Rubbert Feet on keyboard slipping

On May 31 2013 10:47 Capped wrote:
Paper fixes everything

On May 31 2013 11:16 Ropid wrote:
My keyboard has two rubber feet on each side. The second set is for when those risers that give you problems are in use. Perhaps you can rip off the rubber feet of your keyboard and glue them to a better position that works with the risers in the back up.

On May 31 2013 10:24 EtherealDeath wrote:
I have a das keyboard (not the current gen, but the one right before it). The rubber feet on the left side, though not visibly worn, are really not providing any friction. The left side will just slip so easily while the right side stays firmly in place.

The entire surface of the rubber on the left side feels rather smooth. Any idea what's up and how I can fix it? Not sure where to get replacement feet for the das if necessary.

On May 31 2013 12:19 m1rk3 wrote:



The feet will accumulate dust and become slipper on a surface. just wipe down.

On May 31 2013 12:18 m1rk3 wrote:


hold your keyboard by the ends and give it a gentle twist in the appropriate direction (i.e. right hand twsit upper right, left hand twist lower left. or left hand twist upper left, right hand twist lower right)

Hope that makes sense. My quick fire felt unlevel before. It was just the ABS back cover that was a little warped.

On May 31 2013 15:32 Terranist wrote:
i got some shelf liner from target that i just layered over the bottom of the keyboard. much better than the rubber feet ever were and it costed like $3.

On June 01 2013 00:55 EtherealDeath wrote:

That is actually amazing. Did you remove the rubbet feet so the shelf liner would be level?

On May 31 2013 15:32 Terranist wrote:
i got some shelf liner from target that i just layered over the bottom of the keyboard. much better than the rubber feet ever were and it costed like $3.