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The structure of the two puzzles is the same, the only difference is that the Ultimate has stickers on the small edge gears too, requiring one extra step while solving it. Now let's see how to solve the Gear Cube Extreme and Ultimate.
31 Οκτ 2010 · In this video I show my method to solve a Gear Cube Extreme and Gear Cube Ultimate. I came up with all the algorithms except for the first one. The first one I learned from a video on how...
Restore puzzle to be flat (easy - do flips as needed). Solve the corners (easy - faces cannot rotate 90 degrees). Use step A to solve as much as possible, use Step B, and repeat until solved (repositioning the cube as appropriate): A. Flip the right face clockwise 6 times.
My Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/KennethBrandonIn this video I solve a Gear Cube Ultimate in 2 min and 7 seconds.The Gear Cube Ultimate is just a little bi...
The Gear Cube Extreme, or Anisotropic Gear Cube, was invented by Oskar van Deventer, based on an idea by Bram Cohen. It is like a 3!3!3 Rubik's Cube where eight edge pieces are cogs that turn when the outer layers
Gear Cube. Invented by Oskar van Deventer, purchased from Mefferts, 2010. (plastic, 2.3 inches) Looks like a complicated version of Rubik's Cube, but is actually much easier to solve (see the Gear Cube Extreme for a harder to solve version). Here is the puzzle solved, the right face rotated 90 degrees, and the right face rotated 180 degrees:
Actual the ultimate gear cube has the middle layer edge pieces that do not spin, which allows 90° turns at the top and bottom. This is just a fully stickered gear cube.
