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Interesting! That's a different jumbling sequence than on the ones with only three axes. I rely pretty heavily on the jumbling when solving the heptoid so that may be a nontrivial difference. I'm really curious about this!

Super cool design yo!

This thing looks like it would be really fun to solve

Cool idea! I wonder how difficult a super-stickered version would be to solve.

Nifty

I’m glad you put this idea to reality, looks great I love it

Looks like it turns really well, great job! Side note: I now desperately want to solve this

Lovely combination of aesthetics and solving challenge.

Looks great! Great work!

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noice, I average 2:15.

We have like the exact same skill. I just only have a LanLan

2 look TCP 👀👀👀

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That is actually incredible. Literally could never do that in my lifetime, i have a two year old rubic cube, and i STILL can't solve it TO THIS DAY.

This turns way more smoothly than I would have expected a 3D-printed void puzzle to. And it was really interesting to see the demo of turning it with a screwdriver through it. Overall, this is a really cool puzzle and a great design

Wow wish I had seen this technique when I made my rexto

you can get super cheap magnets from gaussboys too