Rei
Jack of all trades, master of fun. Casio fan, 80s kid, polymath, all-around nerd. Beware: I use watches for their intended purpose. 😱
Louisiana, USA
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15.24 cm
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Nice. I like the speed cube as well
Nice. I like the speed cube as well
Ayy, another cuber! 🙌🏽
That's the YJ ZhiLong Mini. Great little magnetic puzzle, around 56mm iirc. It's my travel cube.
Do you do any others aside from 3x3?
Nice! I've only done 3x3, but always wanted to work up to doing a 5x5 and maybe the 4x4 pyramid "cube."
The last variation I did with a 3x3 was the mirror cube, which I enjoyed. It's been some years, but used to enjoy cubing frequently. I even tried to develop my own tactile cube where it was textures instead or colors with the point being doing it eyes closed or blindfolded.
Nice! I've only done 3x3, but always wanted to work up to doing a 5x5 and maybe the 4x4 pyramid "cube."
The last variation I did with a 3x3 was the mirror cube, which I enjoyed. It's been some years, but used to enjoy cubing frequently. I even tried to develop my own tactile cube where it was textures instead or colors with the point being doing it eyes closed or blindfolded.
I have a tactile cube! Great for cubing in low light.
I also love a mirror cube. They're so satisfying to solve. They make nice decor, too.
I've learned to solve most of the WCA puzzles, except the clock, 6x6, and 7x7. I think my favorite of those is the megaminx. You should try the pyramid! It's a good entry point for non-cube puzzles. 👍🏽
I have a tactile cube! Great for cubing in low light.
I also love a mirror cube. They're so satisfying to solve. They make nice decor, too.
I've learned to solve most of the WCA puzzles, except the clock, 6x6, and 7x7. I think my favorite of those is the megaminx. You should try the pyramid! It's a good entry point for non-cube puzzles. 👍🏽
Nice!
I like how the mirror cube is kind of like a jagged blob when it's scrambled and then solves up all nice and neat. Bit of a mind bender the first time I solved it.
That's awesome! You've got a good range there. I should get back into cubing. Perhaps one day soon. And thank you for the advice