Re: Lisa Keyboard Foam

On 04/11/2014 12:38 PM, Tom Frikker wrote:
> Does anyone know where to get a foam sheet to be cut to use in Lisa
> keyboard repairs? It apparently needs to be 0.2" or 3/16" thick to work,
> closed cell. Does anyone know where to get a sheet, or an alternative that
> would work?
>

Al Kossow posted very complete details on the Classic Computer mailing list. His approach was to use model railroad track-bed foam. I just finished repairing a Corvus Concept keyboard using his choice of materials. It does work, but next time I'll look for a bit softer material to cushion the key when it goes full stroke. The track bed foam is a bit hard on the fingers for typing.

Steve

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