amostay2004
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Harris seems to hit the low 11s on ANY cube he uses..does he really need a new cube? LOL
2009 Rubik's Diy
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Ha thats what i was thinking. But I'm sure theres like a .30 second difference or something that only he can notice.
samsung4123
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are you still using the type e and f hybrid?
jcuber
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I didn't realise there was a c II- it was a joke.
waffle=ijm
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i'm gonna wait until later in the year until I buy another Rubik's DIY. hopefully it'll be the 2009 mold
EmersonHerrmann
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The 2009 Rubik's DIY is still the 2007 mold...just look at the corner 
samsung4123
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is there any place where you can get the 2006 mold?
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im sort of a n00b at DIY kits (but i do manage to get sub-20 with store-boughts). so far i know that the following diys exist:
type a, b, c, d, e (diansheng), f
type I, II
on cube4you, there is a type III white, and also a "new type 3" white and black
and now there is supposed to be some special mold 2009 diy.
can someone just make a list on the features of EVERY TYPE of diy already!?!
type a, b, c, d, e (diansheng), f
type I, II
on cube4you, there is a type III white, and also a "new type 3" white and black
and now there is supposed to be some special mold 2009 diy.
can someone just make a list on the features of EVERY TYPE of diy already!?!
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o yeah and theres supposed to be all these hybrids you can make also... instead of people just reccomending their fave diys/hybrids, why doesnt someone acutally say what each diy/hybrid is like, so others can choose for themselves.
jcuber
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On the rubik's DIY I have, there is no year, just some number/letter combonation, so I don't know what mold I have.
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the pic I saw was shiney
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Because there are way too many hybrid possibilities to list them all.
mazei
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Really, there is almost no limits to what hybrid you can make since there is the core, edge, corner, center piece and screws you can change between cube types. So most of the time its just luck that when you mix around cubies and stuff you get a good cube. That's how I got my JSK core and center + type A cubies hybrid which is quite nice since its loose but it is actually tight.
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BattsMan
Don't forget springs.
crazyasianskills
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Washers too. And center caps?
deco122392
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*chimes quietly* lubes, lubing methods, tention methods, color of plastic (it counts sometimes) stickers (although cubesmith seems to be the concensis)
soooo much but itd still be fun to make a list
soooo much but itd still be fun to make a list
mazei
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Yeah yeah. Maybe you can swap the caps on the corners in the Type D and DS cubes too.
Didn't you play with it when we met?
Tomarse
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I use a Type C. No hybrids. Just a Type C, or my Type A. Whats the whole hybrid fascination about?
Rama
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No! And that's immediatly the reason why I don't cube anymore, to me all cubes suck and hybrid's are overrated.
I still have one Rubik's 2006 mold unassembled... I will never assemble it!
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