I built this puzzle with magnets. It is the first magnetic puzzle I will ever build, hopefully not the last.

48 magnets keep this puzzle in place. Grr. Half of my science project is gone.

You can solve it like a regular 2x2x2, an edge-only helicopter cube, or even an edges-only skewb. Or you can combine different method to solve this masterpiece!

Sorry that I have stalled the posting of this puzzle, my camera broke. I just got a replacement today.

I hope you like it. I will be posting a Youtube video on it in a couple of minutes. Check my signature for my channel.

Looks like an awesome Idea! Can't wait to see the video as I don't understand how it turns.

You have neat ideas, but If you are willing to take constuctive criticism then I would say that the execution needs work.

Maybe replace the cardboard with cheap plastic sheeting (Or maybe cut up an old plastic container to get some sheet)

Also, a bit of cheap acrillic paint could also improve the looks of the puzzle, instead of Crayola marker for coloring, because it looks like stickers would not work too well on this puzzle.

Keep on making cool stuff, I hope to see more awesome puzzles from you!

PS please do not post youtube videos that have nothing to do with puzzles on the forum, especially if you are just trying to get views and subscribers It isn't a rule that you cant, but they are just a bit irrelevant.

I can only use the stuff I have. I don't have that much to work with!

About the videos, that's why I posted them to see it in the OFF TOPIC forum.

Oh, and the Goodwin Magton video will be up in about tem minutes.

I really need to see this video, because I can't imagine how this can work as anything outside of a 2x2x2. Also, how can this be an 'edges only skewb' if a skewb doesn't even have edge pieces? How can this even make an edge turn? The only way I can see this working (other than a 2x2x2) is pulling the puzzle apart and then, reattaching the pieces.

Face palm. I meant corners only skewb and helicopter.
But the video is posted. Look in my signature for my video.

Puzzle looks good

I like the idea that you pull the pieces apart, reminds me of gear shift puzzle.

And yes, your epic wind video and donkey kong video were in the off topic section and I have no problem with people posting cool videos. However, please refrain from posting videos here for the sole purpose of getting views/subscribers. Some may consider it spam, and I think your youtube link in the signature is quite enough to inform people of your videos.

With that said, I hope you keep making cool puzzles and videos. What was your science project?

I am seeing how close I can get magnets together until they jump. That's all I'm saying.