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  wire or stab housing when you talk about too much lube?
  Thanks
context: I'm starting out and the only thing I know I want for sure is 100% layout and bluetooth, so I will be getting a pre-assembled Keychron K10 Pro that is being released in three days.  Based on the other K Pro releases I am assuming it will come with a choice of blue, brown, or red Keychron K Pro switches which are supposed to be similar to Gateron G Pro 1.0 switches and south facing switch faces.  I think I want blue switches, but since I am not sure I will be adding brown and red Keychron K Pro switches to my order to get a better idea of what I want.  They are only $16 for a full set.  I also want to pick up their Gateron switch tester $16 which is unfortunately sold out at the moment.  I may also pick up a KDBFans 72 key switch tester (acrylic) $60 which won't be restocked until the end of April.  I've heard the switch puller included with Keychron keyboards is crap and damages switches and the Gateron Switch puller on their site is nice but overpriced.  Since I think I will be changing switches pretty often, where can I get a nice decently priced switch puller?  
  Also since I don't know what profile keycaps I prefer other than I prefer OEM to chiclet keyboards, I was wondering where to get cheap complete sets of keycaps in various profiles to determine what I like.  The K10 Pro comes with an OSA set of keycaps.  Would cheap keycaps of various profiles be enough to determine what profile I like?  What minimum set of profiles do I "need" to get a good idea of what profile(s) I like before purchasing expensive keycaps?
  Really I'm looking for assembling a cheap set of starter switches and keycaps to figure out what I like.  Does what I have put together above seem like a good starting plan for this? >
  
  Honestly it sounds like you need to go to a local meetup first. >
  
  TLDR: looking for recommendations for a mid-range or premium tactile switch with mid/high bump strength, similar to the Kinetic Labs Penguins. Not a huge fan of long stem poles, but also not a dealbreaker, especially if it's not a super reduced travel distance
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  Long version:
  Too strong of bump: Glorious Pandas, U4Ts, Durock T1's, Kiwis, Halo Trues, Everglide Crystal Violets, Everglide Oreos, SP-Star Magic Girls, Kinetic Labs Salmon
  Nice strength but would like higher quality: JWICK T1's, Tecsee Purples Pandas
  Nice strength: Kinetic Labs Penguins
  Too light: Dragon Fruits, Tecsee Sapphire V2's >
  
  The interesting thing is that Jwick T1s and Durock T1s have the same stem iirc.
  I vote Anubis/Neapolitans or Naevy V2s. >
  
  Thinking about removing razer huntsman switches from a full sized and solder them into a different motherboard for a different keyboard, would that work? or would it have to be a razer motherboard?.. 🤔 >
  
  It would have to be a PCB made for those switches. >
  
  Hey, i have lubbed my TX stabs, my left shift felt really weird, i so swapped it by another one in extra, its gone, now my backspace feels sightly weird
  What do you think? Thanks
  Stab #1
  Stab #2 >
  
  Sounds sticky to me which might be to much lube on the stab which holds the stab on the board instead of releasing it on the back travel smoothly