Cubing Craft Ideas(or completions)

[carcass]

Hi! I have had this project that I have been working on, and here is the idea:
Materials: 2 paint colors, a way to apply the paint, 6 cubicle cube stands, a piece of wood 18 inches long and at least 6 inches high, hot glue, Optional: dremel
first, put grooves in the wood with the dremel as straight as possible. When it is done, it should be a 2 x 6 grid, and each rectangle should be 3 inches wide.
second, paint the board in a checkerboard pattern and also write the name of each event checkered, eg, first column, write 2x2 on top, second column, write 3x3 on bottom, etc...
third, glue the cube stands wherever there isn't writing, and make it as neat as possible.
I think this would make a great cube display but I have only finished the first step, but I will show a picture when it is done. What you guys think? Also, you can use this thread for any cubing ideas, like on reddit, I saw a lube holder

https://www.reddit.com/r/Cubers/comments/fc4cvq

 

[alexiscubing]

I haven't really done any mods yet, apart from disassembling two bell pyras (one black and one stickerless) and making a good black, blue, green, red magnetic pyra. I am thinking of making a similar thing to yours in a few weeks as I have spare time when school is back on

 

[carcass]

Yeah... My parents bought a lot of craft supplies for quarantine to keep ourselves entertained lol

 

[carcass]

It turned out great! What do you guys think?
P S I used wooden numbers instead of painting them on.
PPS I wish I could have put my cubes on but it was too large of a file. And I don't have a 6x6.
PPPS(sorry) In case you couldn't guess, the cubes go above or below the label, not next to it.

 

[carcass]

Quick Question, do you guys think I could sell these at comps(once the outbreak is over)? If so, for how much?

 

[Owen Morrison]

That looks awesome! how long do you think it would take you in total once you have practiced and done many?

 

[carcass]

With all the materials, maybe 2 to 3 hours? I think it look great with the setup.

 

[Owen Morrison]

With all the materials, maybe 2 to 3 hours? I think it look great with the setup.

I think you could sell them for 20-30$ then.

 

[carcass]

Yeah, that sounds about right. I mean, if they were neater, it could be closer to 30, I mean, $5 profit is still profit. And it was downright fun to make.

 

[carcass]

Do any of you guys have craft ideas for the benefit of cubing?

 

[brododragon]

A padded box that had dividers that fit the different events.

 

[carcass]

That sounds like a good idea! Maybe I could find the materials to make that.

 

[brododragon]

That sounds like a good idea! Maybe I could find the materials to make that.

Thanks! I'm always scared to just carry my cubes around. You could probably 3D print it and just pad it.

 

[carcass]

Yeah. I'd have to borrow a 3d printer, but I think I could come up with a good design in the meanwhile I don't have a printer.

 

[brododragon]

Yeah. I'd have to borrow a 3d printer, but I think I could come up with a good design in the meanwhile I don't have a printer.

After the quarentine you could go to your library. They usually have 3D printers.

 

[carcass]

Thanks!

 

[ProStar]

Thanks! I'm always scared to just carry my cubes around. You could probably 3D print it and just pad it.

You could always get the Moyu bag

 

[BenChristman1]

You could always get the Moyu bag

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