I made the world's LIGHTEST *Speedcube*
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- I modify a 3x3 speedcube in every way imaginable, in order to make the lightest possible cube that can still be solved quickly!
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0:00 - Intro
0:46 - Requirements
1:34 - Cube Choice
2:49 - Core Explanation
4:48 - Core Modification
7:53 - Piece Modification
9:55 - Final Solve & Weigh-in
#RubiksCube #cubing #Z3Cubing - บันเทิง
Everyone: Pushing the limits of "Cubing"
Z3Cubing: Pushing the limits of "Cube"
Lol
true
Lol
We need at least 3 more youtube cuber like this
yah, this is what he does
Now do the world's heaviest standard-sized speedcube.
"And now I'm adding the uranium..."
Bismuth is probably the densest materiel you could feasibly make a cube out of, pretty much anything beyond that will give you radiation poisoning 😅
@@Mythikron a small price to pay for salvation
I think he have made that video im not sure where or when but i guess he did a video about making the heaviest standard size cube
th-cam.com/video/HeoPLu1rLD8/w-d-xo.html
I think this is the video
A suggestion I have:
I'm sure that the reason you are hesitant to start flicking the cube is that it'll start to fall apart. The individual pieces would probably be fine; however, there's just too much flex.
I suggest using thin string/thread superglued to form 4 diagonals in each individual cell. It'll probably bring it back above 30g, but I'd think you'd be able to speed cube much better.
I thought about something similar, but maybe instead of one large hole in each face, he could make three or four smaller holes and leave support plastic in between. He'd probably have to give back the three grams shaved off this time, but it would be with far fewer compromises in function.
this could be solved with a yet still stronger plastic as well, plastic with much less flex but with pretty much the same density, but it would be more expensive.
alternatively, the frames could also be made slightly thicker and that would probably provide more support without adding that much extra weight, but it would be a bit harder to make because you'd have to be more precise and careful and more mindful about how much plastic you're removing.
the only other idea i have beyond that is, tearing up the plastic yourself in this manner is probably disrupting the structural integrity of the frames of the cube pieces themselves, if you could cast the plastic directly into this shape using a mold, or more realistically just getting them custom-made, that may also improve the sturdiness some.
yeah, 3d printed or such allows you to do these honeycombs and actually make it sturdier with minimum weight gain
video gaming
These people are smart
Alternate title:
The most illegal cube for competitions
A channel called Human Controller made a cube that solves itself, with servos and processor inside
@@LordZarano oh yeah thats way more illegal
@@LordZarano i’ll have to take a look at that
@@LordZarano Fuse the two,get the most illegal cube evrr
This is basically just an extreme speed cube. Otherwise, it actually makes it more difficult to solve due to the interior overlapping segments.
The final thing actually looks really cool
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GAN: Write that down, write that down!
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Charles the French reference
Charles the French
stolen comment btw
The body: starting to decay
z3: NOW THATS INCREDIBLE
thanks for likes
Bo
Why did I watch all of this? I don't even own a rubics cube.
Me neither. Yet now I I might want one. That's a good video.
Me neither
You should probably buy one online if you want a good cube.
Europe or Asia: www.ziicube.com/Brand/Moyu-RS3M-2020
USA / CA
www.thecubicle.com/
*or*
speedcubeshop.com/
Australia / Oceania
www.dailypuzzles.com.au/
@@Lussimio you’re so nice and kind it suspicious
@@zainalnashef2385 Lmao
people who build race cars: "you and i are not so different"
Speed holes
WEIGHT REDUCTION BABY
And gaming mice
Simplify and add lightness
Plastic Chairs for Weight reduction
On a completely unrelated note, if anyone knows where I can buy a spare core for a Gan XS, let me know. :P
hi! just buy a gan XS and sell the pieces lolz
oh yee Z3 is here
Nic voice crack 10:38
Here on the GAN webpage: shop.gancube.com/es/product/gan-dual-numerical-ipg
Awesome! That's exactly what I was looking for!
