ArtsyCubenerd
Member
Name: Nell-e Kirk
YouTube: cubenerd1469
E-mail: [email protected]
I would LOVE to be a tester of the new MoYu 4x4.
I don't have a WCA record, I have never had the opportunity to compete. I lived in Okinawa, Japan for 21 years and didn't get into cubing until 2007. So I never had the money to fly to Japan for competitions because other adult things came first xD.
My YouTube channel is: cubenerd1469. I have had the account since 2009, but I wasn't keeping up with it because I had another channel and was just really busy. But now I am coming back and have been posting videos on my cubing channel. But I feel that I can properly review the cube. I can really play with it and find the right tension and the tensions when the cube will pop. I can talk about lubing the cube properly. I always try to find the Pros and Cons and keep all options on the table in what I think everyone can say about the cube. I might not be the fastest person, but I feel speedcubers only speak highly of cubes, especially big cubes, if it fits their turning style. I take great pride in properly breaking in the cube and looking at the pieces and how they work and really just enjoying the cube.
YouTube: cubenerd1469
E-mail: [email protected]
I would LOVE to be a tester of the new MoYu 4x4.
I don't have a WCA record, I have never had the opportunity to compete. I lived in Okinawa, Japan for 21 years and didn't get into cubing until 2007. So I never had the money to fly to Japan for competitions because other adult things came first xD.
My YouTube channel is: cubenerd1469. I have had the account since 2009, but I wasn't keeping up with it because I had another channel and was just really busy. But now I am coming back and have been posting videos on my cubing channel. But I feel that I can properly review the cube. I can really play with it and find the right tension and the tensions when the cube will pop. I can talk about lubing the cube properly. I always try to find the Pros and Cons and keep all options on the table in what I think everyone can say about the cube. I might not be the fastest person, but I feel speedcubers only speak highly of cubes, especially big cubes, if it fits their turning style. I take great pride in properly breaking in the cube and looking at the pieces and how they work and really just enjoying the cube.
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