I made a working LEGO RUBIKS CUBE!! (part 2)

[@RubiksCube]

Great video thanks for sharing!

[@hraom]

wait Rubiks commented on the video, and it only has 7 likes?

[@kinge.-_-.e]

And only two replies?

[@nasdfigol]

Rubik! I used your tutorial and I actually became faster than my friend lol

[@reydenisweird6861]

darn

[@FallyingHigh]

oop, Rubiks commented, means they're looking into it! Rubik's x Lego let's goooo!

[@TiagoCatarino]

I'm impressed! When I made a 3*1*1 cube I kept telling people it was impossible to make a fully working one at this scale. Well I guess I was wrong, nothing really is impossible with LEGO! Well done man!!

[@Imnahha]

Yeah

[@B6Flix]

hello!

[@Daniel_TheAnimator]

Ayo its Tiago himself

[@puzzLEGO]

thanks man! appreciate your work!

[@tpgnclan6426]

Omg it’s actually tiago

[@ujakuk900]

Heres a tip to improve: instead of a 1x2 and a 1x1 tile in the corner piece, you can use a L piece instead. I know its not much, but it could still bring it closer towards perfection. I am definetly supporting you in this!

[@fortnitesexman]

1X1 plate i'm guessing? tiles don't have studs

[@tymtrap]

@@fortnitesexman he does mean a tile

[@TheEmeraldMenOfficial]

@@tymtrap No he doesn’t. He’s referring to the black layer of the corners: PuzzLEGO used a 1x2 plate and a 1x1 plate for the square corners, when he could have used a 2x2 corner plate. LEGO naming protocol is currently as follows… Tile: 1/3-height piece, with a smooth top face (no studs) Plate: 1/3-height piece, with studs on top face Brick: Normal-height piece or more (for example, the 1x2x2 brick, which is double-height). A minifigure with no hat/hair piece is exactly 5 bricks (or 15 plates) tall.

[@tymtrap]

@@TheEmeraldMenOfficial o i didn't know he was talking about that

[@ballartem]

Yeah he could have used that L piece

[@YouCubeParadigm]

As a SPEEDCUBER and LEGO LOVER you have no idea how much this excites me! I've been wanting an official Lego Rubiks cube for the past 5 years now, and this is the closest we've ever been! Great work! You've got my vote!

[@khosbayarsukhbaatar4122]

Yes

[@pi172]

Pls dont speedcube this precious Lego built, lol^^

[@coelophysisstudios465]

I’m with you there bro!

[@CubingTube]

Ayyyy it YouCube!!!

[@calvinnguyen7884]

@BrickBoi Flynn SAMEEE

[@Z3Cubing]

Wow! Time to order some more LEGOs... :)

[@BarelyNoticeable]

The man who helped boost this years long project into popularity ❤️ Gotta share the support and credit where rightfully placed 🎉

[@michael1234252]

Same here. I've got a bunch of Legos and I don't think I have all the parts that are actually needed. Mostly the 2x2 half triangle tile pieces and the 1x2 rounded corner plates. along with a few others.

[@borkhimself]

@Repent!. why are you in a reply to a youtube comment

[@xCaPTaiNx]

LegoboyZ3

[@Studs_Studio]

Why does this say 13 days ago and not 1 week?

[@_dtayylor]

man this is a crazy build, super heartbroken to see it not get approved, but it doesnt mean lego doesnt have their eyes on it for in the future!

[@Tingman]

YES LET'S MAKE THIS HAPPEN

[@coyotecat2839]

Hi tingman

[@kiwicuber]

CMON GUYS WE CAN DO THIS

[@_Bozo_bro]

I love you tingman

[@the_swest]

ITS TINGMAN LETSGOOOO I LOVE UR CONTENT!!!!

[@the_swest]

Say use code olor or TINGMAN LOL

[@TDBRICKS]

This design is super clean!

