Michael Womack
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1. Fill it
2. Throw it away
What can I do with my empty bottle of maru lube?
Actually, in my experience lubing the ShuangRen does actually slow it down...
It might respond better to lower-viscosity lubes though (I'm using Calvin's High Viscosity and Lubix)
Imo 50k (aka lubix aka calvins high viscosity) is too viscous for 3x3s, not to talk about cubes like the Fangshi shuangren that has gaps that collects the lube. It doesnt slow down smooth surfaced cubes like the dayan because the lube disperses on all surfaces easier and more evenly. The viscosity affects how well the lube disperses on the pieces, which is why you'd use low viscosity on big puzzles with a lot of pieces. In the end the product is the exact same whether it is high or low viscosity. If you put high viscosity in big cubes the lube wont disperse but rather "glue" the light and small pieces it did find and leave the rest of the cube dry. If you put low viscosity in a small cube the lube will just flow through and pour out from the gaps.
Wt 1 will lube anything well. It works well on 3x3s too.
As I said, all differential oils are made from the same stuff. Obviously the direct effect is the same. What matters is how it disperses and how long it lasts. What also matters how much you need to lube a cube. I'd say wt 1 is way too runny for a 3x3. A wt 3-4 would disperse much better.
I disagree. I like instant results from lube.
So you'd rather have a worse overall result because you cant bother to wait to break in the lube for 5 solves? Well that makes sense, my bad.
What is the thickest lube ( no mixed lubes justa single type )
That wasnt the qeustion ( fail)Mixing 2 lubes won't make it thicker. Just go search for some really high viscosity differential oil
That wasnt the qeustion ( fail)
I had a stickerless ZhanChi that I lubed with Traxxas 50k as per CrazyBadCuber's video- it always felt a little too gummy to me. I'm ordering a new ZhanChi, this time black and DIY. I want this to feel much less gummy. Would lubing the edge and corner pieces less help the cube to be less gummy? Also, I'm getting a MoYu WeiLong. Do most people lube that? Thanks!!
I had a stickerless ZhanChi that I lubed with Traxxas 50k as per CrazyBadCuber's video- it always felt a little too gummy to me. I'm ordering a new ZhanChi, this time black and DIY. I want this to feel much less gummy. Would lubing the edge and corner pieces less help the cube to be less gummy? Also, I'm getting a MoYu WeiLong. Do most people lube that? Thanks!!
So would less Traxxas have the same effect as a lower weight diff oil then?