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How do you all like to use Angstrom X? I got a free bottle with a recent cubicle order.
I think it works really well, I just don’t like the smell, personally. It’s great for slowing down cubes. I usually only use it on cubes that are way too fast out of the box, or on cubes that I put too much DNM inside.
 
I think it works really well, I just don’t like the smell, personally. It’s great for slowing down cubes. I usually only use it on cubes that are way too fast out of the box, or on cubes that I put too much DNM inside.
Interesting. I wonder how it plays with gravitas & dignitas. I really like those lives so I’m excited to try it out.
 
Got my gear/diff oils home.
Here you can see viscosity of 50000 aka 50k, 1000 cSt and 100 cSt.
I am using the 50k on springs in my RS3M 2020, 1000 cSt on pieces, and 100cSt (the almost like water) on tracks. This made it faster and smooth. Now my son really loves it, and I can keep my GTS3M for myself.
 
So I've read many articles about which lube to buy, and I'm really confused. I want a lube that lasts long but is also good quality. I found that Lubix is supposed to be a good brand, but later found out that it was a rip-off. Would it be ok if I just went to the hardware store and bought a silicon-based lube? Does it even have to be a known speed-solving brand?
 
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