[@mr1910sguy]

noice

[@_Bozo_bro]

Omg Elon bricks

[@SpiceStopMotion]

Hello chicken brother

[@domimomi3954]

Its your decision but i wouldnt reccoment putting it on lego ideas. The designt will be completely overthrown and you as the creator wont get any credit for your idea. It would be better to release it as an moc for an alternative company where youll actually earn some money from it

[@Ropro1808]

Hi TD

[@dmwg]

That solving method was extremely unique, I've never seen someone solve a rubik's cube like that. Edit: That was the blindfolded method.

[@nox6438]

thats exactly what I was thinking it took me till halfway through to realize hes using bf method while not bf, his time does make it seem like a bf solve lmao

[@cubingforfun3191]

It’s not blind method it is similar but it’s a different way for learning beginners because for blind u do all edges then corners

[@AstonishingStudios]

Project has

[@noahlewis6920]

Hey, Marcel. Quick question : when's your next video? I'm just wondering.

[@scratchthecatqwerty9420]

It's already more than 1k supporters!

[@thisprojectisretired6298]

And the 6 one :)

[@jumperk5627]

As of writing this comment, it has already hit 3,459 supporters (myself included)! There's (almost) no way for it to fail at this rate.

[@parzival6344]

@@jumperk5627 “this project has 606 days” The viewers: Give it a week.

[@redfoxblacksocks]

"I'm not a speed cuber" I mean... technically, you just set the world record for the fastest solve on a lego cube, right?

[@noturmom]

yes

[@gtbgabe1478]

Cube is cube

[@nasdfigol]

@@gtbgabe1478 .. is cube

[@jzjejeje3008]

@@nasdfigol .. is cube

[@nasdfigol]

@@jzjejeje3008 .. is cube

[@LEGOCOOKING]

A.W.E.S.O.M.E Love your video so much

[@flingof]

Nice

[@34_satriabimantara_xii_tei86]

Man you made my childhood

[@ChiockenPlayzC]

I know you

[@joshiemah]

This is insane dudeeee. Hope it becomes a real set with the work you put in :)

[@thisprojectisretired6298]

Hello mr josh i love ur vids :)

[@sageleaf2942]

I joshiemah I’m a huge fan

[@American_PhilippineA]

so, you use rubiks cubes too?

[@neorodan_]

Mr. Joshiemah! You are a cuber too?

[@futurefurry]

WWAHT YOu?

[@BoardGamesBricksHobbies]

This is great, because the 2x2 round tiles are so much easier to swap than the stickers when you don't feel like solving it! 😂

[@CrawliestCotter]

Most cubes are super easy to take apart. No need to ruin the stickers

[@noturmom]

I'm hoping that when u take the panels off it ruins the structure, that way there is no point in taking them off.

[@arandointernetworkeruserac9502]

@@noturmom I'm hoping you stop being annoying

[@haph2087]

@@CrawliestCotter Agreed. The “just take the stickers off” is really bad. Not only does it damage the stickers, and adhesives are a pain to work with, but you literally have to move more than twice as many stickers around than if you swapped the pieces. If you can’t solve the cube, don’t swap stickers, just take it apart and reassemble it, it’s better in every way.

[@Sick-cada]

@@haph2087 or, just don't get a Rubik's cube if you aren't going to actually use it. And doing it "for display" isn't a valid argument because almost all puzzles except for like jigsaws come out of the packaging already solved

[@TheSnow_Golem]

I built this cube myself at home, and here's a suggestion that makes it more stable: replace the 2 Technic pins 3/4 on the yellow and white faces with studs with holes. makes it a lot more usable. Edit: Also, replace the vent pieces with the 1x2 flat oval piece, to reduce catching when you turn.

