Bandagable LEGO Rubik's Cubes!!

[@trudyneo]

lego and rubik's should team up to mass-produce this. that would be great

[@W4LRUS7769]

More like Lego and Moyu/Qiyi

[@KasabianFan44]

"Bandaging Rubik's Cubes adds a whole new *layer* of difficulty" - I see what you did there...

[@oldsmay]

KasabianFan44 bu dum tiisshh

[@mollygruss7292]

KasabianFan44 LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

[@DaKing08]

*ba dum t s s*

[@aussiegirlxx5154]

you should stick little lego people on them

[@EldrichDargon]

"i just peel the legos off"

[@JabranImran]

Yess

[@ste2195]

lol

[@goldensnake6375]

That is cheating

[@wadewilson3309]

+Super Laser Eye I eat the Legos off with my chimichangas.

[@victoriatube159]

may the power of crist compel you

[@SeanMoran03]

Looks great for feet solving

[@neuralink7018]

BABCGA looks even better for blind solving

[@SeanMoran03]

Juyoung Kim how about multiplied?

[@SeanMoran03]

*multi blind

[@neuralink7018]

BABCGA ummmmmmmmm

[@aborreca]

Sean Moran you are evil 😈

[@yoohzi]

Imagine foot cubing with this.

[@michaeladams3762]

Oh my god you are evil.

[@savitar2581]

We would die.

[@goldenarrow5196]

are you trying to to keep us from sleeping???

[@ze_or]

ahahahaha xD

[@therealkitten6088]

Oh god

[@shivamg.4714]

im not sure you can see that... but as you can see...

[@AhDollar]

Haha.

[@xyzzy7xg]

LOL ROFL

[@chosenundead4610]

its so awesome to see someone flick a rubiks cube around like that and solve it

[@woshua3143]

seriously?

[@cubersanonymous5180]

Young Guns-Ap boi

[@redrar00]

Did you just... Fr?

[@Doanakamom]

Ive confirmed. you can make one out of the mini valk (although you do have to sand the edge of literally every piece because they are just slightly too big). I just finished mine. Spread the news.

[@redkb]

HA! If I'd thought more about it I'd buy the 2x2 circular plates. Then I wouldn't have had to sand the the edges. :)

[@BeefBroccol1]

does it corner cut tho

[@fyecofi]

it would probably pop

[@abbywindy]

I thought you used actual legos... It's just a Rubik's cube mod :(

[@technoturquoisegd9054]

Liam Elliott Me too. D:

[@demetergrasseater]

Firey from BFDI Lego pieces don't really allow that type of movement. You could have a cube that has rotating sides, but no pieces would be able to move from one side to another

[@DanTheStripe]

Firey from BFDI When are you coming back? :( :P

[@SirLazaroth]

Plural of Lego is Lego not Legos.

[@hisroyalbonkess]

+Sir Lazaroth Gonna comment that to everyone?

[@MuzikBike]

Now solve it with your feet. ... I'm a horrible person.

[@ItsPandaaa]

Muzik Bike - Geometry Dash and stuff OH GOD

[@brodysguitarlessons7352]

Muzik Bike - Geometry Dash and stuff

[@MuzikBike]

Brody Webster

[@krissi772]

Muzik Bike - Geometry Dash and stuff yes

[@3rxk.]

i keep finding you

[@ThatTexanCollector]

One does not simply Sand down Lego Bricks.

[@JacobBrown-ku7lo]

I like legos and I like rubik cubes

[@shadowninja9018]

Than this is for u!

[@Princess201234]

Then*

[@shadowninja9018]

Y U NO LET ME HAVE FREEDOM

[@maxwell_edison]

Why* do you* not* remove caps** add period**

[@zhewenteh]

Me too!

[@redkb]

For the 3x3 I'd get 4 2x4s for each color, 1 extra 2x2 of each color and one 4x4 of each color. That will give you plenty of bandaging possibilities.

[@Bannakaffalatta200]

how about a lego 5x5?

