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TapTap

Macrostab - Hotswap stab tester

Macrostab - Hotswap stab tester

£9.75 GBP
£9.75 GBP
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Behold the Macrostab by TapTap, an incredibly convenient hotswap Stab Tester which doubles as a macropad.

A stab tester is an excellent tool for tuning your stabilisers to perfection. Tune, test & repeat live.

The Macrostab has been fitted with Kailh Hotswap Sockets & large bumpon feet. To use it as a macropad, purchase & fit a Pro Micro, and you'll have more keys than you can shake a stick at.

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Orders take 1 business day to dispatch from the time you order, with some orders taking 2 business days during busy periods.

Lubricants, Group Buy & Pre-Order orders specifically cannot be returned or refunded; all other products can be returned within a 14 day period if the products are in original, unopened, undamaged condition. Products that are not sent back in their original condition will not be refunded.

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Makes it simple to get stabilisers ready for a build

This made it really easy to get the stabilisers ready for a build! Strongly recommended.

I build 1-2 keyboards per year, and I always forget exactly which way to put the stabs together. This usually results in me getting Krytox 205g2 or whatever on the keyboard PCB and making a big mess.

With the Macrostab I could keep all the mess in one place and concentrate on getting all the stabs ready in one go. This removed some of the worry about messing up the keyboard PCB itself. I actually enjoyed putting the stabs together this time.