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  I just finished lubing a 60% yesterday. First 10 switches in and I already gave up lol. Had to do it by batch. I still have a tkl and 65% board that I have to lube, but I'm still trying to find the motivation to do so.
context: Jaja my wife just hates when I lay out all the parts and especially Krytox. I usually start very enthusiastic but when I'm around the 30th switch I become grumpy and start asking myself existential questions like: " is it really true that Cherry Switches will last more than 100k actuations".... >
  
  Tell Jaja i said hi! >
  
  Hallo mein Freund :) >
  
  No >
  
  Where's your tv? >
  
  He sold it to buy the keyboard >
  
  Where's the keyboard?  LOL >
  
  He sold to buy switches and lube >
  
  A TON of Krytox205g0 >
  
  Someone tell Glarses to make an entire keyboard out of Krytox205g0 >
  
  Even the sound of finger on the top of the keycaps is THOCC
  Also use as an eraser to put some lube on the cake cast >
  
  I just pay people at this point because my mental health literally degrades and it stresses me out and I go insane lol. Just me though but lubing switches is only something I've done three times after being in the hobby for 2 years >
  
  Its so therapeutic, why does it stress you out so much? If this stresses you out you should’ve seen some of the things we used to do back in the dark days of this hobby >
  
  Pulling the switches is a nightmare >
  
  This is secretly my main reason to use a 40% >
  
  First time lubing took me like 3 hours. After that, next set of switches was for my Planck, took me no time at all lol, much prefer a 40% >
  
  It's all part of the hobby.  I find it relaxing. Put some music on that hifi..  relax and get into the flow  :) >
  
  I hear podcasts when soldering >
  
  Jazz Hop Café for me. >
  
  I put Lore videos of some kind on, lately it’s been 40k >
  
  Prebuilt gang, baby :D
  All jokes aside, I haven’t had a chance to try anything like that yet, but I’m excited to actually build my first keyboard. I’m looking forward to the headaches >
  
  All part of the process. Helps you appreciate the result even more imo.
  I still have a few gat milky yellows laying around, didn't buy factory lubed ones on purpose because I wanted to go through it with them again until my Adam kit arrives... or something like that.
  Part of me is hating myself for doing that, part of me is looking forward to spending time with my new stuff. I just have to start... >
  
  I am glad I like clickies >
  
  You will eventually find your groove and shortcuts to cut the time... after lubing like 5 batches of switches lol. But even then it still takes me hours to lube switches >
  
  Its a lot more pleasant if you did something on the side while you lubed your switches. For me  I like watching a show though I'm mostly listening to the show rather than watching so I don't get sidetracked too much >
  
  Best advice is to do it like an assembly line. Do one part completely and then do another. For instance I lube all the bottom housing, then I lube the spring, then the stem, and then top housing if I need to. Before this I was lubing each switch individually and it was taking ages. Keep it up! You’ll be happy with the result! >
  
  Yeah, it took me 10 hours to lube all the keys in my TKL keyboard ... and I need to redo half of them because I did it on two different days and the sound is inconsistent.... >
  
  10 hours? Bro what >
  
  it was my first time and i didnt open all at once, i did one after the other >
  
  Batch processing is where it's at.