How to: Build a 2x2x3 Part 7 - 2 of 2

My video series for building a Slim Tower is now complete. Good luck!

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• build
• 2x2x3
• 3x2x2
• slim
• tower
• rubik
• puzzle

[bigandrewgold]

How thick is the plastic sheet that you using to make that tool?

[nechronius]

Honestly it doesn't really matter exactly how thick it is. But generally anything from 1-2mm is fine. You can even use a piece of credit card plastic to make tools, which is about the perfect thickness.

[Raenaud96]

I dont own apoxy putty so I was wondering if I could use my glue gun instead

[nechronius]

A glue gun is not an acceptable substitute, sorry. You can't mold the glue and the glue ultimately doesn't cure to rock hard consistency so pieces will eventually wobble loose.

[arcrobe]

ya, you realy take your time to explain. and great job on the tutorial series. thats a way of puzzle building i never would have thaught of.

[nechronius]

Many of the techniques I demonstrate can be used in other builds. If anything at all, I want people to walk away with the idea that you can achieve better build skill and alignment with simple tools and a little bit of creative thinking.

[kidgrose]

where can i get apoxie sculpt? i cant find it at lowes, home depot, ect. plz help me

[Voider87]

Hey, I don't currently have time to watch all of these videos, I will soon though, but is the core made up of a mini 3x3?

[azamop]

hey can i use void cube corner and edge ???

[kckeanu]

this tutorial was long but i made 3 of them, one black, one white, one transparent

and they are awesome thanks

[assblaster217]

i like how the white one looks finished.

it looks perfectly made and very nice

[TomProductionsGO]

thanks im going to go to the entertainer tomoz and buy a keychain cube to do this lol