supercubejunky
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- Feb 19, 2013
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Measuring the distance??
Uhmm right. Nope.
Doesn't work proper enough, because if you screw in one screw slanted it will negate the equality.
What I do is tension all the sides to corner cut forward and backwards an equal distance thus making sure all faces are tensioned the same, and then loosen all sides equally till I get to where I want. This way it doesn't matter if a screw is in slanted because you tensioned on the cube and its response.
Good tut right here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlumT6dX6K0
hey cool i watched your tutorial........ u bascially said what i did exceptdont screw your screws in the core sideways, sorry i forgot to mention that, didnt see why anyone would tho. but basically if you use the tool i was mentioning it would eliminate all the time you take going back and forward tensioniong one side to see if its more loose than another and give you a more accurate tension on each center.