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I got my Taiyan and one side of the core won't screw tight. Once I get it to a certain stop inside it, it will just spin and spin and won't get tighter...
Is there anyway to fix that?

Hmm... same thing happened to my old D. The core is broken, so I'm waiting for a new core from C4U.

Can you tell if it's the core, or the screw?
Its the core. I tried it with a second screw and the same thing happened =(
 
Can you tell if it's the core, or the screw?
Its the core. I tried it with a second screw and the same thing happened =([/QUOTE]

Hmm, I already have 5 cores on the way, not sure what you should do. If you push down with an extreme amount of pressure while screwing it might go in further (or break the core). Sorry I can't help.
 
Can you tell if it's the core, or the screw?
Its the core. I tried it with a second screw and the same thing happened =(

Hmm, I already have 5 cores on the way, not sure what you should do. If you push down with an extreme amount of pressure while screwing it might go in further (or break the core). Sorry I can't help.[/QUOTE]
should I ask Ispinz if he'll send me a new one?
 
Well, I don't really know if it's a defect, or just the type of core. From what I know, C4U cores are the best quality. I really have no idea what you should do. You could talk to him about it though.
 
I got my Taiyan and one side of the core won't screw tight. Once I get it to a certain stop inside it, it will just spin and spin and won't get tighter...
Is there anyway to fix that?

Same problem with my Taiyan, one side kept loosening. I just switched it onto my C4U Core + screw/springs. It fits...kinda. Screws are big. Cube works just as fine as before (maybe better), but it creaks like it's no one's business.
 
Another quick question. If/when the Jig-A-Loo wears off, is the cube better than before it was lubed?
 
Another quick question. If/when the Jig-A-Loo wears off, is the cube better than before it was lubed?

It depends on the cube.

Jigaloo changes the surface of the plastic, changing the feeling of the cube.
For most cubes, it feels less crisp, and a little bit slower.

If you like that, then yes, it is "better".
 
Do V-cubes and Cubesmith accept credit card?

For Cubesmith yes.
http://cubesmith.com/FAQ.htm#DontHavePaypal
Q. What if I don't have a Paypal account and I'm unable to place an order through the website?
A. You may also pay with a credit/bank card. Just checkout normally, and when you get to the payment page, instead of logging into a Paypal account, click the link on the left to continue with a credit card. If you can not get this to work, it is a Paypal issue or an issue with your card. You will need to contact Paypal to resolve the issue.
If you don't have a credit/bank card, you may mail in your order. You may send well-concealed cash (sent at your own risk; bills only, no coins - round up to the nearest dollar), check, or money order in US dollars only. If sending cash, please do not send coins, round up to the nearest dollar.
Add the items you want to the shopping cart, and print out the shopping cart page from the website. (If you don't have access to a printer, a clearly handwritten list will work.) Don't forget to add $2 shipping if your order totals less than $15. Please type or handwrite your shipping address and email address on either the shopping cart printout or a separate piece of paper. You will receive an email once your order ships.

For Vcubes. I'm not sure. I guess a Paypal will work.
 
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