DaijoCube
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Maybe it depends on the length and angle of the pins 
IT WORKS BEAST, NO?!
IT WORKS BEAST, NO?!
YJ 4x4x4 PIN MOD
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masterofthebass
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Check this thread for tutorial
Only 2 pins prevents very well. 4 must be better, I might do it, but no now
Really? I had 2 pins after 2 fell out and I kept getting misalignments for my cube. In my opinion, it works well with 3 at minimum with slight misalignment but use 4 if you want to permanently have no misalignments at all.
you only need 1 pin for the mod to work in any cube. Your pins were probably too short.
DaijoCube
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Check this thread for tutorial
Only 2 pins prevents very well. 4 must be better, I might do it, but no now
Really? I had 2 pins after 2 fell out and I kept getting misalignments for my cube. In my opinion, it works well with 3 at minimum with slight misalignment but use 4 if you want to permanently have no misalignments at all.
you only need 1 pin for the mod to work in any cube. Your pins were probably too short.
more pins is safer
HASH-CUBE
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Sadly no.Not if your broke.We're waiting for the video
and use sony vegas to edit, its much better
Can the program you are talking about have a video over another so it is showing 2 views?It's not to heavy in the effects department. But it's very functional and fast.
No i think you can, i used it to put a picture over the video, but didn't try using a video over video
btw, you can use sony vegas as trail version?
DaijoCube
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I converted the videos without much loss, the result is great!
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Did you offset the pin from the centre? IE towards one end of the cross?
liljthedude
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Were you using the FULL version of Videopad?Sadly no.Not if your broke.We're waiting for the video
and use sony vegas to edit, its much better
Can the program you are talking about have a video over another so it is showing 2 views?
No i think you can, i used it to put a picture over the video, but didn't try using a video over video
btw, you can use sony vegas as trail version?
DaijoCube
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I did some welding instead of gluing the pins 
It works wonder. Takes so little time and it is strong as F*CK!
Do it, seriously, if you can, because superglue is superweak compared to welding!
It works wonder. Takes so little time and it is strong as F*CK!
Do it, seriously, if you can, because superglue is superweak compared to welding!
liljthedude
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I did some welding instead of gluing the pins
It works wonder. Takes so little time and it is strong as F*CK!
Do it, seriously, if you can, because superglue is superweak compared to welding!
I don't have the resources for welding. Do you think soldering would be just as good?
DaijoCube
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I did some welding instead of gluing the pins
It works wonder. Takes so little time and it is strong as F*CK!
Do it, seriously, if you can, because superglue is superweak compared to welding!
I don't have the resources for welding. Do you think soldering would be just as good?
That's what I meant (I'm french, and this is where you can see this). On specific words like that, Google translation just does not do the trick.
Soldering, yep, that's what I meant. Really easy to do, very fast, very efficient.
liljthedude
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Ok awesome. I thought of doing this with my 6x6 a few months back but I got worried something bad would happenI did some welding instead of gluing the pins
It works wonder. Takes so little time and it is strong as F*CK!
Do it, seriously, if you can, because superglue is superweak compared to welding!
I don't have the resources for welding. Do you think soldering would be just as good?
That's what I meant (I'm french, and this is where you can see this). On specific words like that, Google translation just does not do the trick.
Soldering, yep, that's what I meant. Really easy to do, very fast, very efficient.
DaijoCube
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Ok awesome. I thought of doing this with my 6x6 a few months back but I got worried something bad would happenI did some welding instead of gluing the pins
It works wonder. Takes so little time and it is strong as F*CK!
Do it, seriously, if you can, because superglue is superweak compared to welding!
I don't have the resources for welding. Do you think soldering would be just as good?
That's what I meant (I'm french, and this is where you can see this). On specific words like that, Google translation just does not do the trick.
Soldering, yep, that's what I meant. Really easy to do, very fast, very efficient.
When I'll have my V6, be sure I'll do soldering! I was worried it would melt the plastic, but it does not. You need to be careful, and it'll be perfect!
liljthedude
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Yeah, the plastic melting was my concern. Did you just melt a little solder into the top and just insert the pin?Ok awesome. I thought of doing this with my 6x6 a few months back but I got worried something bad would happenI did some welding instead of gluing the pins
It works wonder. Takes so little time and it is strong as F*CK!
Do it, seriously, if you can, because superglue is superweak compared to welding!