[@puzzLEGO]

dude thats so cool that you still found improvements. If you can manage to make the cube stable, that would be genuinely impressive

[@TheSnow_Golem]

@@puzzLEGO There is one last problem: The pieces push each other apart as you use the cube. So even if you get it stable, it will de-stabalize itself over time. The current design is probably the best that there will ever be. Unless someone re-works the whole mechanism. Maybe a ball core instead?

[@puzzLEGO]

Ball core would make a 2x2 viable. Actually I was also thinking of a 3x3 but modified and made more stable for a 2x2. Idk tho I don’t think I’m going to keep working on this Rubik’s project

[@Brick_Science]

I support this 100% You should too 👀👉👉

[@Platington]

first

[@Platington]

hi brick science i love ur videos

[@iskimforever]

@@Platington same!!!

[@coyotecat2839]

Hi

[@AntProfessor]

hi you are so cool

[@Dargonhuman]

What an interesting _turn_ of events, didn't expect this to take the _twist_ it did, but on the _face_ of it, I shouldn't be surprised that the _core_ of the idea was so solid.

[@puzzLEGO]

wow thats a lot of puns

[@Living_Murphys_Law]

A fellow dad joker, I see.

[@slothXII]

reported

[@Brigeb20]

I hate that you made me breathe out of my nose slightly faster. take my damn like.

[@braxtonwhitley8505]

And this only has 4 replies?

[@ExcelSwissKnife]

I can't believe I only discovered this today and was so excited for it to go to production, only to find out that just YESTERDAY they rejected it ☹

[@bluwulf]

Oof

[@jm329]

It looks like it would come apart too easily.

[@kittygumdrop7442]

​@@jm329there have been plenty of big money backed sets that fall apart easily (Harry Potter class book sets for example).

[@jm329]

@@kittygumdrop7442 But you don’t play with those.

[@SleepyFen]

My concern with this would be it falling apart the second you twist it a bit too hard, rather than seizing up like a regular cube.

[@eel12333]

To be fair, a lot of regular cubes just fall apart too 😅 but not into this many pieces haha

[@gregmosier5908]

@@eel12333 I'll second this statement, and besides, if you're looking for a speed cube, you're not building one yourself out of LEGOs. This is for the fans of both products and the true fans know the limitations it'll have.

[@schnek8927]

@@gregmosier5908 Doesn't mean it can't be improved further. Nothing wrong with simply wanting it to be as good as it can be.

[@gregmosier5908]

@@schnek8927 reread the comment that I replied to. The guy is worried that it's going to fall apart if you try to twist it too hard. There was nothing said about trying to make it better, just a MINOR complaint about it not being good enough.

[@imEden0]

@@eel12333 yes, but only if you make it really lose.

[@AlterationAnimations]

I love how you can just keep improving on this build. I hope LEGO will consider this a set because I can tell you have put a lot of time into this and I could see a lot of people actually buying this set since it's such an awesome concept.

[@blastoise3568]

If only lego actually listened to our ideas

[@calvinkenneweg8228]

The way you geek out over the part numbers and terminology adds a ton of flavor to a LEGO fan like me. And a Rubik's Cube?? Touching my heart strings there too! This is an amazing accomplishment and whether it's works out or not, know that tons fans admire your work.

[@DavidFan793]

I’m soo happy someone figured out how to actually make a working Rubik’s Cube- and very well working one at that! I love Lego and Speedcubing but never figured out how to do this before! Thanks for taking my suggestion as the first one too- really appreciate you and your work!!

[@GrIs899]

Gg

[@krisiverse]

amateur speedcuber here, and I've never seen someone try to solve the opposite face second 😆😆 this is brilliant construction, really well done!!

[@jacobchristopher8995]

The fingernails of a man who lost his orange piece separator.

[@chillout9017]

they are vile

[@SpeedWithE]

No, he didn’t lose it. He just can’t use it on other other pieces except the orange ones.Lol

[@fixindan3592]

What I like about this is it’s not a huge set that will cost $200+ like most LEGO ideas sets proposed by submitters. Sure those are cool, but bigger is not always better and some of those large scenery builds I feel like are similar to sets we’ve seen before. I appreciate a small build like this that makes you go “Wow! This can be built with LEGO?”

