Would I be correct in assuming that to solve both cubes, you would need to reorient the cubes back into their original states (including the rotational orientation of the center squares), rendering common rubiks algorithms useless?
These puzzles are hilarious! I'm not a person who would buy these things but I enjoyed a lot watching all these weird shapes. I don't know why some people would make negative comments about your designs or construction (in all your other videos). I'd understand if they're complaining after spending too much money to purchase a defective item, but otherwise they should shut up and move on to other YouTube videos. I think these inventions are great. Blijf uitvinden van nieuwe kubussen, Oskar!
This is my favorite puzzle of yours. Sadly, beyond the Over The Top cube, it is also the most expensive. Is it the gearing system that causes the price because it uses more material?
I don't understand. If every single move you do is mirrored in the other cube, what makes it having twice as many combinations? From the video, it seems as if you scrambled it up, the other cube would be equally as scrambled with the same combination of moves, so if you focused on solving only 1 of the cubes, the other one would also be solved since all moves you do are mirrored in the other one. Am I missing something? If so, can someone explain this?
@RaymiHennessey Yes, that would be possible. If you order two Dumbbell Cube sets, you would have enough parts to build 3 connected cubes in the way that you describe. Note that the 3 cubes should be in a straight line, because of the handedness of the gears inside.
so in other words, by using the same algorithms to solve one rubiks cube, you get the satisfaction of solve two? Regardless of how you mess it up, the second one will be a mirror image therefore solving one automatically solves the other.
Alright this isn't one-to-one mapping. Here's why, it's sure close but the one cube on one side is Original as in the opposing colors is Yellow-white, orange-red, blue-green etc., but the other cube is Yellow-Blue, Orange-Green, White-Blue. Now with the different side rotational system adds more scrambles. Your welcome Oskar, love your work ignore that "Haters"
The amazing thing about your puzzles is that i can see that you are genuinly proud about them, and that makes them so much better. They are all very creative and if i could afford it, i would own all of them. (i do understand your reasons as to why they are the price they are, ;) but that doesnt make it easier for me to afford)
@OskarPuzzle but why is the puzzle so expensive i mean 575 dollars is very much i wanted to buy it cause its a very cool puzzle i cube for my life but yes why is the price so high ? Please give me an answer (SORRY for bad english im from germany)
@Watcher6637 If you really want to know, you may want to check out the description with this video and with my YouTube channel. I am showing one-of-a-kind prototypes, not mass-produced puzzles.
@leedsrhinos3201 Really? Put two Rubik's Cubes on a table. Good. Now turn one. Did anything happen to the other? No? Want to know why not? Because they're two separate fucking Rubik's Cubes, that's why.
The Dumbbell Cube is two connected Rubik's Cubes, thus making it inherently different.
Is het niet zo dat beide kubussen automatisch hetzelfe geschud worden? Omdat je dezelfde kant bij beide kubussen draait, dus als je 1 kubus oplost de tweede dan ook automatisch is opgelost?
So. When do we get a Dumbbell Megaminx? Dumbbell FTO? Dumbbell Megaminx - Helicopter Cube (FTRD)? Dumbbell Crazy Circle Cube? Dumbbell Starminx? Dumbbell 5*5*5 - Megaminx? Dumbbell [anything]? Just food for thought :D
I don't see how the total number of states for the pair is the product of the number of states for each cube. That would be obvious if each cube moved independently of the other one, but that's not the case here. So the question is: For any (valid) state of a 3x3x3, is it possible to get one of the cubes in that state and the other one unscrambled?
Ik begrijp waarom je puzzles zo duur zijn, maar dat neemt niet weg dat ze te duur zijn voor mij, jammer, deze puzzle ziet er echt uit als een zeer interessante uitdaging!
@OskarPuzzle That was what I thought...I should have read the description though,One cool thing would be to mass prodduce all of your puzzles and then make your handmade prototypes and models worth more
@iCellrocker Thank you for the big compliment. As for your question, it seems that I have reached a threshold level of fame of some kind. Fortunately, I do not have any stalkers. But no groupies either :-)
@JaredAredRed If one tries to turn a center (2 parallel sides) of one cube, then it will cause jamming at the other cube, as no set of parallel sides of one correspond with parallel sides of the other cube
@OskarPuzzle So it is two Rubik's Cubes with internet gears moving sides different from each other with a limited amount of moves? If so this would be a VERY complicated puzzle. Great for people up to a summer challenge ;)
@Robolawrence23 Is as easy to solve as a Rubik's Cube squared, divided by two. You can find a Twisty Puzzles Forum post on this puzzle, and its complexity.
