SaberCubed
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i hope it goes well!!! when your cube comes out i will be the first to buy it!!!
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Slow down and relax.I'm going to wait for my personal team to respond. Cubicle labs just declined the request for collaboration. I'm kind of stuck on what to do. I dunno, I'm really not sure... I need ideas, and fast. This project needs to be done. I made a promise to you that I would have a speedable cube out, and I'm not going to break it.
We hopeople somewhere before the end of this year that the tempest will be released, however we are still making gradual process.Hyped! Hoping it releases soon enough!
How much will is cost, roughly?MAJOR Update:
First off, we're back, as well as the project.
Now, the 3d prototype has no sort of caps or splits,only solid pieces. Since you can't create molds with only solid parts, this led to our group in a sort of debate on which to use. We chose neither. Instead, we have a third option, and this option will probably leave the community speechless.
Now, what makes this design so special? Well.. let's just say it has something to do with magnets.
Although I'm not the biggest fan of magents (you have me writing a whole post on this), I know they are a big trend in the cubing community. So, I thought of this when designing an in depth sketch of the corner.
There are three magnetic 3x3 cubes that are currently sold: Valk 3M, Weilong GTSM, and Gans 356 Air UM. however, I have a serious problem with them. It's not because they are magnetic, it's because you can't really do much with them. they are glued into the cube, making them virtually impossible to interchange other than to buy another and customize it with your own magnets, which is painstaking to do. And not just that, 50 dollars per cube is excessive and cost ineffective.
With the design we propose, a cuber will be able to add magnets, remove magnets, and even swap magnets for stronger and weaker options.
It is a Nine part Assembly, of a Major Stalk, three Faces, Base connector and foot, and three magnet insertion magazines. the three faces have their own minor that go into slots in the major stalk. they go through and meet at the bottom where connected by the feet. in front of the minor stalk insertions, behind the main wall of the majob stalk are three magnet magazines which have a magnet shaped hole in it so you can place magnets in them.
Unfortunately, I can't show you the sketches, but I can tell you, they will sweep the cube world by storm.
How much weight will it add? That's my only concern
How much will is cost, roughly?
This cube sounds like it will be awesome!
Did you ever get a refined prototype of the 3x3 made?Minor update.
we are starting on designing 2x2 and our choice of alignment mechanism is truly revolutionary. Just want to give you a Lil chance to know what we've been up to.
crazy! Hope it goes well!still working on the 3x3. we are making progress though.
Thank you! A price point, and can you please name a few cubes that the Tempest is similar to?Hoping for an early 2018 release. It is literally polishing it up now.
Like feel, flexibelity, etc. Think of how people compare a YAN3 to a Yuexiao.Hard to pinpoint, especially as the cube's features and varying aspects may tilt the puzzle's price one way or the other. Also, simmilar in what way?