Keeping track of cubes

I can usually tell cubes apart by feel anyway, but apart from that, the shapes of the holes is usually a good clue, as is pulling the faces open to look for tracks or ridges on the pieces, etc. I have never yet needed to resort to labelling any of my ~30 3x3s.
 
mark49152 said:
I can usually tell cubes apart by feel anyway, but apart from that, the shapes of the holes is usually a good clue, as is pulling the faces open to look for tracks or ridges on the pieces, etc. I have never yet needed to resort to labelling any of my ~30 3x3s.
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My wife thinks I've got too many cubes already - 7 3x3s, a 4x4 and a 5x5. I don't know how she'd react if I had 30 3x3s... but I'd imagine being divorced would leave me significantly more practice time! ;-)
 
pipkiksass said:
My wife thinks I've got too many cubes already - 7 3x3s, a 4x4 and a 5x5. I don't know how she'd react if I had 30 3x3s... but I'd imagine being divorced would leave me significantly more practice time! ;-)
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Easy - just scatter them around the house so that it's unclear how many there are ;)
 
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