[@MDmtbs]

This is a really good and fun cube to build, but if you are looking for a fully functional cube this might not be the best option. It is cool to display but it falls apart really easily.

[@JustAnotherDudeHeree]

Honestly the ingenuity here blows my mind! I'm not sure LEGO would make an exact replica of your model per se because it could all get very confusing in a build manual but you get my vote.

[@mcgwerks]

It was hard for me to wrap my head around all the parts of the old design, this new version is really insane!! I'll be sure to support it!

[@YouCubeParadigm]

Any updates on this? Will you improve it and resubmit? Or make a video talking about what the process was like on Lego ideas? A lot of people voted for this, so it would be nice with a follow-up

[@puma_09hcr23]

To don't get in trouble with the company rubik i would suggest to call it a magic cube. Great work mate. its so cool to finally have a working cube in lego bricks.

[@BoardGamesBricksHobbies]

Yeah, the Rubik's brand is owned by Hasbro, which is a competitor. So a generic name would likely be needed.

[@puzzLEGO]

A couple people raised this issue, the reason I kept it was that lego ideas had a few categories for acceptable IP’s / trademarks so I just kept it. Lego are probably smart enough to change if they want

[@tyndaleepperson6630]

I think Lego can manage to make a deal to use the Rubik's brand.

[@cuboembaralhado8294]

Literally, its the translation of how we call it in portuguese actually

[@calebu2]

@@BoardGamesBricksHobbies it looks like it is even more complicated than that. It used to be owned by Rubiks brand and licensed to Hasbro, but was sold to Spin Masters last year. Worst case scenario we just need to get the Spin Masters team to license this for humanity's greater good. Can't see Lego wanting to do an "off brand" knockoff...

[@bimbelimbim4998]

Ive come up with a big improvement for the corners. Take a 1 x 1 Brick with studs on all sides to fix the triangles. Then stick inverted 1 x 1 cones with bar into the remaining 2 sidestuds. The Cones will connect to the surface 2 x 2 round plates, improving stability bigtime, while also giving you the crucial rounded edges, that are so nessesary for smooth turing. This construction makes the corners very stable.

[@rosifant312]

Realy good Idea.

[@puzzLEGO]

isn't there only room for 1 brick width? those cones look like 1 brick height (1 brick width + 1x2 plate height) besides wouldn't you only be able to connect 1 since the bar part would go too far, meaning others wouldnt be able to stick in all the way? as well, what would you stick on the bottom of the brick with studs on all sides, since there's one side with an opening? just wondering

[@bimbelimbim4998]

@@puzzLEGO Ive sent you 2 messages on rebrickable. At first I made instructions for the old version, since I wanted free instructions for this to be avaible. Then I saw this very video, updated my Studio file to it and was struck by this idea, as I thought about the necessity to make round corners and sent you the second message about it. My first messages on rebrickable contains a link, youll find the updated io-file and the instructions for it there.

[@puzzLEGO]

@@bimbelimbim4998 oh cool I haven’t checked rebrickable I’ll do that right now

[@bimbelimbim4998]

@@puzzLEGO Ive added a picture to my webcloud to showcase the precise positioning of the inverted cones. It needs to be done just right to work.

[@imnbakerstreet]

It's just so comfortable following your thinking flow, either lego building or cube solving. -- here you go my 1st youtube comment!

[@RMSAquitaniafan55]

I'm a huge fan of Lego and I love solving Rubik's cubes, I would love to see this as a set.

[@Keepit10011]

Really glad you made this.

[@thereoc]

Damn, you made it onto the video

[@taxevasion111]

yo congrats on the shoutout in the video

[@VibeWithMine]

dudeee this is underrated this lego set should be approved

[@TheBrickSeparator2020]

Absolutely amazing! As someone who has tried to build the same thing I'm genuinely shocked by how well this works! I'm going to support this right now! Would love to have it as an official set!

