this is nothing new, most teachers of any kind say to start slowly and gradually increase speed. he makes it to analytical and all of this could be explained in a few sentences and without the cube.
i thought this was pretty funny. my wife has had this thing for like 20 years and is terrible at puzzles. i on the other had am normally pretty good at them but despite trying this several times over the years i always got to where everything is correct except the last two numbers are inverted. flash forward. my 5 year old son finds it and jumbles it all up. he asks me to solve it. i warn him i probably will not be able to and search up this video. i get 3:48 seconds in and solved it by myself with my son sitting right next to me.
I have same Shibuya for 4 years. There’d is an offset bracket for far out scope mount. Yes it’s plastic, but an extremely hard plastic. I compete ALL year with this sight except during hunting season. Never had a plastic part problem. I have the 29mm Magnesium scope housing. It only weighs.75 oz!! The scope mounting block is the best machined head I’ve ever seen
I found mine at a thrift shop, At first I had no idea on how to solve it, Then I got the concept, Pull 4 numbers in the rotary piece rotate and push one number out one by one till they are back in order.
Brilliant. I have just used this method successfully to straighten the. vanes of 12 new arrows that arrived with much distorted vanes. In 20 minutes, all the vanes are as straight as a die. I just emphasise, keep the heat moving and short application, about 1 inch from the vanes. You can always go back to rework, but too much heat will melt the vanes. Practice on a 'second' arrow first. Thanks again, this is a great tip.
To answer your question of why they aren't right and left; they were designed to be used on an inline orientation Steinberger S-series guitar which featured the only Steinberger with a headstock. They were later discovered by banjo player as a superior alternative to traditional banjo tuners, but were never designed to be used for a right and left configuration.
Hi, I'm interested in any info on the carving copier, that you made, A few years back to make the banjo with. I'm wanting to start making stick dulcimers, but with the body and neck as one piece. This looks machine like it would work great for my purpose. Could you tell me what kind and type of pipe you used to slide over the 1/2" pipe? Also what the nut sizes you used inside the pipe? Any other info you would be willing to share about the build, and the use of the machine. Would it be possible for you to put up a video of the machine running it through it's paces, now that you have had more time to play with it? if you didn't want to post a video could you just send me a email, video or even helpful pictures. I think the way you built this is pretty ingenious. All help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your timeRev. G.A. Cloninger
Weirdly, I came here to learn about muscle memory in regards to solving cubes :) so I searched generically, and then you pull out a cube :D -- great video, thanks
Friend of mine gave me there old holiday trailer it`s a boler style about 8 x12 , I`ll just gut out make it wide open it`s low to the ground be great for fishing thinking of putting air bags on it . might be a next summer project .
The most important thing you can get from this is this. A Lanlan 4x4 core is identical to a Rubik's 4x4 core. If you have a Lanlan puzzle with a broken core, you can sub that core with a Rubik's core and be good to go. I say this because it is very likely that someone will have a Lanlan puzzle with a broken core and be needing a replacement. Rubik's puzzles work well for this. Rubik's cores are better than Lanlan cores. They will function and not break as often as the Lanlan core will break. I'm not a fan of Lanlan because of how cheaply they build their cores. None the less, those that are dealing with a broken core now know of an alternative. The Rubik's 4x4 core is superior to the Lanlan 4x4 core. Most important, they interchange. So if you are like me, and had a Lanlan 4x4 puzzle fail, you can look to Rubik's to provide quality replacement parts. Don't expect Lanlan to provide any good parts. If they even offer to provide parts.
This piece has always driven me up the wall on the organ (like a jackhammer through my skull) but for some reason I always thought it would sound listenable on a banjo. Thank you!
