Making an 11x11x11 V-Ball

Tony Fisher

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Over the next few weeks I will be showing how you can turn an 11x11x11 Cube into a ball. This method works for many puzzles so don't feel that you have to copy something this ambitious and expensive. I will start off with the demo video and add construction videos as I upload them.


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I somewhat disapprove of the name.
Not a perfect name I agree. However I invented the term "V-Ball" back in 2008 for my 7x7x7 ball and decided to continue with the theme. I don't recall anyone complaining about my giant "Rubik's Cubes" which were not made from Rubik's products. I didn't think anyone here cared about KO puzzles anyway.
 
Not a perfect name I agree. However I invented the term "V-Ball" back in 2008 for my 7x7x7 ball and decided to continue with the theme. I don't recall anyone complaining about my giant "Rubik's Cubes" which were not made from Rubik's products. I didn't think anyone here cared about KO puzzles anyway.

I guess Rubik's Cube is pretty much synonymous with the 3x3, since I found it strange that the Wikipedia page for the 6x6 and 7x7 are "V-Cube 6" and "V-Cube 7", though they also have "Rubik's Revenge", "Pocket Cube" and so on.

I actually support the name though. Why not show V-Cubes the 11x11 ball, saying that it proves that V-Cube 8 holds the record of being the largest, smoothest and most complex rotational puzzle game in the world.
 
The 8x8 isn't even remotely close to being the most complex rotational puzzle in the world...

Imagine trying to solve one of these
 
Here is part two. What I did in part one was the exciting stuff but now things get a little more laborious though still fun. For a puzzle like this assembly and disassembly are hugely time consuming so it's advisable to keep the number of times you do them to a minimum. Part three coming in a few days.

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