[@ryancarrell3186]

As much as I'd love this and want to see it as a set, Lego's standards for structural stability might be a roadblock for making this a real set.

[@SuicideSeason4545]

Yeah sadly they didn’t approve this project :/

[@AloeBootleg]

Your creation is cool I’m thinking of buying this

[@josh4614]

This has great potential. It’s not to big and everyone will love this.

[@tomis7895]

6:06 "I don't have to cut anything out " (Proceeds to immediately do a cut)

[@ARUL_YTofficial]

Wow it's really impossible I'm impressed that this works. congratulations.

[@capnkomo]

This is amazing, and I hope it becomes official, when it does it will be on my "to purchase" list. The only thing I was able to notice was at 2:22 when you flip the corner around, the construction could be very slightly improved by a boomerang plate paired with your stud in the corner.

[@legoat8747]

This design is insanely incredible! I hope it gets to 10k votes!!!

[@marcosreis9859]

you should put magnets in the cube and it will be better i think! good job btw! 😃

[@nosir5596]

This is pretty sick. Really ingenious engineering on it. I doubt it'd pass the Lego Ideas review process because I doubt the way the individual chunks fit together would be considered legal connections but I'd be really interested to see Lego's in-house designers try their hand at designing an official version.

[@sliceofpudding]

Technically, “illegal” LEGO building techniques are only arrangements that put undue stress or wear on lego parts. These are totally legal, as you’re not bending the pieces themselves to get them to fit together. It’s actually quite common for LEGO sets to have pieces that slide or rub against each other, but are otherwise completely unremovable without disassembly, just like the cube is doing.

[@scratch577]

After 30 seconds I’d give up and re-assemble it. Now I actually know how to solve a cube. Literally this video is what got me into cubing

[@TomboyRyna]

THIS NEED TO BE A SET! Seriously tho all lego & rubik cube lover will be so happy

[@IsaiahCreates]

Just looking at the thumbnail makes me wanna throw my hands in the air out of frustration LOL nice job! It looks insane yk build 🔥

[@puzzLEGO]

Something wrong with the thumbnail? Seriously, I think it could be better

[@IsaiahCreates]

@@puzzLEGO No I mean it looks hard to build! Which is a good thing, makes it seem even cooler! Don’t worry!!

[@sergemarlon]

6:30 "And we're done! *Boom*... the white side..." 🎉🤔🤣

[@dylan_1313]

I was so confused when you where solving the cube lol. 🤣🤣🤣

[@davidbears5213]

I love how LEGO gives you an automated congratulations on reaching 1000 supporters in one year. LOFL. It's only been one day.

[@giovaniarias9910]

I fully support this, Lego should have done something like this long long ago but you’ve done it, salutes to you my friend and keep up the good work. - Sincerely a random subscriber

[@raee_.x]

This is amazing I want one!

[@gusrizzuto5460]

i think it could improve the exterior looks if the circular color plates were replaced with a compbination of 1x1 curved corner tiles and 1x2 plates, only using curves where necessary

[@BetterDayz55]

I made sure to go and support this set. I would love to see this in my local Walmart or Target someday!!

[@lthez]

How did this not get approved

[@zenus4270]

Oh wow definitely worth the wait I am very glad you managed to make the cube even better. I would love this as a Lego set so heck yeah I am supporting this Very well done 👏👏👏👏👏

[@ibuildstuff]

Its amazing that you got the cube to work so smoothly, great work!

