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shyrix t1_j1vvih3 wrote

you r key looks jank. needs to be pushed down more

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PSunYi OP t1_j1w2s3v wrote

Thanks! I hadn’t noticed that. It’s fixed

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George_G_Geef t1_j1yw6vj wrote

I just built a C2 for my dad for Christmas, and were your stabs so over-lubed from the factory that they looked like the person who did it was frosting a cake?

Because other than that I was really impressed with the quality of everything.

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PSunYi OP t1_j1v7tpz wrote

Thoughts on my first mod:

I have lube but didn’t apply any. Not sure if I really need to or not.

Only managed to mess up one of the switches, miraculously (bent one of the metal pins too much).

Learned how much it can really strain your wrists to pull out 60 switches.

Keycaps are a little glossier and shorter than the stock ones that came with C2 but not bad.

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Tangbuster t1_j1xrwoa wrote

Get a good switch puller. The small ones they bundle in with Keychrons aren’t great and if you ever think you’ll swap out switches more often it’s worth getting a good switch puller. Enjoy the board!

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Leopard854 t1_j2122tj wrote

In general the U4T (and possibly most of Gazzew's switches) are designed to be used stock (tight tolerances), as you'll notice leaf ping and spring crunch are almost non-existent.

Putting lube might make them feel sluggish so be sure to use little if you do decide to apply.

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