[Help Thread] Help with doing anders mod on QiYi lilac clock

[ILCubing]

So, I have always wanted to anders mod my clock, but when I try to, the pieces always move around and the other pieces always attract to the center piece. Any ideas on how to do the mod?

 

[Isaiah Scott]

 

[Clock_Enthusiast]

After removing the plastic ring in the clock face, place a center clock beneath the area you're working on (the spaces where clocks go). The center clock piece you use should be the OPPOSITE color as the side you're working on. The magnets on the center clock will attract the magnets within the clock face, which ensures that they've correctly swapped polarity.

Also, I would work on magnets one position at a time, leaving the ring on top of others that you aren't working on. That way, you've isolated any magnet movement to your your area of focus.

And if you're just switching out the clocks by color and doing nothing else, it won't work because of incorrect magnet polarity.

 

[UncleFrank]

 

[Davian]

The LE clocks have another anders mod case, you dont flip the magnets in the clock rings, but in the clocks themselves, It kan take alot of time and it doesnt really turn better.