[@UncagedBeast13]

Lego needs to make a nail clipper set for this man

[@doim1676]

"do NOT waste time trying to actually use this lego rubiks cube as a rubiks cube" "Please support me so it becomes a real lego set" 😂😂😂

[@parzival6344]

I better see this thing at competitions

[@salmon4402]

@@parzival6344 Lemme go check the wca regulations for loopholes real quick

[@salmon4402]

Ok it seems like the only thing is 3k of the wca rules, "Puzzles should be approved by the WCA Delegate before use in the competition" If the delegate hates fun and happiness then they might ban it, but it looks like it satisfies all the rules.

[@doim1676]

@@salmon4402 no you didnt 😂😂 Well then, i guess thats the next step: 1. Make it an actual lego set 2. Make it an authorized speed cube 3. Beat world record with it?

[@parzival6344]

@@salmon4402 I will bring this and my gan, and hope that the lego one gets approved xD

[@konkondotzip]

Great design, you got my vote! I wonder though, would increasing the size of the cube make it more stable? My theory is that you'd have more wiggle room to add more precise parts in.

[@puzzLEGO]

yeah for sure, any bigger and it would be hard to operate though. if this doesn't get approved by lego I'm making a bigger version

[@Galaxy-hu7ht]

If you increase the size, can you test a ballcore made of these circular 4*4 Plate with a hole in the middle?

[@RoseWorldGacha]

This Rubik is more smoother and stabile than my Rubik from my near home shop-

[@smartpug967]

This is really cool and I have already supported it, but I can't help but notice you are being very, very gentle with it. I would like to see some faster movements to really show off how strong it can be. If becomes a set though, I'll still buy it.

[@gavin5410]

My guess is because it's lego if he moves it too fast or deforms it too much it will fall apart. I wonder how fast you could turn the cube if all the pieces were glued together. That way we could see how much of how slow he turns it is due to trying to hold ot together and how much is due to its shape

[@noturmom]

@@gavin5410 yes the ultimate piece pop lol

[@jumperk5627]

Daaamn, you're a fucking mad lad for not only making a Rubik's Cube out of LEGOs, but for also improving the design as much as you (realistically) can. I've only watched this and the previous video today, and I'm already impressed with the amount of effort put into this. Just supported the project earlier, 'cause I'd like to get my hands on an Official LEGO Rubik's Cube (when it gets accepted), but in the meantime I hope this hits 10k. (Entirely off topic, but I'm a new viewer)

[@ollyolly-gu3ev]

i have no idea what he is talking about but i can tell it’s genius.

[@NewEnglandIV]

I never thought the day would come when someone would design a fully functional LEGO Rubik’s cube. This is an engineering masterpiece!!

[@Phant0mZ_360]

It’s so much better,congrats!

[@Valcuda]

I want to see a speedcuber try and solve this in under a minute, and just watch the cube crumble in their hands XD

[@kcyalater]

I mean if you just turned it slowly (as in REALLY slowly)

[@TheB3]

I would totally buy this if it became a set! Supporter number 2605 here... a quarter of the way there already!

[@phoenixfilmzz3472]

If this becomes a real lego set I am for sure buying it.

[@XcalieverYT]

Nah bro I've been calling myself a Lego genius for years but now i just Don have that idea of myself anymore. Great video

[@JayWalker-kw6yt]

I enjoyed the build. The only problem I had with the video was your nails, it kind of bothered me , but , overall , the video was good.

[@Opsite213]

My guy was bad at solving but atleast he made it and succeed to finish it

[@liamkhoi]

Damn imagine getitng only 10% of ur subs supporting it, this project would be really progressing to become an official Lego idea. Really hoping for that day

[@bugboy9795]

It's been 10 hours and he's already over 1,000!

[@liamkhoi]

@@bugboy9795 Yeah. Hope it gets 5k this week

[@gmsniperx3623]

You are a genius man!

[@SunnyWasHere64]

I think it fun to have it in a display collection since it still be solvable.

[@RainbowDashShadesOfApproval]

Something tells me this isn't viable as a speed cube, but this is really cool! I'm sure with improvements over time, and possibly custom pieces, I think we could actually see a viable Lego speed cube.

