That would probably make it quicker, just be conservative on the lube.I have the yuxin 3x3 and its pretty old.
the pieces are little bit worn.
the cube is pretty sluggish and its not lubed.
if i will lube it with cubicle weight 3 and dnm-37 will it be fast?
(the cube currently is'nt lubed)
It will be a little faster but i would definitely suggest just getting a newer better cube the YuXin Little magic and the MF3RS are extremely good cubes for the price and if you lube it with the DNM-37 it will make these cubes awesome you can also tension them to your preference my MF3RS i have done a ton of solves on and tensioned it to my preference and it breaks in very nicely i have not tried the YuXin little magic but i did hear that that one was good to but i will definitely recommend the MF3RSI have the yuxin 3x3 and its pretty old.
the pieces are little bit worn.
the cube is pretty sluggish and its not lubed.
if i will lube it with cubicle weight 3 and dnm-37 will it be fast?
(the cube currently is'nt lubed)
I am getting a new one but i want to still use it because when i lube it with vaseline its pretty decent
and im just wondering if i could still use that cube.
Cubicle Labs MF3RS2 M
1-2 years but i solved it like no more then 1000 timesThats a great one! (just making sure, is that the new one that you are ordering??)
Also, How old is the one you have now?
1-2 years but i solved it like no more then 1000 times
but when i lube it with vaseline its pretty smooth
Is it spring noises you're hearing? In that case nothing is wrong, you can just keep cubing without worrying. Could you upload a video of the sound?
I have a really dry Valk Power M. I ordered a lube that's coming on the way. In the meantime, can I use Gans Standard Lube?
Yeah okay, thanks.I doubt it would hurt it. And if you really don't like it, you can just take it apart and clean all the pieces.
If a cube is too fast that it is uncontrollable you will sometimes put a heavier lube to slow it down. Does that make sense?ok, help me out here. I have read many reviews, posts, etc., where people say they have, or will, ad lube to SLOW a cube down, or "gum it up a little". This does not make sense to me, can anyone illuminate?
Normally when we add the lube it is just a thin layer allowing the pieces to glide over the other pieces. adding more increases the size of the layer, allowing the lubricant to move at will with the other pieces then making a counter productive effect of added resistance whilst still giving the smooth feeling the lubricant gives. This type of lubing only really works best with a heavy weight lube (usually silicone based). When attempted with a light water based lube you will find the effect wears off fast as it will be shot out of the pieces and onto your hands. Think of it like this, a very thin layer of snow is far more slippery than a large pile of snow.ok, help me out here. I have read many reviews, posts, etc., where people say they have, or will, ad lube to SLOW a cube down, or "gum it up a little". This does not make sense to me, can anyone illuminate?
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