What's up guys this is back with another Examinx video
i've done so much stuff already with this puzzle that i thought would never
be possible and today i have another idea for this
Examinx, i have solved it in record time disassembled the Examinx and assembled the
whole thing in 14 hours
you guys seem to like the Examinx videos a lot so here's another idea
a force Examinx, force cubes are basically the puzzles that are in
different colors so one puzzle would be all yellow
one would be all blue all red all green and etc
when i think of force cubes i think of cube solve hero
who made a ton of force cubes already cube solve hero does a great job
doing some crazy rubik's cube animation so here's an example of me unboxing the
SengSo magnetic clock that just came out when i
shoot the video i make sure the camera is completely still
take the product out when i edit it i make sure to
put it right exactly where it cuts and here's the final product
but that's just one edit of many with cube solve hero
the SengSo clock turns really smoothly it's the first magnetic clock to ever
come out also when i press the pins up and down
it's very satisfying sometimes you do have to align all the
clock wheels in order to push the pin up and down so that could be a pain but
that was the only downside of this clock and everything else felt really smooth
so overall i give it a 9 out of 10. not a
clock wizard but this is very nice okay let's get more
into how people make force cube if you take a
regular three by three rubik's cube apart
you can see that there are three main pieces the edges corners and centers
you can actually take the edges apart and they have two pieces each
and then i can actually put white and white together and that forms an
all white edge if i have six rubik's cube i can
take out all the white side six sides to make one big rubik's cube which is all
white and do that for each of the five different colors
for the corners there are three main pieces so in this case red green and
white so i can do the same step for that and
the center piece you just pop off the center cap and there is the
screw to hold all the pieces together on the
axis for a megaminx it's actually the same
thing so you could take pieces apart and find that you can swap different
edge pieces corner pieces to make one big
force megaminx in this case you do need 12 megaminx because there are 12 sides
to the megaminx there's moyu auchoung wrm 5x5
it's the same concept you can see that this edge that i popped out
white and red they don't seem they can come apart but if you look closely
there's a line in the middle and then i can actually
pull them apart just like that the sticker and stickerless have the
same functionality just it looks way better stickerless
force cube this also can be done on my 17 by
17 yuxin huanglong you can see here that this edge is
slightly apart this white and orange and i can quickly snap it back together
so there are still three main pieces the corners the centers and the edges
also if you look closely my 3x3 wrm is very very dirty and the inside there are
a bunch of dust and junk in my cube the biggest force cubes
i saw was the moyu 15x15 that cubing encoded had on his channel that
was posted on reddit this was over 7000 pieces
that this guy had to put together the 33 by 33
has over 6 000 pieces to assemble if i were to make a force Examinx
there would be 12 Examinx that i would need to buy
each Examinx is around 400 each if i get 12 of them that is forty eight hundred
dollars which is very close to five thousand
dollars there are also 1869 pieces and each
Examinx there are over 22 000 pieces that i'll have to
organize and put together both the costs and pieces are a lot
maybe one day this video could come true so if cube solve hero is looking at this
maybe one day we can do a collab and make 12 Examinx and possibly give out
one or two to our subscribers there are also many
challenges that i would like to do like solving a 17x17 underwater similar
to mr Beat's 24 hour straight underwater challenge
there's a juggling with rubik's cube that takes a lot of practice
kevin hayes solving 10 rubik's cube in one breath
staying underwater for two minutes and 10 seconds and there's just many many
more insane crazy challenges so if you guys
have any challenges that you would like me to do
please comment below and i'll see if i can make that happen
thank you so much for watching this video make sure you like and subscribe
it really helped me out subscribe because every time i post a video i try
to have a mini giveaway of gift card giveaway
for today's challenge the first person to comment the total number of pieces
for 12 Examinx the exact number one Examinx there
are 1869 pieces how many pieces is that for 12 xExaminx
comment the exact number comment as fast as you can the exact
number and i'll give that gift card to you
aside from that make sure to comment any challenges you would like me to do
and i'll try to make that happen thank you again and i'll catch you guys later
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