Gliging 33 Switch Tester Switch Opener Acrylic Lube Station DIY Double-Deck Removal Platform Keycaps Puller for Custom Gateron Cherry Mechanical Keyboard

I've been using this to lube by switches and its worked great so far, I havent had any issues. I love how I'm able to pull apart many switches at a time and I have a spot for everything! Definitely recommend

Purchased this for a gift for someone learning to build there own keyboards. The person seemed to really like it and uses it often. Good price and fast shipping

The item does what it says it does. One thing to note is that if you have box switches this doesn't accommodate them. Not a big deal for me I used the open area on the station to hold the box stems. However, that is one thing to keep in mind. Other than that everything else was good. You get what you pay for. Because it is plastic or acrylic I would say to be careful to not over tighten the screws when putting it together. Also, all the bits and bobs it comes with I didn't really use so can't comment on that. They're cheap but get the job done.

As the title says, the station itself along with the brushes (low quality but works) and clamp came fine, and assembly of the station was easy. However, I'm docking 2 stars because the whole reason I bought this specific product was because it came with a switch opener, and it came broken which is extremely disappointing.Giving the stars back because they did send me another switch opener for free (although by the time it got here I had already hand opened all of my switches 💀).

It works fine for what it is. I wish the holes were closer in diameter to that of the springs, they would stay in better: they tend to hop out when the station is lightly bumped. Also, because I use the included blue stem holder tool, the little cross holes for the switch stems are basically useless: I need to flip the stem over to grab it with the tool so I don't bother putting the stems in the holder at all to save myself time. Be nicer if they skipped the stem slots or had little boxes that would fit the base of the stem instead of the top. So 2/3rds of it is basically unusable but I still like it enough to keep it.

Used for my first custom keyboard client.I'll admit the spring and stem holder part is useless. Easier to just get small cups to hold those.But the bottom housing holder and how there are cutouts to allow for the top housing to be pushed on is genius! The stem holder is super useful and so are the paint brushes and switch opener included.Switches get stuck on the switch opener but IMO I find this as a pro because it's easier to remove the top housing. Only con about it is you will find yourself prying up both sides of the bottom housing to remove from the switch opener. Still quite useful.This set is incredibly good for the $.My recommendation is to find a way to hold the stems from the bottom and not the top in the acrylic plate. Then the stem holding tool would make much more sense.The spring holders are fine... (I guess) I don't see how you could possibly improve them.. Honestly, I'd just include a cup to hold the springs instead of slots in the acrylic. I think even most of the pros are bag lubing now. Then again it could be useful for those few that like to add grease to the top of their spring?..Or maybe I could add lube in the spring holder holes and dip the spring in? oooo idea might try it with some cheaper lube... or I'll just keep using plastic bag method to lubing the springs.Great product highly recommend to most builders who need to save a buck and time.

I saw a lot of reviews saying they received one that wasn't clear, but you need to peel off the protective layer before putting it together.Also, don't overtighten the parts or you'll break the plastic.If you follow those two pieces of advice, you'll end up with an amazing product!

I was a bit skeptical due to some of the reviews, but after receiving the product, it looks great and does what is is supposed to do. Had no issues and would recommend for the price. **FYI, in some of the reviews there are people who say it came used or is gray and not like the pictures. Obviously these people don't read or didn't look at the pictures in the listing. It clearly says to remove the film. These come with a plastic protective film on the acrylic. It's a bit tricky to get it off, but it does come off. Once you remove it, it is clear. Just don't use a knife or sharp object, as to not scratch the acrylic.