Rubiks.com Quality and Products?
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Rubiks.com Quality and Products?
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P.S.: As some of you may know, I'm portuguese, so I would ask you if you could speak in english.
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Regards
Well, already solved the Lube matter. Now, I have one question. My uncle bot me a new cube that he bought @ Toys'r'us. It was very stuck to rotate layers, so I opened it and lubed. Then I assembled it back and tried to rotate. It wasn't stuck as before, but it is far from being like my first cube. I thing that the problem is that the screws are too tight. Is it? If it is, what should I do?
(I've searched for "screws" and it returned 2 topics that were in tagalog, which I don't speak.
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Well, I've already searched on the net and in the forum a tutorial on how to lube the cube. I didn't find anything, so, I'm creating this topic so that you can tell me how to lube my cube.
I have silicon spray.
Regards
P.S.: As some of you may know, I'm portuguese, so I would ask you if you could speak in english.
Last edited by Tharis on Sat Sep 13, 2008 7:05 am; edited 3 times in total
Tharis- 2x2x2
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Re: Rubiks.com Quality and Products?
hmm.. check mo u tube.. haha..
may different ways.. ung kay pestvic..
may different ways.. ung kay pestvic..
Syalang- 4x4x4
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And what's the best way?Syalang wrote:hmm.. check mo u tube.. haha..
may different ways.. ung kay pestvic..
(My cube is an official one)
Tharis- 2x2x2
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45 deg. method works for me very well
turn the top layer 45 deg. pry one of the edges then spray some silicone inside then put back the edge and spread the silicone (work it in) by turning all the faces of the cube or simply scramble and solve it
turn the top layer 45 deg. pry one of the edges then spray some silicone inside then put back the edge and spread the silicone (work it in) by turning all the faces of the cube or simply scramble and solve it
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Tharis wrote:Well, I've already searched on the net and in the forum a tutorial on how to lube the cube. I didn't find anything, so, I'm creating this topic so that you can tell me how to lube my cube.
I have silicon spray.
Regards
P.S.: As some of you may know, I'm portuguese, so I would ask you if you could speak in english.
silicon or silicone? from what i've heard silicon is not that good. silicone (with an "E") would do best
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Hi Tharis,
There is already and existing thread about lubing your cube.
I hope you will use the SEARCH button next time.
I type in 'lube' in the box and this is one of the threads that came up:
https://pinoyspeedcubers.forumotion.com/noob-s-area-f12/how-to-lube-your-cube-t2049.htm?highlight=lube
This is the 45-degree method that crazymrk told you about.
There is another way of lubing your cube.
Please go you youtube and search for the user, Thrawst. He has a good tutorial on lubing the cube.
Lastly, i hope what you have is siliconE spray, not silicon spray.
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I will be deleting this thread in a week or so, so please take note of this. thank you.
There is already and existing thread about lubing your cube.
I hope you will use the SEARCH button next time.
I type in 'lube' in the box and this is one of the threads that came up:
https://pinoyspeedcubers.forumotion.com/noob-s-area-f12/how-to-lube-your-cube-t2049.htm?highlight=lube
This is the 45-degree method that crazymrk told you about.
There is another way of lubing your cube.
Please go you youtube and search for the user, Thrawst. He has a good tutorial on lubing the cube.
Lastly, i hope what you have is siliconE spray, not silicon spray.
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I will be deleting this thread in a week or so, so please take note of this. thank you.
Re: Rubiks.com Quality and Products?
jettyboy1 wrote:Hi Tharis,
There is already and existing thread about lubing your cube.
I hope you will use the SEARCH button next time.
I type in 'lube' in the box and this is one of the threads that came up:
https://pinoyspeedcubers.forumotion.com/noob-s-area-f12/how-to-lube-your-cube-t2049.htm?highlight=lube
This is the 45-degree method that crazymrk told you about.
There is another way of lubing your cube.
Please go you youtube and search for the user, Thrawst. He has a good tutorial on lubing the cube.
Lastly, i hope what you have is siliconE spray, not silicon spray.
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I will be deleting this thread in a week or so, so please take note of this. thank you.
I used the SEARCH button. I put "Lube The Cube"... (It wasn't really smart..., but I used it)
Tharis- 2x2x2
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Tharis wrote:I used the SEARCH button. I put "Lube The Cube"... (It wasn't really smart..., but I used it)
It's good to know that you at least tried. But try to generalize the search more so that you'll have more options.
Thank you! and hope all is well in Portugal ^^
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@tharis
wat do u mean official one? depende yan sau. pwd bukas lahat kung inde iyong spray lang sa loob
wat do u mean official one? depende yan sau. pwd bukas lahat kung inde iyong spray lang sa loob
Syalang- 4x4x4
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Syalang wrote:@tharis
wat do u mean official one? depende yan sau. pwd bukas lahat kung inde iyong spray lang sa loob
He doesn't speak / read tagalog. Please read his first post.
When he said official one. I think he mean't rubik's brand
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paololzki wrote:Syalang wrote:@tharis
wat do u mean official one? depende yan sau. pwd bukas lahat kung inde iyong spray lang sa loob
He doesn't speak / read tagalog. Please read his first post.
When he said official one. I think he mean't rubik's brand
Exactly twice! I don't speak neither read tagalog... Sorry...
Official One = Rubik's Brand
Thank You.
(After the Lube, got a new record 47.23 Single and 58.78 Average) Let's see if I can reach < 40s average and < 30s single.
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Tharis wrote:Well, already solved the Lube matter. Now, I have one question. My uncle bot me a new cube that he bought @ Toys'r'us. It was very stuck to rotate layers, so I opened it and lubed. Then I assembled it back and tried to rotate. It wasn't stuck as before, but it is far from being like my first cube. I thing that the problem is that the screws are too tight. Is it? If it is, what should I do?