I think that Oskar should create a new youtube channel: OskarAssemby (or something) in which he uploads videos of him receivng the shapeways parcel, dying the parts, and putting them together. I would LOVE to see that process for some of his more complicated designs (like this one)
@96Towers You can buy a set of parts through Shapeways or an assembled one from me directly. The original prototype is still for sale, so be quick :-) Note that the price is significantly higher than the cost of two Rubik's cubes. I hope you understand.
so altogether this amazing design would be about $500-$600? i think mefferts should definately mass produce this so that it would be about $50-$100 and do the same with your 17x17x17 to bring that down to like $200-$400
@cammobox I believe that the complexity of this gearing system is beyond affordable mass production. Same for the 17x17x17. But if you can find me a producer willing to invest, then I am always interested in making a deal:-)
This may be a stupid question. but I remember that the earlier version of this had a problem where you could only turn the side of one cube, but not the other. Is it fixed?
@Crazy56U The lubrication and the stronger centers help. Still, I can turn one yellow face both ways whereas I can turn the other yellow face in only one direction.I have yet to analyse this cause of the directional jamming.
@Manologft I don't think it's possible to do that, since the faces are coupled in ways that make opposite faces on one cube not necessarily opposite faces on the other cube.
Yay! I'm happy to see that you got the mechanism to work. Can you tell us please, what was the key to getting the mechanisms to work correctly? If I remember right, last time you had a problem with friction?
As a puzzle I'm afraid it's unsolvable but as a piece of engineering I absolutely LOVE it. Now this would be one of those puzzles I would love to see in a clear, transparent version... Maybe even done in glass. I know 'far fetched' but man would it be a work of true art.
@SEBUVER No, not unsolvable, but as solving one takes some advanced thinking (provided you don't go 'through the motions')... solving two interacting ones takes that thinking to a level you rarely see in humans. Or to put it bluntly:
You need to plan every twist until the solve before starting. You will not stumble across a solution in both cubes at the same time.
This looks impossible O.O
Would I be correct in assuming that to solve both cubes, you would need to reorient the cubes back into their original states (including the rotational orientation of the center squares), rendering common rubiks algorithms useless?
OnceUponAJon 10 hours ago
@OnceUponAJon Yes and no. You can still use common Rubik's Algorithms, but you need to apply them cleverly.
OskarPuzzle 6 hours ago
some good lubricant will make this puzzle even better
8Flamedog8 1 day ago
@8Flamedog8 This puzzle is well lubricated with silicone spray. Without lubrication, it would be completely stuck.
OskarPuzzle 1 day ago
These puzzles are hilarious! I'm not a person who would buy these things but I enjoyed a lot watching all these weird shapes. I don't know why some people would make negative comments about your designs or construction (in all your other videos). I'd understand if they're complaining after spending too much money to purchase a defective item, but otherwise they should shut up and move on to other YouTube videos. I think these inventions are great. Blijf uitvinden van nieuwe kubussen, Oskar!
areezzy 1 day ago
if you solve one of the cube, do you automatically solve the other one, or am I mistaken?
d4m4s74 5 days ago
Haha, I love the ever so faithful "thank you for watching" at the end of your videos!
DackxJaniels 1 week ago
This is by far your best puzzle ever
gelman912 1 week ago
So beautiful!
GiorgioCapocasa 1 week ago
The dumbbell cube...not meant for dumbbells
BrendanChaplain 2 weeks ago
way cool
4Grubbies 2 weeks ago
I would just use it as a hand weight in gyms!
ExoVampire 2 weeks ago
awesome!!!!!!!!
:) :) I want to buy it
4Grubbies 3 weeks ago
this would be perfect for tutorial videos.
tigerboy1227 3 weeks ago
i would buy if i had they money
cvaughn55 3 weeks ago
if one cube is solved the other isnt automatically solved.
think what would happen if you did R L R' L' on one of the cubes.
ben1996123 3 weeks ago
This is my favorite puzzle of yours. Sadly, beyond the Over The Top cube, it is also the most expensive. Is it the gearing system that causes the price because it uses more material?
mike1992123 4 weeks ago
@mike1992123 Correct. Not only is the outer volume about 3x that of my usual puzzles. Also the inner space is almost solidly filled with gears.
