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You get faster with practice. >

Yeah.. Can't say i enjoy modding the switches at all anymore, especially when you add film into the mix. 
With that said, the outcome far outweighs that, so i do it. >

Play some music or trash reality tv in the background, makes the process more enjoyable >

I find it very easy to enjoy the tedious tasks in this hobby.
For example, I've spent a lot of time over the last several days handwiring a new layout I came up with.
The 70-key board I'm working on has over 250 solder joints in it, all of which need to have mechanical connections made, before they are soldered, so it's definitely time-consuming.
I usually just put on some music, and go into auto-pilot mode.
I personally find that relaxing, while a lot of other people here absolutely dread those times.
I think one of the main differences between me, and those other people, is I try to keep myself in a position where I don't NEED to complete my projects immediately.
Projects become less overwhelming when you give yourself the rest of your life to complete them. >

the effort and time spent is my motivation to do it 
its all about the mindset! >

Don’t worry, with practice you get quick enough. It currently takes me like 30 seconds to lube and film each switch unless a switch calls for some specific lubing method. It took me 5 hours for my first 60%. >

Buy prelubed not everyone is going to want to live switches and that’s ok >

not everyone lubes switches i personally dont its doesnt make enough differnce for me to go thru all that >

Pop a good movie or show on and get as comfortable as you can (while still being able to work). I started in the hobby late last year so it still takes me a while too. >

I think you'll find that certain switches don't need films or lube in certain places. Filming really tight switches is a waste of time. >

2 hours only? thats pretty good