Keychron Low-Profile Stabilizer Adapters

Model created in OpenSCAD by reddit user donglord1337 → converted to STL by Reddit user GyaragaX

https://www.reddit.com/r/Keychron/comments/z5rt5x/custom_keycaps_on_keychron_k1_low_profile_with_3d/

"I got sick and tired of not being able to use custom keycaps on my Keychron K1 SE, and took matters into my own hands by creating a 3D printed keycap mod that offsets the keycap's stabilizers by 1mm to allow compatibility with Keychron K1 SE. The keycaps mentioned in the picture are XVX Horizon keycaps, which you can buy on Amazon.

This mod should work for all low-profile Keychron keyboards.

Here's the instructions:

1) 3D print 10 of the adapters.

2) Use a cutting tool to remove about 3.1mm of the stabilizer stems from every key.

3) Install the adapter into the existing stabilizer key, shaving off any bits of the bottom of the adapter if it is too tall for the key. This is ONLY for alignment (to get perfect alignment with the old stabilizer position), so the length of the adapter's stem does not matter.

4) Optionally glue the adapter in place with hot glue - more important on larger keys like space bar. Not necessary on all of them, though.

5) Enjoy your modded keycaps that are compatible w/ your Keychron low profile keyboard."

Design by Oshj44 on MakerWorld (license: BY-SA).