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I have a feeling that some people might order the Kilominx for fun, although I doubt it, it would be pretty pricey because it would take forever to do.

It would be around $80, because of all the drilling and multiple pieces.
It would take probably most of my night to make one. x___x
 

Here's an RPM demonstration of what happens when you remove spring friction from a core.

We compared two moderne systems, the MoYu Dual Adjustment system, and the Cubicle Labs MagLev Tension system, to see which gets the highest RPM.

The result? The MagLev Tension system lasts 3 times longer and with higher RPM!
 
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(This innovation with magnetic cores/tensioning is super cool.)
 
Hmm... You will definity need a set of magnets for this to really work. I really feel it might give puzzles a blockier feeling, and probably corner cutting might be a bit too snappy and firm, which is something that might not appeal to people who use M slices, because the magnets would be much more firm on the hold.

But what am I complaing about? Nothing, really. I'm just a little skeptical, but I feel it will be outstanding in the hands of the right cuber.
 
Hmm... You will definity need a set of magnets for this to really work. I really feel it might give puzzles a blockier feeling, and probably corner cutting might be a bit too snappy and firm, which is something that might not appeal to people who use M slices, because the magnets would be much more firm on the hold.

But what am I complaing about? Nothing, really. I'm just a little skeptical, but I feel it will be outstanding in the hands of the right cuber.

If you have modular tensions, and the force is weaker at low distortion and flex, why would it be snappy and firm?

It is the complete opposite of that.

It's very soft, and unbelievably compliant, since it's flexing at least 2mm greater than a spring, for a total of 4mm of flex WITH tensions, which is absurd.

It also has no effect on the slices, because these magnets are simply providing tensions, not force between pieces. Magnetic tensions simply allow for the force to modulate, based on how much you flex the puzzle.

I also observed a very VERY interesting new property, which I will explain later.
There is another really cool attribute that this tension system has, which no other current cube has!

If anyone is curious, I will have one at Princeton Fall, and will be doing an update once we have the next version.

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I also have an update for everyone:

Custom orders has been delayed, and will unfortunately not be offered because of logistical issues.
We will explore custom orders after holiday sales, but currently, The Cubicle as a whole will be focusing on preparing for holiday seasons, and Cubicle Labs will be focusing on tasks crucial to company operation!
 
Do the magnets in the core cause additional attraction/repulsion at 45 degrees when combined with the magnets in the pieces?

They do not, and we can actually approach this with simple geometry!

The field lines of the magnets in the core radiate outward, and the magnets move around in circular orbits during turns. Due to their circular orbits, the magnets in the pieces are never closer or farther from the centers, and they are under the same constant field no matter what position they are in.

All of the magnets play well with eachother, and synergize very well!
 
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Introducing the newest successful experiment from Cubicle Labs!!
Purple Valk M and Weilong GTS M!

Custom shades! As a proof of concept, we can start dyeing the plastic to varying shades!
Have you ever wondered why you can order 50 sticker colours, but only a few plastic colours?

Frustrated that some colours cost an exorbitant amount more than other colours?
Tired of buying 6 cubes to make a force cube?

The possibility is now here! We have the ability to produce custom dyed shades!
(It wouldn't be extremely expensive either!)

The possibilities are huge! So many unique colours and shades!
Imagine stickerless cubes with YOUR CUSTOM SHADES. (Just a proof of concept, but not a guarantee that we will offer it)

Fun and cool things in the future!!!
MANY MORE IDEAS ON THE WAY, I'M JUST GETTING STARTED


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Introducing the newest successful experiment from Cubicle Labs!!
Purple Valk M and Weilong GTS M!

Custom shades! As a proof of concept, we can start dyeing the plastic to varying shades!
Have you ever wondered why you can order 50 sticker colours, but only a few plastic colours?

Frustrated that some colours cost an exorbitant amount more than other colours?

The possibility is now here! We have the ability to produce custom dyed shades!
(It wouldn't be extremely expensive either!)

The possibilities are huge! So many unique colours and shades!
Imagine stickerless cubes with YOUR CUSTOM SHADES. (Just a proof of concept, but not a guarantee that we will offer it)

Fun and cool things in the future!!!

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This store. Is amazing.
 
Since the WeiLong GTS has one piece corner caps, would y'all be able to dye each side a different shade?

Technically, even if it wasn't capped, if I use masking tape, I could turn any cube into a stickerless cube with no problem.

HOWEVER, that's a lot of work! I'll do it one day as a concept, for a cube which does not have a stickerless option!
 
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