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In this tutorial I'm going to show you how to make a Rubik's Cube, which changes the shape when you scramble it.
The cuboid is easy to make, because you don't have to extend any pieces.
Check out step 5 to see, how to solve it. Basically it solves like the 3x3x3, so if you know how to solve that one, you should have no problems. A big advantage compared e.g. to the Fisher Cube is, that there is no parity.
Also you can easily shove it into your pocket because it is a lot thinner than the original cube.
The cuboid is easy to make, because you don't have to extend any pieces.
Check out step 5 to see, how to solve it. Basically it solves like the 3x3x3, so if you know how to solve that one, you should have no problems. A big advantage compared e.g. to the Fisher Cube is, that there is no parity.
Also you can easily shove it into your pocket because it is a lot thinner than the original cube.
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This is what you need:
material:
material:
- A black Rubik's Cube (Best is a DIY Cube, because you can easily assemble and disassemble it. Also it comes with a set of stickers, which you can later use). You can of course use an assembled cube, but you will have to get rid of the stickers, before you start.
- self-hardening synthetic clay (I used “Apoxie® Sculpt”)
- Tiles or stickers (e.g. from cubesmith.com). Just get the regular 3x3x3 sized ones. Tiles are better, because they can compensate small irregularities.
- a Dremel (Felt Polishing Wheel, SpeedClic Plastic Cutting Wheel) if you don't have a Dremel, just use a regular saw
- sandpaper (400, 800, 1000)
- a black permanent marker
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a box cutter
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I know that cube is in the game Adrenaline!!!
Do you mean the companion cube? It is part of the game portal.
Love your instructables by the way
mabe you find it somewhere else. I got that one for Christmas!! :D