Do you know somebody, who gets frustrated easily? Who has maybe already broken a Rubik Cube? Or do you just enjoy the thought, of throwing it against a wall, without doing any harm? Then this is the perfect Rubik's "cube" for you.
If you haven't heard of Oogoo yet, check out this instructable. To find out more about sugru go to this site.
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Signing UpStep 1: What you need
- Rubik‘s Cube (I used a Diansheng mini cube, so that I would need less sugru)
- 50 or 60mm clear plastic Acrylic Fillable Ball Ornament (when you are using a Diansheng)
- Thick plastic sheet (I recycled an old shampoo bottle)
- Apoxie sculpt, or any other type of modeling clay
- Method one:
- Sugru (I used: 3 backs of black, 2 backs of white and one each of orange, blue and green)
- Oil paint
- Method two
- Corn starch
- Silicone caulk (acetic acid curing)
- Oil paint
- superglue
- plastic bowl, something to stir with
- Dremel (a belt sander will work as well)
- Box cutter
Sugru vs. Oogoo
Oogoo
+ cheap
+ softer (better bounce)
- sticks like hell/ is harder to work with
- smells pretty bad
- it's hard to mix the same colour twice
So if you want a ball, that bounces extremely well, can't afford the sugru and have the patience, to make it look right, go with Oogoo
Sugru
+ easier to work with
+ comes in different already mixed colours
- expensive
- bounces less
Both balls turn surprisingly well.
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