I am proud to show you today the worlds first flat 10x10x10 cube.

As always, this puzzle is designed by Greg.
As always, it turns awesome. Video will follow this night.
As always, the stickers cut by Oliver.

clauswe wrote:I am proud to show you today the worlds first flat 10x10x10 cube.

As always, this puzzle is designed by Greg.
As always, it turns awesome. Video will follow this night.
As always, the stickers cut by Oliver.

Wow, can't wait for the video!
Great work Greg (as always )

Woah that's beauuuuutiful. I'd love to see this mass produced.

Awesomely fantastic.
Is this the first 10x10x10 of any kind? I seem to have a vague memory of a pillowed one but not sure.

Wow! This thing is absolutely amazing! Well done Claus and Greg. Any video clip?

Nice Looking one~

You guys are an amazing team!
I'd love to know about the mechanism if you're willing to share. How is the blocking of the middle layer accomplished?
Congratulations you guys!

Amazing!

Very nice puzzle! I can't wait to see the video !

looks really nice!
I wonder how it turns.
Video would be really good.

Oh, a 10x10x10, I'm not bothered, I've already got one Amazing. Does this puzzle use Oskar's anchors?

I am blown away.

-Doug

That looks pretty darn good! nice job!

Well done!

Tony Fisher wrote:Is this the first 10x10x10 of any kind? I seem to have a vague memory of a pillowed one but not sure.

not first...
[removed] recently showed its Pillowed 10 * 10 * 10 for mass products
I can post this picture if the moderator will allow
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Tony asked me to make a checkerboard pattern. I tried it and did my very best.

First I lost a lot of stickers,
than I lost the orientation
then I stopped taking video.

Here you can see the result:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Jfi2o4gnQc

Jason, for details I hope Greg can deliver the informations you asked for.

He used the mechanism against blocking TomZ has implemented first is his 4x4x6 I think.

Here is a picture of a WIP Flat 12x12x12:

grigr wrote: the first Pillowed 10*10*10 for mass products
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all ok. enjoy

clauswe wrote: Here is a picture of a WIP Flat 12x12x12:

hmmm...
v-mech + x-cube 4*4*4 blocking mechanism

clauswe wrote:As always, this puzzle is designed by Greg.
As always, it turns awesome. Video will follow this night.
As always, the stickers cut by Oliver.

As always I want to know its weight and size.
As always I find it admirable.

clauswe wrote:Tony asked me to make a checkerboard pattern. I tried it and did my very best

Tony is known for his jokes, maybe Tony was having fun .

Absolutele awesome!!

clauswe wrote:Tony asked me to make a checkerboard pattern. I tried it and did my very best.

Oops sorry, I completely forgot that on an even order cube it's not as straightforward.

Nice work Greg.
For this kind of cubes, i will however prefer pillowed version, and I am still waiting for V-cubes to buy them.

I wonder if a mass-production of a flat cube like this would be considered as KO ?

alacoume wrote:I wonder if a mass-production of a flat cube like this would be considered as KO ?

Very much so. Going the 17x17x17 way would be an alternative though.

alacoume wrote:Nice work Greg.
For this kind of cubes, i will however prefer pillowed version, and I am still waiting for V-cubes to buy them.

I wonder if a mass-production of a flat cube like this would be considered as KO ?

If it has a similar V-mech it would be, at least that was the case with the Cubic 7x7.

clauswe wrote: First I lost a lot of stickers

I think you should try ironing the stickers for pieces that small.
I'm glad it turned out so great =)