The anxiety of him just pulling apart the cubes and mixing all the pieces together 👁👄👁
Nobody:
TH-cam: Rubik's cube weight reduction for you!
Please become funny
@@DayFlounder ikr
This is the comment I was looking for.
Me who has never had anything to do with rubics cubes or anything similar:
*Hm yes interesting*
me who's never been able to solve a rubik's cube and hasn't so much as given one any thought in decades, and his no idea what much of what he's talking about means:
*Hm yes interesting.*
Hmmyes
@@hmmyes7172 lol did you make ann acc for this
Just saying if u do get into cubing... ur not getting out, its a spiral
@@RayRay-cq7cp Spiral? Seems like an inefficient design for a cube....
Imagine someone using this in a competition and just needs to look at one side to see the colors of all the other sides
Don’t think this cube is comp legal.
@@KnuxMaster368 It's very obviously not
@@yarrowplant lol
That would be great for 2 by 2!
@@yarrowplant Why is it not competition legal ? There are requirements for the weight ? (I’m not a cuber by the way… )
It's really cool af looking. Did such a great job and I appreciate the long hours he put into making this thing just to make this video. That's so awesome
He seems like the type of guy to know how to solve a Rubiks cube
You liee!
no way bro that's simply not possible
You cutting those blue peices in your hand with that dremel made me nervous
Same here
Look at his left thumb before and after the time lapse, or more precisely, around 8:51.
I hope it's not a bad injury.
@@a.y.102 yeah its a smol cut
You could start with drilling small holes instead of removing everything. Then check for structural integrity and drill bigger ones. Rinse and repeat until it's perfect or no longer practical.
More holes, not bigger holes. A mesh is almost as light as a hole, but a lot stronger.
@@mal2ksc a w"hole" lot stronger
@@mal2ksc might be easier for him to just glue a thin plastic mesh to the pieces after cutting a big hole out of them tbh
I wonder if he listened to this suggestion and tested it to see if worked out?
You made this way more complicated than you thought you would. I love it.
The cool thing is, with a few tools we could make this at home as well
The tutorial is all here & you’ve got a cool little collectors piece at the end 👍🏼
Lfa
About 3D-printing: many have suggested that this approach would be significantly lighter and easier, but I disagree.
In my experience, 3D-printed plastic tends to be significantly weaker than its mass-produced counterparts, making it difficult to create even a very basic 3x3. The intricacies of a speedcube mechanism would be near impossible to replicate on an ordinary 3D-printer. The same is true for the outer grid of plastic holes that make up this puzzle: in order to achieve the same weight, the plastic would be much more brittle than my actual speedcube with holes in it. Further, the amount of human effort to create and iterate such a design, even for someone who is competent in 3D-modeling (I am) and has a 3D-printer, would be at least close to the time I spent modding, and much more if you count the time spent printing. All of this for a cube that's heavier, more fragile, and would require many more hours of custom sitckering.
Consider SLA or nylon SLS printing, should be a good process for that.
Resin printing or injection molding is where you want to look for manufacturing processes to simplify the build; and lighten the part using programs such as SimScale. Your right about the standard FDM printing being on the weaker side on average, but only by a small margin. Its all dependent on the resolution possible with the printer as well as other factors. I still have parts around in Carbon Fiber Polycarbonate that are very close to the strength of metal. My two poor snips lost to one part testing the strength. But your hobby, your choices.
Ever try Carbon Fibre?
I disagree, Nylon SLS can get the geometry you're looking for easily, and you really only need to design 3 pieces. It may not be "speed cube" tier on your first iteration, but thats part of the journey.
Them: I don’t want to use this $65 speed cube *pulls out other cube* that’s where this comes in
Me: but... they’re the same cube?????
The intro reminded me of the video where he disassembled a bunch of cubes.
Hey guys welcome back to Z3 cubing and today we will be taking a look at my very first 3x3....,...or not.......
