Protest
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Whats the difference between the $7 DIY and the $64 DIY. 3x3 im talking about. And for any canadians where do you guys buy from?
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Protest
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also, what is a better 4x4, eastsheen or rubik's, and whats the difference between m4 and e4 and all that. oh and i didnt see the *10 for the $64 cube lol.
i havent even seen a 4x4 in real life, so i cant help you with that, sorry. it seems like the majority of people prefer an eastsheen 4x4 above a rubik's, but i cant tell you why.
i think the m4 e4 stuff has a system like this
a4 - the lightest and cheapest
c4 - heavier and more expensive but better material
but remember, i am only guessing
i think the m4 e4 stuff has a system like this
a4 - the lightest and cheapest
c4 - heavier and more expensive but better material
but remember, i am only guessing
TimMc
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DIY
Ask the seller at cube4you for a price if you're ordering more than one cube. I ordered 5 cubes at a rate less than US$6.50 each
Also, make sure you pay attention to the description or name. I think there's 3 classes of DIYs at cube4you. A, B and C. A being the best I assume.
4x4x4
I've Rubik's Revenge which is nice and loose, in contrast to the Professor Cube. It turns well enough. I think I have the e4 version of the East Sheen 4x4x4 which turns well too. A notable difference between the two is that the East Sheen is smaller and lighter. NB: I bought an m4 and for some reason it jammed during turns like "r" or "l"
A4 - DIY Already Assembled
K4 - DIY Kit (Not Assembled)
E4 - DIY Already Assembled (plastic packaging)
M4 - DIY Already Assembled (dome packaging)
A4 and K4 are exactly the same according to the site except for the fact that A4 isn't a "KIT" per se.
It seems that they're all the same except that each is in a slightly different packaging and one isn't assembled.
Ask the seller at cube4you for a price if you're ordering more than one cube. I ordered 5 cubes at a rate less than US$6.50 each
Also, make sure you pay attention to the description or name. I think there's 3 classes of DIYs at cube4you. A, B and C. A being the best I assume.
4x4x4
I've Rubik's Revenge which is nice and loose, in contrast to the Professor Cube. It turns well enough. I think I have the e4 version of the East Sheen 4x4x4 which turns well too. A notable difference between the two is that the East Sheen is smaller and lighter. NB: I bought an m4 and for some reason it jammed during turns like "r" or "l"
A4 - DIY Already Assembled
K4 - DIY Kit (Not Assembled)
E4 - DIY Already Assembled (plastic packaging)
M4 - DIY Already Assembled (dome packaging)
A4 and K4 are exactly the same according to the site except for the fact that A4 isn't a "KIT" per se.
It seems that they're all the same except that each is in a slightly different packaging and one isn't assembled.
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AvGalen
Premium Member
There are a couple of topics about the different types of 3x3x3 (A,B,C) and 4x4x4 (only different packaging for EastSheen. A lot of differences but both Rubiks and Eastsheen are used very much at competitions)
