Recemmendations:

- Use the cube a lot (im serious, this helps!)

- If the cube is really tight, wait some weeks (50-100 solves) 
before lubing for the first time.

- It is possible to use a flat knife to bend the layers. Im very 
uncertain if this has any effect on the rivets though.

- Disassemble the cube many times over. I know this helps. It helps 
loosening any puzzle.

- Sand down the wings of outer edges, like mentioned in my earlier 
post, and suggested to me by Grant Tregay.

Good luck !

-Per

> --- In [email protected], giraffeboy13 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yeah, I totally agree.  I really enjoy solving my eastsheen cube 
but
> my times just aren't as fast as they are with the rubiks cube (not
> that they're all that fast really... need to work on that)  My only
> issue with rubiks is that i need to figure out a way to make it 
turn
> better. Mine's reall stiff, and when i lubed it last night, it
> actually seemed to get stiffer...  anyone know if rubik's 5x5s have
> screws?  Any speed 5x5ers have any recommendations on loosening up 
a
> rubik's model?
> 
> ~John~
> 
> 
> --- In [email protected], Gilles van den
> Peereboom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > For the 4x4 : I prefer the Rubik's one because it's very easy to 
see
> > the pieces ant it's a bit bigger.
> > 
> > For the 5x5 :
> > It depends on the part of the cube I solve:
> > If I solve the centers and the edges : I prefer the eastsheen one
> > If I solve it as a 3x3 : I prefer the Rubik's one
> > 
> > The biggest issue for the eastsheen 5x5 is that you really need 
to
> > have the layers aligned to be able to turn it, which is not 
exactly
> > the case for the Rubik's 5x5.
> > 
> > Gilles.
>






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