AidanNoogie
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So I made a Yuxin Red M and used 3x2 n35 in the outer layers but they seem way to weak. 3x2 is the only size that will fit so can someone send me a link of where I can get stronger 3x2 magnets?
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Gaussboys has 3x1.5 n52. You can always stack magnets. 3x3 n52 would likely be about right.So I made a Yuxin Red M and used 3x2 n35 in the outer layers but they seem way to weak. 3x2 is the only size that will fit so can someone send me a link of where I can get stronger 3x2 magnets?
Ok, thanks!Gaussboys has 3x1.5 n52. You can always stack magnets. 3x3 n52 would likely be about right.
I've seen a YT-video where someone did this with an X-Man Galaxy megaminx, because there's zero space in the corner.Did anyone tried magnetising 3x3 but instead of putting them between edge and corner, put between center and edge?
I've seen a YT-video where someone did this with an X-Man Galaxy megaminx, because there's zero space in the corner.
4x2 n35best magnets for valk3?
Yes, four times. I don't like the results. You need a strong magnet to pull it off. I find the standard way of placing magnets in the edge and corner pieces give an overall more even feel. I think I posted pics of a couple of them here somewhere.Did anyone tried magnetising 3x3 but instead of putting them between edge and corner, put between center and edge?
What about 3x2 N35 for inner?4x2 n35 outside, 4x2 n38 inside fit and work fairly well, but they aren't exactly what could be described as subtle, if that's what you're looking for.
With what outside? Most of the benefit of magnetizing big cubes is in stabilizing the inner layers, so when you turn an outer layer the inner layers don't come along with, but stay together. To that end you want stronger magnets on the inner layers than the outer layers. 3x2 n35 will have roughly half the pull force of the 4x2 n38 that I recommended; my guess is that you wouldn't want less than about 30% less pull.What about 3x2 N35 for inner?
4x2mm n35 or 50 for the outer. Probably N35.With what outside? Most of the benefit of magnetizing big cubes is in stabilizing the inner layers, so when you turn an outer layer the inner layers don't come along with, but stay together. To that end you want stronger magnets on the inner layers than the outer layers. 3x2 n35 will have roughly half the pull force of the 4x2 n38 that I recommended; my guess is that you wouldn't want less than about 30% less pull.
4x2mm n35 or 50 for the outer. Probably N35.
I just made my mini 45mm 3x3 magnetic with N35 4x2mm. It feels great!
Inner layers they fit fine. I've used 4x1.5 in the corners of a Red, I don't think you can fit bigger than 4x1 in the corners of a Wuji. IMO the best cube I've magnetized is a Wuji with 4x2 n38 inside, 4x1 n52 on the outside slice.Does anybody know if 4x2 magnets fit in the Yuxin red or wuji?
So I made a Yuxin Red M and used 3x2 n35 in the outer layers but they seem way to weak. 3x2 is the only size that will fit so can someone send me a link of where I can get stronger 3x2 magnets?
4x2 fits in the Yuxin Red and in all pieces of the Wuji except for the corners. For my Wuji I used 4x1.5 in the outermost slice and 4x2 for the rest. I think 4x1.5 is the biggest you can go in the corners.Does anybody know if 4x2 magnets fit in the Yuxin red or wuji?
Please let me know what you try for the Wushuang.Has anybody tried magnetizing a yuxin 30mm keychain cube? I've ordered one for my sister for Christmas, and I'm getting ready to put in a giant order of magnets from Gaussboys, just wondering what magnets will fit. Also does anybody know what the largest diameter magnets will fit in a Little Magic? I've heard of people using 4x2, but if possible I'd rather use 5x1 or 6x1.
Different topic, but to avoid a double post . . .
I finally got a caliper yesterday, so I can measure the thickness of the plastic in cubes before I buy magnets. Early results for the good of the cause:
Yuxin 5x5 (stickerless):
Inner: 0.080" +/- 0.001"
Outer: 0.082" +/- 0.001"
Qiyi Wushuang (black):
Inner: 0.075" +/- 0.003"
Outer: 0.068" +/- 0.003"
Yuxin Blue (black):
Inner: 0.081" +/- 0.001"
Outer: 0.080" +/- 0.002"
Qiyi Wuque (stickerless):
Inner: 0.073" +/- 0.002"
Outer: 0.063" +/- 0.002"
The black cubes are both magnetized and fairly well broken in, the stickerless ones are not magnetized and basically new. It's surprising how much difference these figures make when you plug them into a magnet strength calculator.