YIMAGUJRX RUNJRX Keyboard Stabilizers Steel Wire Corrector Leveling Adjuster Steel Wire Repair Calibration for Gaming Keyboard...

Each leveler is 2 7/16" long when set into its non-slip sleeve. The steel pipe measures approx 3/32" in diameter and has an opening 1/16" in diameter, easily accommodating a typical stabilizer wire. Include are also 24 small poron stickers for applying the Holee mod to stabilizer stem housings. I haven't tried these as my stabilizers don't exhibit any rattle, and my space bar and stabilized keycaps sound great once leveled and lubed with Krytox 205g0. A thin 5 5/8" x 1 1/8" case is included to hold the pipes and stickers. While it's a nice touch, it's far too big for the tool and stickers so I'll repurpose it for something else. I have been leveling stabilizers with just my fingers but the process seems more precise with an inexpensive leveling tool like this. I used the tool as soon as I received it as I was just about to build a Tofu60 2.0 board and had some Durock stabilizers on hand. While the wires were straight, I did find that two of the stabilizer wires needed leveling so I used this tool and got them as perfectly level as I could, simply by apply some twisting force to the wire. Job done! I can see these tools becoming very handy for future builds and for revisiting stabilizers I installed in other keyboards.

Each leveler is 2 7/16" long when set into its non-slip sleeve. The steel pipe measures approx 3/32" in diameter and has an opening 1/16" in diameter, easily accommodating a typical stabilizer wire. Include are also 24 small poron stickers for applying the Holee mod to stabilizer stem housings. I haven't tried these as my stabilizers don't exhibit any rattle, and my space bar and stabilized keycaps sound great once leveled and lubed with Krytox 205g0. A thin 5 5/8" x 1 1/8" case is included to hold the pipes and stickers. While it's a nice touch, it's far too big for the tool and stickers so I'll repurpose it for something else. I have been leveling stabilizers with just my fingers but the process seems more precise with an inexpensive leveling tool like this. I used the tool as soon as I received it as I was just about to build a Tofu60 2.0 board and had some Durock stabilizers on hand. While the wires were straight, I did find that two of the stabilizer wires needed leveling so I used this tool and got them as perfectly level as I could, simply by apply some twisting force to the wire. Job done! I can see these tools becoming very handy for future builds and for revisiting stabilizers I installed in other keyboards.

The handles come without the grips attached, but it is simple to do, then you're off to balancing wires!