(I've searched for "screws" and it returned 2 topics that were in tagalog, which I don't speak.
Regards
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Well, I've already searched on the net and in the forum a tutorial on how to lube the cube. I didn't find anything, so, I'm creating this topic so that you can tell me how to lube my cube.
I have silicon spray.
Regards
P.S.: As some of you may know, I'm portuguese, so I would ask you if you could speak in english.
have you tried opening the center cap. AFAIK (as far as I know), Toys 'R Us Cubes doesn't have an adjustable screws. Unless you bought the Rubik's Assembly Kit. If It is adjusted, pop out all the center caps, and adjust the screws. Turn the cube first before you put back all the center caps.
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paololzki wrote:Tharis wrote:Well, already solved the Lube matter. Now, I have one question. My uncle bot me a new cube that he bought @ Toys'r'us. It was very stuck to rotate layers, so I opened it and lubed. Then I assembled it back and tried to rotate. It wasn't stuck as before, but it is far from being like my first cube. I thing that the problem is that the screws are too tight. Is it? If it is, what should I do?
(I've searched for "screws" and it returned 2 topics that were in tagalog, which I don't speak.
Regards
PREVIOUS POST
Well, I've already searched on the net and in the forum a tutorial on how to lube the cube. I didn't find anything, so, I'm creating this topic so that you can tell me how to lube my cube.
I have silicon spray.
Regards
P.S.: As some of you may know, I'm portuguese, so I would ask you if you could speak in english.
have you tried opening the center cap. AFAIK (as far as I know), Toys 'R Us Cubes doesn't have an adjustable screws. Unless you bought the Rubik's Assembly Kit. If It is adjusted, pop out all the center caps, and adjust the screws. Turn the cube first before you put back all the center caps.
Today I opened it and I got surprised because it is impossible to adjust... :'(
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So, I'm thinking on buying some things from www.rubiks.com
Assembly Kits: I'm thinking on this one -> http://www.rubiks.com/Shop/Products/Rubiks%203x3%20Assembly%20Cube%20with%20lube%20pvc%20stickers.aspx
What's your opinion on these Assembly Kits?!? Are they resistant and for a SpeedCuber-Wannabe is that good?
Stickers: My cube stickers are damaged and getting off and I thought on buying some new PVC Stickers? Again, what's your opinion on this ones?
Any other product that you recommend me to buy?
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Tharis wrote:
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So, I'm thinking on buying some things from www.rubiks.com
Assembly Kits: I'm thinking on this one -> http://www.rubiks.com/Shop/Products/Rubiks%203x3%20Assembly%20Cube%20with%20lube%20pvc%20stickers.aspx
What's your opinion on these Assembly Kits?!? Are they resistant and for a SpeedCuber-Wannabe is that good?
Stickers: My cube stickers are damaged and getting off and I thought on buying some new PVC Stickers? Again, what's your opinion on this ones?
Any other product that you recommend me to buy?
Rubik's Assembly kit is a DIY (Do it yourself) kit. It means you can pretty much disassemble the whole thing then put it back in the way you like. (like change the core, screws, etc..) And yes its good for speedcubing.
About the stickers, Rubik's Branded cubes has PET sticker. They have a film that once it get peeled off, the color will get faded. I suggest buying stickers from cubesmith. www.cubesmith.com They offer the best quality PVC stickers and tiles for your cubes.
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paololzki wrote:Tharis wrote:
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So, I'm thinking on buying some things from www.rubiks.com
Assembly Kits: I'm thinking on this one -> http://www.rubiks.com/Shop/Products/Rubiks%203x3%20Assembly%20Cube%20with%20lube%20pvc%20stickers.aspx
What's your opinion on these Assembly Kits?!? Are they resistant and for a SpeedCuber-Wannabe is that good?
Stickers: My cube stickers are damaged and getting off and I thought on buying some new PVC Stickers? Again, what's your opinion on this ones?
Any other product that you recommend me to buy?
Rubik's Assembly kit is a DIY (Do it yourself) kit. It means you can pretty much disassemble the whole thing then put it back in the way you like. (like change the core, screws, etc..) And yes its good for speedcubing.
About the stickers, Rubik's Branded cubes has PET sticker. They have a film that once it get peeled off, the color will get faded. I suggest buying stickers from cubesmith. www.cubesmith.com They offer the best quality PVC stickers and tiles for your cubes.
About the DIY, one folk said me to buy the it here www.cube4you.com instead in Rubiks.com ? What's the main difference and your opinion...
(Sorry being so repetitive, but when a guy gets in the moment of spending his economies, he doesn't want to lose )
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Tharis wrote:
About the DIY, one folk said me to buy the it here www.cube4you.com instead in Rubiks.com ? What's the main difference and your opinion...
(Sorry being so repetitive, but when a guy gets in the moment of spending his economies, he doesn't want to lose )
this is base on my experience
when buying a DIY (let's say from cube4you.com). I would rank DIY types in this manner.. C > A > D > E > F > B.
difference? im not really sure. some say its the quality of the plastic. other say its the way the cube cut corners.
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well... i think quality wise, rubiks.com would be better, although i've never tried it before; i'm just assuming.
but more people buy from c4y because the prices are negotiable and the quality of it is not bad. i use a type A and i get really good times with it.
as for the ranking of c4y diys. i would rank the best as type A... then...
the rest are crap (in my opinion)
but more people buy from c4y because the prices are negotiable and the quality of it is not bad. i use a type A and i get really good times with it.
as for the ranking of c4y diys. i would rank the best as type A... then...
the rest are crap (in my opinion)
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