burzvingion
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» very nice.
Those who still visit a bricks-and-mortar library more than one or twice a …
» I've thought about it many times, but 4x4x4 can't be done without modifying this method…
» Thanks, I don't remember exactly how long it took, probably less than a week. I don't …
» So, I didn't explain it on the drilling page, but on one of the steps i have a link to …
» Well, as for your first question, using all D32 magnets, the smallest you can get is 2*…
» 4x4 is possible, however, not without changing the design significantly. One way in wh…
» Congrats; it sounds pretty awesome. Many years ago I had some handmade wooden dice (th…
» Yep, you're right. I'm not sure what happened there. I must have been kinda out of it…
» Seems to me like step 3 is reinventing the wheel a bit... just use the elliptical marqu…
» You could use a hand drill and clamps of some kind if you have very steady hands. Don'…
» I've thought about it many times, but 4x4x4 can't be done without modifying this method…
» Thanks, I don't remember exactly how long it took, probably less than a week. I don't …
» So, I didn't explain it on the drilling page, but on one of the steps i have a link to …
» Well, as for your first question, using all D32 magnets, the smallest you can get is 2*…
» 4x4 is possible, however, not without changing the design significantly. One way in wh…
» Congrats; it sounds pretty awesome. Many years ago I had some handmade wooden dice (th…
» Yep, you're right. I'm not sure what happened there. I must have been kinda out of it…
» Seems to me like step 3 is reinventing the wheel a bit... just use the elliptical marqu…
» You could use a hand drill and clamps of some kind if you have very steady hands. Don'…
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Feb 3, 2010. 9:00 AMbsteven93
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just asking what type of drill press do you use and I've made designs of a dice rubik 4x4 and 5x5 but i need to find a drill press to make it though so plz send a email to me and since you already have a drill press i may even send you my designs if you like to build it =D
email address: Beltran.Steven@yahoo.com
also one more thing you can make it but don't tell anyone of the design that's what Im going to do! =D
email address: Beltran.Steven@yahoo.com
also one more thing you can make it but don't tell anyone of the design that's what Im going to do! =D
Feb 4, 2009. 9:11 AMratolibre1
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Hi! Loved your Rubik's Dice cube. BTW, I was wandering if you could make something like THIS with the same system. I know there's not too much info about this new cube, but I'm pretty sure you'll be able to sort that problem.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Nov 30, 2007. 12:14 PM2bsilver
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Mabe i can just take a normal rubiks tm and cut it up then use quick dry putty to fill it up allong with the strong magnets and use a smaller core? i mean itd be easier to cut up a normal rubiks with plyers or somthing instead of removing a large section of a solid. I dont quite understand what you mean about the problems with the 2x2x2?
Dec 6, 2007. 11:13 AMburzvingion (author)
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I'm not sure what you mean about the putty, but perhaps it would be possible the replace the central axes that allow the centers to rotate with magnets, and then put a small steel ball in the inside. But I think the ball would have to be pretty small, as the plastic ledges that keep the rest of the pieces connected take up a lot of room inside. In regard to the problems with the 2x2x2, the magnets aren't exactly aligned correctly, so it can be slightly distorted at times while solving it.
Nov 11, 2007. 6:21 AM2bsilver
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by the way if you where to ever sell magnetic 3x3x3 rubix i would totally buy one off you since i have no axcess to any drill clamps nor anything of that sort unfortunately...
Nov 30, 2007. 10:18 AMburzvingion (author)
says:
Sorry, my cubes will never be for sale, although there are now quite a few people who have made one, so its not entirely out of the question that someone else might.
Nov 11, 2007. 6:20 AM2bsilver
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hey i joined this site to ask you something! ever thought of joining the 2x2x2 mag cube idea with your 3x3x3 magnetic cube? using larger metalic orb different angles allowing a magnetic cube to be able to speed cube it mite even be faster than a regular cube if you do it that way. you prob just need a metal ball slitely larger than a cube but how you would achive the roundhole you need i will never know but that bit i wanna see if you can do it! lol
Nov 30, 2007. 10:16 AMburzvingion (author)
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The thought did occur to me, however, the corners would still need to be attached to the edges in the 3x3 manner. Additionally, my 2x2x2 cube did not turn out quite as well as I hoped it would, as was rather frustrating at times. Mostly in regard to gluing the magnets into the dice. Maybe someday you'll figure something out though! g/l
Jul 27, 2007. 11:09 AMburzvingion (author)
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alright... but typically an introduction introduces some other dialogue on behalf of the speaker. you said nothing else, so I was confused.
Jul 27, 2007. 3:13 PMTheCheese9921
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Wow I never knew the world would get so confused over someone just saying hello... lol
Jul 10, 2007. 8:57 PMwwjoshuad
says:
just wanted to ask you about the website you were working on and if you have finished it or not - i saw you said something about it on gfixler's comments. i love that you took his idea and used dice instead - how much of a difference in size is it? fare the well!
Jul 20, 2007. 5:11 PMburzvingion (author)
says:
I did finish that website though I never published it. It was for a game we played at our school called assassins, but there were some complications, and by the time it was ready to use, we had stopped playing the game, not to mention, my friend who was supposed to get PHP working on his server was lazy and never did it. (I wrote it in PHP). So I never published it, though I am now just starting work on a personal webpage to document projects, and will also have a photoblog and some other stuff. It will be all in HTML, but that in turn will be generated at least once a day by a Java app running on my desktop and uploading the updated files via FTP or WebDAV. As far as the dicecube is concerned, it is just slightly smaller than a regulation rubik's, because the 19mm dice I used were slightly less than 3/4 inch. Unless you put them side by side however, most people can't tell. sorry for the long delay in responding!
Awesome project! Thanks for sharing it, and welcome to Instructables! Let me know if you have any problems.
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