i found a way to do this mod without using two clocks! what i did is i took the screw of my clock, found the center piece, and used the screw to push the magnets down to the same resting place as in the edge magnets, it works perfectly, because the only difference between the two is the swapped magnet height, so its really easy to do. if you do this with both center pieces, its just as if you swapped them with edge pieces! im really glad that i found this video as well, i never wouldve known that the center piece is stronger! great video, and tutorial by the way :)
Thank you so much, and i found that trick too, i am planning on eventually making an updated tutorial talking about the new tips i have discovered to make the clock even better
If you look, the magnets will be further up to the surface than the other ones, also i’m a big fan of your videos :) And if you got a qiyi clock when they first came out, the magnets may all be the same strength
@@ElephantCuber ahhh I will check it again! I just ordered another QiYi clock as a backup for a comp in Canda soon! Will definitely try your swapping center method Thank you :)
You don't need to sacrifice one clock to do the modification, If you push the magnets away with a pencil or pen the centers clock will be like the others :3
Bro nice vid also i have a.rs3m 2020 i had lube but it all ran out also my parents aren't buying me any lube i dont know what to do they say rs3m is very very expensive even though i have like 500$ in money i can t buy anything I'm sad
Hey, I’ve heard a lot of people talking about being able to do the magnet mod with one clock, are you planning on making another tutorial that could include that?
@@ElephantCuber Would you recommend adding more weight 5 to this setup to slow it down a bit? What’s your new setup and would you say that it’s slower or faster?
@@ElephantCuber there kind of is a way. Get the center magnet upside down, get a thumbtack and put it on the small hole. Keep twisting and apply pressure until you are able to see the magnet slightly come out
I find what works best for me is just simply using water for the interior casing, where I make sure to run it under a faucet to loosen up any old lube, and just blot drying it with a paper towel. For the exterior clear casing, I tend to clean it like glasses, where I breathe on it to get it kind of wet, and clean it with a glasses cloth from there, paying extra attention to the peg holes, since that's where most of my grime gets built up.
