MW1990
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Well, not much to say here I just explain (too long of a video sorry, I'm not good with keeping time when making videos lol) how each cube is in minor detail. Here's a text based version I suppose:
Rubiks Storebought (not broken in with sand or anything ) = Win
-Type C-II: Smooth, lightweight, "soft feeling"
-Type D-II: Heavy cube, Type F style pieces, "springy sound" like Rubiks Storebought
-Type F-II: Great, lightweight, very smooth, I didn't cover corner cutting, but it does cut corners well I suppose.
-Little 50mm cube: Nice, portable (duh), not too small, really fast
-Cube4you DIY: Good, like my New Type A-III kind of.
-Eastsheen 4x4: Very nice, no lube in it, just a quarter turn or less of loosening the screws on each side.
Enjoy!
Rubiks Storebought (not broken in with sand or anything ) = Win
-Type C-II: Smooth, lightweight, "soft feeling"
-Type D-II: Heavy cube, Type F style pieces, "springy sound" like Rubiks Storebought
-Type F-II: Great, lightweight, very smooth, I didn't cover corner cutting, but it does cut corners well I suppose.
-Little 50mm cube: Nice, portable (duh), not too small, really fast
-Cube4you DIY: Good, like my New Type A-III kind of.
-Eastsheen 4x4: Very nice, no lube in it, just a quarter turn or less of loosening the screws on each side.
Enjoy!
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