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If you love giving your Rubik’s Cube a spin once in a while to check if you can still hold up to the record time you once set, then you’ll also love having this Rubik’s Cube Speaker on your desk to crank out your tunes for you. Show your geek side and display it loud
@jack.brickhouse on Instagram: "Here’s a fun commission I did for @berry.freshh ! A Rubik’s cube side table/storage chest cut out on the CNC. I like to think of it as a collab cause Olive painted the squares and shot the reel. More shots of the storage compartment coming 🌞 #furnituredesign #shapeoko #rubikscube #asheville #pastel #cheeseburgerinparadise #friendsdontlie #artfurniture #brickhouse #custom #rainbowaesthetic #queerfashion #colorfulhomedecor #handmade #cnc #kitsch #ashevillemaker #co
Available: One (1) SpongeBob Squarepants Rubik's Cube, Standard size. This is a cool SpongeBob version of the original Rubik's Cube. Hard to find, Sold Out most places. Worst blemish is on the Sandy Squirrel side which has part of one cube sticker torn.
A unique design lasercut from 3.5mm plywood, this gorgeous box is a 6 inch cube which is sure to become a favourite… Each side of the box is different and the fretwork honeycomb has a bee etched and cut out on the honeycomb – the lid too has the wonderful honeycomb and bee. The inner …
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" And as for you, brothers, never tire of doing what is right. " 2 Thessalonians 3: 13 It was Sunday evening. My family straig...
Embrace the cool vibes with "Chill Out," featuring an ice cube lounging in a pool float, wearing sunglasses, and holding a drink. This relaxed and playful design, paired with the pun "Chill Out" in a laid-back font, is perfect for spreading a sense of calm and fun.
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The Quadrat Series is a line of wood lattice tables that explore the simple and elegant form of the grid as a three-dimensional object.
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Learn how to permute the last layer edges such that their sides are matching the centers on the side of the Rubik's Cube
This is the most difficult miniature that I've worked on and it consumed most of my limited free time of November 2002. I thank Mick for a conversation we had earlier this month starting me in this direction; we were brainstorming ideas for what to do with clear resin and this came up. For those playing at home, turn your friendly WotC Monster Manual to page 145 and look at the picture which is the inspiration for my version of the Gelatinous Cube. It measures approximately 45 mm from the bottom of the base to the top of the figure. Inside is a Reaper sword, an old GW plastic skeleton with the skull replaced by a Reaper Skull, an arm from Mordheim, and some gold and silver glitter for coins. The arm that sticks out of the cube still has skin because it hasn't be digested yet... Making the figure took several steps. First, I needed to make the original mold for the cube. I coated a 40mm styrofoam cube with milliput, and then sanded the sides smooth. As a straight cube would be boring, I then wrapped some sandpaper around a soup can and sanded every side (other than the bottom) horizontally and vertically. This made each corner poke out a little more than the sides. (I then attempted to sculpt drips on it, but later I found out that that was a waste of time.) Next, I made a mold out of MicroMark's one-to-one room temperature vulcanizing rubber. I picked up some clear resin from Castin'craft and this is my first time using it. (I'm also making some crystals out of the same stuff, but I'm still working on those.) The clear resin is made for paperweights and stuff like that by pouring the resin on in layers with the object in between. The skeleton (without arm) and a small amount of gold/silver glitter was stuck against the edge and the resin was allowed to set. After it was removed, I drilled two holes into the side of the cube, and the sword and arm were stuck into the two holes and filled with more clear resin. (If you look at the top down view, you might be able to make out where the drill hole is.) At this point, it looked awful, and I was really worried that it would be a failure. I painted the sides of the cube with a thin layer of resin, and that helped make it look more gelatin-like. That extra coat saved the figure! The cube was attached to the base with some more resin, and above is the finished product. I have since been directed to another how-to page on creating Gelatinous Cubes; if interested, check it out at http://www.geocities.com/steimle4/miniatures/ . I was planning on writing an article myself, but a brilliant one was written by "Panoramix, Le Druide" at http://www.zenzerovich.com/miniatures/gelcube/ -- it uses the exact same materials as I used.
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Games are such a great way to get children to talk about feelings. Have you seen the episode of The Office where Michael has to complete some therapy sessions with Toby (whom he dislikes a lot)? In the episode, Michael REFUSES to talk to Toby about anything, but when Toby recommends a board game, Michael…
