Thanks. I've tried a handful of these "Infinity cubes" from several different manufacturers. Some were metal and some plastic. Some were hollow and some were solid. This one feels better than any of the others. I think that they improved the tolerances by adding the screws. The whole thing just feels a bit tighter. I think it's worth it. I hope you like it 👍🙂
Infinity cubes get a much nicer feel when lubricated. They become way less rattly and more clacky. The big thing about being able to tear it down is that you can lubricate with something like Crytox G205G0
I am tempted, but all of those screws would become a liability, I think. I would have to "quality check" every screw before adding magnets and then selling it.
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Awesome 👏
Very nice. Thanks for sharing this. Now I have to get one.😊
Thanks. I've tried a handful of these "Infinity cubes" from several different manufacturers. Some were metal and some plastic. Some were hollow and some were solid.
This one feels better than any of the others. I think that they improved the tolerances by adding the screws. The whole thing just feels a bit tighter.
I think it's worth it. I hope you like it 👍🙂
Infinity cubes get a much nicer feel when lubricated. They become way less rattly and more clacky. The big thing about being able to tear it down is that you can lubricate with something like Crytox G205G0
Are you going to magnetize this one too ?
I am tempted, but all of those screws would become a liability, I think.
I would have to "quality check" every screw before adding magnets and then selling it.