Making the *Ultimate* LEGO Rubik's Cube!
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- čas přidán 8. 05. 2024
- I build a 9x9 LEGO Cube, which is one of the most insane (and time-consuming) cube modifications I have ever made!
Fully-Functional 100% LEGO 3x3: • These Rubik's Cubes ar...
My 4x4 LEGO Cube: • Making a LEGO *4x4* Ru...
My 1x1 & 2x2 LEGO Cubes: • *Finishing* My LEGO Cu...
OGRE Cubes' 11x11 LEGO Cube: • World's Biggest Lego R...
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Intro Music: "Forces" by Jim Yosef [NCS Release]
• Jim Yosef - Forces (fe...
Video Music:
"Waves" by Beau Walker [FTUM Release]
• Beau Walker - Waves [F...
"Music To Wear Fingerless Gloves To" by Punch Deck
• Punch Deck - Music To ...
Outro Music: "Ruby" by Jim Yosef and Alex Skrindo [NCS Release]
• Jim Yosef & Alex Skrin...
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0:00 - Intro
1:17 - The Limits of LEGO Cubes
1:57 - A Perfect 9x9
3:32 - The Process
5:19 - TIME LAPSE
6:49 - The Results
9:54 - The Turning
10:46 - Conclusion
#RubiksCube #cubing #Z3Cubing - Zábava
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Hi Z3cubing, I just got my first 9 x 9 and I don’t know how to solve it. Could you make a video on how to solve it so that me and everyone else who has a 9 x 9 can solve it?
omg! it looks huge!
@@reedythepeedy8547 If you know how to solve a big cube (preferably 6x6+, but if you know how to solve a 5x5 there's only one more concept needed), it's the exact same method. If you don't know how to solve a big cube, there are lots of tutorials out there. Most of them are specifically for one size, but if you know how to solve one, you can pretty much solve them all.
there was already a rounded 1x2.....
Eyy it's clearly the weekend to make lego cubing videos 😍 But also, gorgeous cube!
If you both see this coment now I love your content😁
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Yes Omg
IKR the Lego cubes look sick
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That looks so dope, well done as usual!
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Yes it is
You got me into cubing
I use you’re notation
I'm surprised of how well this cube turns. Never thought a 9x9 is possible let alone one that turns greatly.
19 by 19’s exist.
Well it’s just legos glued to the cube so it’s not surprising it turns fine. Now a 100% Lego 9x9 would be absolutely insane
he means with lego@@romancourville989
also 21 x21 exists too@@romancourville989
@yeet5109... It is 9x9...
5:37 I was about to ask why you didn't stack the LEGO® plates for the sanding process, but it seems like you figured it out along the way.
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HOW DO YOU GET THE R? Well I have my own trick… It’s 70° in here and how about this one? § or these ones? „«_»„ or this? … not … but … or these? ¡ ¿ and I still have more! These ones? ^_^ ^ ^ ^ - ^ ＾＾
Or maybe these ones catch your eyes? 【】「」『」“” i think you will like these ones! ＠（）：／-. Okay I’m finished…
For now
I'm surprised the 1x1 turns so well. The more you know!
Lol, it doesn't! (I get the joke)
@@that1bushy r/woo (only woo not woosh)
@@iwouldnot4256 wooooooooooooooo
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@@that1bushy r/woo *bang* (it doesn't go past your brain)
4:28 BRO- that yellow lego that you trow really remained standing
You could have used 1x1 round studs instead of normal 1x1 plates. You wouldn’t have to sand them then but I think there would be a little bit of white around the edge. You could have also used tiles instead of plates to make flat and smooth. But still, this is really cool.
The effort z3 puts into every one of his videos is absolutely incredible. Every video he makes is some of the best on cubing youtube
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@@peanut4016 lol
This is genuinely incredible! I've been making some very basic rubiks cube mods and it makes appreciate the effort it takes to make what you do. I am beyond impressed!
I would love to see a conversion of something like the 6x6 MGC to a 4x5x6 cuboid. 3D printed extensions is the obvious solution and I can probably do that in onshape but not sure why I see cutting or grinding pieces away in some posts/resources. I always figured that the extensions should do the job w/o removing material from the original cube. Anyway just something that interests me since the 2x3x4 & 3x4x5 are beginning to bore me, the price of a 4x5x6 is around $300 and I'm pretty crafty with my 3D printing and modeling... just too chicken to destroy my nice MGC and never really did a rube project of any kind. Love your videos @Z3Cubing, keep up the great work!
He should be in Puzzle Advent Calendar haha
Bro you really have the highest patience!! (in all that removing pieces, sanding, sticking it again etc.) you are so damn extraordinary and coooooooooooooooooooooool!!!!
May have been said before, but I'm thinking it wouldn't be that hard to 3D print a 5x5, or even a 6x6 or 7x7, with cubies perfectly sized for gluing lego pieces onto. 6x6 (maaaaybe 5x5) would probably be the best point to transition from using 2x2 pieces to 1x1 pieces, while the 7x7 would be the first in the sequence to have 1x1 centers, 1x2 edges, and 2x2 corners.
And as long as you're 3D printing these base puzzles, may as well modify the pieces so that the legos snap right on to them... sounds like it would be a fun project. I'd be interested in helping out with that!
I’d have to wonder if consumer fdm printers have enough resolution for that to work. SLS definitely but it’s hard to have prints that don’t have very slight layer lines that are going to catch. ASA or ABS might hold up but they also might have longevity issues in something like this too. The modeling work wouldn’t be too bad but I see some definite potential roadblocks too. Designing it kinda like stickered cubes could save the sanding though.
