How To Spray Lube & Spray Lubed RK61 Outemu Reds Typing Sounds

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1:14 Lubing stabilizers
2:39 Before spray lubing
3:38 ‘Spray lube’ in Korean keyboard communities
4:14 Disclaimer & spray lubing
5:27 Drying
5:40 Foam & reassembling
6:46 Before typing sounds (Outemu reds)
7:14 After typing sounds
8:25 Typing sounds (desk mat)
9:37 Stabs & spring noise test
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[@3ildcat]

* More information of spray lubing * - How this works: This is not pouring oil. After the solvent evaporation(1~3 days), the inside of a switch will be coated by a thin film of grease. This is an alternative effective lubing way for pre-built 'soldered' switches. It's just an option. - Don't do this for rubber switches such as Topre, Noppoo and silent switches. (Some say that Cherry's rubber dampers are okay, but Gateron's rubber dampers will get damaged clearly.) - WD40 is not for this. Please refer to this product link. www.super-lube.com/multi-purpose-lubricant-with-syncolon-ptfe - Always remember 4:15 - If you do this for click, tactile switches, the tactility will be reduced a lot. - For optical switches, this will ruin the optical sensors on the PCB. If you really want to do, pull the switches out first and do individually not to get the PCB affected. - No more warranty after doing this. Before you spray lube, watch this video by Hipyo first! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGfan2ugls6krsk How to fix a ruined keyboard using BW-100 by Hipyo kzbin.info/www/bejne/kImlkHl5ft6IbM0

[@yeysbaws]

Thank you so much. I just order my Super Lube 31110 Aerosols online. I'm just waiting for it to arrive. When drying it out I just had an idea to flip the board upside down(switches facing the ground) so the excess oil will just drip down, not getting stuck inside the switches, hence making the drying process faster.

[@julianrime8544]

:3ildcat is this okay for tactile switches?

[@3ildcat]

@@julianrime8544 Okay but the tactility will be reduced a lot.

[@julianrime8544]

:3ildcat I don’t want to ruin my halo clears... thanks!

[@itsdmn1]

I am getting a Leopold FC660M with Silent Red switches this week, would it be bad trying to lube the switches since you recommend not doing on silent switches? What about just the stabs?

[@mikeisgettinupset]

THe sound of that backspace key is heavenly.

[@ironzurk313]

Mike IsCore did u play d1?

[@mikeisgettinupset]

@@ironzurk313 yes

[@ironzurk313]

@@mikeisgettinupset year 1?

[@ironzurk313]

@@mikeisgettinupset and if so do u play d2 now cause trials is coming out tommorow I hope its gonna be like d1 trials

[@lucid495]

ahh yes i see that more people play destiny 🙂

[@ZonaGreenTea]

“you are responsible for your own actions.” holy shit

[@ZonaGreenTea]

Zubeen Bhuiyan shit scares me man

[@jannclaudebinoya]

Oh shit i thought it was my father's fault

[@alexanderle3936]

lowkey sounds like my vice principal after i shit in the sink or something

[@ZonaGreenTea]

@@alexanderle3936 that's more like "the consequences will never be the same"

[@cyclopshot]

its like the universe came up and bitch slapped me

[@Conj8ring]

moment of silence to the kid that broke his keyboard doing this

[@3ildcat]

It works perfectly so far. :)

[@Conj8ring]

:3ildcat i did the exact thing and it worked(thank the lord)

[@3ildcat]

Gaming Adam Cool :D If you know how the spray works (solvent and grease), no need to worry. It’s just a simple science.

[@Conj8ring]

:3ildcat amazing

[@lukewoolner]

@@3ildcat so can this lube damage the pcb and is it worth it to do on cherry mx browns?

[@Demutori]

the part of korean typing is most satisfying.

[@3ildcat]

hahaha :3

[@robertromani3166]

*hAnGUL

[@a4di256]

@@robertromani3166 Hangul is the alphabet

[@jadencho3105]

Robert Romani 닥쳐

[@Nguyen-zg8lk]

The sounds of the switches after lubed are drug

[@fattestallenalive7148]

Angry pp

[@RayoTheTomato]

Mad pp

[@ptok7550]

mad pp goes brrr brrrrrrrrr

[@RayoTheTomato]

@@ptok7550 pp mad

[@deleted-test]

I saw an ice cream at first

[@NortelGeek]

I use dielectric silicon grease on the sides of my ALPS sliders. Makes them SO smooth. Thanks for this video. Always helps to know how to lube MX type switches without de-soldering.

