I recently got a gans 356 recently and out of the box it was extremely fast and cut more than I ever used before (I turn very accurately usually). But it was too loose for my turning style. It turns in ways I'm not trying too and causes frequent lockups and overshooting. Is there a way to slow this cube down slightly. I spent a couple days adjusting and got fairly good with the cube but after only a couple solves on my 4x4 I reverted to my old way of turning and found myself locking up and overshooting again on the gans 356.
I have tried loading it up with lube and it only made it smoother with a slight dampening of speed. Tightening the cube to where I am comfortable with the speed makes corner cutting terrible (worse than my old Guhong V2). Other than the speed the cube is perfect. It's smooth and corner cuts great but turns almost friction-less. Is there a way of slowing down a cube other than loading more and more lube into it or tightening the tensions?
Any input is greatly appreciated.
P.S. I did use the search function but could not find anything relevant. If there is a thread that would help that would also be appreciated.
I have tried loading it up with lube and it only made it smoother with a slight dampening of speed. Tightening the cube to where I am comfortable with the speed makes corner cutting terrible (worse than my old Guhong V2). Other than the speed the cube is perfect. It's smooth and corner cuts great but turns almost friction-less. Is there a way of slowing down a cube other than loading more and more lube into it or tightening the tensions?
Any input is greatly appreciated.
P.S. I did use the search function but could not find anything relevant. If there is a thread that would help that would also be appreciated.