OskarPuzzle 4 weeks ago
@OskarPuzzle nice idea i think this is good for teamsolving ^_^
CSmodder 5 days ago
can you solve it?
acdcfreakNr1 4 weeks ago
your best puzzle yet. Good job man!
youdougit 1 month ago
You are a true artist and genius
raydog97 1 month ago 8
@raydog97 Thank you!
OskarPuzzle 1 month ago
wow
xyzpdq75 1 month ago
Can you get parity or something? Maybe if one cube was solved and the other wasn't.
b00b3rrymuff1n 1 month ago
who would buy that? for that prize you can get a life to
jonaspoffyn 1 month ago
Wait. Doesn't solving one of the cubes solve the other one?
Vojife 1 month ago 3
@Vojife No. They are not mirror images.
OskarPuzzle 1 month ago 5
@OskarPuzzle
You say it like we should know
Epic dude
WildChik45 2 weeks ago
I've said the same thing watching all of your videos... What the crap!? lol.
Good work on all your puzzles!
InsideOrionsBelt 1 month ago
I don't understand. If every single move you do is mirrored in the other cube, what makes it having twice as many combinations? From the video, it seems as if you scrambled it up, the other cube would be equally as scrambled with the same combination of moves, so if you focused on solving only 1 of the cubes, the other one would also be solved since all moves you do are mirrored in the other one. Am I missing something? If so, can someone explain this?
KKOBII 1 month ago 2
@KKOBII Wrong. From watching closely you will see that some of the sides turn normally and some of the moves are mirrored. Yes, tricky indeed.
adnh311 1 month ago
I don't get why would this be hard. Wouldn't the two cubes be exact duplicates of each other, if all the sides are coupled?
gregslife7 1 month ago
why is this guy alive?
gottagetthatkill123 1 month ago
would it be possible to connect 3 cubes in this way?
i ask because i enjoy the idea of a rubik's cube cubed.
RaymiHennessey 1 month ago 3
@RaymiHennessey Yes, that would be possible. If you order two Dumbbell Cube sets, you would have enough parts to build 3 connected cubes in the way that you describe. Note that the 3 cubes should be in a straight line, because of the handedness of the gears inside.
OskarPuzzle 1 month ago 4
haha ure so funny
Area51DnB 1 month ago
this guy has something wrong with him
beeneyluke 1 month ago
why you do theese cubes and put 500 dollars in every cube i think one of the ten million buys it
makkonen28 1 month ago
people invent so much sh*t, they rather spare their energy on curing cancer
holcickany 1 month ago
@holcickany I don't see how a rubik cube designer could cure cancer.
LucasMueler 1 month ago
i oove the way you say "thank you for watching" haha the other video, also the same tone.. XD
genevivewoods 1 month ago
I used to be able to make things as cool as this, but then I took an arrow to the knee... I'm sorry I just couldn't resist! =P
larie2 1 month ago
next time dont advertise something if it doesnt work right.
urijustin 1 month ago
@urijustin and it doesn't work how?
TheMrcobain 1 month ago
but will it blend?
shaunbusby 1 month ago
great puzzle inventor ever !!
Zheige 1 month ago
@IgnosticAnarchist yeh it would only be one-to-one if the colors were all located on their same relative sides when solved, very nice, either way
StonerSnowboarder 1 month ago
watching cube videos XD
Aaronferrer22 1 month ago
so in other words, by using the same algorithms to solve one rubiks cube, you get the satisfaction of solve two? Regardless of how you mess it up, the second one will be a mirror image therefore solving one automatically solves the other.
FlippingSpat 1 month ago
Have you ever tried mixing it up?
atmhso 1 month ago
@atmhso Yes. And world champion Wei-Hwa Huang managed to solve it again.
OskarPuzzle 1 month ago 3
Alright this isn't one-to-one mapping. Here's why, it's sure close but the one cube on one side is Original as in the opposing colors is Yellow-white, orange-red, blue-green etc., but the other cube is Yellow-Blue, Orange-Green, White-Blue. Now with the different side rotational system adds more scrambles. Your welcome Oskar, love your work ignore that "Haters"
mycowthedog 1 month ago
The amazing thing about your puzzles is that i can see that you are genuinly proud about them, and that makes them so much better. They are all very creative and if i could afford it, i would own all of them. (i do understand your reasons as to why they are the price they are, ;) but that doesnt make it easier for me to afford)
acasnn 1 month ago
i want one
thisisnotjustin12 1 month ago
The mechanism is amazing!
1967avl 1 month ago
I'm colour blind so telling me what the colours are only makes me doubt you
loonatic323 2 months ago
@loonatic323 Let's make it two colour blinds.
