Durock stabilizers are great and pretty affordable. I have used the plate mount and screw-in ones. I actually prefer the plate mount. The screw-in ones are more stable* because they mount to the pcb.

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Robust construction. Gasket-mount assembly with flex-cut PCB. Hot-swap sockets for easy customization. Unique styling. Strange layout choices. Some default key combinations don’t work. Poor ...