Same here. Although @Lapse has a point: no one wants to take a big cube apart because they are so big.
Doing angstrom set up on a big cube is actually quite simple, tape the layer together, unscrew, apply lube, rescrew, scramble, solve, repeat.
I don’t do it often, and rarely if ever do it just because, but I don’t mind disassembling and reassembling big cubes. Heck: it’s a puzzle. Why only solve it one way? On second thought I think I can remember disassembling two 4x4s and one 6x6 at different times a couple years ago just to see how fast I could reassemble them. I don’t remember the times I got.
That is a great way to think about it and my response is because it's to hard and I don't want to.
The 4x4 is the only cube i would consider to buy pre-lubed, as reassembling the cube, is like running a marathon. Y'all can disagree, but last time I reassembled my cube I took 5 hours. Nonstop.
I’m semi-seriously considering getting all 4 budget 8x8s, magnetizing them, mixing all 1,276 pieces (is my math right there? That seems low.) in a large mixing bowl, and making a video of myself reassembling them. Just for fun.
I'd watch it
You do you. I wouldn't be that crazy but ok, I'd watch the video.
I would too. You'd get a lot of views I think
The question is whether it’s worth $120 for cubes, about another $80 for magnets, and literally months of free time to end up with a few videos (I would review them, too) and 4 magnetic 8x8s. Probably not.
If you create a go fund me, I will semi-seriously consider donating lol
