JTcuber
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Nice! I'm looking forward to it!I'll be bringing my mains, which will include the WuQue!
Nice! I'm looking forward to it!I'll be bringing my mains, which will include the WuQue!
Somebody can correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that if it's magnetized properly every kind of piece can only touch one other kind of piece on any given side, so party or scramble make no difference at all.How are bigger magnetised cubes effected by parity?
Thanks!Somebody can correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that if it's magnetized properly every kind of piece can only touch one other kind of piece on any given side, so party or scramble make no difference at all.
Do you think if you magnetized it to be affected by parity you could detect parity in inspection? Just by seeing how much resistance there is without making full turns.Somebody can correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that if it's magnetized properly every kind of piece can only touch one other kind of piece on any given side, so party or scramble make no difference at all.
I'm pretty sure that parity doesn't technically exist until the edges are complete, and it can't be predicted until at least the centers are complete.Do you think if you magnetized it to be affected by parity you could detect parity in inspection? Just by seeing how much resistance there is without making full turns.
I'm pretty sure that parity doesn't technically exist until the edges are complete, and it can't be predicted until at least the centers are complete.
Or at least I don't see how it could exist before that.
Do you think if you magnetized it to be affected by parity you could detect parity in inspection? Just by seeing how much resistance there is without making full turns.
A cube can't buy a cube anyway.Was I the only one thinking they should make a QiYi Sail M? The Sail is virtually a budget Aolong (in terms of feeling) and wouldn't be able to buy a full price magnetized cube.
What would be the advantage of DNM-37 over Maru?Hey everyone!
So I wanted to update you on the progress of DNM-37!
So, after taking the opinions of people from more competitions than I can keep track of, I made a formulation that made a first batch last week!
HOWEVER, after taking in some opinions from testers, the bosses and I decided that we're going to change the formulation again, to ensure it holds true to our goals for this new lubricant.
We aren't trying to replace Silk, Speedy, or the Weight 1-5 lubricants.
DNM-37 is specifically tailored to replace Maru, Z-Lube, and other water-based lubricants.
If you like the feeling of Maru or Z-Lube, then DNM-37 is the lubricant for you!
We've been getting a few questions about the release date, and we hope to get this new batch out as soon as possible for you.
What would be the advantage of DNM-37 over Maru?
I remember Kevin Hays talking about the lubricants he uses in a recent video where he showed some prototype "blue lube" that he said was basically like Maru except it was slightly slower and lasted much longer. I could see something like that catching on.
Two questions- the Valk M is showing as back-shipping after 25th December... what's the approximate wait on them at the moment?
Second question, inspired by the lube discussion above, what's the difference between Speedy and Silk? Are they just different weights, or is there a more fundamental difference?
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I don't really see how that would work.I'm curious if maybe you could work on a magnetic anti-pop system over the use of torpedoes in cubes. now that, would be interesting to see!
i'm curious if maybe you could work on a magnetic anti-pop system over the use of torpedoes in cubes. now that, would be interesting to see!
I suspect it wouldn't be much good for 3x3, but I've wondered about something like this for big cubes. The big advantage of magnetic 3x3's is that you can safely run them on looser tensions. If you did that on bigger cubes it would still probably be better than without magnets, but you would still run the risk of center pieces popping. It wouldn't be perfect, but it might help to inset magnets in the feet of the center pieces and use a ferrous core.
My magnetic big cubes are on looser tensions than they were before, and if anything, I actually see less popping than I used to.