YIMAGUJRX RUNJRX 36 Switch Acrylic Lube Station, 0.53oz/15g Switch Opener for Cherry Gateron Kailh Akko TTC Mechanical Keyboard Lube Kit

Performance, reliability, maintenance... All a must have

So yeh I heard some one say there was no instructions. You just have to put the second piece under it in the way with the solid part under the springs so they don't fall through. Open under the switches.Also people here have complained it's frosted or is scratched. There is definitely a plastic peel layer. It's really hard to get off. At first I didn't take it off then went back and took it apart again. I had to use a knife and scratch down from the corner until I could get it started peeling up.That said it was my first time lubing switches. I did the royal kludge Veridian ones. I heard from a comment this lube is more like the tribosys 3203 which is good for tactiles. So I bought the 205g0 that also came with the 105 liquid lube for bag lubing springs from the same brand.Everything went well. I'm going to actually use this lube on my temu holy pandas next week that are tactile. Everything was fine. The price is right to get your starter kit for lubing switches. This listing also has the version with the 205g0 that is for the linears. But I wanted both anyway so I grabbed the cheap version here for tactiles. and got the 205 and 105 from their other listing for $15.I'm happy I did that as I enjoy learning about this hobby. I'm 2 keyboards in and when the pandas are here 5 switch sets in.. the lube is nice to have. It made a difference for the Veridians for sure. The Milky Yellows sound really good out of the box. Almost identical to the lubed Veridians.

**This review is from the perspective of a person who is new to lubing but has watched lots of tutorials and tips online.**I used Akko pink haze switches and Krytox lube with this product-Assembly was easy without instructions.-The switch-separating gadget wasn't able to fully separate my switches by itself despite the tutorial video. I tried positioning my finger the same way as the video, having my partner try with greater force, etc., but nothing would get it pop out as easily. I'd have to push it part-way open with the gadget then pull with medium force using the black pinchy-things (not the pointy tweezers). It was a smooth process once I got the right amount of force for both steps, but there were a lot of times when I'd pry and things would go flying...-Brushes shed a little while lubing. Not too much, but enough that I'd have to pull out a hair or two every few switches.-The cross-section to hold the piston on the lubing station was a bit too snug for my switches... I felt like I needed to press quite hard just to get it to go in, but trying to remove them was a hassle and I would end up jostling the spring and bottom pin pieces out of their spots... I ended up just resting them on their sides rather than fitting into the cross.

Great system to work on mechanical keyboards. Would recommend for the price!

Has everything you need to get started, is good enough quality that you won't feel like you're paying the beginner's tax.While the switch disassembler works great, it's tough to use if you have large hands. Not really their fault though, key switches are pretty small.

So, I love to build/mod keyboards. I bought this as an addition to my other set and what a piece of junk. The board/tray doesn't hold the switches well so when you're putting them back together, they fall through. The tools it comes with are all very cheap and overall wouldn't recommend this to even the most casual board enthusiast. Save your money and buy these items separately or buy a kit from a keyboard parts supplier who carry's better-quality merchandise.

The media could not be loaded.  This is my first time messing with my keyboard and everything fit perfectly

This is my first time lubing up switches. Of course i got confused on a couple of things since theres no instructions but i figured it out lol. I used my own paint brush but theres no issues with the two paint brushes provided. The stem holders on the board worked for me! I used the tweazers to hold the spring to lube. The stem holder tool works but since the board works fine i didnt have to use it. Im very greatful that i got this kit instead of buying everything seperatly. The only issue i had was the tweasers can dirty? And one board didnt have protective film on it and was scratched up but hey it works and its cheap so i think it was well worth the price!

todo el kit me fuciono a la perfeccion, se le recomeindo a todo aquel que planee lubricar una cantidad grande de switches, si solo lo vas a hacer 1 vez para tu teclado en uso, es mejor usar herramientas mas convencionales

Se ve y siente de buena calidad, tanto la base acrilica como todos los materials, el único detalle que es MUY importante es que el lubricante en la foto no viene incluido, es muy engañoso.