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Welcome to the world of the real

Are you a collector? i might possibly let mine go.

My Gan 11 does the same thing I decided whatever

Welcome and don’t feel bad I started at 61 years old, just glad to have lived this long- and I learned f2l from cubeskills dot com

Hopefully Gan will make their 11 m pro box available for sale, as they are really great with a snug fit- I carry three of those boxes in a Cubicle drawstring pouch to work every day.

Except for Gan cubes since the XS

Might take a second closer look at the pic

Definitely a fingernail mark

I disassemble the cube, clean the internal sides of each piece with a toothbrush lightly dipped in alcohol, and dry each after brushing it. This allows me to clean each track with precision, and the pieces do not get drenched or soaked. Works for me.

I rest my case

Without Erno Rubik‘s contribution through his brilliant invention all these other names would most likely not be well known.

I have read it twice, it is a great read

Gan 356X

I have only been cubing since November 2019, but have acquired 14 3x3 cubes, not as a collection, but through seeking the one that felt right. Finally found it with the gan 11 pro m soft texture. I’ve had it 5 weeks and bought two more to put away for later, and all the others have been reboxed...

I started a thread about this but it sank like a stone, so I thought I would mention it here. I feel confident that many of the older members who contribute to this particular thread were raised to search for buried treasure between the covers of books. Erno Rubik, the cube’s creator, finally...

Thanks for the video- I just ordered one for a brain injured man whom I assist and one for myself.

Is it better? I learned to lube my first speed cube shortly after buying it- I remember being nervous about disassembling it, but all went well. Experimenting with different lubes is all part of the fun of hobby cubing for me. One thing I learned early on is less is more in the lubing process...

Hello Jeff here in not-so-balmy southern Illinois, having just joined the forum 3 weeks ago after a year of lurking. Before learning to solve the cube in nov. 2019, I was a professional tattooer for 22 years, as well as a long time acoustic guitar player (medium strings!) so I know a bit about...

Well I was not ready to post yet but the book, released in September 2020 is a great read.

I did a search for this particular subject but found nothing.