What's the largest cube you've disassembled and (successfully) reassembled

[caleb_g]

ive re asseblbed 2 7x7's and a 6x6

 

[Ordway Persyn]

Back in the day I fully took apart and reassembled my shengshou 8x8.
I just recently took apart and lubed my current 7x7 and I actually found it harder than when I did my 6x6 a month ago.
I have taken apart and reassembled 6x6's and 7x7's many times.

 

[Tony Fisher]

2.02m Rubik's Cube and 21x21x21 Rubik's Cube. Do I win?

 

[fes_77]

my 1x1

 

[adventurous_penguin]

Just finished reassembling my 11x11 last night after magnetizing it. Before that a 7x7 was the biggest I'd assembled

 

[caleb_g]

2.02m Rubik's Cube and 21x21x21 Rubik's Cube. Do I win?

well i guess he wins...

 

[TheValk]

My older brother who doesn't know how to even solve a cube completely dissembled a 7x7 and then put it back together solved because some kid asked him to solve it.

 

[Cuber.Hello.com(:]

My older brother who doesn't know how to even solve a cube completely dissembled a 7x7 and then put it back together solved because some kid asked him to solve it.

i couldnt do that if my life depended on it.

 

[Tabe]

i couldnt do that if my life depended on it.

It's not hard, just tedious. Just keep placing pieces until you find one that fits. Then move on to the next one.

 

[cgsg517]

rip my gan 460

 

[Garf]

My older brother who doesn't know how to even solve a cube completely dissembled a 7x7 and then put it back together solved because some kid asked him to solve it.

That's a chad if I have ever seen one.

 

[Cuber Score]

That's a chad if I have ever seen one.

Indeed
Also, this you?
Leadership Insights with Anthony Tindal
(Real video, I somehow came across it while looking at your channel)

 

[Garf]

Indeed
Also, this you?
Leadership Insights with Anthony Tindal
(Real video, I somehow came across it while looking at your channel)

No, that is NOT me. Not even close to me. If you have seen my mega vids, then you would know what I look like.

 

[Fukuoka Kengo James]

Indeed
Also, this you?
Leadership Insights with Anthony Tindal
(Real video, I somehow came across it while looking at your channel)

No, that is NOT me. Not even close to me. If you have seen my mega vids, then you would know what I look like.

Yea Garf is right, it's not even close

 

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

Even number cubes are exponentially harder to reassemble than odd number cubes. Plus, with lube setup, internal bracketing pieces are impossibly hard to handle. Just ask me and my currently popped Cosmic MGC 6x6.

 

[UMichSpeedCubist]

Yuxin Gigaminx

I disassembled it for magnetisation, and I spent 7 hours on that. It turns out to be very great that magnets work very well in megaminx and big cubes, and the gigaminx is kind of the mix of that.

Here is how I did it:
https://www.speedsolving.com/threads/upcoming-puzzles.68830/post-1502349

I considered doing this after watching a tutorial on youtube, but then decided it would take too much time. I also found out a company may be mass producing one soon, so I will wait for that. But speaking of the "YuXin Gigaminx", I just did my first timed solve on it an hour ago and got 24:13. I wonder how that compares to other people's times.

As for the thread, I assembled about one and a half 7x7s last week. Now I have 8 outer layers of a 9x9 reassembled with a ton of tape keeping it together, waiting on replacement parts to finish the middle layer and put it all back together.

Back in the old days when I was serious about 5x5 speed and was using a Rubik's brand 5x5 (aka Professors Cube), I would routinely disassemble it, dump all parts into a bag, spray a bunch of lube in, shake the bag vigously to coat all the surfaces, and then reassemble. I'd do it like once every 2-3 weeks for over a year. I was dedicated back then doing over 100 solves a day of 5x5.

 

[Fukuoka Kengo James]

I considered doing this after watching a tutorial on youtube, but then decided it would take too much time. I also found out a company may be mass producing one soon, so I will wait for that. But speaking of the "YuXin Gigaminx", I just did my first timed solve on it an hour ago and got 24:13. I wonder how that compares to other people's times.

As for the thread, I assembled about one and a half 7x7s last week. Now I have 8 outer layers of a 9x9 reassembled with a ton of tape keeping it together, waiting on replacement parts to finish the middle layer and put it all back together.

Back in the old days when I was serious about 5x5 speed and was using a Rubik's brand 5x5 (aka Professors Cube), I would routinely disassemble it, dump all parts into a bag, spray a bunch of lube in, shake the bag vigously to coat all the surfaces, and then reassemble. I'd do it like once every 2-3 weeks for over a year. I was dedicated back then doing over 100 solves a day of 5x5.

I'm not even sub 2:30 in comp for megaminx and I only barely sub 3 for 5x5 in comp. However, I'm sub 20 with my yuxin gigaminx M.

 

[qwr]

I think I disassembled and reassembled my Maru 4x4 to try to fix the centers being misaligned problem which is annoying and something that no modern cube does. It was a pain to reassemble and I think I resorted to rubver bands. I would ask about a Maru 4x4 mod but that probably would've been more appropriate a decade ago