@@johnandrews9433 With a bit of patience, far more ambitious mechanical puzzles have already been manufactured on desktop printers. I admit that some of my own designs have run into the troubles you describe, but check out what more patient puzzle builders like Corenpuzzle and Kevin Uhrik have done!
The amount of work you put into these videos is insane, you deserve 1 mil man
It's so perfect
Wow! That cube looks amazing!! Great Job dude!
That is massive
Very nice looking cube
You put so much more effort into your videos than other cubing channels. Spending more than 10 hours on a silly Lego 9x9 cube? That's insane dedication. Subscribed.
Finally! Everything I didn't know I needed!
Wow that is some amazing creativity!
Wow that's huge 🤯
Good job sticking through that it probably was hard sanding everything!!
Your dedication is on another level. Insane
Beautiful ❤
Awesome dedication
Now you can put 3x3 lego plates on top of it and use it as a 3x3 :)
Wow, nice job!!
That’s amazing
It would be so fun to see Z3 doing a fun solve challenge by bandaging the cube by placing random 3×2 lego plates!
that timelapse music is a banger
I love it 🤩
That’s sick
Wow! Respect
I love your content bro! You deserve 1mil subs!
THIS IS COOL
Your insane and I love it!!
thats really cool
Dude your actually really smart for sanding the same pieces together rather than one at a time good job thinking outside the cube :)
Throwback from the OG, legoboyz3!!!! Hahahaha
This is why I’ve subscribed to him because he is one of the few people that would take time out of their day just to make this and still make it look and turn so well and he is just an amazing CZcamsr overall
This guy won't stop with legos lol... Great video
Great lego cube mod!!! I really like your videos especially the ones with mods and this one was my most favorite so far
Imagine stepping on it 😳
4:06 Looks like you did the math!
Number of stickers on 9x9 = 9x9x6 = 486
Number of stickers on 3x3 = 3x3x6 = 54
486/54 = 9
Awesome!!!
Nice video. keep up the good work!
The 1X1 is the easiest to make entirely out of LEGOs. All you need are six 2x2 tiles or plates (1 white, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 blue, 1 red, 1 orange) and one LEGO 2x2 die piece, which comes with most LEGO board games, such as Minotaurus.
Nice job
bro ur dedication to doing this is legit earned my respect for u man
i can’t wait for the 21x21 speed cube Lego.
AWESOME
Super vid
So Interesting!😍😍
I love your vids keep the exsalent work going for life
Cool!
Factory: Spends a hour or two building a functional 9x9.
Z3Cubing: Spends 10 hours gluing legos on the pieces.
My favorite cubing channel by far! Thanks for the content and keep up the great work 👍✌
I love Lego and cube🥰
Very impressive!
Awsome!
dang so many videos keep it up
5:46 that's some nice looking pixie dust you got there. Can I try some?
Wow Zalex I Never thought a 9x9 Lego cube was possible
this guys puts a bunch of effort into ALL of his vids
I appreciate it
The 1×1 turns great lol
Finally, now we can bandage a 9x9 lego cube into a 3x3
Greetings excellent work ..!!
Awesome 👍
Favorite intro on CZcams.
The easiest part is actually opening the bags of Lego
Nice video!
OMG these videos are great😅❤
l I love
Good job with this!! I imagine it took FOREVER!!:)
Tingman big fan didn’t think you would watch this 😊
Well done of your hard work!
Multicraft!
pre made 1x1 1x2 and 2x2 round plates already exist, but they probably would have been too rounded to look good.
WOW is so good🎉
Look at it
You deserve so many more subscribers
Damn, I need to come back to the puzzle making scene.
Non cubers: Is it a LEGO 486x486?
For a 5x5 maybe try a 2x1 and 1x1Lego plate Peices maybe it will work
Ultimate lego guy
Cool. But the coolest part is It's a 9x9 cube of 11x11 Lego plates.
Imagine stepping on that R.I.P
fI couldn't help but notice that this video already has more views than OGRE Cubes' original video about his 11x11 LEGO Cube. So if you enjoyed this video, go check it out! czcams.com/video/RK66TzY67Rk/video.html
Eyy it's clearly the weekend to make lego cubing videos 😍 But also, gorgeous cube!
Wooooooooooooooow😱
Cool
Super flip on that would have been cool lol 😂
you can build some thing on top of it like your logo or something :D
you couldve binded the entire side, then applied glue to one piece of the whole side, then pressed the whole binded side to a side of the assembled cube without caps, and then pull off the binded side, with the currently glued piece stuck onto the cube, this wouldve ensured that all pieces are perfectly aligned
i thought it was gonna be a real 100% rubik's cube 9x9 real ultimate no cap great huge extra giant pro 1000000% all legos
nice 👍
I wonder if you could've attached all the tiles to the bottom of a large lego plate, so they're guaranteed to be aligned, and then glued them on all at once
I'm not sure how to align that with the cube itself during gluing though
Someone get this man a belt sander.
Wow! Have you ever tried barge cement or E 6000? You would need to work in A well ventilated area, but I imagine you already are with that quantity of super glue and sanding.
Barge is more suitable for foam and leather work rather than plastic, I'm not sure about e6000, but I feel it may be too flexible for this use case.
E6000 is epoxy so it cures rock hard, but I agree with you on the barge cement.
That would take me like 20 sittings so solve but this man did it in 1!
Now if you place 4x4 plates on the corners, 3x4 plates on the edges, and 1 final 3x3 plate directly in the center, you can make WORLDS LARGEST LEGO 3X3...out of a bandaged 9x9
@Z3Cubing you should do a team up with @J Perm like: "how many 3x3s can I solve while J Perm solves a 10x10" or something