How To Lube MX Style Keyboard Switches

[@nilkeebs1008]

Very informative! Please do a video about modding stabs or using foam for acoustics please.

[@Magniboards]

Thank you! Sure, we'll make something on it!

[@dynravllnv]

Very informative! 👏✨

[@Magniboards]

Glad it was helpful!

[@erikagalano4568]

Nice! This video gave me a clearer picture on lubing. Looking forward to your next uploads 🙌🏻

[@Magniboards]

Thank you for your support! :)

[@jordanmichaelbolinas6893]

Awesome content, sir! It was really helpful! 💯

[@Magniboards]

Thank you bro!

[@makmakg242]

Never thought you're a Filipino like me lol

[@Magniboards]

Lol thank you!

[@dude6723]

Just ordered some alpacas, would you say you have to lube JWK switches' springs as they already have a factory oil on them? I learned from my gateron milky yellows to definitely not donut dip with a grease, a few of my switches ended up having lube farts

[@Magniboards]

I agree with not dipping, but I do bag lube them. If you want to be precise you can brush them lightly. I often prefer to have them lubed as well. I think it's more of a personal preference!

[@dude6723]

@@Magniboards sadly there wasn't any oil in stock when I ordered everything, could I bag lube with 205g0? I have a bunch of it so I won't have to worry about being wasteful

[@MarvinGreyPhoto]

Hey Ben, you can just brush them with 205g0. Due to the viscosity, I don't think you can evenly distribute the lube in a bag easily. I mean it's possible, but you'd have to make sure the inside of the bag is lined with 205g0 so it can evenly rub off. TLDR, brush the springs with 205g0

[@psykkou3820]

Great video! I feel like the pauses you make between sentences may seem quite unnatural breaking the flow. perhaps it's better to cut the video on pauses avoiding the uncomfortable breaks?

[@Magniboards]

Thanks for the feedback! Those were probably intended to be jump cuts that I did not continue with. But thanks for letting me know, definitely something to improve on!