I’m so very grateful to have invested in the Wuque Silicone Lube Station. Before, I was using a very cheap 3d printed “Lubing Deck” that only held 15 switches. The 2 halves of this lube station are quite flat and fit well together to not take up too much space. The bottom half holder fits the switches snugly, with no undue pressure put upon the housing. The little stem holders do a decent job, and the spaces for the tops, springs and brush are so very appreciated.
Other Tools:
Gateron Switch “Lobster Cracker”
Reverse/Locking tweezers
Pencil Lead Holder 4mm
Tin box as Lube Pallet
1 of the 20 brushes left over from a hobby of miniatures painting
These specific Durock POMs are getting the K205g0 brushed on the rails, stems AND SPRINGS. Last set I made used the Deskeys soft switch films – and I love em. This set is getting the TX PC films for a test run.
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Just wait until they start making these in very bright and vibrant colorways :)
Keebatwork OP t1_iydbnar wrote
I’m so very grateful to have invested in the Wuque Silicone Lube Station. Before, I was using a very cheap 3d printed “Lubing Deck” that only held 15 switches. The 2 halves of this lube station are quite flat and fit well together to not take up too much space. The bottom half holder fits the switches snugly, with no undue pressure put upon the housing. The little stem holders do a decent job, and the spaces for the tops, springs and brush are so very appreciated.
Other Tools:
Gateron Switch “Lobster Cracker”
Reverse/Locking tweezers
Pencil Lead Holder 4mm
Tin box as Lube Pallet
1 of the 20 brushes left over from a hobby of miniatures painting
These specific Durock POMs are getting the K205g0 brushed on the rails, stems AND SPRINGS. Last set I made used the Deskeys soft switch films – and I love em. This set is getting the TX PC films for a test run.
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Just wait until they start making these in very bright and vibrant colorways :)