Hi there, could anyone please tell me where I can find "Black stickered" templates like those shown in Z3cubing video? I only found "stickerless" version on PaperCuber page...😢 By the way, hats off for the clean and efficient design, PaperCuber 🔥
A cube that you HAVE TO turn slowly sounds great for people learning to do look-ahead. So not only did you make a light Rubik's Cube - but it also has a valid use!
A little thing I learned while doing pepakura Halo armor is that Elmer's "glue gel" and glue stick are some of the best things for papercraft. The working time of superglue is too fast and your fingers will end up shredded by the end, Elmer's standard glue is too runny and slow. Glue stick is pretty good but the only problem I have is with adhesion, it's not quite sticky enough. Glue gel has been my favorite thing to use so far because it's thicker than normal Elmer's glue, seems to have a slightly shorter working time, and sticks pretty good. Also you can get the sparkly kind, which is just inherently more fun to use.
Back when I did pokemon papercraft, I swore by glue sticks. I would use a toothpick to scrape a little glue off and spread it where I needed it. It made for great control of where it was placed.
Question: I just watched your 100 mile video. First off good job, that’s awesome. Have you ever considered attempting a cubing mile? Basically you run a mile around a track, and every lap you solve a 3x3. My personal best in this is 7:23, I’d love to see you give it a try!
@@Z3Cubing He meant in a way that's similar to how Helium balloons function. Due to less molecular mass and less density of helium, the helium balloons float. Pumping in helium into somehow made-air tight pieces would make the cube significantly lighter.
@@queensgambitdeclined that's pretty good! intuitive f2l takes a bit of time to get fast at though. since you just learned it, i'd suggest to keep practicing your f2l and you'll get more used to it and your times will hopefully go down! also it may be worth learning some algorithms for f2l cases, they make things a lot faster for certain cases, as well as some simple oll cases
I really do like the aesthetics of that lightest plastic cube. If there was some way to make that out of paper and still be stable and turnable, I think you may have the perfect design.
Glad to know that if I don't want to spend money on a store-bought cube, all I have to do is buy some specialty paper, obtain the correct glue, find an adequate pair of scissors, and then spend a minimum of five hours cutting, gluing, and assembling the cube. Thanks for the tip!
Dang, my paper cube is definitely twice as bad as yours because even though I'm faster than you at 3x3 it took me over 13 minutes to solve my paper cube lol
cut the corners off, make the faces octagonal. You can either leave the cutoff corner as a black equilateral triangle or split it into three coloured 120deg isoceles triangles.
This Rubik's cube at video point 0:25 is totally fascinating. It only consists of frames and holes it I never saw some cube like that before. But I really like that grid cube. Hopefully it does not break by scrambling this cube in regular intensity during the speed solving of that cube. However this cage cube looks fantastic.
No one: Z3Cubing next year: Hey guys and welcome back to Z3Cubing. Today I'm going to attempt to make the new worlds lightest rubik's cube out of *AIR*
i actually thought this was the old video of the paper rubiks cube but then i realized that the intro was different and the views were 536 and 85 likes XD
If you want to make a speed cube that light, you could probably make one out of aerogel. Granted, it’s not exactly a cheap material, but neither is tungsten.
@@DanTheDudeIsHere but I said he has a normal attention span like everyone else, you are the person who has a short attention span, his attention span is normal not long
@@KillerGuy nah it aint any normal human has an attention span of around an hour or 2 which is already a big stretch And also try doing something for 10 hours with no break
I have a challenge for you!! Just ran some numbers. If you want a cube with the same number of atoms as there are combinations, you need to make the 3x3 weigh 0.0000000716 grams. Good luck
Great video, thanks for checking out my design!
It's still not the world's lightest normal size 3x3 though. I have one that weighs around 6-7 grams :P
Wow, thanks for letting me know (and for the awesome design)!
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Hi there, could anyone please tell me where I can find "Black stickered" templates like those shown in Z3cubing video? I only found "stickerless" version on PaperCuber page...😢 By the way, hats off for the clean and efficient design, PaperCuber 🔥
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@@tesseract_cubeart875 he colored them on
A cube that you HAVE TO turn slowly sounds great for people learning to do look-ahead. So not only did you make a light Rubik's Cube - but it also has a valid use!
Ha, I think this is a little too slow for that.
@@Z3Cubing lol
@@Z3Cubing next time you should make one out of aerogel
@MarcGames why?
