Weight 2 on the pieces it makes the cube BUTTER

weight 1 with martian and cosmos

Galaxy and nebula on tornado v3

Weight 1 and Lunar in the YS3M

12 drops of comet in my 7x7

Bruh, I used olive oil, and it be turning better than tymon's gan 13😂

@@tomioku043 if you put Chernobyl radioactive waste it turns by itself

@Exahedron17 ohh, I never thought about that, thank you

@@tomioku043 nope, best lube is of course peanut butter, AND radioactive waste.

@@amberlandball is this a combination, or should I use one at a time? 🤣

Our pleasure! We appreciate your positive feedback :) ~Noah

Litteraly same! Was searching for vid covering this last night! Just ordered GAN 13 and was trying to find what lube to use with it when it arrives!

2-3 hours a day wow

you should reapply cube everytime you clean it

lube*

​@@jstarandomdude How often should i clean my cube?

We did our best to be informative!

All of them

You can go 3/6 drops for each but you might overlube if you add 6 each. I recommend doing that for big cubes, not 3x3.

@@Failure_is_Cubing tanks

Update: it’s actually okay. Definitely be careful how much you use but a few drops is fine.

bro, just start with the smallest amount, just one drop. and then feel the cube. not enough? 1 more. untill it's perfect for you. it's that simple, I am serious. talking of the oily feeling of the surface? no it never happens unless you literally spill some lube on it and overlubed ur cube. take care

@@George1789 ahh I didn't see the update haha I'm glad it's all good

Heavy is the viscosity of the lube. Votrtex is specifically a core lube, so if u add it to pieces it may feel odd. For fast lubes I recommended lubes with speed rating 8 or above and heaving rating 4 or under, or with speed lube weight 1.

Weighted lube is basically a longer lasting but harder to apply variants of cosmic cube. If you want lube to last longer having a layer of weighted lube before adding the desired cosmic lube(s) will help. Weight means the viscosity of the lube. Gummy is harder to explain, but I will explain it as sound and speed. Gummier lubes tend to make dry cubes quieter, but also a bit slower. The Opposite is true for "not so gummy" lubes. The main difference between silicone and water-based is just how the lube will spread and last in the cube. Silicone lasts longer but harder to clean and takes more force to apply, while water based lubes last shorter but easier to clean as it evaporate over time. Also be aware of just dumping a ton of lube because water-based lube is very low in viscosity. Hope it helped

I know apparently it’s really good

I don't think it is

Something slow as a maglev cube without core magnets is pretty fast. My recommendation is Nebula, Cosmos or Weight 5/6

Here is a link to help you decide on a good lubricant! speedcubeshop.com/a/blog/what-is-speed-cube-lube

We strongly advice against using WD-40 in your cube; it can damage the plastic and does not result in the turning feel you may expect. ~Noah

Number is a reference for viscosity, and 10k weight is about the same as weight 1

i think the purple internals of the weilong were a turquoise colour as well

I agree and relayed this to our editor. Unfortunately it was too late to make changes this time but next time will be back to usual 👍

@@SpeedCubeShopOfficial legend

Wow I think every one knows that lol

Not judging

some lubricants have weight which can slow your cube

In my opinion galaxy and nebula is what I use but that is just my preference.