[@gravy1625]

At 7:36 the orange side looks like samus

[@GatheredStorm_YT]

This would be perfect for my dad cause when he was around my age he loved legos and he still does he just doesn’t buy sets anymore, but he also loves Rubik’s cubes so I think he’d love something like this

[@mj_bricks]

This is insane!!! I really hope you get to 10,000 supporters😃😃 let’s see this become a LEGO set!

[@Thron2111]

4:50 good thing I watched this before commenting on the last video

[@yaelokre_is_life]

The best part about this isn’t even the fact that it’s made of a Lego and it works it’s the fact that whenever it’s scrambled you can just takeoff the tiles re-put them in the color order and boom new Rubix cube

[@melon1298]

If this becomes a real Lego set I'm buying it.

[@Rekusasu827]

Hah same

[@piecaruso97]

I have mi doubts about this becoming an actual Lego set because Lego has various requirements about strength and playability.

[@tomozex]

^ this. although the project is very clever, it is very fragile and will probably disintegrate after the first fall on the floor

[@jantemili]

@@tomozex most builds from ideas wouldn't survive a fall i think but then, those are mostly display pieces, and this one is meant to be handled... we'll see. dropping a real cube isn't too good for the mechanism too, isn't it

[@piecaruso97]

@Digital Inclusion about copyright issues I think they can just get a license from the copyright holders like they did with others ideas sets

[@Turambar3791]

Yeah but the idea is the idea lego may could improve this design to match those requirements :D

[@NonFatMead]

There's always the chance that Lego come up with a new piece that would make it work even better.

[@baconhair_noobby6470]

Bro is mumbo jumbo but with legos 💀

[@ray_on_drumzz]

Mumbo jumbo did make an actual working rubiks cube in minecraft once

[@Oscar1618033]

This looks awesome, but i'm quite concerned about the structural integrity of the pieces since the mechanism seem to connect to each face by only a single stud...

[@kiwicuber]

5:44 "Because all speedcubers solve the white cross" *Roux and other method users* *Colour neutral people* *People who solve on one cross colour only that isn't white*

[@puzzLEGO]

Lol I knew someone would say something like that

[@normanavarro3717]

@@puzzLEGO 6:35 6:35 6:36

[@NotTheWheel]

So heart warming are people who create things with lego. :) Good work little one o/ pat* pat*

[@MrBaconyBoy]

Dude can we talk about the nails on him/them?!

[@amazaneone1810]

4:18-4:20 You should try to find a way to make the cube more stable/tight, if possible.

[@thefieriestredhead8913]

Yeah, it looks like the pieces are gonna fall off at any time

[@JacksonReese-qx9th]

resubmit resubmit resubmit resubmit PLEASE! i would SO buy one.

[@Eliaz_]

the improvements are 100% better, looks like an actual rubiks cube, definitely will support this :)

[@kpapi4355]

What an incredible job you've done on this! This is such an interesting and complex project. I've loved to follow your progress on this. Amazing content mate!

[@puzzLEGO]

Thanks so much!!

[@AndreBaguette]

No matter how good you make it, Lego would never make this a Lego set

[@puzzledingo]

The person (or wild dog) who taught you the Cube will be expecting a 20 minute solve next weekend, (and half the proceeds from this project).

[@MineJulRBX]

Looks too fragile to be considered, however people from LEGO helping design & improve the build is all a part of the process, so I am very hopeful!

[@puzzLEGO]

Same

[@underwappgaming4549]

Wow I Never Thought Someone Bulit A Fully Working Lego Cube Keep Up The Good Work

[@jacksshedlego]

Your builds are very technical and is definitely something new and takes a lot of work to build! Keep it up! Support!

[@MiguelVicoR]

With 1x1 quarter-circle plates (plus 2x2 corner tiles) you could curve only the corners of the colored tiles you need, whilst keeping the rest square.