Pausing the vid to ask which switch opener you have because it looks so easy to use. I have a single block aluminum little square and I have to fiddle and fumble and hurt my fingers to get switches open. Thanks!
Hi there, Thanks for watching the video! We use Gateron switch opener - its so easy to use and does not hurt fingers! Highly recommended! Link below: lumekeebs.com/products/gateron-switch-opener
Tried out a sample pack of the ws silent tactiles and they were unbelievably pingy sounding, likely the leaf since swapping to a lubed spring from another switch did nothing to fix it. Disappointing, since the feel is definitely more solid and less mushy than any other silent tactile. That said, Outemu Silent Yellow Jades are phenomenal for the price and have zero spring or leaf noise and incredibly tight stem to housing tolerances.
Hi there, thank you for your feedback! Have you tried the cream yellow pro? How does Outemu Silent Yellow Jades compare with Outemu Silent Cream Yellow Pro?
@@LumeKeebs I did try out the Outemu Silent Cream Yellows as well. They're very hard to distinguish from the Yellow Jades by feel alone, I think they use the same stem, but I found the deeper sound profile and slightly heavier spring on the Yellow Jades to be more to my liking, though I think you wouldn't go wrong with either depending on personal preference.
Try lubing back of the leaf. I love long pole tactiles but they are notorius for random leaf pings because of the design. If lubing the back of the leaf doesn't help, you can also try to very slightly lube the legs of the pole.
Pausing the vid to ask which switch opener you have because it looks so easy to use.
I have a single block aluminum little square and I have to fiddle and fumble and hurt my fingers to get switches open.
Thanks!
Hi there, Thanks for watching the video! We use Gateron switch opener - its so easy to use and does not hurt fingers! Highly recommended! Link below:
lumekeebs.com/products/gateron-switch-opener
Tried out a sample pack of the ws silent tactiles and they were unbelievably pingy sounding, likely the leaf since swapping to a lubed spring from another switch did nothing to fix it. Disappointing, since the feel is definitely more solid and less mushy than any other silent tactile. That said, Outemu Silent Yellow Jades are phenomenal for the price and have zero spring or leaf noise and incredibly tight stem to housing tolerances.
Hi there, thank you for your feedback! Have you tried the cream yellow pro? How does Outemu Silent Yellow Jades compare with Outemu Silent Cream Yellow Pro?
@@LumeKeebs I did try out the Outemu Silent Cream Yellows as well. They're very hard to distinguish from the Yellow Jades by feel alone, I think they use the same stem, but I found the deeper sound profile and slightly heavier spring on the Yellow Jades to be more to my liking, though I think you wouldn't go wrong with either depending on personal preference.
@frankholub4673 thank you for sharing! I love Outemu Cream Yellow Pro and would like to try the Jade too :).
Try lubing back of the leaf. I love long pole tactiles but they are notorius for random leaf pings because of the design. If lubing the back of the leaf doesn't help, you can also try to very slightly lube the legs of the pole.