Edge Cube: The two colored face attached to the Inner Edge piece (x12).Center Cube: The one colored face piece that rotates and is attached to the Center Axle (圆).Rotation Washer: Circle with a smaller (solid) hole on the inside, attached on the Center Axle below the Rotation Strip (圆).Rotation Disc: Circle with a smaller (dotted) circle on the inside, attached to the end of Center Axle and Rotation Strip (圆).Rotation Strip: Long rectangle strip used to thicken the Center Axle (圆).Center Axle: Used to connect Center Cube to Inner Cube (圆).Inner Cube: Small cube with a circle on each face, used to connect the center axles (x1).If you can't see everything on a picture, make sure to click on it to see it all! Again sorry for the inconvenience.įor this project I designed 10 unique types of pieces, here are the names that I'll be referring to them as: I apologize for any weird stretching and loss of details due to these changes. All my photos were edited to fit for first method but I tried my best to fix them up so they look good in the latest change. NOTE: Since the creation of this tutorial, Instructables has changed the way that photos are displayed twice. I can't wait to see what you guys come up with!įor this project I've created a video tutorial as a visual aid and complement to this Instructables. If you have the same curiosity and patience to build this, I can assure you that the moment you put in the last piece and see that it truly works is absolutely worth it!įolks, what rhymes with papercraft? That's right, Minecraft! For this Instructables I created an original design, a Minecraft design, and a blank design so that you can play around and make some of your own cool cubes. The main reason I built this cube was because I've always been curious about how they work and I thought it would be a fun challenge to make one with just paper. and therefore needs to be used gently and with tender loving care. Although it's surprisingly durable, considering its just paper, this cube is, well, paper.
However, I don't want you to think we're building a speed cube with which you'll set a new world record. To start off, YES this is made completely from paper and YES it does work! If you need a little convincing go ahead and check out the video above or the GIF at step 10. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another of my Instructables! I've decided to take a little break from leather and delve into the world of papercraft (don't worry I have more cool leather projects in the works!).
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