[@beastlyfe2169]

It wouldnt work

[@dmurray1200]

Brandon Rynders Why not?

[@chewiescustompuzzles]

there isn't a lego the right size to fit a 5x5, a 2x2 lego plate is too big and a 1x1 is too small

[@fourstuds]

Do the corners have to be rounded?

[@MinecraftMan0719]

I DO NOT SUSPECT SO

[@MinecraftMan0719]

DJcrafter it would just help prevent lock ups

[@fourstuds]

DJcrafter Yell much?

[@FreeCpRareAccounts1]

***** o ya cause you can hear text.

[@jaspervanloon4104]

***** you can but it isn't necessary, but it just looks a bit more nice

[@kyleschnell]

can you make a lego 2x2x2?

[@julianrose9883]

not worth the time

[@santumChannelYes]

You can.

[@kevin5573]

bandage the 4x4.

[@Toad1K]

Oh, that's what bandagable cube means. The sanded plates look really cool! Woah! Your fast at turning these!

[@szlanty]

WHY NOT MAKE A 2x2 VERSION?

[@greencreeper9677]

Random Mapper/Scratcher/Robloxian try finding a 2x2 that has peices that are the same width as a 2x2 Lego plate.

[@evieatarax]

It could work by 3x3 plates. just a thought, though

[@suuri.mp4]

Random Mapper/Scratcher/Robloxian, Why not a 1×1?

[@ryethornton-taylor7170]

its to big 2x2s are ~yoda

[@thepurplepaw2231]

Try finding 3x3 plates in red, white, orange, blue, yellow, and green. + I know for a fact they don’t make 3x3 plates in orange.

[@benjaminsnyder1430]

One of my favorite mod vids on youtube. I must have watched this 5 times in the last year. I want one!!!

[@chewiescustompuzzles]

I have one more for sale.

[@benjaminsnyder1430]

how much is it?

[@chewiescustompuzzles]

US $35.00 plus shipping

[@K9V1]

What is the algorithm you do? Looks cool.

[@adamelkholy9282]

Mi u mi u mi U2 m u m u m U2

[@stephengoodwin4417]

Adam EL Kholy What does the "m" stand for. I have never used it in any of my algorithms.

[@voax37]

Stephen Goodwin you turn the middle layer only ( M stands for middle)

[@stephengoodwin4417]

Ben Stahlke Thanks!

[@oofxd9619]

M2' U M2' U2 M2' U M2'

[@fishblade2]

what type glue did you use? How long did it you let it dry for? What sets of lego blocks did you purchase to do the 3x3 and the 4x4? and how did you place the glue on the pieces to keep the glue from leaking out onto other pieces of the cubes locking it up? Thanks for the help! I plan to buy the stuff in a week to make this cube. Also could you please give me a link to all the different ways to bandage a lego cube? I couldn’t find the person you spoke of in the video.

[@ZackMuffinMan]

RedKB What size is the QJ 3x3 you used? Is it 4.8cm? (48mm)

[@ZackMuffinMan]

Nvm it is

[@AhDollar]

04:51 - 04:53 "So I'm not sure if you can see that, but as you can see here..."

[@snaredrumcool]

Ah Dollar omg I'm dead 😂😂

[@AhDollar]

Thomas Cook How did you write the comment if you're dead?

[@snaredrumcool]

it's a figure of speech

[@AhDollar]

Thomas Cook I know what it is. Don't worry.

[@snaredrumcool]

Ah Dollar ok

[@yanirmatoledo6864]

Try bandaging a 1x1x1 (insert troll face here)

[@KasabianFan44]

I wonder if it would cornercut

[@PantsYT]

Why not insert the troll face as ascii art?

[@t6amygdala]

Troll faces are totally still funny

[@theJakal137]

actually, it depends on the tiles, tiles that are quite thick are banned as you can see the other colours from the side but some may be allowed if they're thin.

