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I think that switching cubes is better. Otherwise that would be like being really good at golf, yet only ever playing at one golf course.

It's more like only playing with one set of clubs, and golfers stick with their clubs for plenty of time to get used to them.

Find a cube that suits you, and give others a try, and switch when you think one is going to be better.
 
I think that switching cubes is better. Otherwise that would be like being really good at golf, yet only ever playing at one golf course.

It's more like only playing with one set of clubs, and golfers stick with their clubs for plenty of time to get used to them.

Find a cube that suits you, and give others a try, and switch when you think one is going to be better.

So, it looks like opinions differ, hehehe. I kind of expected that. I understand professional golfers / cubers that are already very good and want to get the most out of their play, like in a competion, etc. would want to stick to some clubs / cube. But, as a training exercise, where I'm not looking for the best possible time but to improve my skills, wouldn't in that case changing cubes be useful?
 
So this happened to my weilong today...http://i.imgur.com/S3ujZtJ.jpg

I have three other weilongs though so it's okay :p

I was just wondering if this has happened to anyone else. Is it a common problem? Is there any way of stopping it from happening again?

this has happened to one of my zhanchis and guhongs. it might just be caused be overuse, bad lube, or manufacturing error.
 
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