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  • How to solve it?

  • how do u assemble it?

  • so basically this is two 3x3x2s glued at the flat side of the core and extended a bit at the visible centers? O_o

  • No, it's not, there's no way that would work. It is essentially a 3x3x5 with it's middle layer hidden.

  • thats kind of what i meant lol. =\ sorry. misunderstood :D

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  • Thank you for the compliment. While I do not have any masters, you can download the STL files for free from the link in the description and use them to have your own masters printed.

    PS: Asking for masters in this way is generally frowned upon.

  • haha ok

  • I've started on a FF with NO "printed" parts.

    ALL hand-modded. It should take a month, but oh well.

    I'm also working on a 2x3, and a 3x2 (different)

    what sucks is, you printed the pieces, so no tutorials from you.

  • No need to get hostile.

    What is wrong with 3D printing? A 3x3x4 can be made by hand but it takes a lot of skill

    I do not have the skill needed to make a 3x3x4 by hand. While I might be able to learn, I rather spend my time learning a technique that will enable the construction of very complex puzzles that can most likely not be hand made.

    I don't know what a 2x3 or a 3x2 would be. That's only 2D?

    It isn't true that I can't make tutorials. I could make tutorials on 3D design, molding/casting.

  • Please note that I believe being able to make a quality 3x3x4 by hand is a great skill.

  • then I don't have skill then.

    or patience. (I gave up.)

    I'll start again, and this time, just cast the parts. but I will make the masters by hand, at least.

    sorry if I was "hostile" and offended you.

    TO CLARIFY:

    "2x3" is short for 2x2x3

    "3x2" is short for 3x3x2

    sorry for the confusion.

    sidenote: I've finished both since that comment. :)

  • the third layer corners look same as a eastsheen centrer

  • wow, that must be a beast to solve O_O

  • It's not too bad. It actually has less combinations than the regular 3x3x3 cube. But the fact that you cannot use a regular solution due to only 180 degree moves being allowed on the rectangular side does make solving it tricky.

  • I want to make a 3x3x4 so bad but just printing masters of the stl's you gave out on twistypuzzles will cost me more than i have :(

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