DaYan - GuHong (Lone Goose)

But there ARE some times when you didn't turn as accurately for once, then instead of locking up and waste time, a cube with good tolerance will glide it off.

Also, the larger the max cutting angle is, the easier it is to cut at smaller angles (i.e. it will require less force when gliding over a misallignment). Testing the cutting angle really isn't to see how much it can cut, but just a reference to see the overall cutting ability.
 
Also, the larger the max cutting angle is, the easier it is to cut at smaller angles (i.e. it will require less force when gliding over a misallignment). Testing the cutting angle really isn't to see how much it can cut, but just a reference to see the overall cutting ability.

(Seriously why don't people get )this.
 
I don't have anything wrong with a cube that cuts corners. In fact, I kind of like it.

The only problem that I could think of is that a cube that cuts better may be easier to do an accidental turn on. Not sure though.
 
I don't have anything wrong with a cube that cuts corners. In fact, I kind of like it.

The only problem that I could think of is that a cube that cuts better may be easier to do an accidental turn on. Not sure though.

not really, it's more like the turning resistance that would affects it.
 
similar to the v3 design, but very different at the same time....i like it....itll be a nice preview of what the v3 may feel like if it ever gets released
 
btw, i forgot to mention, the reduced inner radius also minimizes the resistance, so it's gonna be a very speedy cube.
 
This story was also posted at TwistyPuzzles by Daqing Bao. Here is a translation of what he said.

Translation:
This is my second design of 3x3x3 cube.
In order to make it more suitable for speed-cubing, I spent three months in designing, and there are a large number of surfaces inside.
It will be on sale in two weeks. Thanks for your attention:D


2 Weeks. Hurray !!!!
 
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