[@3ildcat]

That's nice!! Glad it helped.

[@SuperDrifter99]

So what I should look for is both dielectric and silicon based lubes? RN I tried ordering something online that people have recommended but there's no ETA on shipping. My switches are doing an awful scratchy noise from the springs and I'm scared I might be damaging them. I have outemu reds in a prebuilt keyboard and ordered superlube recommended from a redditor

[@martin1649]

@@SuperDrifter99 you are probably not damaging it, sounds like i'ts a pain to use. Krytox?

[@pwnwin]

10/10 times that your warranty will by voided doing this.

[@SlowHaste]

Just did this to my Keychron K4 w/ Gateron Browns and it worked wondrously! It's my first and only keyboard so I was a little hesitant, but I'm very happy with the results. I dried it for about 18 hours, sitting on a window sill by an open window with a fan blowing on it (rotating the board every few hours to ensure even dryness). A clear plastic straw worked well to keep the Super Lube contained in the switch while spraying. It was a fun tinkering process, and your video was really detailed which was a huge help :)

[@3ildcat]

Great to hear that! Hope you enjoy and have fun typing!

[@martinalarconcarbajal417]

How about the tactile response, was it reduced a lot?

[@9uuuu]

Wow that sounds a way bigger difference than I expected. Really good job on the stabilizers

[@3ildcat]

It's a bit too muffled but I prefer this than rattling. Lol

[@slk787]

I spray lubed my durgod venus (gateron yellows), and the results are great! After letting the switches dry for sometime, they now feel buttery smooth and responsive. If there's anybody watching this video with doubts, just follow the steps in the video and take your time. Thanks wildcat!

[@mariozamora9684]

Can you please provide us with the link to the spray you used? thanks

[@rebbits]

i'm a year late but i'm with @Mario Zamora !

[@dollafn]

The 62 dislikes are just kids who used WD-40

[@wmmt_omusu4355]

Do you reckon if I used inon mx3 spray lube will it break it or work too

[@mikal.c1067]

i actually used wd-40 and it worked somehow

[@dollafn]

@@mikal.c1067 no you didn’t

[@mikal.c1067]

@@dollafn i did i removed all of the switches and sprayed wd-40 on them and then wiped them down let the dry a little put them back in and it worked

[@dollafn]

@@mikal.c1067 aight lol

[@sumimasim1708]

I don't think I trust myself to do this when I get my first mechanical keyboard but gonna keep this video handy for the future.

[@hugogomez4876]

The drastic change from typing in English to korean got me like 😳

[@enginsama]

before and after is huge difference. Thanks for teaching spraying lube technic.

[@talrozenblat9783]

Every video of yours is a joy to watch, thank you!

[@3ildcat]

My pleasure!

[@burgbeef]

0:02 “the key to lubing is that less is more” - Taeha Types

[@3ildcat]

gall.dcinside.com/mgallery/board/view/?id=mechanicalkeyboard&no=433349 You can guess enough from the picture, this can't be over lubed. Evenly well coated. If you understand how the spray works and the ingredients, you didn't leave like this comment. Anyway I totally understand you and him because I was also really skeptical for this method. So I've watched all the tests over 2 months, and I tried, I figured out that this is way better than I thought. :)

[@dalfabet]

@@3ildcat I think he meant it as a "meme" just as a joke. Spray Lube seems to be a good way to Lube with little resources, i will try it out!

[@chubeviewer]

You're thinking of thermal paste lol

[@user-x-00]

@@chubeviewer Verge pc guy: *I beg to differ!*

[@ascavocado5030]

Can't believe outemu can be this good

[@trash3570]

had my rk61 battery lying around, 750mAh, 3.7 volts for anyone thats curious

[@3ildcat]

Thanks for sharing good info!

[@trash3570]

@@jamesmoon3345 yes I can measure it tomorrow

[@trash3570]

@@jamesmoon3345 about 1 3/8 inch wide, 2 inches long. 3/16 inch deep. Sorry about the imperial units I only had a ruler

[@trash3570]

@@jamesmoon3345 also the cables are 3.5 inches

[@dainese01]

@@heyzany I am sure you can but I haven't tried. I think you just need a cavity space big enough to fit a bigger battery

[@aethyrial3856]

So the reasons why you shouldn't spray lube are: 1. It will void your warranty (the same as normal lubing so don't know why that's an issue) 2. It doesn't work perfectly every time (just like everything else in the universe but okay) 3. When you use the wrong spray (i.e. WD-40) it won't work properly or when you spray heavily it won't work (last time I checked if you throw your keyboard into a tub of Krytox it also won't work and if you use wrong materials then yeah something will obviously go wrong) Basically, spraying lube isn't as bad as people make it out be. Just like everything else in life, just be careful and take the right precautions.