[@ronpetersen2317]

This totally needs to be a commercially made cube

[@MangoTangoFox]

I subscribed to you because of your original lego cube video. :D Its so cool to see that you finally managed to find a cube that fits perfectly with the tiles.

[@Herminatorn04]

i would use it on a competition

[@jonoyt]

Its illegal you can see the opposite side

[@Danicker]

probably wouldn't be legal since you can tell the colour on the side of the lego pieces from advantaged angles

[@Herminatorn04]

Danicker you get that i am joking right?

[@connorbell45]

Put flat lego plates on instead and put stickers on those. ;)

[@dankadoodle]

Plz tell us how did u did the second algorithm for 2:09

[@Spencer167]

People are going to call me a loser, an idiot, and probably many other things! But people: it's LEGO not LEGOS. The plural does not need a S! :P

[@xyzzy7xg]

NO!!! The plural is LEGO BRICKS.

[@carlysemenuk7388]

THANK YOU!

[@callumstrachan4774]

Spencer Mead The plural is Legos...

[@Spencer167]

It's not pal. Just look it up and you'll see.

[@colechristie6903]

These lego are amazing sounds weird, right

[@armourcraft]

So, if you're thinking about revisiting the LEGO 4x4, the Type C WitFour 4x4 is right at 64mm. You should have a go with that one and see how it turns out! Just thought about it, I would use the stickerless version, would look cooler!

[@chewiescustompuzzles]

The Rubik brand is the best to make a Lego 4x4x4, I already made one.

[@ThomasBomb45]

Website says it's 62mm

[@mastertoru5531]

Can this corner cut XD

[@abdulsamadsheikh]

Aexis Crater I made one and it does!!

[@chewiescustompuzzles]

I made 4 of the 3x3x3 lego cubes (all have different color themes), the QJ Mini 3x3 cube is the perfect size. I also made 1 4x4 using a Rubik's brand 4x4, it isn't as smooth as the 3x3's but it works well. I am not sure if there are any legos the proper size to make a 2x2.

[@MonsterEnergyPlays12]

Me : MUM!! I FINISHED A RUBIKS CUBE!!! Mum : Ok Honey, that's cool Me : "cool" you say? Y' know how LONG this FUCKING TOOK ME?!?

[@s_fremz512]

he was probably using beginners method, which with all of the time that I used it, it was impossible to get under 30

[@redkb]

Correct I make videos every other weekend so no video last weekend. :) My definition of the weekend is that the video will be uploaded before I go to work on Monday morning. I almost didn't made it for this video! :)

[@TheStubbyPencil]

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY.

[@abdulsamadsheikh]

Maybe I sell mine later on...

[@ryan.k.r]

Wait what

[@simpyuchiha2271]

Futureama

[@sairamniranjan3908]

4x4x4 bandagable lego cube is excellent! You can use it like cuboids like 2x2x4, 1x2x4, etc.

[@aryxn_]

2021 👇

[@vincenzomauro8666]

I'm sorry to bother you but an you please tell me how big is the 3x3? thanks!

[@darkbrutalion9708]

there are different sizes from 40-50mm

[@bassblaster505]

Dark Brutalion 8mm-40mm-50mm

[@PloxCleveringa]

6mm-40mm-50mm

[@kop123ist]

the one in the video is Dimensions: 48.0*48.0*48.0mm its link in the about

[@darkbrutalion9708]

Jordan Ryan i knew it lol

[@golliath33]

Hey, this vid was on my b-day :D

[@LeanLoky]

+Hyper AG so optimistic

[@xxlillixx-uw4ur]

Happy bday

[@golliath33]

+Minecraft 4 ever well my b-day almost 4 years ago

[@wadosuman9799]

+Sunshinejd028 Pardon me, what? Your 5 years old?

[@golliath33]

+MigsRock A.k.a 456migs344 no. I am 2 times that age.

[@mahshugger]

Hey man, awesome video and an awesome mod project, especially for those that like twisty puzzles AND Legos! I just ordered my Lego plates and the QJ mini, so within the week I'll be working on my own. One quick question: what grit did you use for the sandpaper and about how much do I need to round of the corners? Just a touch, or more? Thanks! And again, awesome video!

