artless1der
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but "millimeters" sounds too precise and sciencey lolMost creative cube name
“China Cube Sport 3x3 55 millimeters”
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but "millimeters" sounds too precise and sciencey lolMost creative cube name
“China Cube Sport 3x3 55 millimeters”
Just about every twisty puzzle's size is described in millimetres on product listing and many puzzles even have the size of the puzzle as part of their name. Never in my years of cubing have I ever once seen anyone say that specifying a cube's size is a form of gatekeeping.but "millimeters" sounds too precise and sciencey lol
Just about every twisty puzzle's size is described in millimetres on product listing and many puzzles even have the size of the puzzle as part of their name. Never in my years of cubing have I ever once seen anyone say that specifying a cube's size is a form of gatekeeping.
Fascinating stuff
DOLPHIN CUBE V2???????Haitun Waverider V2
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DOLPHINNNNNNDOLPHIN CUBE V2???????
DOLPHINNNNNN
YAY DOLPHIN!!!!!!!!!!!! This is gonna be so cool, since the company has been working on it for a while afaikHaitun Waverider V2
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Now I feel obligated to get the V1 so I can properly try out the V2Haitun Waverider V2
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For sale on thecubicle.com now
Or course they don't give the cube detailsFor sale on thecubicle.com now
30.6mm edge lengthOr course they don't give the cube details. I am talking about the weight and size for anyone wondering.
So is it good?
So is it good?
I think so but it's now on the cubicle so good to mention it anywaywas this shown here yet?
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