The 2U stabilizer positions on the 60 and 80HE are out of spec by 0.1mm. The mistake came from taking Cherryâs metric datasheet at face value (someone at Cherry was asleep during the imperial-to-metric conversion). 
â0.1mm is basically nothing so it doesnât matter.â Yes, it fucking does! 
- The distance between the centers of a 2U keycapâs poles is usually 24mm.
- The âto-specâ distance between the centers of a 2U stabilizerâs stems is 23.876mm.
- The distance between the centers of a 2U stabilizerâs stems that Woot uses (thanks to Cherryâs bad data) is 23.8mm.
Meaning that in a perfect world, the stabilizers are already âstretchedâ by 0.2mm, and we absolutely do not live in a perfect world.
There have been numerous unresolved stabilizer binding issues with the 60HE, all involving tighter stabilizers (like TX APs [both PCB and plate mounted] and Staebies). This is something the out-of-spec stabilizer positions have contributed to, for sure. 
In this hobby, somehow everything ends up out of spec; switches, stabilizers, plates, PCBs, and the distances between them. Designing to spec should not be this difficult. When you come across conflicting numbers, you shouldnât just disregard one and move on, you research until you understand exactly why the numbers conflict. If you never came across any conflicting numbers, you used the first result that popped up on Google. 
Designing a plate to spec should never result in misalignment, but it so often does. 


(this message is sarcasm we do read everything in here)