[@pankajsood123]

Lego cube+ 👣= destruction⚡️🔥💥

[@theJakal137]

after looking up the QJ 3x3, i think it is 4.8cm/48mmm. But i dont fully know as the cube may have changed. Consider measuring the length of 3 lego pieces and then seeing the measurements needed. Hope this helps :P

[@ratio3049]

why dont you do cube in a cube in a cube U' L' U' F' R2 B' R F U B2 U B' L U' F U R F'

[@loagenantle6866]

faith in humanity restored. you actually gave the algorithm, not a scramble. :)

[@ratio3049]

Ivan Dujmić it is not my pattern I did not design it

[@ratio3049]

Ivan Dujmić yur wulcum

[@ashaydwivedi420]

He Showed In His Cube In A Cube Pattern Video That This Is His Own Way Of A Doing It And Everyone Likes Their Way

[@ratio3049]

Ashay Dwivedi k

[@IAMIAN97]

I recently learned to solve the original rubik's 3X3X3 and was wondering what a good 2nd cube/speed cube is that wouldn't be too expensive or hard to solve? Also are there any particular techniques or tips you would give to get a faster solve time? Any feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[@guitarsurronsurfing]

Who is here from z3 cubing

[@lauraburnette286]

I am

[@Rednaxicus]

@@lauraburnette286 no u

[@AnImmortalBean]

I saw his 4x4

[@cdm966]

i feel like there is a world of cube puzzles and you are the overseer of that world.

[@TheScarletInfector]

why not use the circular 2x2 plates? Than you don't have to sand the edges and it won't allow the plates to bump each other as much when turning.

[@rohanix8953]

Dosent look as nice

[@TheScarletInfector]

+Rohan C. opinion. The gans 356 uses a circular center sticker and is one of the most popular speed cubes.

[@zakazakaboy344]

+TheScarletInfector but its too big

[@TheScarletInfector]

+Zakax2Boy I didn't mean to use a gans. Just that a round 2x2 piece would look fine, and prevent catching.

[@zakazakaboy344]

Ooh

[@IISATURNIP]

Shengshou v1 is about 63mm, you could sand down the pieces and it would fit just fine

[@thatgirlkeilah]

Can you make a few more and do a give away?

[@user-mi5pn6mk2h]

DUDE, make your own -_-

[@carldeguzman4199]

maybe it can be used for practicing extanded cross the bandaged pieces is the f2l pair you will use

[@Kummahndough]

How tall is the Mini QJ? I was thinking about making one, but with a different mini cube with the same dimensions.

[@christiank7837]

54mm i think

[@EricGallant24]

I think it's 48mm

[@jonathanmcclen3682]

+order661000 Its 48mm I did the math == 64 / 4 = 16 16==lego brick size 16 * 3 = 42mm

[@aliciapearcy1450]

+Jonathan McClen 3x16=48 not 42

[@giannispolychronopoulos2680]

Jonathan, you really need to pay attention to your math classes

[@tortillajoe]

I'm totally planning on making this cube. Gonna get the "bandage" pieces too

[@AndrewMartin101]

These are the 2 things I LOVE: Rubik's Cubes and LEGOS!

[@TBgamer-ob3ep]

+Andrew TUBE contrats you found the best video for yourself!

[@AndrewMartin101]

O.O I did?

[@TBgamer-ob3ep]

Andrew TUBE *does announcer voice* Yes! You win... Absolutely nothing!!!!!!!!!!!! *Insert fake crowd here*

[@TBgamer-ob3ep]

Andrew TUBE *Claps*

[@SirLazaroth]

Plural of Lego is Lego not Legos.

[@jamesgodfrey5289]

could you solve a 4x4 like a 2x2 RedKB. could you make a video on this.

[@Player5xx]

guys to make one you need a cube where each piece is 16mm. so if a 3x3 is 48mm across like the QJ it works, if its a 4x4 that is 64mm across then it should work. 5x5 you need it to be 80mm across etc.

