Cube Hybrids/Combo's Discussion

I use A core and C cubies now. It's nice. It pops a bit, but it's not bad. Needs about three days of breaking in though.
 
My 2H cube is pure type (A). I'm not complaining.

my OH cube is
- old type (a) core
- new type third model (a) screws, washers, centers and corners
- rubik's.com DIY edges

sound weird but its ok for me.
 
There is already a thread about this. here it is......

i don't get why people post things like this. what's wrong with getting fresh information?

They can use that thread to post fresh info, it isnt that hard to search for a thread........

fair enough

@original thread prompt:
i don't have a hybrid yet. the other day, i tried to make one using a storebought and a puzzleproz type A (the only cubes i have.) i disassembled both cubes, and noticed 2 things:
--type a core is obviously better, by default (adjustable tension)
--storebought edge cubies are smaller
so, i thought, why not use type a core w/ storebought cubies? alas, it failed. it turned wonderfully, but the disproportionately tiny edges caused it to pop far too often.
 
type A core (old from 9spuzzles)
type D centers (yuga)
rubik's cubies

a very nice cube :)

OMG!! I use the EXACT SAME hybrid!!! What are the odds of that!!! That is my main and only speedcube... But i really don't like it cause it locks up waaaaaay too much... Also, my cube has 5 YUGA screws and springs and 1 DS screw and spring!! Because one of my screws are bent... O_o
 
type A core (old from 9spuzzles)
type D centers (yuga)
rubik's cubies

a very nice cube :)

OMG!! I use the EXACT SAME hybrid!!! What are the odds of that!!! That is my main and only speedcube... But i really don't like it cause it locks up waaaaaay too much... Also, my cube has 5 YUGA screws and springs and 1 DS screw and spring!! Because one of my screws are bent... O_o

Wow, that's a nice Hybrid. I've been using the same, but Type D corners, not Rubik's, and that was an amazing Hybrid. Gonna give this one a go :)



Seriously, hybrids are so over rated it's not even funny.

I couldn't disagree with you more.
 
I agree with Hadley that hybrids are overrated.
(with the exception of type D + A core cube)

My two cubes (after my really good storebought got smashed):

2005 Rubik's DIY
Type D + Old A Core combo.

I think it was Lukemayn that came up with the Type D + Old A core + Storebought edges hybrid? I don't like that one because it can't cut corners that well and pops too easily.
 
Mini BUMP, but whatever.

I tried cubeforyou pieces with rubik's.com DIY core/centers/screws/springs/caps, and it is amazing! It feels kind of like the cubeforyou DIY, but smoother and faster. It cuts corners very well, and rarely pops.
 
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