SUPER CUBI 324-STEP JAPANESE PUZZLE BOX YOSEGI MUKU
This is a 324-step Super Cubi Japanese puzzle box. I show you the steps to open and close it again. The full name of the design is Super Cubi 324-step Yosegi Muku and it has a beautiful finish. Though I struggle with it due to my hands slipping halfway through the procedure, the action is quite smooth. It was purchased from Izumiya and I am the original owner.
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didnt u leave that congratulations note out of the cube?!?!?!?!?!?!?
lol only jokin!
2 things:
1. All of THAT for that little of storage space
2. Unless you had a manual off camera, HOW THE HELL COULD YOU REMEMBER ALL THAT!?!?!
dont you have to just figure it out by yourself or is there some instructions that you used ?
It looks like it could entertain you for a while if you had nothing else to do.
Instructions were included, but once you learn the pattern, it becomes second nature.
1. Yes, the complicated “trinary system” takes up most of the room inside this box, leaving very little room for storage.
2. Although instructions were included, it’s easier to open/close it without using them. Most of the time, I close the box with the instructions folded up inside it.
Correct. 324 moves to open it and 324 more moves to close it again.
i dont know what “Trinitary” means, but hats off to you for accomplishing this
how long did it take you to learn it?
wow, your speed is impressive. Hats off indeed!
i don’t get it
HOLLLYYYY SHIIIIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
absolutely incredible and perfekt Handcrafted woodwork
It’s incredible…
PS: At 2:20 you start to be nervous… =)
lol they should put cookies in there. lol or 324 dollars. yay now i can eat my cookies.
i would put my weed in it to hide it from my parents
3:09 Congratulations !
324 (moves?) !
That was impressive. Keep it up.
You have weird fingernails.
i can show you a way to open it in 1 move Oo
HammerFTW :D
must be a bitch to close
this show that the japanese were truly brilliant
Man, I feel sorry for anybody that try to get to their weed…..
Especially, when you need it real bad.
Where’s my hammer?
Holy crap, I always knew the Japanese were smart, but this…!?
Amazing ingenuity and craftsmanship. And an amazing person to manage to open it.