For those saying +40 degrees is impossible

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So, I keep hearing that cutting corners from 40 degrees and over is impossible. Well, let me prove you wrong.

EDIT: In this video, after calculations, the corner cutting seems to be around 42.94 degrees (Thanks to Rubik's Cube Fan).

Core: Old Type A
Springs: Type D
Screws: Type D
Centers: Type D
Corners: Old Type A
Edges: Old Type A

Highest tension minus 1/4 turn
Lube: Jig-A-Loo (Dissassemble, 2 full sweeps, work in for about 10 minutes.)

Video removed as I felt it was now useless
 
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Old type A core
Type D Springs/Screws/Centers
Old type A cubies

It's the best cube I ever had, it turns super fast (can do U3, even U4 is possible, U2 is possible with an index flick), it almost never pops (I think I've gotten like 1 or 2 pops this week), corner cutting, well, you just saw it. Overall it's an awesome cube, best hybrid IMO
 
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pcharles, I didnt touch the tension, but just for you, I'll make a video showing the same corner cutting, then doing a few solves and then a bunch of fast permutations, is that good for you?

(Currently uploading the video)
 
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