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If you want to get a cube to muck around with, don't frustrate yourself with something default - either pull apart and lubricate one of the standard ones, or pa
by prawn 11y ago
If you want to get a cube to muck around with, don't frustrate yourself with something default - either pull apart and lubricate one of the standard ones, or pay a little bit more and get something used by at least keen amateurs. The cheap ones are pretty miserable to use.
I have one of these and it's smooth:
http://lubixcube.com/lubix_dayan_guhong_v1.html http://lubixcube.com/lubix_dayan_guhong_v1.html
Bad Mephisto has already been linked elsewhere - he has some really helpful videos and a cheatsheet to refer to.
- torrent-of-ions 11y agoYeah and get one with plastic stickers as well. The Rubik's brand ones begin to look disgusting before long.
- Bognar 11y agoI highly recommend any cube from Dayan, but this is my favorite: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008U6V50U http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008U6V50U It's smooth as butter, and there are no stickers to cheat with.
- captn3m0 11y agoStickerless cubes were until very recently illegal in competitions. The new regulations (in effect from July 2015) allow these now, meaning a stickerless Zhanchi is a really good purchase.