The Nutty Professor cube(a.k.a. fused 5x5x5 cube):cry: . Picture below. The first link.

http://twistypuzzles.com/cgi-bin/puzzle.cgi?pid=411

So if any one could sell/trade me 1 of these puzzles that would really be awesome and thats why I'm writing this. I'll even accept some assembly required(put together only). Sorry but I don't have any plastic machine to work with nor how to work with one either!

Here's the proof that it was inspired by me. Look under Sat Feb 02, 2002 6:20 am and my name also.

viewtopic.php?t=446&highlight=5x5x5+fused

And here is more proof that it was inspired by me.

viewtopic.php?t=459&highlight=fused+5x5x5

Don't quote me on this but I definitely could be wrong that I thought the 5x5x5 fused cube up first. Hope not though!!!

B-bye!!!!!!!

hey darren

maybe you can buy two 5x5x5s and glue parts of the axis and corners together. that's what i did to my 3x3x3, and my friend did it to his 4x4, maybe it might work on a 5x5x5.


-chris joe

Welcome to the forum!!!!!! How loose are the 3x3x3 and the 4x4x4 cubes? How long ago did you do both of those and is the glue still holding? Just curious thats all!!! I'm a little sceptical. Sorry about that. I'd love the idea if it works. How do you make the pieces close to each other but on the other cube? Thats what hard for me to understand. Won't the glue get old, brittle and break? Thats what scares me because all the time, money and energy wasted in the project.

hey,

maybe you can reglue it when it falls out, or you can have it as a collection and just not touch it

and the cubes are pretty lose, depending if you lubed it before you glued it. lol


so, maybe if you take apart a 5x5x5 and find out how it works and how you might be able to glue it together. OR you could do what they do to 3x3x3 mate cubes. make a prototype of the corners.



it might not be too stong..

-chris joe

Here's the inside of what a 5x5x5 cube looks like. It isn't as easy as it seems to me anyway though. Any thoughts at all? Oh by the way in the picture that you posted before thats for a 3x3x3 cube. Sorry but I don't know how to work with plastic.

http://twistypuzzles.com/cgi-bin/puzzle.cgi?pid=596

hey,
yea, i know that's for a 3x3x3, but you might be able to do the same to a 5x5x5.