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I too came from crazy bad cubers video, and I had to have it!It's a crazy shape-shifting cuboid, and the only cube that can be turned into a house!The turning is great, but the color scheme is kinda unusual for most people.It's my ultimate cuboid, and I'm looking forward to one day being able to solve it.
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Some fun things you can do with it:-Literally any bandage mod you want: Since this cube has smaller "piece increments" than a Square-1, you can make a lot of fun bandage challenges. I taped every other piece together in the layers to make what I call a "Square-6" because it has 6 pieces per layer. I haven't been able to solve that particular challenge yet, but I peeled the tape off and invented a bunch of other cool things. You can also make a Square-0 where you bandage each full 60-degree corner with its adjacent edge (although this can be done on a regular Sq-1 too) or some sort of "Square-0 dino cube" where you stick together a 30-degree corner wedge with another edge piece and its opposing corner wedge, basically making it all edges. -Flip the color scheme: You can intentionally put the corners together incorrectly so it seems like the top and bottom are flipped. For example, instead of making a corner with yellow on top, red on the left, and green on the right (how it would be normally) I can pair the corner wedges so that the red is on the right and green on the left. I do this with every corner in the cube and then flip the middle layer like how you can do it on a normal Square-1 so that two opposing sides are switched. The end result is a solved cube with the color scheme flipped.-Anything else you can think of!At first I thought this was going to be lame because it's just a Square-1 with spicy corners, but now I realize that there's no limit to what you can imagine with this cube!!!
I have been using the Yoo setup on my Tornado V3 for 1 month and half already, I never get tired about the feeling of this set up. Super recommended. I buyed this cube 1 hour after release but came yesterday, was 14 days of waiting from US to Japan. I'm not a professional photographer but I hope you like the photo I took :) Notes for take a count: -The cube can be slow at the start but when breaks-in its actually pretty fast so, patience ;)-The cube breaks-in in around 20-50 solves (This may depend on how fast you move the cube)
TheCubicle was very polite and helpful and the responses were clear and to the point. Thank you all very much, keep up the good work guys. The current world climate must not be easy. I appreciate that you're still supplying cubes
I had not upgraded from any cube since the Gan X. So I was really excited for this. Right out of the box this cube felt amazing! The magnetic core totally blew me away! This cube combined with it's light feeling, magnetic core, felt so effortless to turn. I hope the cubicle make a MAX version of this, that would be the perfect cube!
Wow! This cube is amazing. Really glad I bought it from the Cubicle.com. They gave me updates all the time while the order was shipping, and I pretty much got my package rescheduled to be a day or so earlier than it was meant to arrive. And the cubes performance. Lets just say... I was blown away.
Is there a way of adding letter labels to each sticker on the cube so that they rotate together with the cube? I am trying to solve the following puzzle, and so far I don't really know how to approach it and want to visualize it. Here is the puzzle: Consider a Rubik's cube on which all stickers are white (no colors). A password (some combination of letters and numbers) is written on the stickers of such a Rubik's cube (one letter per sticker, the orientation of letters on every face is the same), and after that the cube is reshuffled. The task is to restore the password, i.e. solve the cube based not on the colors but on the orientation of stickers. In real life, some stickers will have a unique orientation (letters F, P, R, etc.) but some may have ambiguous orientation due to internal symmetries (letters N, S, T, etc.). I want to visualize that in Mathematica to play with this kind of puzzle. I am trying to get a feeling how many possible solutions exist and what the solution strategy could be. 041b061a72