SarahHolmgren 1 month ago
@IgnosticAnarchist Incorrect, there is no such one-to-one mapping.
OskarPuzzle 2 months ago
@OskarPuzzle but why is the puzzle so expensive i mean 575 dollars is very much i wanted to buy it cause its a very cool puzzle i cube for my life but yes why is the price so high ? Please give me an answer (SORRY for bad english im from germany)
Watcher6637 1 month ago
@Watcher6637 If you really want to know, you may want to check out the description with this video and with my YouTube channel. I am showing one-of-a-kind prototypes, not mass-produced puzzles.
OskarPuzzle 1 month ago
@OskarPuzzle indeed, because the faces turn at the same time, in different directions
MrSailing101 1 month ago
make them heavy and let them all to try like a dumbbell
slainender 2 months ago in playlist More videos from OskarPuzzle
i used to solve rubex cubes,but then....i didnt like em anymore :S
DjGrimmace 2 months ago 2
wow. amazing mechanism inside
JSasRays 2 months ago
stupid
instantnoodler1 2 months ago
I would buy a number of your puzzles, but they're way to expensive.
blanknot 2 months ago 3
I have it, I can't lift it:(
MrTshirtboooy 2 months ago
Echt super vet ga zo door
legotechnic27 2 months ago
stupid, it is just a 2 rubik's cubes
leedsrhinos3201 3 months ago
@leedsrhinos3201 nothing like 2 rubiks cubes
GreenArt4 3 months ago
@leedsrhinos3201 Really? Put two Rubik's Cubes on a table. Good. Now turn one. Did anything happen to the other? No? Want to know why not? Because they're two separate fucking Rubik's Cubes, that's why.
The Dumbbell Cube is two connected Rubik's Cubes, thus making it inherently different.
MrEdLoop 2 months ago 2
That's sick!
I'd love to take a peek inside that twisted mind of yours..
AsbjornOlling 3 months ago
oshi thats kinda cool
laugh0at0you 3 months ago
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TheTFLforum 3 months ago
Is het niet zo dat beide kubussen automatisch hetzelfe geschud worden? Omdat je dezelfde kant bij beide kubussen draait, dus als je 1 kubus oplost de tweede dan ook automatisch is opgelost?
AminamHD 3 months ago
Damn, I didn't notice... the cubes stickers... one has the standard Rubik's pattern and the other has the Japanese pattern
IncuManiac696 3 months ago
So. When do we get a Dumbbell Megaminx? Dumbbell FTO? Dumbbell Megaminx - Helicopter Cube (FTRD)? Dumbbell Crazy Circle Cube? Dumbbell Starminx? Dumbbell 5*5*5 - Megaminx? Dumbbell [anything]? Just food for thought :D
coaster1235 3 months ago
I don't see how the total number of states for the pair is the product of the number of states for each cube. That would be obvious if each cube moved independently of the other one, but that's not the case here. So the question is: For any (valid) state of a 3x3x3, is it possible to get one of the cubes in that state and the other one unscrambled?
zamkam 3 months ago 7
@zamkam Yes. That is, in 50% of those.
OskarPuzzle 3 months ago 7
Ik begrijp waarom je puzzles zo duur zijn, maar dat neemt niet weg dat ze te duur zijn voor mij, jammer, deze puzzle ziet er echt uit als een zeer interessante uitdaging!
RandomUserName63 3 months ago
@OskarPuzzle That was what I thought...I should have read the description though,One cool thing would be to mass prodduce all of your puzzles and then make your handmade prototypes and models worth more
blindbiker22 3 months ago
O_O
JRIZZOBIZZO 3 months ago
wow
MrSkatingman44 3 months ago
@RussianWhiteBoi i even thought so
Cinos32 4 months ago
Stronger and Smarter.
Dearhunter43 4 months ago
this looks impossibly difficult to solve
LewisAM37 4 months ago
man i want to see u finish each one u have x.x
AznAndy562 4 months ago
I jizzed myself when i saw this!
Minecraftifi 4 months ago
How about the M Face ? The color scheme of the other cube is really wrong, well the M Move works ?
mrhugoty 4 months ago
@mrhugoty
that "wrong" scheme is what makes it harder.
1slave25 4 months ago
He said "Dump Bell Cube." lol.
ohiocuber 4 months ago
Ech waar joh?
TehAwesomishdude 4 months ago
@RussianWhiteBoi No.
OskarPuzzle 5 months ago 18
Wow... just, wow.
