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I found a bag of screws and springs under my couch. I know that they're cube springs, but I don't know where they came from. I've checked my type A and type C, and they don't match with those. I can't think of any other cube they could belong to. The screws have a brassy colour, and the springs have a flat, wide section at one end, presumably to replace a washer. Does anyone know what kit type these would belong to?
 
I found a bag of screws and springs under my couch. I know that they're cube springs, but I don't know where they came from. I've checked my type A and type C, and they don't match with those. I can't think of any other cube they could belong to. The screws have a brassy colour, and the springs have a flat, wide section at one end, presumably to replace a washer. Does anyone know what kit type these would belong to?

Possibly a cube4you diy?
 
Different cubes suit different people's style...does anyone have a style that requires a Rubik's 5x5? Just wondering...
 
I have been doing a lot of cubing in the past several days, mainly because of break. Today, for example, I did an average of 5 on my partially modded 6x6 and started an average of 5 on 7x7, amongst many other cubes and things. However, during my third 7x7 solve, I began to feel "jolts" down my arm. They felt very similar to small amounts of electricity. Needless to say, I stopped (after the solve, haha). Has anyone else experienced these?
 
I have been doing a lot of cubing in the past several days, mainly because of break. Today, for example, I did an average of 5 on my partially modded 6x6 and started an average of 5 on 7x7, amongst many other cubes and things. However, during my third 7x7 solve, I began to feel "jolts" down my arm. They felt very similar to small amounts of electricity. Needless to say, I stopped (after the solve, haha). Has anyone else experienced these?
You have Rubik's wrist.
 
I have been doing a lot of cubing in the past several days, mainly because of break. Today, for example, I did an average of 5 on my partially modded 6x6 and started an average of 5 on 7x7, amongst many other cubes and things. However, during my third 7x7 solve, I began to feel "jolts" down my arm. They felt very similar to small amounts of electricity. Needless to say, I stopped (after the solve, haha). Has anyone else experienced these?
You have Rubik's wrist.
But it doesn't really "hurt". My wrists hurt after I did a pyraminx average of 300.
 
I have been doing a lot of cubing in the past several days, mainly because of break. Today, for example, I did an average of 5 on my partially modded 6x6 and started an average of 5 on 7x7, amongst many other cubes and things. However, during my third 7x7 solve, I began to feel "jolts" down my arm. They felt very similar to small amounts of electricity. Needless to say, I stopped (after the solve, haha). Has anyone else experienced these?
You have Rubik's wrist.
But it doesn't really "hurt". My wrists hurt after I did a pyraminx average of 300.

Maybe you're getting stronger finger and wrist-wise? I have noticed that when I get similar symptoms, and I stop cubing, and I try again the next day, it is easier to cube.
 
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