[@forkerion]

I agree in ever thing you said, but you missed the danger of ruining PCB and switches

[@stepbrocy]

:3love your videos.. I may not have the budget myself to do all of these things, but my god is it calming to watch your videos, as always; amazing editing

[@3ildcat]

Thank you for kind words!

[@Brunnen_Gee]

You can get into it for fairly cheap (compared to going with the luxury boards). I recently bought a Drevo Calibur V2 just so I could tear it down and mod it. I completely tore it down to parts, lubed the stabs and switches (also with Super Lube silicone but not the spray kind). Everything is done but reassembly, my cheapo soldering iron was good enough to desolder but apparently not good enough for actual soldering. So I had to order a new one and I'm waiting on that ☹️

[@williamgrady6075]

The backspace has the perfect thonk bro!

[@Shurii]

massive improvement wow. i might test using foam for my kailh box white

[@tzuyu3985]

i like the typing speed difference between the two languages

[@veibur9763]

Typing Before was still impressive

[@JASON-pe5nm]

Can't stop watching this vid over and over again cuz i just ordered RK61, good content you've made over there!

[@wasabidotka2341]

you my friend, defines underrated. keep making awesome asmr type of shit

[@mrguillo]

I just followed this guide for my RK71, and it's an AMAZING difference!!! Thank you so much. The only thing I didn't do was install the foam. I will do that later. But right now my keys feel and sound amazing! Thanks for this guide.

[@mrguillo]

@ReaperFX Still working fine !! No issues with keys sticking on anything.

[@errolvillarina9704]

@187FX is there any issue so far?

[@lennyc5335]

thanks for the info! I think I will try the spray lubing technique :3

[@GangsterDolphins]

how did it go

[@omara229]

Suddenly I’m watching these video for the pure serotonin from the thud and click asmr.

[@JackthePumpkincat]

POM jelly keycaps vid brought me here •W•

[@milkhz_]

•~•

[@immortaltitan3839]

outemu reds are underrated ngl

[@cristobalcamargo8082]

Very interesting I never knew spray lubing was a thing

[@3ildcat]

@@homerowco.1957 After solvent vaporization, thin film layer of 'grease' will coat the spring and the slider. This is how it works. Not pouring oil.

[@homerowco.1957]

@@3ildcat "leaving behind a thin film of grease" alright, never mind - double checked it, it sprays grease - I would still not do this - why not just open the switch?

[@josi418]

@@homerowco.1957 You need to desolder to open the switch, which means more work for more or less the same result

[@homerowco.1957]

@@josi418 while you have them desoldered you can change the switches :D

[@3ildcat]

@@homerowco.1957 This way is an alternative for "pre-built" ones.

[@satakhunleethanasarn832]

Wow.... this works amazingly for me. I'm quite new to the mechanical keyboard and got a budget keyboard from China which is blue switch and then I tried to lube it with your technique which works great!!! the clicky sound gone mostly. The bounce back of the keys are impressive. Thank you for the easiest way to lube the switch. :)

[@BLVCK.]

크...깔끔해졌네요 기성품 스테빌 잡는것도 이젠 거의 장인이시네요 ㅋㅋ

[@3ildcat]

2월초에 하려던게 키보드가 넘 늦게와서 드디어 해보게 되었습니다. ㅜㅜ 스태빌은 퍼마텍스가 쫀쫀해서 그런지 그냥 대충 집어넣으니 정숙해지네요. ㅎㅎㅎ

[@Ethan-kt8xo]

I wish I was that bold haha the people who lube their switches are the ones I’m most jealous of 😂❤️ cool channel

[@bobbybenny12]

This channel is like that one knife channel but for keyboards. Very nice!

[@zbdo]

Benjamin Smithynunta what knife channel?

[@ryoquitay9820]

I am in this verse for the first time. I've just known the use of lube on this video, and the sound of the keyboard after is *chef's kiss*, I really wanna try this. I pray to Jesus I don't break my keyboard.

