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[Tabe]

Are the inners noticeably stronger than the outers of the meilong 4x4?

Obviously it depends on who depends on the magnetizing. On mine, the inners are a little stronger than the outers.

 

[Iwannaganx]

Obviously it depends on who depends on the magnetizing. On mine, the inners are a little stronger than the outers.

Anyone from Australia willing to sell a magnetic meilong? I'll pay 15 AUD plus shipping

 

[GAN 356 X]

Anyone from Australia willing to sell a magnetic meilong? I'll pay 15 AUD plus shipping

Yeah, no way I'm magnetising my own cube... that would end up in disaster, probably with a few magnets flipped the wrong way and expelling the others...

 

[AbsoRuud]

Yeah, no way I'm magnetising my own cube... that would end up in disaster, probably with a few magnets flipped the wrong way and expelling the others...

But it's actually very easy to do. Especially with a simple cube like the Mei Long. Took me an hour.

 

[Fukuoka Kengo James]

That is common knowledge and correct. The WRM has the same magnets as the GTS 3 LM.

Any differences between the GTS 3 M and the WR M other than the ridges and the magnets strength?

 

[PugCuber]

I love my WoRM

 

[Cubingcubecuber]

Any differences between the GTS 3 M and the WR M other than the ridges and the magnets strength?

More squared off corners, on the corner foot the track is continuous, extra setting on dual adjustment system, extra tighter springs that most people use

 

[Tabe]

Yeah, no way I'm magnetising my own cube... that would end up in disaster, probably with a few magnets flipped the wrong way and expelling the others...

Magnetizing a cube is actually very easy. The hardest part with a 4x4 isn't the magnetizing - it's putting the cube back together. But there are ways around that, too.

Here's my tutorial on how to do a 3x3. The 4x4 uses similar techniques. Doing it the way I do it guarantees your magnetic polarities are correct - no flipped magnets.

 

[GAN 356 X]

Magnetizing a cube is actually very easy. The hardest part with a 4x4 isn't the magnetizing - it's putting the cube back together. But there are ways around that, too.

Here's my tutorial on how to do a 3x3. The 4x4 uses similar techniques. Doing it the way I do it guarantees your magnetic polarities are correct - no flipped magnets.

How who you know where to put them ( I haven't watched the video yet)

Also, has their plans for a factory magnetic version?

 

[Iwannaganx]

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How who you know where to put them ( I haven't watched the video yet)

Also, has their plans for a factory magnetic version?

Similar questions arise for me. I think at least for my first time somebody that knows what he or she is doing and can answer my questions would be better, at least untill I either have cubes that I am willing to spare or get to know cubes in general better.

 

[Tabe]

How who you know where to put them ( I haven't watched the video yet)

Also, has their plans for a factory magnetic version?

Watch Tckyewbs video on how to magnetize a WuQue. She goes over all that.

 

[Tabe]

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Similar questions arise for me. I think at least for my first time somebody that knows what he or she is doing and can answer my questions would be better, at least untill I either have cubes that I am willing to spare or get to know cubes in general better.

Ask your questions. I've magnetized dozens of cubes from 2x2 - 7x7.

 

[AbsoRuud]

For a 4x4x4 you can put some tape over the centers and only take out the corners and edges. That way you don't have to disassemble and reassemble the entire cube. Saves at least an hour.

 

[Iwannaganx]

Ask your questions. I've magnetized dozens of cubes from 2x2 - 7x7.

Na I mean questions would arise mid magnetising. (Makes sense?)

 

[Fukuoka Kengo James]

the meilong m is in my opinion the best 4x4 just because of its small size, and fluid turning, but dont put too strong of magnets in it. 5x1 n35 is way too strong.

I put 4x1.5 n35s on the outters tho and that feels really nice

4x1 N35 on the inners and 4x2 N35 on the outers for me. Works great.

What about 3x2 N35 on the inners and 4x2 N35 on the outers? Will that work well?

 

[Iwannaganx]

What about 3x2 N35 on the inners and 4x2 N35 on the outers? Will that work well?

I have no idea what is strong or weak magnets so what would you suggest I buy to magnetise a meilong? Fairly strong ish please?

 

[Tabe]

What about 3x2 N35 on the inners and 4x2 N35 on the outers? Will that work well?

Probably too strong on the inners.

 

[Tabe]

I have no idea what is strong or weak magnets so what would you suggest I buy to magnetise a meilong? Fairly strong ish please?

Fairly strong? 4x1 N48 for inners, 4x2 N42 outers.

I would still recommend 4x1 N35 inner, 4x2 N35 outer, however.

 

[Iwannaganx]

Fairly strong? 4x1 N48 for inners, 4x2 N42 outers.

I would still recommend 4x1 N35 inner, 4x2 N35 outer, however.

Ok, either way where should I buy them? And how much $$?

 

[Fukuoka Kengo James]

Ok, either way where should I buy them? And how much $$?

I have found some sites selling meilong 4x4 M.
https://cubes.in.ua/magnetic-cubes/kubik-meilong-4x4-m/
https://www.cubelelo.com/cubelelo-meilong-4x4-stickerless-elite-m-magnetic