Recent content by Tony Fisher

Sooner or later.

I wondered if any cubers here has Dupuytren's Contracture. This is a hereditary condition than can be triggered by certainly repetitive or intense hand movements. I am getting it now, most likely caused by my passion for indoor bouldering. Hard nodules appear in the palm of your hand and then...

Construction video finally up.

Assembly video now uploaded.

The puzzle is real / fully functional / works 100%. The April Fool's joke was on those that thought it was fake. But it goes beyond a simple joke. I want to encourage people to think more. I guess it originated from when I realised hardly anyone bothered solving puzzles by themselves nowadays...

Today I proudly present my new gigantic Pyraminx puzzle. It blows every other Pyraminx on earth out of the water. Longer video soon but for now a little teaser.

Or we could actually destroy the cubes? This video contains- 1. Drop a Melon onto a cube. 2. Drop a strip light onto a cube. 3. Sledge hammer on a Fisher Cube. 4. Dropping a 5x5x5 from great height. 5. Drop a pumpkin onto a cube.

I think you have been the victim of a hoax.

Today I can proudly announce my 100x100x100 Rubik's Cube. For now there's just a teaser video as I am still working on content. There will be a longer much better video next week. Predicted questions- 1. Is it fully functional? I am still trying to get layers moving. It's a long slow...

Out of all the foods in the world that is seriously your favourite? Mine is KFC (The ingredients are chicken and stuff). Or maybe BBQ spare ribs and chips (The ingredients are spare ribs and chips). Or maybe a chicken vindaloo (The ingredients are chicken and some hot stuff). Or maybe a roast...

It has it's own operating system that you can program so in theory you could write your own version for it.

The WOWCube® System is a fully functional 2x2x2 cube and this is the Space Invaders™ Cubed edition. You can use it as a regular 2x2x2 with the 24 screens displaying the colours instead of stickers. These screens also enable you to play the six pre-installed games and download additional ones...

A truly beautiful and iconic puzzle. We waited so many years after the 5x5x5 for something bigger. The 5x5x5 had been quite poor and the V-Cube 6 was even worse. But I will never forget the amazing turning of the V-Cube 7 after Konstantinos Verdes handed me one at the 2007 Dutch Cube Day. Yes of...

Your definition of really old is deeply amusing to me.

It appears that Yang Yongshun, from Xinjiang, China has made a 35x35x35 Rubik's Cube which would be the highest order cube ever made beating Matt Bahner's 34x34x34. In my video though I ask some questions about it.