deto mod🤤

is this the v2 M? I took my washers out of my yuhu v2 m for this as the centers are known to break

Your modded 3x3x2 looks so freaking cool!

Such a peaceful turning style!

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hey! i just got into big cubes... which would you think is better to buy for me, moyu aosu v7 single UV or the aochuang v6 triple UV?

better this or vincube?

Can I ask for the 3d printer files

2:46 are those the screams of my inner demons??

Damn, that's the most in-depth video about magnets in a cube that I have ever watched.

Cool!

Do you think that stronger springs for the meilong 6 can be a cheaper alternative to ball core?

what are these custom logos you have on your cubes?

Why do you not use the aochuang v6?

As always, great video!What product did you use to dissolve the glue of the wing magnets of your aosu v7? I want to change the strength of my single track Aosu v7 , the magnets are way to strong for me. Which magnets would you recommend?

Is that an rs3 2020 on the thumbnail?

Eu estou precisando do seu numero de celolar para eu

This video is from 2021. Here's the update from 2024: Qiyi has a made 9x9 v2 that has the same internal mechanism as the v1, but with several upgrades including: 1- adding the Aofu GTS's anti-deforming mech, which is a huge deal considering how easily the second layer pieces pop or cause deforming lockups on the v1 2- sizing it down to 68mm which is the size of the diansheng 8x8 itself 3- making it factory magnetic The 2-shell (5x5 inside 9x9) design of the Qiyi 8x8 and both their 9x9s, theoretically makes the cube less solid and stiff than the Diansheng 8x8 and 9x9 which have a 3-shell (3x3 inside 5x5 inside 9x9) design. Combining 2-shell with the anti-deforming mech seems to be the best way to make an 8x8 or 9x9. Funny story regarding point 1: I once made a video of me failing to sub-8 a Qiyi 9x9 v1 because 2 pieces popped during PLL, and a KZbin short titled 'Why every bigcube needs the Aofu GTS's anti deforming mech' which is clipped from that video. The inclusion of the anti-deforming mech in the v2 almost feels as if Qiyi watched my video and answered exactly what I asked for.

Didn’t this happen in the Xman Flare?

Do you recommend dorito modding the aochuang v6?

what version of the aochuang v6 is that?

worth to do dorito on hong? also how to compress spring

I can’t get my aochung v6 center cap out plz help

Hey, would you recommend doing this mod on the vin? on mine the inners are quite slow and fast lube just doesn’t wanna work

Can you please share the stl because I really want to print it but I don't know anything about 3d modeling? I tried printing other models but they don't turn so well.

Could you posibbly share the stl files because I would really like to print it, because other models are not good as yours. PLEASE😢

is it possible to add a kind of texture to the pieces to give the cube a sandy feel for much longer? i really like the feel of the fanshi shuangren and i want it in a more modern cube

Wow interesting

MOYU: 😱

What app do you use for cube designing?

Out of the cubes you’ve Dorito modded, which cube do you think benefited the most? Is the mgc 4 worth modding?

Can i normally dry it without uv light 🤔

Can i use uv gel top coat no wipe sealing

What are you applying

By any chance did you try simply removing those unglued magnets on the triple track? Do you think it’s really necessary to replace them with weaker ones? Maybe the green circuit is enough by itself.

Can you make a core magnet tutorial for 4x4? I've watched some of your older videos (more specifically the QY M Pro 4x4 vs Meilong 4M) and saw that you had corner to core magnets. Any tips or even better, a tutorial on how to make that?

Update since this is a old video that's still getting views: The non WCA bigcubes, in order of best to worst, as of 2024 are: This list was made from a mix of my own personal experience, and pictures of the cubes I've seen online. 1. Diansheng (+) factory magnetic (+) smaller (+) covers 8x8-15x15, except 14x14 which is still in prototype phase Rumor has it that the Meilong designer changed teams and re-released his designs, which is why the Diansheng mechs are more similr to Meilong than anything 2. Meilong (+) the 10x10 and above are fastest and lightest of the bunch, and personally I think it's the highest quality in terms of the plastic and the overall build (-) the 8x8 and 9x9 are lower quality and much slower and tighter than the 10x10-13x13, might be because it was outsourced to a different factory (-) due to the designer having changed teams, this series is unlikey to have new members beyond 10x10-13x13 The 21x21 structurally would qualify as a Meilong, appears to be of similar quality but is slightly pillowed. 3. Qiyi mixed (+) and (-) similar to Meilong, might be more stable but in exchange is slower (-) weird colour scheme, especially with the pale blue and slightly purple-ish red (still better than having red replaced by pink and having an extremely red-ish orange like a certain series from 2016) (-) currently only covers 8x8-11x11 Qiyi has just announced a new 9x9 that is factory magnetic, primary, with stickerless caps, likely to compete with Diansheng. So this series may one day be overhauled. 4. Yuxin (+) Has the second fastest release schedule, covering every cube from 12x12 to 16x16 (-) the pieces are significantly more squared off and get stuck more easily than other brands, even for the slightest misalignments. I occasionally had to turn faces 270 degrees because they won't go 90 degrees in the other direction (-) significantly slower than the Meilong series and takes more effort to turn mixed (+) and (-) the super huge outer fillet makes the cube feel smaller, but also makes the layers harder to grab or flick 8x8-11x11 are still the old Huanglong series, and turn better than most cubes that follow new generation sizing. However, they are huge in size due to being sized according to old generation big cubes. They have been since re-branded into Little Magics and re-made in lower quality plastic. 5. Shenshou (Sengso) (+) Their released schedule is far ahead of the pack, currently have everything from 8x8-19x19, except 18x18 (-) tied with Yuxin for being the slowest and taking the most force to turn (-) (-) (-) (-) pillowed Recommendation: 1. Just get Diansheng 2. If you cant wait and Diansheng hasn't made it yet, get Yuxin 3. If you cant wait and Yuxin hasn't made it yet. get Shengshou 4. For very specific cubes that only one brand has, get that one (ie the only example I can name here is the Moyu 21x21)

Yuxin should make a huanlong version of there big cubes 8x8x to 16x16

Great video, what are the specifications of the weakest magnets you used to replace in your triple track?

It makes sense maybe that's why I like gan 2x2. I should check valk 2.

Check out my community post for a close-up look at the magnet layout diagrams and magnet repulsion graphs: kzbin.infoUgkx5Fbko-2zcowewvgW3WzuUt_P9KLPbXsy Note that the cube depicted in the diagrams isn't exactly the Aosu v7, and it is in fact the example cube from my "How to design a 4x4 Rubik's cube" series. The diagrams exist mainly to accurately portray the magnet layouts, while the accuracy of the actual mechanism is not the main focus, and it was symmetrically neater to trace over a cube that I already have a 3d model of.

There appears to be a repelling edge magnet slot in the inner edge piece. I wonder if that was reminent of an earlier prototype.

Great video! The pictures and graphs were really helpful and explained why I don't like how my innermost layers turn on even big cubes. (I probably won't get the Tornado v4 Pioneer) Moyu was really quite clever here, and I wish their implementation was better.

I've noticed with my double track aosu v7 that the inner layers will sometimes turn without the outer layer - when im doing a wide U turn and I put my force on the inner layer only, it will occasionally turn only the inner layer and the outer layer will stay still. Is this an issue you've noticed with the triple track?

Nice video !!!!

Yes! New vid!