Wondering if anyone has any bright ideas for how to achieve negative tilt in addition to tenting?
Perhaps I could buy the riser and try attaching feet to the front somehow…
Moving from my Logitech ergonomic keyboard it’s probably what I’m struggling with the most. At the moment I’ve resorted to propping up the 4 front corners with post-it note pads which makes adjusting the position of the keyboard a right faff 
I’m using the Riser 60 with some 1/2" dense foam under the palm rest side. I’ll likely search for some taller rubber feet once I settle on the desired height.
I tried a million different ways to make it work, but it never felt quite right until got the Riser 60. Good luck!
Ok, so I finally found a set of rubber feet that give me the perfect amount of negative tilt when using the Risers…
Then after I stuck them on, I realized I can’t fit them into any travel case without removing them.
Then I noticed something else… They’re almost exactly the same height as the UHK’s stock feet!
Is there a reason the Risers don’t have mounting holes for the stock V2 feet? The thickness of the black plate looks like the tabs would seat perfectly if there were holes for em. The little shelf-like notch on the feet would also clear the Riser positioning plate screws. I even checked to make sure there’s enough clearance for the USB cables when they’re connected, and they look fine too…
Am I missing something? I can’t be the first to notice this, right? 
Riser plates are 1mm thick instead of the 1.5mm thickness required by the flip-out feet. We could implement flip-out feet compatibility for Riser, but the demand for this configuration is so low that we don’t plan to do it.
Yes of course.
I think if I get a riser, a DIY solution is fairly straightforward.
Understandable.
With how far in the Riser plates are mounted, I imagine the angle is probably quite a bit steeper than most people would prefer anyway.
I have some extras of the older V1 flip-out feet. They have a flat bottom with a decent amount of surface area, so I’ll probably just glue those on to the Riser plates.
