Nebraskan Speedsolver's Custom Cubes and Puzzles | Interesting Puzzle Mod designed by 1x1 wr holder..

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All I'm really saying is that he CAN do whatever he want's until he realizes that I'm right about his decisions. But it's not a good idea to list a product as Coming soon when he hasn't even really started working on it. I understand that he wants to work on all this. But us consumers as of right now are seeing this stuff now before we actually know that he actually has plans on making it. But in reality all we see is his vision but he has almost no products that he's made to demo for us. A big example of this is when V-cubes first started out making cubes back in 2007. At that time they released the V-cube 5x5-7x7 and have promised us that they'll be making cubes from 2x2-11x11. But look at them now almost 18 years later they still haven't made a 10x10 or an 11x11. That company has became irrelevant for us Speedccubers since China has produced puzzles that are much better than what V-cubes offers. At the same time China beat V-cubes to the market on making 8x8-11x11's. So my point that he's giving us previews of upcoming projects that will become a reality within 2024 or so. But in reality you shouldn't immediately release info about 10+ upcoming projects without knowing the difficulty of each project. I understand that he's currently still in High School and have a job. But in the mean time school, family, friends, and job will interfere with his mod projects. But really he has a lot of ambitions going towards his shop without understanding all the stress in making these future mods a reality. Also he would really need to manage income from selling these mods in order to buy more mod supplies. I know you're thinking that I'm telling him to stop doing this. But he's overthinking all this without understanding how to manage a store properly to insure that all the planed products will be profitable. I work in a Grocery store and I see this quite often where we get in new products and they end up not selling well to the point where that product gets marked down with a clearance price tag. I just don't want him to lose money and be overstressed about trying to get these mod projects off the ground. The biggest hurdle over all this is fully understanding how to use CAD in order to 3d print the magnetic core parts. Even then that will take a while to draw out in CAD and then print out the parts.
Dude come on. Just leave this alone. Are you freaking kidding me?

We get it. You made your point. Why not leave this alone and stop with this? At this point, the "apology" you sent doesn't really mean anything now that you are just disrespecting me and @White KB.
I am tempted to report you to admin for harassment now. You won't leave this alone you have to have the last word.
 
Dude come on. Just leave this alone. Are you freaking kidding me?

We get it. You made your point. Why not leave this alone and stop with this? At this point, the "apology" you sent doesn't really mean anything now that you are just disrespecting me and @White KB.
I am tempted to report you to admin for harassment now. You won't leave this alone you have to have the last word.
I'm not harassing you I'm just trying to get you to understand that right now you have a ton of planed mods to sell. But the thing is that you've barley started on them and at the same time you'll be leaving us hanging within the next year about people asking "when can we buy these?". You'll probable respond with let me finish some of these others first. Back in 2013-2015 Moyu had announced a ton of new puzzles at the same time but after those announcements that slowly released those puzzles. But the biggest thing from all that is that they showed off a Prototype Clock that never came out. In the mean time all these cubers during that period kept asking "When will it come out?".
 
All I'm really saying is that he CAN do whatever he want's until he realizes that I'm right about his decisions. But it's not a good idea to list a product as Coming soon when he hasn't even really started working on it. I understand that he wants to work on all this. But us consumers as of right now are seeing this stuff now before we actually know that he actually has plans on making it. But in reality all we see is his vision but he has almost no products that he's made to demo for us. A big example of this is when V-cubes first started out making cubes back in 2007. At that time they released the V-cube 5x5-7x7 and have promised us that they'll be making cubes from 2x2-11x11. But look at them now almost 18 years later they still haven't made a 10x10 or an 11x11. That company has became irrelevant for us Speedccubers since China has produced puzzles that are much better than what V-cubes offers. At the same time China beat V-cubes to the market on making 8x8-11x11's. So my point that he's giving us previews of upcoming projects that will become a reality within 2024 or so. But in reality you shouldn't immediately release info about 10+ upcoming projects without knowing the difficulty of each project. I understand that he's currently still in High School and have a job. But in the mean time school, family, friends, and job will interfere with his mod projects. But really he has a lot of ambitions going towards his shop without understanding all the stress in making these future mods a reality. Also he would really need to manage income from selling these mods in order to buy more mod supplies. I know you're thinking that I'm telling him to stop doing this. But he's overthinking all this without understanding how to manage a store properly to insure that all the planed products will be profitable. I work in a Grocery store and I see this quite often where we get in new products and they end up not selling well to the point where that product gets marked down with a clearance price tag. I just don't want him to lose money and be overstressed about trying to get these mod projects off the ground. The biggest hurdle over all this is fully understanding how to use CAD in order to 3d print the magnetic core parts. Even then that will take a while to draw out in CAD and then print out the parts.
Mr. Womack your actions qualify as harassment. When someone doesn't want your feedback, stop forcing it at them. I hope you realize how redundant your recent posts have been. People have told you that your posts are being taken negatively yet you resume to your tone and are steadfast in your claims. Guess whose time you are wasting... Yours. There is nothing that keeps us from reporting you. You act like Nebraskanspeedsolver's actions affect yours, and it appears that you have a problem moving forward. You have acted rudely, innapropriately, and ridiculously. For the last day and a half, I have witnessed a 29 year old man lecture a 15 year old like he is his son. you have done it under the guise of guidance and wise advice. Listen, nebraskanspeedsolver isn't a robot that needs reprogramming. He doesn't need a manager.

