v-cube 3x3
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i hope they dont go from like 8x8-11x11 then back to the others. How much do you think it will cost?
jcuber
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Probably nearly impossibel to pop.
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jcuber
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Post that on twistypuzzles, not here. There someone may do it.
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Give me an account?
jcuber
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I wasn't speaking specifically to you, just someone with a twistpuzzles account. I don't have one, so I can't. I have no real need to make one, so..
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you going to finish that sentence lol
Ill do it
so...a bear attacked me and i shot him in the face.
Ill do it
so...a bear attacked me and i shot him in the face.
ConnorCuber
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....We can't give them out, why would we have the permission allow people to make accounts?
panyan
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why dont you just make one?
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I am actually really looking forward to their 2x2. I would like a publically sold 2x2 that is smooth like an eastsheen but cuts corners really well.
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I remember you talking about that in Germany. How did it actually turn out?
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That cube looks delicious...
Who made it?
Who made it?
I cast it in polyurethane from masters printed on a ZPrinter 450 from a 3D design I made.
The truth is the cube doesn't move very well. It doesn't pop easily even at pretty low tensions and it cuts corners a bit, but that's about it. It is quite heavy (that's due to the solid pieces) and it takes quite a bit of force to move which is caused by the pieces not being as smooth as they could be.
Maybe one day I could sandblast it or something to give it a very smooth finish. But right now a bandaged V5 would work better as a 3x3 than this.
It looks like the V3 has some potential but I don't think it will beat the DIYS that are out there right now. But I would love to be wrong.
A video is uploading.
The truth is the cube doesn't move very well. It doesn't pop easily even at pretty low tensions and it cuts corners a bit, but that's about it. It is quite heavy (that's due to the solid pieces) and it takes quite a bit of force to move which is caused by the pieces not being as smooth as they could be.
Maybe one day I could sandblast it or something to give it a very smooth finish. But right now a bandaged V5 would work better as a 3x3 than this.
It looks like the V3 has some potential but I don't think it will beat the DIYS that are out there right now. But I would love to be wrong.
A video is uploading.
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To me, it just looks like your pieces aren't smooth enough. I think some sanding could improve the turning, but I don't really know.
ErikJ
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I think the 3x3s they have now are fine. I don't really care about a V2 because it's probably going to be clicky like the v6. ES are fine.
jcuber
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I think the v3 will be better than tomz's, what with professional molds, hollow pieces, smoother finish, etc.
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