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Thanks for the pic Bro! Is that the only place that needs to be lubed? Seems like a lot less lubing compared to MX. Same guy posted another video of the lubed Type-S, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jc9JaWbv2O0 it sounds so good I think his mic is a bit quiet Akimbro, he has a 55g silenced RF clip and it sounds damn quiet, even quieter than the HHKB, I can barely hear it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u92sXtFyPzIBut this definitely seems like something cool for many Topre users to try, doesn't look like many people here on GH has attempted to lube their Topre boards. I wonder just how smooth Topre can get with lube.
I know this is an old thread, but I'd love someone to write up the differences in feel / benefits of lubing topre switches. How does it affect tactility, smoothness, sound, etc? How did it go for you, Sniping?
So I don't really feel much friction on a Topre. Is the lubing for that slight amount from when you don't press directly down in the middle on the keys and it brushes against it's switch housing?
Where can I get the lube? Originative is still sold out.. The past couple months now.. >.<
Quote from: noisyturtle on Wed, 22 January 2014, 02:30:54So I don't really feel much friction on a Topre. Is the lubing for that slight amount from when you don't press directly down in the middle on the keys and it brushes against it's switch housing?honestly, i have no idea why i lubed mine. I feel no friction from topre like you said. I can only say I did it out of curiosity to see if there is any difference between lubed version and not lubed version. also coz of brocaps. Quote from: dustinhxc on Wed, 22 January 2014, 02:31:40Where can I get the lube? Originative is still sold out.. The past couple months now.. >.<you can get krytox 205 from ebay and 103 from some website. i forgot the website though. WFD said something like $45 shipped for 103.or you can wait until ming re-stock them on originative which should be this week as he stated here
I did this to my hhkb pro2, and I really don't think it made a difference to a new board as the barrels were already pretty well lubed, but I'm sure it helps a little .Thanks to Bro Caps for the picture of where to lube my sluts, I mean slots.
First time trying to lube mine, how much lube would I need to apply to each corner? Would EK's Mechlube be sufficient?
Quote from: lunr on Fri, 04 April 2014, 12:29:32First time trying to lube mine, how much lube would I need to apply to each corner? Would EK's Mechlube be sufficient? you should use lube from techkeys instead of one from EK. I read that just tiny amount is good enough for each slot.
Quote from: Sniping on Tue, 15 October 2013, 19:00:55Thanks for the pic Bro! Is that the only place that needs to be lubed? Seems like a lot less lubing compared to MX. Same guy posted another video of the lubed Type-S, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jc9JaWbv2O0 it sounds so good I think his mic is a bit quiet Akimbro, he has a 55g silenced RF clip and it sounds damn quiet, even quieter than the HHKB, I can barely hear it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u92sXtFyPzIBut this definitely seems like something cool for many Topre users to try, doesn't look like many people here on GH has attempted to lube their Topre boards. I wonder just how smooth Topre can get with lube.That is the only place you should lube them to keep from making a terrible mess. Use a mixture of 205 grease and maybe 103 GPL, 50/50 mix. You can use a q-tip to spread it inside the corner nice and evenly.
Does lubing the HHKB actually make a difference to the feel of the keys because even 45g feels to light for me
Quote from: mrelectric on Sat, 05 April 2014, 14:29:49Does lubing the HHKB actually make a difference to the feel of the keys because even 45g feels to light for me It changes the feel (keypresses become smoother) but it won't change the weight at all. Consider 55g!
Quote from: SSIPAK on Fri, 04 April 2014, 15:36:55Quote from: lunr on Fri, 04 April 2014, 12:29:32First time trying to lube mine, how much lube would I need to apply to each corner? Would EK's Mechlube be sufficient? you should use lube from techkeys instead of one from EK. I read that just tiny amount is good enough for each slot.Thanks. I'm guessing I should be using the thick variant? or does it matter which kind of viscosity i should be using?