[@angielou-5188]

outemus are being known for its "scratchy" feel overtime

[@hardstick9410]

i can confirm this work like he said dont do it in a rubber base switch it well damage it and in outemu switches it well all do well except for outemu silent series

[@Oxydeologist]

Time to void my warranty wish me luck

[@3ildcat]

Good luck! Shake the super lube a lot

[@kaidn8700]

Ok but, that intro is so cool

[@PinePizza]

I know that this is really unprofessional but I am pretty happy with just using dielectric grease on my non modular keyboard.. Took a while for it to feel smooth but now I'm really happy

[@Mystxry]

this is great, so much more convenient than taking apart all the switches

[@Mfenrir4]

I accidentally spilled coffee on my keyboard before (blue switch) our backspace key has the same sound!

[@kadynv575]

coffee=new lube?

[@TK.919]

You drink quite greasy coffee I see

[@alexc6414]

From my experience, anyone who says that spray lubing broke their keyboard just didn't let it dry adequately or left it on while lubing. You could literally submerge your keyboard in water (provided it's turned off) and it would be functional if it is allowed to fully dry. The same is true for lube.

[@ricedbroccoli]

People who say it broke their keyboard put way too much and it fucks with the keys ability to register keys. Its really easy to do expecially with a spray bottle like this. The best thing you can do is get liquid lubricant and put it in a syringe so you can only put a few drops per switch

[@LevelCap_ykt]

Please make the quietest mechanical keyboard. Your videos are just super

[@Demutori]

soglasen [agree] with you. btw he can use topres, mx zilents or something else.

[@3ildcat]

Thank you. How about this one? kzbin.info/www/bejne/ep60p62bpJulfdE

[@amazingveer4942]

He makes god keyboards a hella better and even cherry MX BROWNS ahhh becomes better in him hand he is an artist 👨‍🎨

[@noelsnofall2263]

This is just what I needed!!

[@bad9999]

You can actually use a special type of WD40 for spray lubing if u can’t get access to SuperLuber, you can always use WD40: Specialist: Dry PTFE Lubricant. It’s basically the same thing. The reason people tell you not to use normal WD40 (which you shouldn’t) is because it is a water based lubricant and can gum up the switches, but the PTFE version is the correct one to use since it’s the same as SuperLube, it’s also recommended that when living switches, you use lube with PTFE in it which this version of WD40 has. You’re welcome. (Tried and worked well for my switches, been using them for nearly a month now)

[@frunsy7244]

Do you take out the switch and brush it or you just pour the wd40 ptfe without removing the switch Im getting the wd40 ptfe but im worry its bad nor do not work as normal wd40

[@bad9999]

@@frunsy7244 well, I have a hotswap keyboard, so it was really easy for me. I just took the switches out and used the WD40 dry PTFE, and lubed them. I let them dry for like 30 minutes to an hour before putting them back in. I’ve been using them for around a month now and they are reaaaly good. The spray lube kinda adds a coat onto your spring after a couple of days of use, and that’s when you can really feel that it’s lubed. Aslong as u do it correctly it will be fine using wd40. Just don’t lube switches while your switches are still in your board, that’s never a good idea. Hope this helps!

[@frunsy7244]

@@bad9999 and lastly how long does lube stay in keyboard and how much long should i re-lube ?

[@dhawalsingh1071]

I tried spray lubing on one of my cheap outemu blue switch keyboard, needless to say the the grease leaked into the PCB and the Keyboard was rendered useless do not try spray lubing if you are not prepared for the consequences.

[@Heisennburgg]

I just finished doing this on my old vortex Pok3r and HOLY SHIT what a difference!!!!! Thank you so much!!!

[@idkwhattonamethis661]

Bruh 2:01 legit what the dentist be doin to my teeth 😭

[@slimeslayer7220]

i cant say yours was super effective on the switches but it was extremely effective for the stabs

[@Joromonni]

I might first try some of that foam on my Mistel Barocco.

[@benjaminalcarruz2121]

Thank you so much, i did the same with my motospeed ck62 and there's a huge difference, now it feels so smooth to type. Really nice video i subbed.

