xarfax1105
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I used it on the core, and a strip all the way down one side of one edge piece on my Aolong. Don't do the corner stem or it gets way too gummy.
aryt thanks, can i mix that with maru lube?
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I used it on the core, and a strip all the way down one side of one edge piece on my Aolong. Don't do the corner stem or it gets way too gummy.
do you use it on just the core? or do you lube pieces as well? I'm trying to figure out what i need to lube on the corner pieces of my aolong since apparently the stem-like thingie makes contact with the other pieces of the cube, but the lubing vid that i saw only lubed the corner piece itself
I use the exact same method as this video.
My wei long is crazy good with this method.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4paID_54lQ
I may sound repetitive but where is the nearest rc car hobby shop in Caloocan? (The one in north edsa is closed)
Thanks dude
I bought silicone oil at glorietta, it works! Thanks for the tip.
nice, what kind of oil is it? mind posting a pic? should help out others having problems finding lube xD
It's called silicone damper oil,its available in 2 sets, medium and hard, each set has 3 20cc bottles of silicone oil. Though these oils are colored, once in the cube it becomes colorless. I bought it in Lils hobby shop in glorietta 2, just ask them if they have silicone oil for Tamiya rc cars.
ahh nice, good to hear you found some lube for yourself xD
I just got a bottle of factory team diff lube. should i treat it just like lubix and lube my cube like lubix instructs? I can't justify buying lubix at this point in my speed cubing hobby (and more so as a student with a child on the way).
That's pretty much what I did. Got some Factory Team shock oil and traxxis diff lube. Way cheaper. I put the traxxis in one of the syringes from thecubicle and usually put an extremely thin layer in my 2x2's and 3x3's. For all my big cubes I use shock oil, though. I tried using diff oil in my 4x4's once and just didn't like the result.
I just got a bottle of factory team diff lube. should i treat it just like lubix and lube my cube like lubix instructs? I can't justify buying lubix at this point in my speed cubing hobby (and more so as a student with a child on the way).
Lubix is just diff oil, at 40k I believe.
So, yes, just treat it the same.
And there's no need to justify it. There's no "point" where you need to buy Lubix. Only if you want to support their shop.