Speedcubing cube help.

**caramba2654** · 11-07-2010

I want to start speedcubing. I have an original Rubik's cube, which I lubricated. It turns very smoothly, but I don't feel comfortable with it, so I want to get a DIY speedcube.

My question is: What cube should I get?

I've heard types C and F-II are pretty good, but I'm afraid of getting the wrong cube. I want a cube that has great corner cutting, adjustable tension, good quality stickers, doesn't pop and is very smooth. So, what's the right cube for me?

Thanks in advance for all of those who are willing to help me.

(BTW, I live in Brazil and I may not be able to get some cubes, but I'll try till I can.)

**CubesOfTheWorld** · 11-07-2010

There's another thread on the front page that should help. Welcome to the forums, by the way. Make sure you read the rules.

**caramba2654** · 11-07-2010

Originally Posted by CubesOfTheWorld

There's another thread on the front page that should help. Welcome to the forums, by the way. Make sure you read the rules.

Thanks. I've already read the rules before posting this topic. I just searched and found nothing. I guess I didn't use some key words...

**bluedasher** · 11-07-2010

Get the Dayan Guhong. It is smooth, cuts corners almost 45 degrees, never locks up or pops, it has easy to access screws to adjust the tension, and I've done around 3,000 solves on it with the original stickers and they are still in good shape.

**Krible** · 11-07-2010

I also recommend the Dayan Guhong. My first speedcube was a F-II. I thought it was good untill i bought the guhong. It turns very smooth.

You can buy it from lightake:
Guhong pre-assembled
Guhong DIY

**caramba2654** · 11-07-2010

Oh my. It cuts corners just the way I need! I think it's the one I'm looking for. I've seen some reviews and it has all the requirements that I request for a cube.

Just one thing. Is there a white version of it? I kinda don't like the black one...