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Silk and DNM. 2 drops of silk on each layer (2 on outer, 2 on inner), and 3 drops on each layer for DNM
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I think it's mainly due to your turning style. It's easy to misalign the layers which will cause lockups, if you learn how to turn properly (something I'm still trying to learn) the cubes are amazing.I've got it set up to corner cut at 1 cubie, is this too loose/tight? And yeah, I haven't had a chance to fully break it in/lube it so that could be the issue too. Just that every review I read is like "right out of the box it's great, no catching, yada yada", so it makes me think either A) they're being paid to say it or B) my big tension skills are not as refined as my 3x3.
+1, sometimes I see people blame hardware instead of themselves. You just have to do some solves to adjust to the turning of big cubes, as they require more accuracy.I think it's mainly due course to your turning style. It's easy to misalign the layers which will cause lockups, if you learn how to turn properly (something I'm still trying to learn) the cubes are amazing.
Silk and DNM. 2 drops of silk on each layer (2 on outer, 2 on inner), and 3 drops on each layer for DNM
I think it's mainly due course to your turning style. It's easy to misalign the layers which will cause lockups, if you learn how to turn properly (something I'm still trying to learn) the cubes are amazing.
+1, sometimes I see people blame hardware instead of themselves. You just have to do some solves to adjust to the turning of big cubes, as they require more accuracy.
I'm not sure what you mean by official store in this case. I don't think you really can guarantee getting a good one without getting the person to take a set of cubes out of the box before they send them off. I'm sure that they don't purposely make or sell bad ones.If I bought it form a store in Thailand, it is not an official store, unlike thecubicle.us, or speedcubeshop. If I were to change how can I guarantee myself that I can get a good one?
By official I think he mean a speedcube shop.I'm not sure what you mean by official store in this case. I don't think you really can guarantee getting a good one without getting the person to take a set of cubes out of the box before they send them off. I'm sure that they don't purposely make or sell bad ones.
By official I think he mean a speedcube shop.
Also, same issues with mine, it's pretty rubbish, slow and catchy
Hmmm, I am not sure about that, but with 3x3 I can turn with hardly any lockups, the wuque cube cannot corner cut more than like 15°, which causes a lot of lockups, but I will see about my turning style.A short video of how you're turning it would probably make clear what the issue really is. After all, "lockups and catches" could be caused not only by defective hardware, but also by poor turning style.
If you were expecting the Wuque (or any 4×4×4, really) to be as forgiving of misalignment as the premium/flagship 3×3×3 cubes (and quite a few reviewers were deceptive in this regard), you will need to adjust your expectations and turn more carefully. You won't get past 40° corner cutting with reasonable tensions on any big cube.
By official I think he mean a speedcube shop.
Also, same issues with mine, it's pretty rubbish, slow and catchy
No, a shop is made to sell speedcubes.d'ya mean SpeedCubeShop? Also, my Wuque is bad. Probs just poor quality control.