[@emoman7777]

i have actually made two lego cubes one that is my main cube for practice not for speedcubing even though i don't speed cube and a bandaged lego cube which took me a lot longer to understand to fully solve it and i trying to decide if i will make a video on how to solve a bicube(bandage cube) with 3 algorithms and only one of the algs is from the backflip master but the only problem is that i barely can make a decent vid with a flip which is really bad and i don't know how to do video editing

[@quez504]

how much did the pick a brick cost

[@jordan2738]

Pick a brick online costs about .20 USD per piece, plus 5.00 USD for shipping, if you have a lego store near you just try there and you'll save a lot of money

[@quez504]

k thanks

[@Smischmal]

Jonathan Velasquez There's also this site callled bricklink. I got all of my 2x2 plates there for only a couple dollars for my recent go at this cube.

[@samlonneman7320]

On the Lego website, I got the 9 peices on each side plus an extra for each side just in case, and they cost exactly $9.00 total, plus tax and shipping, which if you live in the U.S. adds up to a little over $15, with 13-17 business day shipping. Hope that helped!

[@billyhamilton1234]

Which cube did he use for the first cube that he used in the video.

[@SuperMarioGuy12345]

Probably a Rubik's Brand.

[@harmonicarchipelgo9351]

I think he said it was QJ mini cube

[@65lol56weird65lol56]

Hey redkb, not sure if you check up on your old vieos but if you see this I would like to know what you used to round off the corners as I am going to try and make my own bandageable lego cube (:

[@cheeseman441]

Do you think that the zhanchi 42 mm would be big enough for the 3x3 or would it be too small like the lanlan. Please respond so that I can know wether to use my much more favorited Dayan, or if QJ is the only one i could use.

[@FashionistaDreamer29]

I have questions... on average, how much does each cube cost? Like how much does an already assembled cube cost and where are some places I could get one? And... How much does it cost to make my own cube and where can I buy prices for it? Also how can I make my cube turn faster?

[@Liramek]

$10. Internet. $10 + Materials to make it. Google for materials. Lube

[@MacPro5598]

Finally! Now I know what you did with your LanLan 4x4!

[@shiiiguthewise6778]

have you tried 1x1 plates for smaller 4x4s like the Cyclone Boys 4x4?

[@whitesoul197]

Hi Kenneth, what kind of sandpaper did you used, a rough one at first, then a fine one? Or just one of them. Was it a special Sandpaper? I want to build one Legocube myself. You did a grast job there with yours!

[@nerdkidjsrf]

wat glue do you use, is it 42mm cube, and what sandpaper do you use?if you could answer these questions i would really appreciate iit, thanks

[@calebmoon3809]

Does anyone know where he got those lego pieces? It looked like he had a bag full of those certain kinds if pieces...I dont feel like sorting thru my lego collection.

[@calebmoon3809]

Of pieces*

[@YELLOWCAPE]

These combine two of my favorite things

[@dominik6497]

I want to make a Bandagable 6 x6 what one do i buy

[@VFsBawlS3]

Use this fact to get an appropriate measurement: Each LEGO brick is exactly 8mm across, so each 2x2 LEGO plate is 16mm*16mm. This is why the QJ mini 3x3 that he used is perfect, since it measures exactly 48mm across (Three 2x2 LEGO plates). For a 6x6 you would need either a 96mm*96mm cube for the 2x2 LEGOs, or try to go with 1x1 single LEGO plates and require a 48mm*48mm 6x6x6 cube. An added note is that sometimes the cubes are measured in cm, which is of course 10x the mm count, so 48mm=4.8cm. I wish you the best in fixing one up!

[@ollyshaklez]

hey redkb, i wanted to make one of these, and i wanted to know what size cube you recomend using, cause the un-bandagable one you made is bigger, so what size cube did you use to make this one in order for the LEGO plates to fit perfectly?

