V-Cubes!

Darn system has a total value limit and didn't let me buy my 3+2+2 cubes, had to settle for 2+2+2. I'm sad. Can I get some sympathy here?

Sure. Shipping cost for my sympathty is equal to shipping cost for the V-Cubes ;)

And I was planning on buying a bunch (like 10 of each) and distributing them among others to save greatly on shipping costs, but I guess that is not an option anymore :(
 
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And I was planning on buying a bunch (like 10 of each) and distributing them among others to save greatly on shipping costs, but I guess that is not an option anymore :(

I would assume that was his intention behind the limit.

Actually, I think its more about re-selling. This keeps people like cube4you from ordering them all up and then reselling them later (like with the meffert's megaminxes) I really don't think v-cubes cares about saving money on shipping, as they probably aren't making their profit there :)
 
And I was planning on buying a bunch (like 10 of each) and distributing them among others to save greatly on shipping costs, but I guess that is not an option anymore :(

I would assume that was his intention behind the limit.

Actually, I think its more about re-selling. This keeps people like cube4you from ordering them all up and then reselling them later (like with the meffert's megaminxes) I really don't think v-cubes cares about saving money on shipping, as they probably aren't making their profit there :)

What you said is exactly what I meant, not the part about the shipping (sorry that was unclear >.<).
 
wait, im not sure if this is just for pre-ordering or for actual purchase? because what happened to september?
 
Does anyone know for certain if the 5,6,7 (respectively) use springs in their mechanisms? From that one pic I just saw it looks like it might, but I want a definitive answer.

I've always been curious about this. I could bother to research this myself, but this thread is so active here...


-Doug
 
Does anyone know for certain if the 5,6,7 (respectively) use springs in their mechanisms? From that one pic I just saw it looks like it might, but I want a definitive answer.

I've always been curious about this. I could bother to research this myself, but this thread is so active here...


-Doug

The patent says "the supporting screws are surrounded by springs.". So the V-Cubes use springs in their mechanisms.
 
I've also in my mind the idea that v-cubes has rivets instead of screws. At least the "old" versions had, ie Erik's 5x5x5. No idea about the new ones though.
 
Darn system has a total value limit and didn't let me buy my 3+2+2 cubes, had to settle for 2+2+2. I'm sad. Can I get some sympathy here?

Besides a likely increase in shipping charge, I wonder if their system is smart enough to detect multiple orders to the same address. So then this value-limit is pretty useless, just annoying.

Not that I'm ordering any, but what is this "surcharge" they are tacking on to the final total? Is that like a generalized tax of some sort? I find it rather mysterious.

I heard they only produced 500 or each type. Is that true? Now that they have reached over 500 orders, and likely over 500 of at least one of the types, some of the later orders will have to be massively delayed until they can perform a second "printing" right?


-Doug
 
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