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9x9x9 Rubik's Cube video raw footage ( PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION ) Genuine V-Cubes and over 100 other puzzles are available in my Puzzle Shop here: http://tonyfisherpuzzles.net/puzzleshop.html After 26 years of serious puzzle making I figured it would be fun and a change to instigate this hoax. I never expected anyone to believe it and I was always going to own up pretty quickly afterwards. Some people got the joke but many didn't and once again I apologise to those who believed I had really created this puzzle. ALL my other puzzles are genuine and I will NEVER repeat this. The 'puzzle' itself was created partly for the hoax but also because I wanted to own a 9x9x9 mock-up until I could get my hands on the real thing. (this was long before the KOs) It was necessary to make three separate '9x9x9's for the hoax. Sometime ago I picked up 200 poor quality Mini (keychain) Rubik's Cubes on ebay. These were a perfect size for my fake 9x9x9s. The first step was to fix three of these cubes together in a stack forming a 3x3x9 block. I did this in such a way that it was possible to rotate all nine horizontal rows though nothing else. I then disassembled several more of the Mini Cubes and glued them into solid 1x3x3 blocks. I then glued eight of these together in a square around each one of the 3x3x9's rows to make each of the nine 1x9x9 layers required. This makes a 9x9x9 looking puzzle which has nine layers of rotation in one dimension but none in the others. This could be viewed as a 1x1x9 puzzle with 65,536 combinations though trivial to solve. The way I put stickers on the cubes was extremely important to carry off the hoax. The aim was to use the three cubes to give the impression in the video that just one had gone from totally solved to a six sided chequered pattern. To achieve this each was stickered differently and by swapping the puzzles during the video I could give the impression that there was just one fully functional puzzle. In this video you can see how I carefully swapped puzzles. When this swap was edited out and camera angles changed it looks like only one puzzle was used. If you view the original video you will see what I mean. Since I made the hoax- In December 2009 myself and some friends finished a genuine fully functional 11x11x11. I have heard talk of 13x13x13s and there has now been a fully functional 17x17x17 made- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Q-370MhcDw . See the original hoax video- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTkOLfd93bE See the puzzle in pieces on my website page- http://tonyfisherpuzzles.net/F%20Fake%209x9x9%20Puzzle.html Tags: 10x10x10, 11x11x11, 12x12x12, 13x13x13, 17x17x17, 2x2x2, 3x3x3, 4x4x4, 5x5x5, 6x6x6, 7x7x7, 8x8x8, 9x9x9, Cohen, Dayan, Diansheng, Eastsheen, Fridrich, Halczuk, Hardwick, Harris, Knights, MF8, Maru, Noort, Petrus, Professor, Pyraminx, Qj, Roux, Tuttminx, YongJun, Zolnowski, akkersdijk, cube4You, examinx, gigaminx, hexaminx, lanlan, meffert, megaminx, mod, nakajima, okamoto, oskar, pentaminx, petaminx, puzzle, rex, rubik, skewb, solve, speedcubing, teraminx, tonyfisherpuzzles, twistypuzzles, v-cube, verdes, zemdegs, ルービックキューブ, パズル 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Rubik's cube official (former) World Record 7.08 seconds Erik Akkersdijk This is the official former world record for solving a Rubik's cube in 7.08 seconds for a single solve. It was the reigning world record from 13th July 2008 until 13th November 2010. My website: http://www.erikku.110mb.com My name is Erik Akkersdijk, a 20 year old Dutch student. If you want anything (to use this video, interview me, have me in any media etc.) in cooperation with me, please send me a personal message on youtube or email me if you have my address. Currently I'm looking for a sponsor, if you know any company willing to sponsor please let me know! Czech open 2008 Pardubice. Thanks to Zalán Mihály for judging me and thanks to Arnaud van Galen for shooting this vid! The trick is to be distracted by something so cubing is not priority anymore. Full results for the Czech Open can be found here: http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?allResults=All+Results&competitionId=CzechOpen2008 For my website check: http://www.erikku.110mb.com Hope you enjoyed! Let's hope this will stand for a bit longer than my last WR on 3x3 ;-) Tags: 3x3, 7.08, akkersdijk, cube, czech, erik, european, girl, nakajima, official, open, pardubice, puzzle, record, rubic, rubik's, seconds, solve, speedcubing, sweet, world 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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