Jul 23, 2010 #1 TK 421 Veteran Joined Jul 19, 2010 Messages 421 Location Griswall, Aurelia. YouTube Visit Channel you know those holes on the centerpieces of the mefferts cube? what are thay for? also the key
Jul 23, 2010 #2 ariasamie Veteran Joined May 5, 2010 Messages 402 Location Shiraz, Iran YouTube Visit Channel it would be better if you had attached some photos.
Jul 23, 2010 #3 CubesOfTheWorld Veteran Joined Dec 23, 2009 Messages 951 Location Michigan, USA WCA ID 2010MINE01 YouTube Visit Channel ariasamie said: it would be better if you had attached some photos. Click to expand... This.
Jul 23, 2010 #4 Edward Veteran Joined Oct 17, 2009 Messages 2,497 Location Your default internet browser WCA ID 2011KING01 YouTube Visit Channel Use the search function
Jul 23, 2010 #5 H hawkmp4 Veteran Joined May 17, 2008 Messages 1,395 It would seem (from some hinting I saw on a TP thread) that the key is inserted into the holes to disassemble the cube.
It would seem (from some hinting I saw on a TP thread) that the key is inserted into the holes to disassemble the cube.
Jul 23, 2010 #6 TK 421 Veteran Joined Jul 19, 2010 Messages 421 Location Griswall, Aurelia. YouTube Visit Channel isn't the center caps poppable? how is the key supposed to turn the screw (if there is one)
Jul 23, 2010 #7 teller REAL Fingertricks! Joined Dec 15, 2008 Messages 1,035 Location West Virginia WCA ID 2010COAT01 YouTube Visit Channel That key works like a bottle opener. It's just for looks. You're supposed to insert the skinny extension of the outer tooth of the key into the hole, tilt, and pull. It just pops the center caps off. A toothpick works just as well.
That key works like a bottle opener. It's just for looks. You're supposed to insert the skinny extension of the outer tooth of the key into the hole, tilt, and pull. It just pops the center caps off. A toothpick works just as well.
Jul 23, 2010 #8 H hawkmp4 Veteran Joined May 17, 2008 Messages 1,395 http://twistypuzzles.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7768 That seems to suggest that that key is used for disassembly. I don't know how. Push it in? Is there a spring-loaded mechanism? EDIT: Ninja'd. There you go.
http://twistypuzzles.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7768 That seems to suggest that that key is used for disassembly. I don't know how. Push it in? Is there a spring-loaded mechanism? EDIT: Ninja'd. There you go.
Jul 24, 2010 #9 TK 421 Veteran Joined Jul 19, 2010 Messages 421 Location Griswall, Aurelia. YouTube Visit Channel is it good for speed-cubing?