xXriderxx7
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Hello all! This is my first post here, and figured Id start with a good one 
I built a fully functional solvable magnetic 3x3x3 cube, using 27 acrylic cubes and over 100 neodymium magnets. It took me about 4 days to construct it, and I am ecstatic with the results.
And I have decided to sell it. I am very proud of it, and would gladly sell it to someone truly interested in cubes.
It is the exact same size as a traditional 3x3x3, and is able to be solved just like normal, albeit with a little firmer grip to compensate for the strength of the magnets.
Ive talked with others, and $200 seems like a good place to start, considering the amount of time and the cost of materials. If $200 is a little steep, im willing to hear some other offers.
As per the advice I gleaned from the members of this form, I have added an ebay listing for the cube. Starting bid is $0.01!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270430085729#ht_500wt_1182
If you want more pictures, just let me know.
I built a fully functional solvable magnetic 3x3x3 cube, using 27 acrylic cubes and over 100 neodymium magnets. It took me about 4 days to construct it, and I am ecstatic with the results.
And I have decided to sell it. I am very proud of it, and would gladly sell it to someone truly interested in cubes.
It is the exact same size as a traditional 3x3x3, and is able to be solved just like normal, albeit with a little firmer grip to compensate for the strength of the magnets.
Ive talked with others, and $200 seems like a good place to start, considering the amount of time and the cost of materials. If $200 is a little steep, im willing to hear some other offers.
As per the advice I gleaned from the members of this form, I have added an ebay listing for the cube. Starting bid is $0.01!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270430085729#ht_500wt_1182
If you want more pictures, just let me know.
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