[@psychokillings1973]

the backspace literally sounds like a error sound so it fits in so well

[@motoko1108]

Hi im impressed of your videos and you gave me the idea to spray lube my RK61 gateron red switches. I live in germany and we dont have the Super lube spray can available here. So instead i bought me the WD40 silicone spray. its available on amazon. Im a industrial mechanic and i made good experiance with WD40 brand. The one best advantige is, you can control the amount of spray speed with a gentle press on the cap. I didnt used a straw or something to prevent spilling over the Key edges. The silicone oil is for me the best lube possible, because it is not conductable and we know silicone is the number one for making scratchy things smoth as possible. I also used a thick paste of white silicone grease to dampening my stabelizers. Im very satisied with the result. I have no key issues while im typing, because i just lubed the oposite side from the conduction pins. I hope my experiance can help some other people where dont can buy the Super Lube spray ;)

Thanks for tutorial im plannig to make a custom keyboard this year :)

[@dnwmn]

well like if your going to make a custom keyboard you might as well lube them normally

[@skepp5597]

If still doable for "any" keyboard, this is more target for pre-built.

[@cherphyxia]

stuff that use to lube the switch: - spray lube - permatex - interdental brush - disposable dropper - 5mm adhesive sponge foam

[@IWkris]

another great vid wildcat!! learned about spray lube which is new, thanks for feeding my keyboard hunger. I have two questions this time: 1. have you tried korean in typings.gg? i think it would look cool maybe? 2. I have boards (Keychron & Alt) that I want to mod, what's the most important part for better sound? Of the three mods in this video, spraying the switch, lubing the stabs, or the foam insert? Hope you answer... luv u

[@3ildcat]

Thank you! 1. I tried but I prefer 'stroke per min' speed over wpm. So I keep using typing works. The wpm result on typing works is still low but while I am typing, the stroke speed is more satisfying for me. haha 2. Lubing switch is the most important. However, without lubing stabilizers, the keys on stabilizers would be really bad anyway. This will ruin whole sounds. Foam is just optional.

[@IWkris]

Thanks!

[@oscarschenk]

Thanks for making this video. I spray lubed my keychron k8. It made a mess, so I should've followed your steps. But the sound and feel is sooooo much better 😊😊

[@tunasu9182]

The before and after hit me hard 😬

[@J7T800]

"You are responsible for your own actions." I'll just take notes on how to desolder and resolder switches. I get to learn more.

[@Arheltube]

Based on your quality content videos (which are amazing, thanks! ;) ) I bought a RK61 from banggood and it is fantastic. It has some weird noise but overall for this low price it is a really good product. And because it has that typing noises.. I'm wondering to add rubber O-Rings to the keys. What do you think about O-Rings? Is it a goodalternative if I don't want to spray lube on all over my keyboard?

[@3ildcat]

O-rings are up to your preference, but in my taste, I don't need them. The awful noise is comping from the inside of the switches, so without modding the spring, I think there is no.

[@PandaUTC]

got FL680 Gateron Cap yelliw + fsa key caps with factory lubrication, just perfect sound for me

[@성덕여-w1t]

3:38 형이 거기서 왜나와...?

[@리비도-v9b]

안돼에에 하즈카시...

[@shy7151]

다...다메!!!

[@hayoun3]

젠장... 디씨는 한국의 수치라고..!

[@nou-yk7tb]

:/

[@choccymilk1233]

Bruh moment to the English people

[@anthonytorres7813]

The sound of the keyboard is god like

[@누다고]

역시 포커배열 키보드.. 예쁘네요 ㅎㅎ

[@vgbondarev]

This is the video that convinced me to buy my first Big Boy keeb around 3 months ago. I have now built 7. I am in serious debt please help

[@animelord1751]

Stay safe from the Corona Virus From UK 💜

[@3ildcat]

Thank you very much!!

[@LabelFlash241]

before the lube it sounds like they're scratchy, but after its like a smooth buttery sound

[@jackmou467]

Thanks for the awesome content! Do you have a number range for how many times you should spray each switch?

[@3ildcat]

In my opinion, once is enough

[@anthonymedina8255]

No keyboard under 300$ should sound this good nice job

[@gamalamtv]

Dam, broke my reds doing this just now. Shit😂

[@erfansanie9603]

just let it dry out

[@lamagie4113]

and use contact cleaner then compress spray it

[@johnyjoe2k]

Got this exact keyboard, with blues though. May actually try this out. Also have an Ajazz with black switches.

[@justinyee5544]

johnyjoe2k I also have an Ajazz with black switches. Have you lubed them? Do they sound nice after lubing?

