One of these prisms is much more complicated. Which one?

The Mini Pyratwist and Triangular Cheese are two-layered triangular prisms that look identical externally, but are completely different to solve. Both of them can make 120 degree turns on the slice layer, and 180 degree turns vertically. What differentiates them, is the Triangular Cheese is additionally able to make vertical turns after turning the slice only 60 degrees. The Mini Pyratwist was 3D-printed using SLS by its designer Greg Pfennig, while I 3D-printed the Triangular Cheese using FDM in PLA.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:55 How are the two prisms different?
2:08 Origins
4:34 Design
6:09 Build
8:49 Demonstration
9:40 B-roll
11:41 Triangular Cheese scramble
12:01 Triangular Cheese solve
13:20 Mini Pyratwist algorithm generation
18:10 Mini Pyratwist scramble
18:51 Mini Pyratwist solve
20:48 Final Thoughts
Music:
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[@BeatlesCuber]

I really can't wait for your abs setup it's going to be great to see what you make with it. Another great video and even you discovering your own algs was interesting.

[@AntiguaundBarbuda]

finally a new video :D

[@CubeFormula]

Great video, loved it a lot

[@notfranklin4916]

Cool! Also really well made video.

[@Chain23456iamxd]

New vid :D

[@BandsawsAt45Degrees]

Awesome design! Also, great demonstration for how far FDM has come over the years! Theres something so satisfying about cheese puzzles and their movements.

[@Chain23456iamxd]

Yooo it’s you

[@ethanlynch3639]

i use a method for my pentahedra (i have the 3 and 5 layer) that mostly just uses RURURURUR (where R is a face, not an edge) to 4-cycle edges. its maybe a little less intuitive, but it works.

[@CubesMadeEasy]

I should get some higher order pentahedron puzzles. I'm kinda interested in the series after this.

[@Me.530]

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