[@michaelwindsurfer54]

can i use a 3x3 rubiks cube brand for this???????? this is really cool, i might do it ,thanks

[@KennethBrandon]

At 1:15 you can see me use sandpaper. Probably around 220 grit.

[@cristalshadowroblox]

you should make a lego bandagable 4x4 5x5 and 6x6, itd be a nice collection

[@WezRants]

So this is what u needed that 4x4 for. Was this the project ?

[@rcfanatic2000]

Where can u get a blank cube that dosnt come with stickers and is put together.

[@shadyking3912]

use any stickered rubik's cube and just peel the stickers off

[@ivnitroxb]

Get a DIY and you can conserve the stickers.

[@JamesCoyle95]

Ethan D. Best to just buy the assembled and remove the stickers. The DIY are often more expensive due to labor costs associated with checking all the parts are there.

[@ivnitroxb]

+James Coyle I suppose so, but I think the added few cents or a dollar or two is not a problem for most people. Also with a DIY, you can lube and tension it to your liking without having to take it apart. Like I said before, you also conserve stickers which you could use later.

[@ivnitroxb]

However if you don't feel comfortable assembling it, just peel the stickers off.

[@WiiLikePi]

Couldn't you have filed each of the pieces down at the edges so that they do not overlap the gap between cubies? (obviously after the fact it would be obnoxious, but possibly doable.)

[@adamtuma5050]

What type of glue did you use to glue the Legos to the cube?

[@thelundproject]

What did you use to round the corners? Just some sand paper?

[@Hettdizzle]

you can just sand off the legos that stick out too much. since the spacing will still be perfect, you dont have to worry about being unable to bandage it!! :D

[@connorrowe2447]

Thanks so much for doing this video. I made mine on a 2x2 instead, and it turned out great.

[@Yacob-qu6rr]

hey whats that alg at the beginning? i like the pattern but i cant find it

[@Yacob-qu6rr]

You can give it to me in notation

[@oldsmay]

Meep470 it's called cube in a cube, there are videos on KZbin, idk the notation

[@Tw1stedMoogle]

The cube isn't sold on Amazon anymore! Where can i find it now? Also, is there a list of the lego pieces you need to buy somewhere?

[@Dounaiyubaihe]

Does this work with moyu aolong v2

[@dietwater5176]

No it's to big

[@OnceUponAJon]

Would any other 4x4 work besides the rubiks? Maybe a mefferts?

[@1c3f1r3741]

so are these plates different than the ones you used for the original lego cube?

[@flyinghorseknuckles]

Any clues about super-gluing the Lego pieces onto the cube? It seems my gluings pop loose under moderate pressure. How do you secure your pieces so tightly that they can withstand prying the banded pieces off over and over? BTW - that is one glorious Lego cube!!! ~Jon

[@Player5xx]

could i inquire how many of each piece you would recommend getting in order to do most bandages?

[@danielparr1551]

can you make a whole tutorial video for making the 3x3x3 LEGO Rubik's cube as a more detailed explanation

[@randomperson6353]

thats so awesome! can you post a vid on how to make them

[@jesusmorales5979]

What cube did you use? I know it was a 3x3x3.

[@matteovidali3829]

QJ Mini 3x3x3 Cube

[@mandipchauhan3302]

Does anyone know any rubik cube Lego sets or instructions made entirely of Lego

[@periclod1877]

You could also put different colored tiles on and change the colors

[@burnsgri]

What algorithm do you use to turn the corner

[@Nalyd997]

B2, 4x (Ri, Di, R, D), U, 2x (Ri, Di, R, D), Ui, B2 There you go hope you enjoy that

[@alfie031511]

So can you use a normal sized 3x3 cube or does it have to be a mini QJ cube

[@TheJuggleO]

Thanks man! I made one from a regular cube and hope to sent you a video of it.

[@marchingmolar]

Will the standard Rubik's cube work for the 3x3x3 or do you have to use the QJ?

[@crystalika9590]

You could use *Smooth Tiles* for a better smoother grip.