Tony Fisher method 3x3x2

OneKube

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Has anyone made one? Or pictures of how to make. I dont get the drawing on twistypuzzles
 
This is my design for a completely custom 2x3x3:

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It is identical to the 'Fisher' method domino except for that the proportions are slightly different from what a real 'Fisher' domino would be. That's because I didn't use a keychain puzzle in this design, but a custom 3x3 that is slightly bigger than a keychain to make the puzzle as stable and sturdy as possible.

What you are essentially doing is hiding the middle layer of a 3x3 cube and building the other pieces around it.

I know of one builder who has used a keychain core to make a domino: http://chrono.org/puzzles/domino.html

If you still don't understand how it works, you could view the tutorials by Jin on how to make a 2x2x3. The method is almost identical.
 
it's the puzzle i always want, i couldn't make it , but there are alot of ways to do it, one is by using a keychain 3x3 as a core, and one is to use an eastsheen 4x4 as a core, well, anyway i would love cube4you make them since they make the fully functional 3x3x4
 
it's the puzzle i always want, i couldn't make it , but there are alot of ways to do it, one is by using a keychain 3x3 as a core, and one is to use an eastsheen 4x4 as a core, well, anyway i would love cube4you make them since they make the fully functional 3x3x4

The 3x3x4 could probably be modded into a 3x3x2.

One other way to do it is to buy an original Rubik's Domino on eBay, make molds of the pieces and cast a replica out of resin. That's what I'm doing right now. I'm using Mold-Max 30 for the molds and SmoothCast 300 for the parts. Both products are by Smooth-On and can be bought online.

I could give some instructions if you want to do it this way.
Or IF I succeed in making perfect replicas I might sell a few for a good price.
 
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