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I might order one. I'll see what I can do.
BTW, you need to come to the next AZ tourney, the first was a lot of fun!
I should be able to come next time. Since I have a stable income now.
I will sponsor prizes
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I might order one. I'll see what I can do.
BTW, you need to come to the next AZ tourney, the first was a lot of fun!
Congrats! I bet that is a good feeling.Since I have a stable income now.
Congrats! I bet that is a good feeling.
Next tournament would probably be in mid-december.
How good's your cousin btw? Sounds promising =P.
Are you going to offer 1x1 DIY kits?
YES, THEY WILL COME IN BLACK OR WHITE. MIGHT DO MINI-1X1X1'S & REGULAR SIZE (MAYBE JUMBO).
A white jumbo 1x1? Hot damn, I'll take 4!
But on a serious note, I am going to wait a few months before buying, so I can hear some reviews and consider my options; and I would like to know, what your "godly" cubes are. For example, how good is your Godly Guhong compared to a regular Guhong, or an Ultimate Guhong?
My Godly Guhong's are what I describe the best possible mod I can do to make it the best. I'm still finding new ways to make them better. I will play with the Zhanchi and see if I can make it better as well.
A regular Guhong has a lot of extra plastic that causes a lot of click and when cutting corners it will sometimes pop. I have added the anchors to stop it from popping, while at the same time I have rounded the center caps, edges, and corners so it can cut up to 60 degrees (or 30 reverse). The Ultimate mod basically minimizes the clicking.
I actually recently did the Godly Guhong mod to my Guhong, and it's soooo insanely fast. Got any tips to slow it down? It's quite tight also.
What kind of lube do you use? I noticed with my silicone after adding some water (1 drop) it slows it down slightly and is still smooth. It resembles maru lube and will evaporate. It could help you adjust to the new speed.![]()
I used Lubix, assuming thats what you used.