@@arvindiyer1649 do you know how many HOURS does it take to reassemble a 9x9 megaminx?
Or a Xennaminx
Or an examinx
@@starp7675 or a 33×33
puts half of the cube on the weight counter 2:02
11:14 That was already 25 seconds
2:56 Washers: “Am I a joke to you?”
The last time I was so early cubes weren't hollow
The last time I was so early people would shut up
@@JoelJ557 the last time I was so early people didn't throw unnecessary banter to random people
@@robindiaz21 the last time I was this early people wouldn't randomly badge in a conversation like they were important
Last time I was this early people didn't used to write "Last time I was this early"...
flip I’m late
1:00 rest in pieces
2:24am on New Year’s Day and this was recommended to me. And instead of going to bed, here I am watching a video about cubes.
11:53 you should paint the interior black
When you cut the individual cubes don’t cut out the parts that touch another so that it’ll turn faster and more reliable
Thanks to you I now know about speed cubes, way to go on improving them
I really like this design and I think that you could fill in the empty space with clear plastic and that would look really cool, while remaining functional
okay i’m only a couple minutes in but i can already tell-this is going to be a super cool video. i solve casually (i’ll bring my cube with me on trips and can get a consistent solve of ~45 seconds) but like talking about cubing anyway and this is going to be a conversation starter!
yes a nother one so entertaining and fun to watch thanks so much you make my days with these vids
So crazy I ran into this video. I actually designed an IDENTICAL hollow cube that I 3D printed over the summer. It's fully functional but I wouldn't call it speed cubable. If you're interested in messing around with it or the stl files I'd be happy to share!
I have a 3d printer, can you give me the files?
Dude. You are a BEAST! Really appreciate your genuine enthusiasm, passion for cubing, & the innovative craftsmanship!
(Just spit-balling, here.)
I wonder if an actual, REAL, pure carbon fiber cube has ever been made? I bet THAT’d be super light weight & durable! 🤔
The amount of effort you put into your videos is unbelievable 😁 Congratulations
Superb. I’d actually like a sturdy version of this.
A heavy, lightest ever speed cube! :)
literally amazing!!!
These videos are so much fun to watch! Thank you for making them! You are awesome!
It gave me anxiety when he was cutting small objects in his fingers with a dremel
1:25 30 seconds at most? Everyone isn't that blessed XD
*not everyone is
I can do under 13 second
@@qsr6838 So do I XD
That's why it's for speedcubing not just normal
I wonder if a see through cube would be good in a competitive setting. Maybe try doing something like this but instead of hollowing out parts you could replace the removed material with see through plastic
it would, which is why it's banned. being able to see one side through another isn't allowed, because being able to quickly remember the sides you can't see is part of the skill
I dknt watch speedcubin videos, not even rubix cube videos, but I cant- stop- watching- this- guy-
Z3Cubing Is really good at customizing Cubes. Magnets, Springs, Lube, and more
It looks pretty cool!
hi
i didnt know that there would be different types of cubes for different things like speed cubing this is the introduction for me into the modern world of rubiks cubes
It still amazes me how fast these things can be solved 😳
thanks for spending that time for us.....
“Grams” “millimeters”
Me:*Screams in American*
Laughs in europea*
I speak American too!!!
LOL
Why is that neanderthal screaming about?
cocoon
0:03 it is the. Was the
You have done so much hardworking on this, good job
I dont have any interest in speed cubing but here I am, pretending I know what you are talking about
I was about to say FIFTEEN YEARS then I realized
I would love to see some of his custom cubes mass-produced, I'd buy this one
Look at the logo of your profile alert
@@MZ-ii4mf what?
Idk why I'm getting recommended to watch this video even though I never solve one, and I'm impressed by the "core" of it, kinda amazing btw
I think you could make this somewhat viable by leaving crossbars on the cubes to increase rigity and structural integrity. Like it would take a hell of a lot longer to do by hand but surely it would be worthwhile
Wow! We got a V2 now? The final product looks incredible!
