is it time to get a diy cube?

[samsung4123]

yes the aIII has those tracks that the aII has which slows it down... it also has weak snapable edge pieces

 

[Escher]

yes the aIII has those tracks that the aII has which slows it down... it also has weak snapable edge pieces

i think if you felt my A II you would realise just how wrong that statement was - my A II is ridiculously, ridiculously fast. im not even that good, and i could get sub 4 last layers. it just pops like hell, so its practically unusable.

but yeah, get an A 'third model', not A III - they do break.

 

[bubblebuddy73]

I said type A because we wernt allowed to say hybrids, but i have to agree with Erik in saying the best is type B cubies on a Rubiks core.

 

[samsung4123]

I said type A because we wernt allowed to say hybrids, but i have to agree with Erik in saying the best is type B cubies on a Rubiks core.

what makes the type B cubies so good compared to other cubies?

 

[samsung4123]

yes the aIII has those tracks that the aII has which slows it down... it also has weak snapable edge pieces

i think if you felt my A II you would realise just how wrong that statement was - my A II is ridiculously, ridiculously fast. im not even that good, and i could get sub 4 last layers. it just pops like hell, so its practically unusable.

but yeah, get an A 'third model', not A III - they do break.

did you sand down the tracks?

 

[SparkZer00]

Personally, I like type D cores with cubeforyou edges and rubik's DIY corners. Hybrid cubes give you the best of several worlds.