40$ for stabs, really punches in the conviction that accessories for this hobby can be pretty overpriced. I mean, it's like a couple of g's of plastic and some cheap metal. -.- I think a good lube job gets most stabs alright. Personally I feel Durock v2's are as good as any.
Appreciate the vid and showing each step and a close of view. A lot of vids will say what to do but rush past it or don’t show the actual product as slowly and it can be a bit overwhelming for those just starting
bro I disassembled my board for 4 times cause I'm furious about my spacebar but after hearing yours it turns out that, that's the way it sounds with the kbdfans dyboox stabs and kbd67 lite. They are pretty good stabs imo didn't do any mod just traight up 205g0 and they are fine af. The only work really is the spacebar but overall good set of stabs.
on the long run the band aid disintegrates and you’ll have to retune your stabs again plus Holee Mod is kinda annoying, I find Epsi modding with KBDFans material much better as it is more resistant and easier to apply and yields similar results
How do you get no rattle from just lubing up the wires? I tried it many times on different stabs and they all rattle in this method for me. But with grease there's no rattle
What Monitor you use for gaming I’m buying a new one but I’m not sure which one I’m stuck between the three best (correct me If I’m wrong) but I want a 25ich ips with 240Hz and the three monitors are Alienware 25 ich 240 ips, asus tuf 25inch 240(overclocka able to 280hz) and the Msi optix mag 251rx which one should I get?
So I'm using the Durock clip in stabilizers, but on my left side shift doesn't come back up, yet all the others work just fine. Any ideas on how to fix?
Interesting, I mainly use screw in but didn't realize the durock Piano were different from black ones. What makes them better? I just though it was a color option.
I've taken to putting down parchment/baking/grease-proof paper when I'm lubing switches and stabs. Totally eliminates the risk of greasing up your desk or deskmat, can be found in any grocery store, is cheap, and disposable. Though you can reuse a length if you want, since it's more robust than wax paper.
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This tutorial is the best because it actually shows you how to remove the stabilizers unlike the other so called tutorials.
40$ for stabs, really punches in the conviction that accessories for this hobby can be pretty overpriced.
I mean, it's like a couple of g's of plastic and some cheap metal. -.-
I think a good lube job gets most stabs alright. Personally I feel Durock v2's are as good as any.
My durocks are super rattly so I will have to lube them
@@pescetv8371 any given stab would rattle without lube
@@sjofelumsk ok thx
Great stuff, very very helpful and amazing production values for the video. Thanks a lot!
This was the most helpful video on stab lubing! Thank you so much :)
Exactly what I was looking for! No one dwells in detail on the sequence of actions to make this process less traumatic
Great video for beginners and job well done 🥰👍 cheaper to do drugs then take up custom keyboards lol 😂 😆 😝
Is it worth getting Durock V2s instead of the included stabs on the KBD67 Lite?
I don’t think so!
You check the stab you just press the middle of the stab
Appreciate the vid and showing each step and a close of view. A lot of vids will say what to do but rush past it or don’t show the actual product as slowly and it can be a bit overwhelming for those just starting
bro I disassembled my board for 4 times cause I'm furious about my spacebar but after hearing yours it turns out that, that's the way it sounds with the kbdfans dyboox stabs and kbd67 lite. They are pretty good stabs imo didn't do any mod just traight up 205g0 and they are fine af. The only work really is the spacebar but overall good set of stabs.
I’ve watched many of these sort of tutorials, you my man are the best. Liked and subscribed
Thank you!
do i have to completely take all my board off if i just want to lube my space bar, and L shift? everything else sounds sexy af except these two keys.
Can you please review the ROG Strix Impact II wireless? It is the mouse I currently use and it seems really good
Nobody put first what has happened to the world the end is near
durock v2 suck they have so much play and wobble compared to glorious new gsv2
do u need a special pcb or something because i dont see the little holes on mine
I will be doing this but with a plumbers tape mod with DUROCK V2s and a Glorious Poly plate and using Akko Cream blues going for THOCKKKYYY
First one
I just broke off a switch pin, what do I do???