In regard to your remark about him lacking knowledge in CAD and the 3d printing process being to long, That's where I come in. I am studying for a Degree in Mechanical Engineering and plan to apply to one of the best engineering schools in the nation that is also fifth in the world in architecture. I am knowledgeable in CAD and CAM and am a proud owner of a 3d printer. Nebraskan knows that I have been more than happy to support him, and I have already made a FilaCore kit for him. The process doesn't take that long either. I can printer an entire core in less than 20 minutes on an outdated printer. I suggest you hold your tongue before attempting to discuss a field you are unfamiliar with.

Watch yourself; you are playing with fire.
 
I have one last simple request that's not a bad one. Can you at least show us some the current progress of what you have done so far? As of right now you have barely shown the form any true progress of what you've made. You've said that you've made some samples and sent them to thecubeicle. But how do we know you actually made them without showing us first before sending them out? One other suggestion is that you need to give us a estimated time for us to see the a working sample. I even early on about not showing us any progress or even an estimated time for us to buy from you. But you disregarded that statement. Also set an estimated timeline goal for us to when we could possibly buy a certain puzzle from you. It's like setting an estimated date for the Magcore MGC 2x2 be sometime around the end of the year. In doing this will inform us about when to expect to see it and not letting us hanging about not knowing what to expect. Also I did suggest some puzzle mods that I knew that wasn't going to be feasible and you agreed with me. But the second suggestion turned into this uncalled for argument. I also gave you the idea for the Magleved MGC 5x5 after you saw my post about selling a small batch of Magleved MGC 5x5. Overall we really need to see some updates on your progress with demo videos of these puzzles in action. Even tough the title of the thread is asking for suggestions, you don't need to auto reject some suggestions without thinking about it first.
 
@Michael Womack I'm not really sure why you are insistent on convincing @NebraskanSpeedsolver that he is doing something wrong. I'm sure there are things that he could do better, but it is not your job to repeatedly point out faults in how he runs his store. After all, it is his store and if you have made your point, you do not need to constantly send long text walls telling him off. I'm assuming this is something he cares a lot about and honestly I just felt you could have done this in a better manner. It is seems that this issue was resolved through dm's though.
 
I have one last simple request that's not a bad one. Can you at least show us some the current progress of what you have done so far? As of right now you have barely shown the form any true progress of what you've made. You've said that you've made some samples and sent them to thecubeicle. But how do we know you actually made them without showing us first before sending them out? One other suggestion is that you need to give us a estimated time for us to see the a working sample. I even early on about not showing us any progress or even an estimated time for us to buy from you. But you disregarded that statement. Also set an estimated timeline goal for us to when we could possibly buy a certain puzzle from you. It's like setting an estimated date for the Magcore MGC 2x2 be sometime around the end of the year. In doing this will inform us about when to expect to see it and not letting us hanging about not knowing what to expect. Also I did suggest some puzzle mods that I knew that wasn't going to be feasible and you agreed with me. But the second suggestion turned into this uncalled for argument. I also gave you the idea for the Magleved MGC 5x5 after you saw my post about selling a small batch of Magleved MGC 5x5. Overall we really need to see some updates on your progress with demo videos of these puzzles in action. Even tough the title of the thread is asking for suggestions, you don't need to auto reject some suggestions without thinking about it first.
I'm asking for puzzle ideas, not suggestions on what to do here man. Please chill out
 
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