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Type A Chun2 - DIY Kit Type A Chun2 - DIY Kit
Type A Chun2 - DIY Kit
Type A Chun2 - DIY Kit
Type A Chun2 - DIY Kit
Type A Chun2 - DIY Kit

Type A Chun2 - DIY Kit

GuoJia

  • $11.99 USD

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This product has been discontinued indefinitely or we aren't sure when it will be back in stock.


Product Description

The Type A Chun2 is a 3x3 cube that features a unique internal mechanism and steel parts for the edge pieces. It is currently only available in DIY Kit form.

Disclaimer: The steel parts provided are designed for the Type A Chun1 since the Chun2's steel parts are no longer in production. The steel parts still fit, but glue may be required to hold all of the steel pieces in place. The cube is usable without the steel parts, although the feel of the cube is different without them.

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Our Promise to You

All of our products are guaranteed to be free of defects, or we will replace and reship at no cost to you. Please contact us within 4 weeks (28 days) past the delivery date to report any issues with items you have purchased.

Please note that some new cubes when being used for the first few times may experience what is termed a "pop". This is when one or more parts of a puzzle pop out without any damage actually being done to any of the pieces. This also occurs from time to time during normal usage. Pops are typically not considered a defect if the parts which come off can be reassembled by hand.

The corners on 2x2 puzzles should not be twisted as doing so may snap the piece. Damage caused by corner twisting is not considered to be a defect.

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Product Specifications
Manufacturer GuoJia
Type DIY Kits
Added 2018-11-07
Gross Weight 103g

Customer Reviews

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Trent C.
For sure my new main

Before I start with my review, I will go over how I set this cube up.

I used the screws and the core from one of the qiyi sails I purchased for a science experient. I also just used the black springs that came with the product. I decided to forgo the metal plates as well.

The peices are pretty empty with little plastic. The plastic is very very durable however.

The feeling is really odd. It's probably the clickiest cube you will probably find, and also the lightest, only at 58 grams. Under my setup, it can cut aboUT 45 standadd and one whole peice reverse. This cube never popped on me, and is pleasant puzzle to turn with my turning style. Not to mention thst since it is so light, your hands won't grow tired.

I do say there are a few catches, but they aren't all the time, and are rather rare.

It is also rather worth noting that this is also the third cube that gave me a sub 40 average, other than the qiyi sail and gans 356.

I was just expectin a sub-par cube and I would just need to use my aolong v2 as a main, but this cube surprised me. I made this my main, and will probably stay my main for a very long time.

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Daniel M.
Review

Thecubicle's involvement was as always, amazing. The cube itself, make sure you get a new set of springs (I just grabbed some from another cube), the metal clips, don't do the folding over bit, I didn't and haven't had any issues. The cube isn't going to win competitions, but it is unique and I have worse cubes. The cube takes time to break in, metal clips eventually stay without floating, just push the corners in sometimes, but now that it's broken in after a week, it's smooth, very light. If you like to just get any cube, go for it, if you're looking for a main, don't get it.

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Mike G.
Review

I'd hate to give a bad review but this cube is going to get just that. The assembly process was difficult, and with no assembly video to look onto, I was on my own. Aside from the metal pieces (Which Josh has put up a great video on how to make those work, URL in his review), you'll find that you have two spring sets to go with the core that have a certain place, or else your Cube will be just too loose. (Black springs go inside of the center pieces, silver ones go onto the screw after it is inserted through the center piece).

Once I got to assembling the pieces into the core, another problem arose; The pieces all have small holes in them (Intentional ones, mind you.), and so the edge can get caught in there if you're not careful. Also the corner pieces don't quite like to hook into the edges either during the assembly, so it took a bit of elbow grease to get it together.

Once it was assembled and tensioned, the puzzle still was flimsy, it caught on itself quite a lot, all in all I can't say that I recommend this Cube unless you're going to do Josh's mod.

My final thoughts are that though this Cube is flimsy and catchy, it is at least better than a Rubik's Brand. The Metal pieces are an interesting gimick but they get in the way. Would I recommend it? Only if you are willing to mod it, otherwise, I'd suggest you look else where for your DIY needs.

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Josh L.
Review

I have a overly long unboxing and review where I show how to make the metal parts stay in very very well and I show how to smooth out the action of those metal parts by just squeezing the cube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIJQkZj2lCo

I really like this cube. It's a small and lightweight cube. I found I liked it more without the metal parts though it has some control issues like that. Put some lube on any contact point you can find and it begs be turned fast without the metal bits.

With the metal parts it just lighter than a 55mm Zhanchi. Without the metal parts it is lighter than a 50mm Zhanchi and Zhanchis are considered light cubes. This thing is lighter than some of the minis.