elcarc
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well yeah. my cube cuts corners pretty good,and its extremly fast(thanks jigalloo) but locks up on the easiest of turns
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uggh, ive been doing that, thats why my cube cuts corners.Watch pestvic's "breaking in" tutorial and do what he says. It helps a lot.
The thing about storebought cubes, is that, with too much breaking in and general use...
...they get rather loose. They lock up much more and have more of a propensity for popping.
The solution is to either fix the tension, or get another cube.
sorry not an option for me right now. i guess ill get a new storebought and start overPestvic also had a video of this.
You turn your storebought into a DIY.
I've done this to one of my main speedcubes.
You can either brute force the rivet off (Youll need pliers, and strong hands, I've done this twice.)
Or you can use a hacksaw to cut the rivet.
You then replace the screw/spring/core with a typical c4y or other diy core combo, which costs less than a dollar from cube4you.
Quite easily done.
Pestvic also had a video of this.
You turn your storebought into a DIY.
I've done this to one of my main speedcubes.
You can either brute force the rivet off (Youll need pliers, and strong hands, I've done this twice.)
Or you can use a hacksaw to cut the rivet.
You then replace the screw/spring/core with a typical c4y or other diy core combo, which costs less than a dollar from cube4you.
Quite easily done.
Pestvic also had a video of this.
You turn your storebought into a DIY.
I've done this to one of my main speedcubes.
You can either brute force the rivet off (Youll need pliers, and strong hands, I've done this twice.)
Or you can use a hacksaw to cut the rivet.
You then replace the screw/spring/core with a typical c4y or other diy core combo, which costs less than a dollar from cube4you.
Quite easily done.
Why not just get a DIY?