[@goosebumps5165]

항상 영상 잘보고갑니다^^

[@3ildcat]

감사합니다. :3

[@z3roa1m]

Meanwhile here i am manually unsoldering switches, opening them, and applying lube. I wasted 2 days on this, because i was all out of solder and i had to buy it. But now it sounds and feels so nice. Thanks :3ildcat

[@3ildcat]

Great job!

[@joshuaschoenman8212]

What I did was use a GUM soft bristled tooth pick and insert it with lube in between the slider and the housing while depressing the switch.

[@aliasobelisco]

Omg. This sound Is ASMR. very smooth.

[@benbenyboyskates8813]

i want to do it but im so scared hahaha

[@brocer-5793]

did you try it because i am also scared to do jt

[@benbenyboyskates8813]

@@brocer-5793 oh I did, v worth it ahaha

[@brocer-5793]

@@benbenyboyskates8813 wait really

[@brocer-5793]

@@benbenyboyskates8813 how much did you do it, and how did you do it, i would like to get rid of my squeaky keys but i don’t wanna fuck my keyboard up

[@benbenyboyskates8813]

@@brocer-5793 bro you just got to send it, like legit. You don’t fuxk it up and if you do, not the end of the world. The worse case scenario is that you over lube but if that happens just wait a couple of months and try again. (LITTLE IS KEY, if it’s too little you can add more but if it’s too much... that’s just annoying)

[@misbahurrahman3092]

That sound that satisfaction afterwords

[@davidsong7251]

Wow... the before and after is drastic

[@stikk4186]

spray lubed my outemu browns 1 month ago, so far not facing any problems 👍

[@3ildcat]

Nice!

[@blackout9487]

When my man types Korean at 1200 wpm/speed

[@nephriteasmr]

I have an RK keyboard too and...omg. I need to do this

[@sweepy9198]

I did this on Corsair k70 LUX with cherry mx reds and I used a different type of wd 40 which was silicone and it worked perfectly!

[@dr.gauravpuri6792]

I have the same keyboard. Its a great budget mechanical keyboard. Working fine after 1 year. Fingers crossed.

[@R3TR0J4N]

:3 it's something understanding how the properties of lubed reduce the material rattle of them keys

[@ZABYLIVE]

Thankyou soo much for this! There is absolutely not a single video on KZbin tutorial on lubing rk61.

[@raymondwu9506]

lubing switches should be basically the same on all boards

[@ZABYLIVE]

Raymond Wu well it’s not sadly

[@raymondwu9506]

aren't you supposed to do pretty much the same lubing process for most cherry style switches and stabilisers

[@landon1stbase]

PLEASEDIE I mean you have to desolder if you want to do it properly. There are plenty of tutorials for that and lubing

[@ZABYLIVE]

Landon M ! Yes I know, but I’m talking about lubing without desoldering and these are proprietary switches called the omtemu something and are a little different

[@cmcmarthy807]

seems very effective. Will try on my old TADA 68 gateron red.

[@quackadillyblip3291]

I have the exact same kb and switches! How did it go if you dont mind me asking, im thinking about doing it

[@여어어어엄소]

Your video always calms me Peaceful itself 💌💌

[@ddrfraser1]

Cool vid. I had never heard of this before. I still think the regular method works better. Honestly, the biggest thing I got from this video was that tool holder at the side of your desk 👍🏼

[@3ildcat]

Lol that holder. Anyway it's just an alternative way to lube pre-built switches. If I can open them, of course I will do brush lube. :)

[@emrebahcivan5011]

i did the same on my keyboard before watching the video i used syringe tip metal and thin to get inside the switches and i used more lube than he is using in the video worked flawlessly for me with little bit more lube i got a more deep sound (i only did this cuz its a cheep keyboard and i have spares dont do it if you cant afford to lose the keyboard)

[@dimesprod6322]

what a transformation wow I am impressed

[@쿼크-h2r]

rk84 구입해놓고 윤활은 첨인데 한번 해볼라고 이것 저것 찾아보게되었네요 잘 보고 갑니다 이것 저것 원하는걸 만족하는게 rk 밖에없는것 같네요

[@muhammadabzaralfauzanbasir5244]

Your setup is so clean

[@alejandroparra308]

he really likes the rk61

[@edzjiang06]

This is why a hotswappable keyboard is better in cases like this

[@mrnooky537]

Im about to buy an rk61 and spray lube it because of you

[@3ildcat]

don't forget to shake over at least 100~200 times