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Yay apparently I'm supposed to receive the Weisu tomorrow.
Apparently not.
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Yay apparently I'm supposed to receive the Weisu tomorrow.
Apparently not.
You'll never get your Weisu. Eventually you'll be so tired of waiting you'll just order one from TheCubicle and it will get there in two days and you will wonder why you didn't do that sooner...
Yeah I've been thinking the same. Maybe the factory setups are inconsistent. I just can't imagine anybody would call my Weisu godly.
Is anyone else's Weisu kind of squeaky?
It seems like half of the cubes are people's new main and the other half is just another paperweight. Why the inconsistency?
I really just think that it's because of the vary quality of ss 4x4s.
Surely it could be partly down to a similar variability in quality of WeiSus as well.
I really don't think so, I have 3, and I've tried another one, and they're all pretty equal. You could be right though, I have no idea.
Surely it could be partly down to a similar variability in quality of WeiSus as well.
It seems like half of the cubes are people's new main and the other half is just another paperweight. Why the inconsistency?
Same as with a 3x3 or any other puzzle. Measure a pennys width (maybe a little less) on each side between core/centerpiece > Assemble > adjust to taste with equal rotations of the screws.Got mine today. It feels promising, and I'm sure gonna break it in properly before lubing it. A problem that I have are the tensions. Generally, how do you go about getting even tensions on all sides of a 4x4?
Same as with a 3x3 or any other puzzle. Measure a pennys width (maybe a little less) on each side between core/centerpiece > Assemble > adjust to taste with equal rotations of the screws.