Idea for legal stickerless cube

[RazzleBerry]

C4U did something like that. It worked well. For me the biggest advantage of stickerless cubes is they are made out of a softer plastic, however the difference is suddel. If dayan did that it would be awesome but it would jack up the prices. ATM, the 2 best ways are dying it, which leaves a messy finish, or making a force cube which is very expensive. Oh well, maybe the dayan 6 will improve on that.

 

[The Bloody Talon]

C4U did something like that. It worked well. For me the biggest advantage of stickerless cubes is they are made out of a softer plastic, however the difference is suddel. If dayan did that it would be awesome but it would jack up the prices. ATM, the 2 best ways are dying it, which leaves a messy finish, or making a force cube which is very expensive. Oh well, maybe the dayan 6 will improve on that.

maybe covering the faces with a square tape (size of the stickers) before dying it then removing the tape after wouldn't make a messy finish. I'm not sure though, haven't tried.

 

[Peter Pal]

It's called Tiled cubes and Rubik's has some of them.

 

[irontwig]

...or the regulations could be changed into something non-ridiculous.

 

[Michael Womack]

Reminds me of this cube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qY2qm1nWxbw

 

[SpeedCubeReview]

It's called Tiled cubes and Rubik's has some of them.

The Rubik's speed cube is not too bad. I think people just stay away because it's got the name Rubik's on it.