pyrotek7x7
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- Jan 30, 2007
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As some of you may know, I lubed my cube before. I thought it worked well, until other kids at my school lubed their cubes too...
It was amazing! They were all so good! And yet my, though smooth, was very sticky and locked up often. I don't know what I did wrong. One kid suggested that I didn't shake my silicone up for a minute. Another thinks my silicone is too old. (Borrowed it from my Grandmother)
I "unlubed" my cube by taking the pieces and sanding them. This worked really well, actually. However, I want to re-lube it. What exactly should I do differently? Should I lube the core? I never did that before. Also, should I lube the pieces seperately, (I layed them in a line and then sprayed) or should I just pop out an edge piece and spray in there?
It was amazing! They were all so good! And yet my, though smooth, was very sticky and locked up often. I don't know what I did wrong. One kid suggested that I didn't shake my silicone up for a minute. Another thinks my silicone is too old. (Borrowed it from my Grandmother)
I "unlubed" my cube by taking the pieces and sanding them. This worked really well, actually. However, I want to re-lube it. What exactly should I do differently? Should I lube the core? I never did that before. Also, should I lube the pieces seperately, (I layed them in a line and then sprayed) or should I just pop out an edge piece and spray in there?