That's amazing have you considered looking into thicker more durable plastic cause I'd love to add a truly hollow cube to my collection I don't speed cube but I'm trying to learn more efficient algorithms
i would love to see an actual cube like this. like professionally made in factories and high quality.
It looks awesome!! I love that with this cube you can see the color of the normally invisible faces!!!! It looks great for teaching someone how to solve it. Could you just make it sturdy enough and probably make it transparent inside? Then the market value is great in my humble opinion!
No one:
Surgeon simulator: 9:05
Haha
@@notljl bro what is fucking funny
Imagine taking this to a competition
Multi blind with this a regular cube and heaviest cube
I can really see some benefit of this design which you can see through the cube to see parts where you normally have to turn the cube to see maybe this is the future? Although I would prefer a transparent version for having a flat surface
This cube needs to become another flagship model, like mass produced
This is pretty cool z3 ps i am your big fan
I would like to see one made of aero-gel the lightest material
But that is really really expensive
@@dwsn5152 steal it
Aero-gel is to brittle it would break instantly
Thanks for another great video
i never knew these things were that complex and having such different models
That was the smoothest sponsorship method ever, I didn't even have time to skip ahead.
For once I’m early to one of these masterpieces
This is so cool looking, nice video
Wow the final product looks really good
4:39 nice
Nice
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Mass helps with rigidity, responsiveness, and then conserving the momentum itself. I think that cube is far off the sweet spot where it's rigid and ideal for cubing. Otherwise you could've made the contacts smoother.
Reminds me of the alpha cc with the holes in the pieces (og’s will remember lol).. damn what a throwback.
You could try trimming only the external faces to prevent internal binding, leaving the inside faces solid would let them slide while still removing a significant amount of material.
0:50 101.69 grams .... Noice
Video idea: making the cheapest cube
I love how he puts a lot of effort into his videos
Good job 👍
You could have used the Qiyi Dna cubes and saved so much more time and sweat
Oh. My. God
Einstein is nothing compared to you
I love z3cubing
While I don't know much about "cubing" I would say a way to make it move easier and less catchy/bitey would likely be sand the inside edges with increasingly higher and higher grits and lube. The only probably with sanding it is you might remove too much material if you start too low or are not careful. I would suggest the lube firearms use(like a CLP) but I don't know how it would react to the plastic the cube is made of. If not that use some sort of water based lube or whatever lubes are on the market for cubes. The other problem with sanding is the time it will take but to make it smoother it is likely necessary.
I would suggest maybe a custom carbon fiber cube. Problem likely expensive to make and finding someone to make one for you. Also it might not even be lighter at that scale.
Dude,this is so cool
Next up: making the lightest speed cube wca legal
i dont know what to comment
edit: ok now thats some dedication for one video
That's some dedication to commenting.
Usually when I don't have anything to say, I just... don't comment. lol
@@KaityKat117 wooosh
I would love to see a mass-produced version of this
Good job man. You deserve my like for putting so much effort into this video, and the rubik's cube :)
I’m not into “cubing” but this was definitely a great video recommendation from TH-cam! The end result was awesome! Great job on the video, keep up the nice work @Z3Cubing
maybe you could make a 2x2 that looks like a 4x4
bro this is amazing you have extreme dedication and I admire that
Nice you're so creative.
I can tell you are a fan of the 11 M Pro
I’m never so early but make the heaviest gAn m11pro
That dremel must’ve gotten ALOT of use
THAT CUBE LOOKS SO FUTURISTIC
Dude if cubes felt pain imagine how much pain that cube is going through
Z3cubing : disassemble rubics cube for improvements
Me : disassemble rubics cube so i can match the color that my sister mixed earlier
0:35
I really thought there was something in my screen and tried to blow it off 😭😭😭
3D printing: am I a joke to you?
Those cutting tools are not easy to handle, good job sir.
I like how in every video of Z3 CUBING at the very end after he said bye his hands is now off camera Leaving only the cube on the the table