@@GhostlyMinty aerogel is fragile remember
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A little thing I learned while doing pepakura Halo armor is that Elmer's "glue gel" and glue stick are some of the best things for papercraft. The working time of superglue is too fast and your fingers will end up shredded by the end, Elmer's standard glue is too runny and slow. Glue stick is pretty good but the only problem I have is with adhesion, it's not quite sticky enough. Glue gel has been my favorite thing to use so far because it's thicker than normal Elmer's glue, seems to have a slightly shorter working time, and sticks pretty good. Also you can get the sparkly kind, which is just inherently more fun to use.
Back when I did pokemon papercraft, I swore by glue sticks. I would use a toothpick to scrape a little glue off and spread it where I needed it. It made for great control of where it was placed.
The assembly part is so satisfying!Great Video!
"We have made a Cube that's lighter than 10g"
The weight: *9.99g*
That's still less than 10g, rounding doesn't matter
Next video: World's new LIGHTEST Rubik's Cube - Made of AIR!
But you can’t color air
@@Iamrealme your a genius!
Made of aerozol gel
Lolll
Ahaha so funny lol😒
2:46 When he moves the paper, you can see his watch sunburn.
When I saw the initial 10.10g I was immediately like If you DARE not shave of those last 0.1g I'm gonna flip.
Good job.
Question: I just watched your 100 mile video. First off good job, that’s awesome.
Have you ever considered attempting a cubing mile? Basically you run a mile around a track, and every lap you solve a 3x3. My personal best in this is 7:23, I’d love to see you give it a try!
Do you have to pause while solving, or can you keep running? I don't think it would make for a great video, but it's a fun idea for sure.
@@Z3Cubing you can keep running while solving
Try putting Hydrogen gas in a random 3X3 to make it a bit more lighter
Let's see... we've got 100g worth of plastic, and a tiny fraction of a gram of air... Let's get rid of the air, that'll help a lot! :P
@@Z3Cubing Hi! i just learned full intuitive f2l and every pll but the g perms, and im stuck at averaging 32-33 seconds. I have been practicing too!
@@Z3Cubing He meant in a way that's similar to how Helium balloons function.
Due to less molecular mass and less density of helium, the helium balloons float.
Pumping in helium into somehow made-air tight pieces would make the cube significantly lighter.
@@aaryanrana8081 at max it would only make it like half a gram lighter
@@queensgambitdeclined that's pretty good! intuitive f2l takes a bit of time to get fast at though. since you just learned it, i'd suggest to keep practicing your f2l and you'll get more used to it and your times will hopefully go down! also it may be worth learning some algorithms for f2l cases, they make things a lot faster for certain cases, as well as some simple oll cases
I really do like the aesthetics of that lightest plastic cube. If there was some way to make that out of paper and still be stable and turnable, I think you may have the perfect design.
Yeah, most of the weight of the paper cube is in the mechanism though (to make it sturdy enough to turn), so I don't think it would help much.
@@Z3Cubing what if you get it watery
@@c_dh then it would weight more…
Make one out of Super heavy paper, then cut holes in it like you did with the plastic one.
All I can say is that those scissors were extremely cool
Glad to know that if I don't want to spend money on a store-bought cube, all I have to do is buy some specialty paper, obtain the correct glue, find an adequate pair of scissors, and then spend a minimum of five hours cutting, gluing, and assembling the cube. Thanks for the tip!
They should make paper springs so that yhe paper cube would have paper tension.
Dang, my paper cube is definitely twice as bad as yours because even though I'm faster than you at 3x3 it took me over 13 minutes to solve my paper cube lol
Yeah, I was pretty happy with how it turned out!
lol i'm to lazy to even make a paper cube
@@masterbuilder1862 and i failed making one with straws a year ago LMAO
He probably has a lot more experience doing mods/crafts
You are amazing I love you you are a very good cuber
@Z3cubing You should make a paper 4x4 or sewb
For me, whenever I want to get super glue off of my fingers I use sandpaper, it just works
Great video. How's the corner cutting though? 😂
Cellulose. like what paper is made of, makes CA glues set faster, as does water.
cut the corners off, make the faces octagonal. You can either leave the cutoff corner as a black equilateral triangle or split it into three coloured 120deg isoceles triangles.
I loved the heaviest standard cube video.
It would be so cool if you could make a follow up to that where you got a cube machined out of solid metal.
Z3 cubing is so creative. Imagine you got a hear from Z3 cubing. Always love your videos and have a great day.
make a cube just made of tungsten and that will defo just do the job for the world's heaviest standard sized rubiks cube
This Rubik's cube at video point 0:25 is totally fascinating. It only consists of frames and holes it I never saw some cube like that before. But I really like that grid cube. Hopefully it does not break by scrambling this cube in regular intensity during the speed solving of that cube. However this cage cube looks fantastic.
