New NxNxN world record (22x22x22)

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Corren puzzles has completed his 22x22x22 (new WR for largest NxNxN). You can see a picture of it (as well as an explosion) on CBC's facebook page https://www.facebook.com/CrazyBadCuber?fref=nf

Here is his youtube channel. It doesn't seem to have anything other than the explosion video about the 22x22x22

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_LeIJHmLT9dla6NUwi3zCA?spfreload=10

EDIT: Wait up... Turns out it wasn't quite fully assembled so it was not functioning fully (and so not a WR). It shouldn't take too long for him resolve the issue and then who knows how long to re-assemble.
 
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Corren puzzles has completed his 22x22x22 (new WR for largest NxNxN). You can see a picture of it (as well as an explosion) on CBC's facebook page https://www.facebook.com/CrazyBadCuber?fref=nf

Here is his youtube channel. It doesn't seem to have anything other than the explosion video about the 22x22x22

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_LeIJHmLT9dla6NUwi3zCA?spfreload=10

Actually the "Stairway to Cerberus" vid on that channel is a timelapse of partial assembly... absolutely ridiculous :P
 
I think we all can agree we would have rather seen that thing pillowed.

Why would you like to see that. I personally like the aestetics of larger edge pieces. On this one I have to agree that it looks a bit strange but with such a large puzzle it's much easier to turn and especially allign the thing.
I personally would also prefer a cubic 13x13 over the pillowed one
 
Why would you like to see that. I personally like the aestetics of larger edge pieces. On this one I have to agree that it looks a bit strange but with such a large puzzle it's much easier to turn and especially allign the thing.
I personally would also prefer a cubic 13x13 over the pillowed one

I think you overestimated the seriousness of my post.



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God.
Great puzzle, but woulden't it have been easier to make a 23x23x23?

Probably not, actually, because with an odd-layered puzzle the center piece must be large enough to put a screw through it to attach to the core. An even-layered puzzle, however, has a different mechanism, where the the screws are in an internal core and the pieces 'float' above it. If you have a 4x4 you can look at that core vs a 3x3, and you will see the difference.
 
but wouldnt the "solved states" of switched around center pieces cause like 10 dofferent types of parity? so isnt there just 1 solved state?
I think the are many solved states too. You can always 3cycle center pieces of the same face (ie [noparse]https://alg.cubing.net/?puzzle=6x6x6&alg=[2R-_F-_:_[2L-,U_2R_U-]] [/noparse])
 
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