God Emperor Pentultimate

[@TonyFisherPuzzles]

The most underrated puzzle maker on earth.

[@captaincornstarch]

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[@GetRidOfHandles]

very true

[@Cuber101]

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[@adrilor8088]

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[@CrazyCuber0]

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[@PuzzleWorks]

"I want someone that looks at me like how Matt looks at big puzzles."

[@Cubeorithms]

That is incredible! As always Matt, congratulations on this huge accomplishment!

[@m_affiliates]

if i am not mistaken, this is the only stickerless pentultimate of any order that exists as of me writing this comment

[@NKCubed]

Wow, I literally wasn't sure if it was mass produced at the start or not. Thought you might've been unboxing a design of yours that got factory made 😆 Congrats, crazy how far you've come when I thought that your stuff back in 2014 was peak home made puzzle making. Hats off man.

[@stephenber2114]

Cannot wait to see your next projects. This is amazing

[@corenpuzzle]

The turning on of this puzzle is absolutely incredible. Truly a masterful piece of engineering and FDM 3d printing. Congratulations on the record!

[@matt.bahner]

🥲 this means a lot coming from the GOAT. I owe you a massive, massive thanks for pioneering FDM. You are literally the singular reason I got back into puzzle building. I was in so much awe seeing your Atlasminx, and I had written off FDM up until that point. Only now do I truly appreciate how insanely hard it must have been to build those massive minxes.

[@matt.bahner]

I thought your 22x22 was an act of insanity, but then when I saw the atlasmix, I realized it was actually an act of genius. Nobody in their right mind thought FDM could do that!!! HOW DID YOU KNOWW????

[@Zacubing-official]

@@matt.bahner can’t I make a 23x23 cube please wait until December 25 2024

[@broran_]

Wow, honestly would have never guessed it was 3D printed. Looks absolutely amazing, and it looks like it turns insanely smooth given its size. Can't wait to see the other puzzles some day 👀

[@SamsDesigns]

Dude this is so cool. Hands down one of the most amazing uses of fdm 3d printing I’ve ever seen!

[@DanielPyle]

This is amazing! Fantastic work!

[@Ajnb2004]

The puzzles you make are absolutely incredible!

[@curiousNic]

Holy moly, what a phenomanal and extraordinary gem of a puzzle. Fantastic work!

[@SmiteoPuzzles]

can't believe you made that on an FDM machine. Absolutely bonkers and magnificent

[@susanbahner9819]

This is incredible! Amazing design and I love how the core is engineered as a speed cube. Can’t wait to see the rest of your creations Matt!

[@turquoiseturquoiseturquois1174]

Mad incredible

[@brickinapresent]

wonderful work.

[@TinyMaths]

That thing is beautiful. I can't imagine the headaches tally for making a puzzle like this.

[@osdboza]

Just wow, I love your persistence and determination. I really hope you get something good out of your excellent skill 😊

[@cubedragon6500]

Incredible puzzle! A masterpiece

[@laiscube]

What's your opinion of PLA vs PETG for printing especially big cube centers? Both types of centers have strength issues: 1 - the hanging ones which are typically composed of a head, neck and root, sometimes if it's a T-center it has wings. The problem with these is that they tend to be very small and thin. 2 - the middle one where it looks like a big umbrella. The problem is that the pieces pull the umbrella upward, or the umbrella pushes the pieces down (whichever, or both due to newton's third law), but the spring/screw assembly pushes the foot of the umbrella down, which providing tow opposing forces that would eventually rip the center apart. (I believe this is related, though not identical to how the 22x22 died, and I had a proportional 7x7 that died the same way) Based on what I've seen online PETG is more flexible and temperature resistant, but has more stringing and is harder to print. There is some disagreement on strength however. I've only ever tried PLA.

[@matt.bahner]

1) Many FDM issues are easy to fix if you just scale everything up. Most designers refuse to accept this and print their puzzles substantially too small. 2) The 20x20 exploded because of a tolerance issue actually. It turns out that slicers add 0.3mm of plastic to faces with support material. This offset added up with many pieces and created an extreme outward force 3) PETG is actually not hard to print, in some ways it's easier than PLA. If you use a powder coated PEI sheet and are diligent about using a filament dryer, it basically prints like PLA with better bed adhesion. It also is way stronger, more heat resistant, and creates a pleasant turning quality on puzzles. I've experimented a lot with both, and seriously, just use PETG. It's so much better.

[@laiscube]

@@matt.bahner Thanks for the help! Would probably give PETG a try.

[@KamTheCuber]

This is incredible!

[@Physicus9]

Do you think you're going to solve the Yottaminx any time soon?

[@Chirp197]

This is dope!!

[@srinivasaraoa6710]

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[@pilotboy217]

Dude upload your floppy petaminx and mini 7x7 to your etsy shop!!!

[@MahipalSingh-nv1bq]

amazing 👏

[@armengevorkyan654]

HOW IS THE TURNING SO GOOD FOR A MONSTER OF THIS SIZE!?!?

[@abhijeetghodgaonkar]

Nice build yo

[@bonfiggy5620]

Super cool! Would you ever consider selling the files for others to print and assemble themselves? I'd love to try and print/assemble a beast like this would be a really fun project! It would obviously be for personal use only I'd even be willing to sign a contract or something but this is so cool and I would love to be able to print it! Would you ever consider something like this? Please let me know, thanks!

[@hwlui7520]

twisted yottaminx?

[@SpotErrOne]

3:25 squishy

[@Zoltcubes]

Wow

[@theblueway7017]

Shape mod of a megaminx into mastermorphix back into megaminx

[@infrabread]

thats very big

[@Tripleyou]

wow!

[@turquoiseturquoiseturquois1174]

Boy hi wow wow wow wow wow clover clover clvoer

[@pavelkrutskykh7494]

😮

[@Zacubing-official]

23x23 form 3D print

[@Danielvrijhof]

35x35 when

[@turquoiseturquoiseturquois1174]

I LOOOOOOOOOOOVE SOLVING CUBES!!

[@nowymail]

The tiles are a nice touch. And the core is just hands down. Let it be an example for other designers to explore the idea even further.

[@CrazyCuber0]

How do u even solve that😅😅😂😂😂😂

[@JJCuber27]

What the hell

[@siddhanth1824]

This is the (n-1) (penaltimate) 🤓🤓

[@lennonebel6041]

I emailed you about designing puzzels. Can you get back to me?:)

[@undergroundambassador]

Absolutely incredible feat!! Congratulations! The stability and turning quality is insanely impressive! 🔥🔥🦾

[@juanigula123]

The Best cube i see this year.....i gonna subscribe, but , i already ar

[@srinivasaraoa6710]

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