I don't have the resources for welding. Do you think soldering would be just as good?
That's what I meant (I'm french, and this is where you can see this). On specific words like that, Google translation just does not do the trick.
Soldering, yep, that's what I meant. Really easy to do, very fast, very efficient.
When I'll have my V6, be sure I'll do soldering! I was worried it would melt the plastic, but it does not. You need to be careful, and it'll be perfect!
DaijoCube
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Nope, I put the pin, a bit of lead on the *Soldering Tool* and press against the pin and screw while holding the pin at the right angle.Yeah, the plastic melting was my concern. Did you just melt a little solder into the top and just insert the pin?Ok awesome. I thought of doing this with my 6x6 a few months back but I got worried something bad would happenI did some welding instead of gluing the pins
It works wonder. Takes so little time and it is strong as F*CK!
Do it, seriously, if you can, because superglue is superweak compared to welding!
I don't have the resources for welding. Do you think soldering would be just as good?
That's what I meant (I'm french, and this is where you can see this). On specific words like that, Google translation just does not do the trick.
Soldering, yep, that's what I meant. Really easy to do, very fast, very efficient.
When I'll have my V6, be sure I'll do soldering! I was worried it would melt the plastic, but it does not. You need to be careful, and it'll be perfect!
liljthedude
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Oh ok, cool. Now I just need my soldering iron back from my friend who I let borrow.Nope, I put the pin, a bit of lead on the *Soldering Tool* and press against the pin and screw while holding the pin at the right angle.Yeah, the plastic melting was my concern. Did you just melt a little solder into the top and just insert the pin?Ok awesome. I thought of doing this with my 6x6 a few months back but I got worried something bad would happenI did some welding instead of gluing the pins
It works wonder. Takes so little time and it is strong as F*CK!
Do it, seriously, if you can, because superglue is superweak compared to welding!
I don't have the resources for welding. Do you think soldering would be just as good?
That's what I meant (I'm french, and this is where you can see this). On specific words like that, Google translation just does not do the trick.
Soldering, yep, that's what I meant. Really easy to do, very fast, very efficient.
When I'll have my V6, be sure I'll do soldering! I was worried it would melt the plastic, but it does not. You need to be careful, and it'll be perfect!
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Oh ok, cool. Now I just need my soldering iron back from my friend who I let borrow.Nope, I put the pin, a bit of lead on the *Soldering Tool* and press against the pin and screw while holding the pin at the right angle.Yeah, the plastic melting was my concern. Did you just melt a little solder into the top and just insert the pin?Ok awesome. I thought of doing this with my 6x6 a few months back but I got worried something bad would happenI did some welding instead of gluing the pins
It works wonder. Takes so little time and it is strong as F*CK!
Do it, seriously, if you can, because superglue is superweak compared to welding!
I don't have the resources for welding. Do you think soldering would be just as good?
That's what I meant (I'm french, and this is where you can see this). On specific words like that, Google translation just does not do the trick.
Soldering, yep, that's what I meant. Really easy to do, very fast, very efficient.
When I'll have my V6, be sure I'll do soldering! I was worried it would melt the plastic, but it does not. You need to be careful, and it'll be perfect!
How long would it take for a paper clip to melt under a lighter?
liljthedude
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LOL win
Khartaras
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He was trying to be Pochmann 2.0. He failed.
DaijoCube
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Oh ok, cool. Now I just need my soldering iron back from my friend who I let borrow.Nope, I put the pin, a bit of lead on the *Soldering Tool* and press against the pin and screw while holding the pin at the right angle.Yeah, the plastic melting was my concern. Did you just melt a little solder into the top and just insert the pin?Ok awesome. I thought of doing this with my 6x6 a few months back but I got worried something bad would happenI did some welding instead of gluing the pins
It works wonder. Takes so little time and it is strong as F*CK!
Do it, seriously, if you can, because superglue is superweak compared to welding!
I don't have the resources for welding. Do you think soldering would be just as good?
That's what I meant (I'm french, and this is where you can see this). On specific words like that, Google translation just does not do the trick.
Soldering, yep, that's what I meant. Really easy to do, very fast, very efficient.
When I'll have my V6, be sure I'll do soldering! I was worried it would melt the plastic, but it does not. You need to be careful, and it'll be perfect!
I tried on a screw alone first with a pin to ''practice'' too. It's a good thing to do.
