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Thanks bro, the best video to the point!

You are such an amazing guy, i do it, perfect tutorial, in the finals step, i lose one of the sh1tt1 springs, but i replace it with another similar from a Bic lighter, cutting here and there, and the middle mouse button just works perfectly, nice tutorial bro, i replacet it with huano pink transparent, here in Argentina there´s the only a few brands, and well, i think those sw are quite good enough, thanks again.

How similar are the guts for this mouse and the G502 Hero? That's what I have, but other videos I've found on it aren't nearly as good as this one, so if the guts were essentially identical, I'd like to use this one if possible.

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Thanks joven I like tu tutorial

bro ur haircut is craaaazy what the hell boy

Great video. Tank looks awesome.

I love it beacuse i have a pet toad medium sized do you think you could make a video on a good enclosure like that but for a toad

I dont understand how i had a $2 mouse that literally lasted a decade and when I decide to replace it with a gaming mouse it starts having issues a year in. 😂

Are tree frogs supposed to be handled with gloves?

too much work, I'll just buy a new one

Great video. Thanks, this fixed my double click issue.

Now I know where all the weight comes from.

Nice lifted switch there. Anyone that wants to do this right solder the middle pin, push on the switch and get it fully on the board while heating the middle pin. Then once the switch is fully seated solder the other two pins. Also when you're desoldering it helps to add flux to the solder joint to get it to flow. The pro method is to just add a bit of fresh solder before you begin desoldering. I know it sounds backwards to add solder to desolder but that's how it's done. There's flux in solder. When they manufactured the board they washed away all the flux they used. Just part of the manufacturing process. It's not a bad idea for you to clean any flux residue you might leave soldering too. Isopropyl alcohol works. You use a cropped flux brush. Or an old toothbrush. In a pinch paper towel can work. Do a neat and clean job of it. Don't leave pinholes in your solder joint like this guy did either. That's an inspection fail. Really his meniscus is terrible. The bigger the glob the better the job are not words to live by. When I did mil spec soldering I had to leave the form of the conductor visible.

Great tutorial! I tihink it would be nice to show the screws for each part. I ended with 2 leftovers lol

Hi, Stan! What an awesome video. Is there any way you can list the materials you used for this build? You mentioned that it would be in the description but I can't seem to find it. Pleaseeeeeeee can you help me out 🙏🥹

from what i see, i don't need a new micro switch. i can replace the broken one with the DPI switch, which was not in use. right?

Any tips on replacing middle mouse swith

It's a nice mouse, but I wish they could have added more screws.

Thanks for a well-presented video that's clear and to the point. 2 aspects that I found a bit more difficult as it seemed here in the video were the mouse-wheel pin removal and the desoldering. It's really important to push the pin out properly with a thin tool (paperclip might work just fine). I damaged my mouse wheel trying to just pull it out with force when it didn't go so easily. My bad, of course, but it seemed so easy here. The desoldering part just seems like magic to me. I see what you're doing and it apparently works perfectly, but I don't seem to be the only one that struggles with removing the solder so easily and even to the point, that you can just pull out the switch with a bit of force and wiggling. What eventually worked best for me was clipping the old switch's pins off, adding a bit more solder and pulling lightly on the microswitch as I kept heating the 3 solder points in parallel to the best of my abilities. Then, I turned the board around and softened the solder again and pushed a thin nail of sorts through to basically sharpen the basic wholes that I can then easily push the new micro switch's pin through. When completing the soldering, I also made sure the new micro switches lay as flat as possible to the board, which wasn't completely trivial given the above process. I'm just stating all that so others don't wonder why it doesn't work and get stuck, too. And to everyone wanting to attempt this: Please have some proper tools (helping hands) or friends for this process too. It can be a pain in the ass even with all that, but if you don't have anything to properly hold this tiny board etc. in place as you work with a hot soldering iron, it's extremely frustrating.

I never had double click issues. I have a 502 spectrum that I can swap switches with if I ever do

After 2 min of watching naaa i will buy a new Mouse

great video bro , where is the link for the switches

Just bought the mouse. I'm loving it andI wanted to check if it's easy to fix in case if the switches wear out. Thank you for the tutorial! I'm saving it for the future :D

Thanks man, just changed 3 of my G502 Lightspeed switches to Kailh GM 8's. Great Tutorial.

this guide is really good, havent used a soldering iron in almost 20 yrs but managed to replace my switches with kailh blue, removing the old ones was a bit of a pain in the ass though. thankfully instructions were easy to follow for the teardown/rebuild. 👍

I have a different switches on my G502 lightspeed, for the left and right i have the same black Omicron switches, for the side clicks i have red omicron switches..

Thanks! Great tutorial. It was very helpful and got me thru the tear down rather painlessly.

Great work!

Very nice, hope to see an update in the future.

'promosm' ❤️

This looks awesome! Would you mind providing a plant list? Also, how do you go about sterilizing the wild moss so it’s safe for the frog?

great video man, you really helped me sooooo much 💟

Thanks, great video !

When you cut glass, you just need one consistent cut instead of multiple cuts. Can damage the glass cutter if you score the glass more than once especially with double strength glass. Great build!!

Great build! Gave me inspiration if i were ever to have this species again! I miss my tiger leg tree frogs. Yours look identical to my pair of Phyllomedusa hypochondrialis.

Wow it's amazing, how people want to be youtubers providing information to other without even doing their own research!? Bro you failed life itself

Amazing 🤩

My heart stopped for a second when the acrylic broke off😂😂❤❤ Nice built!

Hey Man, loved the build. I was literally so tense and called it that the glass was going to break. Little tip, Slow down on the drill speed, and keep a nice consistent speed, while keeping your hand steady. Another tip, drill a pilot hole before you fully commit to drilling the hole. Also, before drilling. Make sure the area/ surface you're drilling on has been sprayed with water or better yet, apply water while drilling. This will massively reduce your risk of cracking the glass (or acrylic). As I said, love the build. The tree frog will be very happy in there. Keep up the good work 👍

Peace of mind !!

Silicone on acrylic? No problems with it peeling off?

Your frog is awesome!

Thank you so much! Solved my double clicking issue. Found the old switches hard to remove, had to lever them up with a screwdriver after removing the solder but all good! Replaced with Kailh red switches and they work great

Green tree python terrarium?

I liked that you included the glass drilling fail haha, goes to show not everything goes to plan! If thats actual glass and not acrylic you'd need to drill that using a small water reservoir for the drill not to overheat and drill slowly, also the glass can't be tempered or else it won't work well

Cool video! Love the relaxing vibe.

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Heya! New subscriber here!! Amazaing videos❤❤ You deserve more attention!🎉❤

awesome video, and awesome setup! Mochi looks so happy!