Ngl I couldn't find tweezers so I used a ink quill. It worked tho 🤷
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I would recommend holee modding them, it takes like 15 more minutes for a whole set and makes it so much easier to make the stabs sound good.
It’s not a Holee Mod guide though just how to lube
@@93ksj I know, in a stab lubing tutorial I think he should add a couple of those mods because it makes stabs way easier to tune
Honestly, I’ve been using 206g0 and I don’t really even know if I need it but I’ll still try it at some point
@@TooMuchTech It's nice when on a budget because you can get away with using 205G0 on the wire and still have the stab feel and sound good
on the long run the band aid disintegrates and you’ll have to retune your stabs again plus Holee Mod is kinda annoying, I find Epsi modding with KBDFans material much better as it is more resistant and easier to apply and yields similar results
How do you get no rattle from just lubing up the wires? I tried it many times on different stabs and they all rattle in this method for me. But with grease there's no rattle
Whooole lot of lube lol. Apply a thick coating.
how ppl doing rn
Good, hbu?
I just use my fingers to take out the plate mounted stabs lol
So many vids on stabilizers don't emphasize how to assemble them correctly. For a newby like me your video was soo helpful in this regard. Thanks!
i wish my crappy low budget prebuilt cherry black board can be as smooth as yours
No I did not test my stabilizers before installing them. Yes that is why I am here now. :)
Aside the point,
If your stabiliser has legs you no longer have stabilisers
What Monitor you use for gaming I’m buying a new one but I’m not sure which one I’m stuck between the three best (correct me If I’m wrong) but I want a 25ich ips with 240Hz and the three monitors are Alienware 25 ich 240 ips, asus tuf 25inch 240(overclocka able to 280hz) and the Msi optix mag 251rx which one should I get?
Really liked this guide, thank you! If you don't mind, ill pin this video on the stabs description on our site? :)
My problem is my stabs are stopping by space bar and it’s getting stuck.
Super informative and to the point, thank you
Bro... wash your hands or get a manicure...
after i done all the steps all of my stabs would get stuck with the switch and the keycap?? and not click and just stay down?.
What kind of keycaps do you have?
@@TooMuchTech i used durock plate mounts with everything installed correctly and have the same problem
for everyone wondoring sissors worked perfecly for me so no need to buy flush cutters
This is good for me, very easy to understand. I will follow your guide when next time I try.
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Very helpful vid. Thank you.
I used my fingers instead of a brush because it broke and somehow it still worked great
what about wire balancing tho
Hello I have a question will Vaseline work instead of the lubing stuff
Hi i know theres a low chance for you to reply but im new to this kind of stuff can u tell me whats the best wireless keyboards
So I'm using the Durock clip in stabilizers, but on my left side shift doesn't come back up, yet all the others work just fine. Any ideas on how to fix?
I think you overlubed.
Take out the stab and remove some lube.
such a good tutorial!!!
Interesting, I mainly use screw in but didn't realize the durock Piano were different from black ones. What makes them better? I just though it was a color option.
I guess there is some different plastics involved.
Thanks so much bro, appreciate you!!
which keycaps?
Loved the vid one of the best out there
I've taken to putting down parchment/baking/grease-proof paper when I'm lubing switches and stabs. Totally eliminates the risk of greasing up your desk or deskmat, can be found in any grocery store, is cheap, and disposable. Though you can reuse a length if you want, since it's more robust than wax paper.
that realy helped me out! thanks!
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the long awaited video is here 👀
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NK Creams thock lol, just depends on the board
@@TooMuchTech honestly yeah, for me nk creams are more of a clack, but yeah it can definitely depend on the board
Ayy it came out
Hi
Interesting
Best tutorial! ✅💯
this is way easier than i thought. Thank you!
Lube 🥵🥶
What did u use for the wires, would grease work fine
Dielectric grease is best for the wires
What case is that at 12:33 ?
@@Fretboard Thanks, that's nothing like the 5 degree though. It's not even a 60% in the video lol.
Great guide for starters 👏🏼
Criminally underviewed video. Great job!
Can u use Vaseline to lube them?