Simple gravity and air resistance is a concept about which he knows.
I love this series ❤️
So got rid of almost half the weight, and improved the turning from the previous paper cube? Nice.
Soo light!! And functional!!
*almost functional
@@Godsecution but it is still better than the last one!
@@ThunderFlyCuber yeah agreed.
You should magnetize the paper cube
VIDEO IDEA: make a cube made out of tiny balloons
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Cool video
I have an idea for a rubix cube lighter than that and you can make it as big as you want, each piece you make out of square balloons.
Excellent work
Make one for a 4×4 or a 5×5 as well
No 4x4 but 5x5 is wait
aerogel cube next?
i was watching my old cubing vids and i thought, lets watch some Z3Cubing!
you could try making the blacks white becouse ink wieghts ya know
yo you gonna do the updated 100% lego rubix cube??
Next lighter cube made from light
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10:07 was that the bite of 87?
i actually thought this was the old video of the paper rubiks cube but then i realized that the intro was different and the views were 536 and 85 likes XD
So good at cubing
I forgot you were posting vids cause i only rewatch certain vids
Now cut out the middles of the corners and edges like on the lightest speedcube and you will have an even lighter one
I never expected a rubix cube made of paper
You should take that one to a speedcubing competition
You are amazing this 3x3 is very good the pieces are amazing
Check out paper cubers recent vid he made a paper cube with magnets and lube, he got under 30 seconds!
If you want to make a speed cube that light, you could probably make one out of aerogel. Granted, it’s not exactly a cheap material, but neither is tungsten.
5:50 it does
Next: World's heaviest speedcube out of metal
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He already did that
@@Mooni_Real when!?
Making us laugh every day
this is so impressive
Amazing content. As always.
Next: aerogel
I was honestly thinking of this today
Next video: World's new LIGHTEST Rubik's Cube- Made of IMAGINATION!
In an ideal world, the world's lightest rubiks cube would me made of aerogel
graphene aerogel is lighter than paper.
Air is less dense than paper we all know that
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@@Alanhallow aerogel is mostly air
I wonder if you can make a Rubik's cube out of aerogel?
In theory...
You should try to make one from aerogel and glue on colored paper for the colors :D
It's apparently pretty easy to make aerogel in small quantities. So... An aerogel cube next?
Then your going to make one out of Aerogel
good video amazing
To make it lighter, make a hollow paper rubik's cube.
or a hollow aerogel one
What're you doing with your hands in this video? From another perspective I'll bet it looks really weird. xD
_also cool cube yo_
Now make one made out of aerogel which is basically entirely air.
Can you make puzzlego's new lego rubik's cube. It is a huge improvement over the one you made
do a 2021 cube collection
Make a Rubik's cube out of aerogel
Other people cutting and folding shapes out of paper: perfectly precise
Me cutting and folding shapes out of paper: off by an inch.
it might also turn better if you lubricate it with graphite powder
you gotta enchant your hands with silk touch to even try to get a 60 sec solve
Oh damn, triple 9s too.
The next cubes gonna be filled with helium isn’t it?
I remember doing this 😂 it was a fun project I tried myself but yeah
I think it would be nice to have a "diy sub 60 rubix cube"
Yay ne upload
Next video:making the world's heaviest rubix cube out of the whole moon!
Suggestion: you can make rubic more lighter by making it smaller
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I have a question
if you try to corner cut will it be technically a paper cut?
if you try to corner cut it will technically be a crumpled mess
Video idea: solve ur 9x9 one handed
solve a 25x25 with feet blindfolded
@@itsmitko7 that’s not a bad idea, big cube with feet
Damn that's light
If The New Lego Rubiks Cube Turns Better Than This Id Be Surprised
Hmm... I think it might actually be close.
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Z3cubing has an INSANE attention span anything longer than 15 mins and im already bored
He doesnt, you have a short attention span
@@KillerGuy if you read my comment i said he had an insane attention span
And that if i watched anything longer than 15 mins id be bored
@@DanTheDudeIsHere but I said he has a normal attention span like everyone else, you are the person who has a short attention span, his attention span is normal not long
@@KillerGuy nah it aint any normal human has an attention span of around an hour or 2 which is already a big stretch
And also try doing something for 10 hours with no break
Make the world's biggest Rubik's cubes out of a out of a 3D print
This is how dollar store cubes are created
Now make one out of aerogel
I have a challenge for you!! Just ran some numbers. If you want a cube with the same number of atoms as there are combinations, you need to make the 3x3 weigh 0.0000000716 grams. Good luck
What element did you weigh the atoms by?
now do a paper one with the "light" design from the other one
Are you planning to make the newer Lego design?