jojo
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To any concerned moderator, please check the IP address and user-agent string. You'll see, as I put on my profile, I'm a software engineer coming from a well known software company. I do think Pixel's product is pretty impressive!A moderator should check the IP address of this user.Hey all,
I'm completely new to Rubix cubes but have known Pixel for some time. It occurred to me that learning the algorithms for solving a 3x3 would be useful for developing my spatial modeling skills. Today I asked if he had a spare cube he'd sell me. For $10 he offered me a store bought (Walmart) cube with some Lubix.
As I've messed around with his cubes in the past, the Lubix was a pretty awesome deal. It took eight drops. (I used one more than recommended.) The drops were all way less than 1/100th of a ml (as a diabetic I'm used to insulin units -- 1/100th of a ml).
The cube was initially too stiff for me to move the middle plane with my middle finger, now I can spin the middle plane with ease. In fact the really small friction between the planes allows the middle plane to move smoothly without even touching it.
I think if you can solve in the 20's you have to have some sort of lube and Pixel's cubes have held up, what seems to me, fine. Certainly 2ml can lube 12 cubes per tube -- I think a lot more!
Happy solving and give Lubix a try if you need a better lube!
I think he is the same person just trying to advertise.
I'm rather stunned at the disturbing worry some present for $5! If you don't wish to buy the product, don't; clearly many have a hobby trolling here. Thus the reason for posting here on my experience. However, if you like solving your cube, I think you'll find your experience is much better with Lubix.