LunaBiancci 5 months ago
but it'd solve just like a rubik's cube if you only turn one wouldnt it?
RJA10001 5 months ago
so awesome
alisaele1 5 months ago
Do you mean that if you solve the one cube, the other isn't solved?
georgetroulis 6 months ago
Oskar,No offence but why do most of your puzzles turn kind of hard?
mobradovic00 6 months ago
On shapeway, it says " this puzzle is not for sale"
JakkSpeedCuber 6 months ago
@JakkSpeedCuber Now it is.
OskarPuzzle 6 months ago 8
one word awesomeness
bobomajojo2 6 months ago
Is possible to turn sides in the other cube? In the video you just turn in one cube
jlga100 6 months ago
@jlga100 Yes, it works in both directions equally well.
OskarPuzzle 6 months ago
Oscar, with your genius and puzzle building abilities, how is it possible for you to have your own following of haters and trolls?
iCellrocker 7 months ago
@iCellrocker Thank you for the big compliment. As for your question, it seems that I have reached a threshold level of fame of some kind. Fortunately, I do not have any stalkers. But no groupies either :-)
OskarPuzzle 7 months ago
You couldn't solve one cube and the otherone be solved too because if you look at both cubes, there color scheme is different.
rubiksboi 7 months ago
I Really want to try some algorythms on that
angryflan 7 months ago
if they both turn the same wouldnt you only have to solve 1 and the other 1 would follow and be solved
25800nel 8 months ago
@25800nel No, see other comments suggesting the same.
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
so i can solve, and get my strong on at the same time?
Skitzo520 8 months ago
so 18 490 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 possibilites
hazzahazzam 8 months ago
What would happen if you would turn two layers of one cube at the same time ?
rockplay100 8 months ago
@rockplay100 The same what happens if you try to move two adjactent Rubik's Cube faces at the same time: jamming.
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
@OskarPuzzle I. think he ment what if you turned the center; 2 parallel sides.
JaredAredRed 8 months ago
@JaredAredRed If one tries to turn a center (2 parallel sides) of one cube, then it will cause jamming at the other cube, as no set of parallel sides of one correspond with parallel sides of the other cube
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
@OskarPuzzle So it is two Rubik's Cubes with internet gears moving sides different from each other with a limited amount of moves? If so this would be a VERY complicated puzzle. Great for people up to a summer challenge ;)
JaredAredRed 8 months ago
LOL, I can hear your dutch accent.
Smartboy7 8 months ago
but couldnt you solve it the same way? just use one cube to mix it up and then use the same cube to solve it. wouldnt that work?
RJA10001 8 months ago
@RJA10001 I do not think so.
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
is it as easy to solve as a rubik's cube?
Robolawrence23 8 months ago
@Robolawrence23 Is as easy to solve as a Rubik's Cube squared, divided by two. You can find a Twisty Puzzles Forum post on this puzzle, and its complexity.
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
Can he say his name even faster please!?!?!?!?
yvosaurus 8 months ago
squared?!ioa;shdfnsakmcnbauwidif9wohejkasuidbfiaubweiufbsoiudvboaunrogfinaonfdc;vlajbeurfboajsdnbfjncaunbweubfub aubeucbuabjsdcna
sorry, was spazzing whilst getting my asthma pump
The88Mason 8 months ago
but can it bend
MrVietNinja1000 8 months ago 3
Can you turn both whole cubes individually?
supergsx 8 months ago
@supergsx For every turn of a face of one cube, the coupled face at the other cube follows.
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
Great, now make them gear cubes
MaestroAlvis 8 months ago 28
@MaestroAlvis lol
guitarmasterjar1 7 months ago
so 18 490 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 possibilites
hazzahazzam 8 months ago
intellectual weight lifters, I love that oskar
again good job man you're awesome!
mitchblahman13 8 months ago
if I become a millionaire, I buy all your puzzle, and i start you a company with all what you need to build your puzzle haha!!!!
101csc101 8 months ago
I think that Oskar should create a new youtube channel: OskarAssemby (or something) in which he uploads videos of him receivng the shapeways parcel, dying the parts, and putting them together. I would LOVE to see that process for some of his more complicated designs (like this one)
7pulford 8 months ago 48
you are such a genius!!!!!
xkevxify 8 months ago
omg! no such puzzle
mass produce it!
FireCuber 8 months ago
How much is it oscar i want this one really bad xD
96Towers 8 months ago
@96Towers You can buy a set of parts through Shapeways or an assembled one from me directly. The original prototype is still for sale, so be quick :-) Note that the price is significantly higher than the cost of two Rubik's cubes. I hope you understand.
