Thank you so much for this video! I hope you get enough views and intrest to show your strategy! I look forward to all of your future videos. And thank you again

Excellent EXCELLENT cubing theory 101!!... This is one of my fave cubes, although I like 2 call it the 'dreadful' cube... Please revisit this masterpiece.

This was really a fascinating video, man. It has helped me understand the process of actually developing commutators in a way I never really have before. Thanks!

Fantastic! I enjoyed this video a lot. From now on I will try harder to solve my new puzzles without looking for tutorials. At least I will try :)

@SuperAntoniovivaldi

9 жыл бұрын

Félix Mercader López Give a man a fish, and you'll feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you'll feed him for a lifetime. Enjoy!

Where'd all those lego cubes come from?

@SuperAntoniovivaldi

9 жыл бұрын

legoboyz3! The lego tree.

@Z3Cubing

9 жыл бұрын

SuperAntoniovivaldi Awesome, I want one of those!

@SuperAntoniovivaldi

9 жыл бұрын

Just plant a lego seed, and wait for it to sprout!

What happens if you have a mean wife that scrambles your new puzzles before you get to come up with commutators???

@SuperAntoniovivaldi

9 жыл бұрын

rmjjjt Then that's what I'm here for ;)

@rmjjjt

9 жыл бұрын

SuperAntoniovivaldi the fourth emergency service!! In good news - I have just created my first commutator. A three cycle on a curvy copter. It's not much, but it's a start! Thanks. :)

get the new dreidel cube!!

Excellent video, as always your videos are not just how to do this or that but how to come up with solution to problems that can be used in other problems. Big big fan of your work and videos. Thank you. I am working on my 2x4x6 now but this puzzle in on my next buy list.

@SuperAntoniovivaldi

9 жыл бұрын

Hike Manassian Thanks Hike. The 2x4x6 is also a very fun puzzle. You can't go wrong with the ultimate shapeshifters ;)

@hikeman1966

9 жыл бұрын

I hope you don't think that I am being too cheeky, but can't help noticing you have so many LEGO cubes. would you consider parting one of them?

@SuperAntoniovivaldi

9 жыл бұрын

Alas, I already have. They were for a class at Noah's school that I did where we made them together.

@hikeman1966

9 жыл бұрын

Lol, I remember watching the making of them but did not realise how many did you make. I bet the kids loved it.

Best tutorial ever on the 3x3 Dreidel. And you didn't had to scramble the puzzle

@SuperAntoniovivaldi

9 жыл бұрын

Felipe Bayardo Melgoza Thanks Filipe. As they say, the longest and most important part to any project is understanding the blueprints.

Yes! One Of The Few Comment Sections With No Hate!

@arokace

7 жыл бұрын

Fuck you!!! there's your hate that you were so fond of not having!!!

This is an awesome video for teaching. Still in the beginning but the only thing that sucks...is that I don't own a single physical puzzle... I play on my phone with an android app that has a TON of different sizes and shapes and then it has all the way from 2x to 3x to some of them having like 13x, 14x, 16x...etc etc ... some have massive numbers, like a 13x13x13 void cube lol...never seen a void cube bigger than 3x3x3 either... very interesting app to see all of these puzzles... Like all different Ghost Cube types, Dodecahedron from standard to 4 layers, Floppy(?) 1x2x3 all the way to 7x8x9, 2x2x3 to 8x8x9. Mirror(? is that there name, the app uses different names, Ghosts are called dragons for example) as standard version, Dodeca, floppy, flat, 2x2x3 type. Shapeshifting type(cuboid is what it calls them here) 2x2x4 to 11x11x13 lol... 1x3x3 to 10x12x12 and 1x3x5 to 10x12x14... There void cubes are called crystal cubes and there's the Pyramid type starting from the 2x2 all the way to 11x11x11, then the diamond(4 sided pyramid instead of 3 sided) once again starting from 2x2x2 to 11x11x11, void Dodecas from standard to a 6 layered one and standard rubik's void(sorry they're called crystals by category but they're labeled as "holey" in their names)...so the Holey Cube starts from 3x3x3 and goes to(counting in head, 5x5, 7x7, 9x9,11,13...)... 13x13x13... does all the odd numbers from 3 to 13(including). And then there are some other ones like putting your own pictures on the sides of cubes and other weird things like that.... um... I don't remember my point anymore besides saying about these crazy cubes... OOOOH RIGHT... because I sadly don't own a physical one so it makes it SOOOOOO much hard to try to think things through unless you're just following algorithms... it is so sad and annoying and sad(again...le-sigh)... You should send me even just a normal 3x3x3(would prefer a more complex one *1*

Hi there... Dreidel Cube or Dayan Gem VI ? Which one is more fun for casual everyday solving ?

How do you get the cube to transform to and from an actual dreidel like you did at the start? Tutorial please. 🤨🤨

Hi, excellent video, I solve it like this, first the f2l of the 3x3 then the corners, after I solve the last level as a 3x3 finally solve to corners and using a commuter y set tree of the lithe pieces (X=DW' y CLU60 DW' CLU60' DW Y' Z= CLI120) C means corner and the other letters means the notation of witch corner also the number it's how it turns. I send you a hi to Colombia, you have a Latin-America fan

@SuperAntoniovivaldi

9 жыл бұрын

Emmanuel zambrano quitian Great strategy! And you have a North American fan ;)