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My GAN 11 M Pro magnetic stick fell out of it's socket spontaneously. I was able to put it back but it didn't feel secure so I just removed all of them.I've been using my Gan 11 M pro a lot lately and I've noticed that there's been a lot of white residue accumulating on the core and insides of the pieces. I'm worried that maybe it's miniscule pieces of the plastic breaking off of the cube. Should I be concerned about it or is it normal?
That means it's stripped.My sheng shou square 2 just fall apart after I have tightened the tension as the screw is turning around with the cube. Is that called stripping? How can I fix that?
Thanks a lot!!That means it's stripped.
Other Sq1 have this problem, so I assume Shengshou uses a plastic nut here.
Cut a strip of printer paper(or other paper, just not the thick drawing kind) that is about 3-5 mm wide(1/8" to 3/16" about). I'd recommend 5.
Then you back up the screw completely
Put that strip of paper through the nut hole
And carefully insert the screw again.
The paper both gives new meat to tap new threads into and also makes the hole just slightly off-center, making the screw press in the threads in the nut(like maing new threads, but following the existing one).
That is called Paper Modding, and is more common in Europe since Qiyi used imperial hardware back then.
If you are handy, you could theoretically check screw diameter, thread pitch and outer flat dimension and buy a nylock nut later to replace this one, but only if you know how to go about this.
So what happened to this cube is that in the end it slowed down a lot. Now it's a worthless hunk of plastic. A similar slow feeling is gradually increasing in my V3 and I'm getting really upset that I'm spending all this money on cubes that break in 3 months. I'm considering quitting cubing unless someone can tell me how to fix this issue.I've been using my Gan 11 M pro a lot lately and I've noticed that there's been a lot of white residue accumulating on the core and insides of the pieces. I'm worried that maybe it's miniscule pieces of the plastic breaking off of the cube. Should I be concerned about it or is it normal?
Have you been properly cleaning and lubing your cubes every so often?So what happened to this cube is that in the end it slowed down a lot. Now it's a worthless hunk of plastic. A similar slow feeling is gradually increasing in my V3 and I'm getting really upset that I'm spending all this money on cubes that break in 3 months. I'm considering quitting cubing unless someone can tell me how to fix this issue.