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
Do you ever actually solve the puzzles after you make them?
videocatcher234 8 months ago
This will make stop motion rubik's cube easy
jaihindhreddy 8 months ago
Ur puzzles are always impressive
Chickadonga 8 months ago
I'm dutch too and i'm actually laughing at your English... do you mind?
thenewnoob123 8 months ago
So, how did you go about reducing the friction in the first prototypes like you described in a previous video, Oskar?
Mindstormscreator 8 months ago
Silicone lubrication and a lot of breaking in.
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
why different sticker layouts?
BeltedYapper 8 months ago
So is that about 1800000000000000000000000000000000000000 combinations, or did I do my maths wrong?
RCTACameron 8 months ago
How did you solve the problem of friction? I assume this is the evolved version of the barbell cube...
freddiejos 8 months ago
@freddiejos check the twistypuzzles forum
EMI94100 8 months ago
Silicone lubrication and a lot of breaking in.
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
@OskarPuzzle I thought the silicone soaked in.
CadenceCPK 8 months ago
@CadenceCPK Yes, that is a problem. And if I use too much then the stickers peel off.
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
In the prototype you described the situation as creating too much friction with the gears. How did you overcome the issue?
PowderedDoughnut 8 months ago
mind = blown
KoalaKares 8 months ago
so altogether this amazing design would be about $500-$600? i think mefferts should definately mass produce this so that it would be about $50-$100 and do the same with your 17x17x17 to bring that down to like $200-$400
cammobox 8 months ago
@cammobox I believe that the complexity of this gearing system is beyond affordable mass production. Same for the 17x17x17. But if you can find me a producer willing to invest, then I am always interested in making a deal:-)
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
This may be a stupid question. but I remember that the earlier version of this had a problem where you could only turn the side of one cube, but not the other. Is it fixed?
Crazy56U 8 months ago
@Crazy56U i guess so
TheRubixGuy 8 months ago
@Crazy56U The lubrication and the stronger centers help. Still, I can turn one yellow face both ways whereas I can turn the other yellow face in only one direction.I have yet to analyse this cause of the directional jamming.
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
if it didn't cost so much i would be skinny after playing with this for a couple weeks lol
rainpaw4 8 months ago
verry great idea!
Creewler 8 months ago
what happens if you turn an M slice??
Manologft 8 months ago
@Manologft I don't think it's possible to do that, since the faces are coupled in ways that make opposite faces on one cube not necessarily opposite faces on the other cube.
pirsquared99 8 months ago
I do 1000 reps with this every morning
stewinsalot 8 months ago
Yay! I'm happy to see that you got the mechanism to work. Can you tell us please, what was the key to getting the mechanisms to work correctly? If I remember right, last time you had a problem with friction?
clearmenser 8 months ago
@clearmenser Silicone lubrication and replacing the centers, strengthening the connection between the centers and the gears.
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
You are awesome and amazing!!! I want to buy one!!!!
youtunezzz2 8 months ago
HE SAID DUMBELL!
superpoop899 8 months ago
@superpoop899 Yeah, my abuse of the English pronunciation is becoming sort-of iconic, I am afraid:-)
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
this is amazing! but why arent the colours in the same position in both sides? is that the challenge?
guitarmasterjar1 8 months ago
@guitarmasterjar1 That is on purpose.If they were identical, or mirror image, then the puzzle would be as easy to solve as a single Rubik's Cube.
OskarPuzzle 8 months ago
Beautiful and Amazing! Excellent work, sir!
ninjalamprey 8 months ago
ok nerds lets do some weights =)
90rubixcube 8 months ago
As a puzzle I'm afraid it's unsolvable but as a piece of engineering I absolutely LOVE it. Now this would be one of those puzzles I would love to see in a clear, transparent version... Maybe even done in glass. I know 'far fetched' but man would it be a work of true art.
PuppyZwolle 8 months ago
@PuppyZwolle I wouldn't say it's unsolvable. Just basic but complex algorithms would be required in order to solve the second cube.
SEBUVER 8 months ago
@SEBUVER No, not unsolvable, but as solving one takes some advanced thinking (provided you don't go 'through the motions')... solving two interacting ones takes that thinking to a level you rarely see in humans. Or to put it bluntly:
You need to plan every twist until the solve before starting. You will not stumble across a solution in both cubes at the same time.
PuppyZwolle 8 months ago