a quick clock question

[Curunír]

I've seen a lot of clock solvers have qiyi clocks with the faces switched (the black dials on the black side and vice versa).
would anyone be able to tell me how to do it or give me a link to a tutorial.

 

[UncleFrank]

There are 2 magnets behind each of these little plastic rings on the inside of each face.

You have to reverse every one of those magnets.
Otherwise instead of attracting each dial, they repel them, and none of the dials will line up with 12 o'clock.

 

[Curunír]

yeah that was my problem, thanks.

 

[3clipse]

Yeah thats called the anders mod there are many tutorials on youtube

 

[bldcuber314]

What's the advantage to this?

 

[Isaiah Scott]

What's the advantage to this?

It’s basically just how it looks, and for some people it helps with recognition

 

[Davian]

It’s basically just how it looks, and for some people it helps with recognition

I have heard that it makes the clock a slight bit lighter. However, Anders modding the clock can be risky for beginners, as you can lose magnets.

 

[Curunír]

Yeah thats called the anders mod there are many tutorials on youtube

Why did you bump this thread?

 

[3clipse]

Why did you bump this thread?

sorry i was just trying to be helpful

 

[Bingus cuber]

Another bump, try saying the title 5 times fast lol

 

[CornerTwisted]

bruh stop