So I decided to make my own lube holder. Helps me keep them organized and easily accessible. And I can expand it by just adding more modules if I need to.

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In my chem lab we use silicone oil (to heat up the reactions). From what I understand, silicone lube is actually silicone grease (silicone oil combined with a thickener, to make it a creamy consistency). The pure oil is completely liquid. Is this suitable for lubing a cube or I need specifically the grease? Thanks!
 
Silicone oil comes at many viscosities. From almost as water to Pretty solid. Silicone molecules vary in length and can be doped with other materials.
The important thing is that the lube does not get thicker if left in the air.
food oil becomes thick and sticky after a week in air. So not usable.
 
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The black letters mean "LUBE STATISTICS"
The yellow letters mean "COLORS" (Mercury is blue, Venus is clear, Mars is orange, Saturn is yellow)
The orange letters mean "SPEED"
The pink letters mean "CONTROL"
The light purple letters mean "SMOOTH"
The dark purple letters mean "LASTING'
The light blue letters mean "INGREDIENTS"
The green letters mean "IMAGES"
 
The black letters mean "LUBE STATISTICS"
The yellow letters mean "COLORS" (Mercury is blue, Venus is clear, Mars is orange, Saturn is yellow)
The orange letters mean "SPEED"
The pink letters mean "CONTROL"
The light purple letters mean "SMOOTH"
The dark purple letters mean "LASTING'
The light blue letters mean "INGREDIENTS"
The green letters mean "IMAGES"
Depends on what you want from your cube. Is it too slow, too fast, etc?
 
It makes the cube fast and a some smooth, and it nearly not evaporate and doesn't leaves dirt !
Prices: $1,54 for 5cc, $3,29 for 10 cc, $3,95 for 15 cc.
 
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