~Adam~
Legend
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAfsl-Uxdz0
Sorry about the crappy video.
Is 25 too old to be wearing Batman PJs?
This time without my right index finger kind of near the up layer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIncrrbrEic
edited AGAIN 08.23.10
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I was extremely happy with my GuHongs straight out the box but a few mins ago I was astonished.
I just tried some lube which my GF bought back from work
http://watchpart.co.uk/elma-vacuproof-silicon-revealing-p-2457.html
I put a small drop on 4 of the corners and a couple of drops on the inner circumference and all of a sudden I had a cube which God would be proud of.
It used to cut about 40 degs with a little force.
I just put it to 45 deg and it cut with almost no effort at all with fairly tight tensions.
It cuts all the way to about 50 degs then cuts the wrong way.
Has anyone had any experience with this lube?
If I find out it will destroy my cube within a few weeks I doubt that will stop me from using it. I'll just stock up on GuHongs. If the movies cost £8 with no popcorn then I think I can budget for a new cube at £7 quite regularly.
I know some of you think corner cutting is overrated and with precise turns it's unnecessary but the overall performance of the cube has gone though the roof.
Anyway, I'm going to stop gushing and do a few dozen solves before I pass out.
Sorry about the crappy video.
Is 25 too old to be wearing Batman PJs?
This time without my right index finger kind of near the up layer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIncrrbrEic
edited AGAIN 08.23.10
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I was extremely happy with my GuHongs straight out the box but a few mins ago I was astonished.
I just tried some lube which my GF bought back from work
http://watchpart.co.uk/elma-vacuproof-silicon-revealing-p-2457.html
I put a small drop on 4 of the corners and a couple of drops on the inner circumference and all of a sudden I had a cube which God would be proud of.
It used to cut about 40 degs with a little force.
I just put it to 45 deg and it cut with almost no effort at all with fairly tight tensions.
It cuts all the way to about 50 degs then cuts the wrong way.
Has anyone had any experience with this lube?
If I find out it will destroy my cube within a few weeks I doubt that will stop me from using it. I'll just stock up on GuHongs. If the movies cost £8 with no popcorn then I think I can budget for a new cube at £7 quite regularly.
I know some of you think corner cutting is overrated and with precise turns it's unnecessary but the overall performance of the cube has gone though the roof.
Anyway, I'm going to stop gushing and do a few dozen solves before I pass out.
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