@@olzwheat3398 This is just wrong. It’s a lot easier to assemble and design odd layered cubes. Almost all the largest cubes ever were odd layered. For a while 17x17 was the record, the largest production is 21x21, and the largest before this was 33x33
@@olzwheat3398 even layered cubes have internal pieces which act as a middle center so the most mass produced even layered cubes end at 10x10 or something. Thus odd layered cubes are much easier to make than even layered so its really insane that he actually made itm
When you make an even layered cube, you more or less have to design the odd layer cube above that because of the design challenges they pose. (so, a 6*6 is basically a 7*7 in a 6*6 shell.) There's a good video about this by J Perm.
making it just one layer bigger than the previous record is pretty funny. Even cooler is the fact that it's an even layer, which adds a reasonable amount of complexity.
@@NasrinSultana-pw5ir This pretty much is a 35x35 with hidden pieces to make it a 34x34. If he made this then he could easily make a 35x35 which would actually be easier to make then the 34x34 was.
Fun fact: According to Matt Bahner on TwistyPuzzles, the 49x49 cube by Preston was finished and checkerboarded before Matt even finished his 34x34 cube, so the 34x34 cube wasn't the world record for the highest NxN order cube to begin with (Matt Bahner said so himself)
With uv coating, reppeling edge magnets and magnets that repel the corner stems, each piece has an adjustable magnets, then max park getting a 50 second solve with it
Im more surprised that he went with an even size instead of odd. He could prob use this with 35 if he was able to fit the dimensions but instead he only did +1 layer for record sake
The fact that you chose to make an even layered cube (a FAR more complex design) rather than stepping up by one and making a 35x35… You are mental. And you have earned my respect.
So for those of you who don't know it was never the reccord for the biggest cube because the current reccord of 49x was verified a few days before this one was submitted even though this video predates the 49x video by a few month
I refuse to believe this was fully FDM printed and turns so good!!!!! Actually insane, it's so awesome to see how far your puzzle designing and home 3D printing skills have come to manifest this! Truely amazing!!!!!!
Holy moly what gem did I just stumble upon? Besides the incredibly cool workspace, the engineering crammed into this 6 minute video alone, is masterful and communicated in a way the viewer can easily understand. I can't even imagine the problem solving that needed to happen. Not to mention the cube collection, the art, the music, the pacing - I can go on. What an incredibly well made video.
@@HussainAlqallaf-n2n , he previously held the record for world's largest 3x3x3, but not currently. He does still hold the record for the smallest 3x3x3.
@@276З , a group in Dubai, known as Dubai Knowledge Park. They beat Tony's record at the end of last year with one that is 3 meters by 3 meters by 3 meters.
At a loss for words… This is the most amazing twisty puzzle I have ever seen. The turning quality is far beyond anything I thought was possible at this scale. Incredible work Matt
Props to the puzzle for not being exponential in physical nature. Dear god can you imagine how big this would have to be if there was one element that grew exponentially(other than number of possible puzzle permutations which luckily isn’t physical)?
@kyostihuhtala951 The prototype of the Rubik's cube was made of 27 wooden blocks; It took Rubik a month to figure out the solution to the cube problem. Starting with pieces of wood and rubber bands, Rubik set out to create a structure that would allow individual pieces to be moved without the whole structure falling apart. Rubik originally used wood for the cube because of the facilities in the university workshop, and because he saw wood as a simple material to work with, it did not require sophisticated machinery. Rubik made the original prototypes of the cube by hand, cutting the wood, drilling the holes, and holding his invention together with elastic bands. The Hungarian docent Ernő Rubik, showed his prototype to his class and his students really liked it. Rubik realized that the simple construction of the cube made it relatively easy to manufacture and could appeal to a larger audience. Finally, Rubik managed to find a small company that worked with plastic and made chess pieces. The cube was originally marketed in Hungary under the name "Bűvöskocka" and became an instant success worldwide, winning the Game of the Year award several times. Over 350 million Rubik's Cubes have been sold to date, making it one of the best-selling toys of all time.
Genius! The amount of work put into designing it, setting the machinery to print every part, cleaning up the pieces, then assembling the cube itself, not only in a classic timelapse manner, but also in this stop motion that requires so much more time and thinking, truly a work of art! I love it, the cube itself looks really great and pretty good for the pressure of all those layers must exert on each other. 98 pounds? Just wow. I can't wait to see one of my favorite cubers out here getting his hands on it and try it.
@@lylahsworld3930 a regular 3x3 cube and other odd layered cubes have center pieces where the screws are to help keep the cube intact, on an even layered cube the center pieces and middle edge pieces have to be hidden beneath the main pieces so its harder to make pieces that move underneath the pieces that you see on the surface
Thank you. On behalf of all of us puzzle nerds, puzzle inventors, dreamers of fun, boundary breakers, and adults with forever kids hearts; I applaud you and your endless work. Keep putting the world in awe, my friend.
Apparently the corners need to be large enough to intersect with a sphere inscribed in the cube, so it is possible to keep everything linked as you turn it.
I remember meeting Matt back in 2015 during the US nationals in Hilton Head Island, SC. Super chill dude, and wicked smart. It’s awesome to see him achieving new heights.
The time lapse was so satisfying to watch. In particular because of the perfect harmony with the piano music: the internals look so much like a piano! Fantastic work!
This is absolute genius level insanity.....Seriously only a genius could make this and then assemble it In hell, you're given one of these and told you have to solve it within 15,000 years. To date, no one yet has accomplished this feat
There are lots of awesome people in terrific videos on UA-cam, but I must say this is one of the most brilliant feats I’ve ever seen. I don’t even know what to say. It is absolutely mind-boggling. It is Einsteinian. It is Shakespeareian. I must show this to everyone ❤️
Its not just a new NxN size wr, its not just well turnable, its not just even numberd... ITS ALL THOSE THING COMBINED!!! Incredible Work Matt, looking forward to the other videos!! :DD
This deserves the craziest number of views and likes. . . I’m blown away at not only the complexity of the project, but your sheer will and determination to accomplish something of this magnitude. 🤯🤯 Definitely earned my Like & Sub. 👍🏼👍🏼
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The fact that this is an even layered cube is just insane
All gigantic cubes are even layered, for whatever reason they’re easier to make
@@olzwheat3398 that is actually wrong
@@olzwheat3398 This is just wrong. It’s a lot easier to assemble and design odd layered cubes. Almost all the largest cubes ever were odd layered. For a while 17x17 was the record, the largest production is 21x21, and the largest before this was 33x33
@@olzwheat3398 even layered cubes have internal pieces which act as a middle center so the most mass produced even layered cubes end at 10x10 or something. Thus odd layered cubes are much easier to make than even layered so its really insane that he actually made itm
When you make an even layered cube, you more or less have to design the odd layer cube above that because of the design challenges they pose. (so, a 6*6 is basically a 7*7 in a 6*6 shell.) There's a good video about this by J Perm.
Not only did you devote all the time to create this, but you filmed and edited the process so beautifully. Thanks for sharing
You are one crazy dude!! Can I please come visit one day? 😍
Hi Tingman!
I wanna visit him too! Hi Tingman! Can you review the GAN 5x5?
Tingman!!!!!
He better let ya
Hi tingman I’m a big fan
this is actual art. the level of genius this is takes is insane
making it just one layer bigger than the previous record is pretty funny. Even cooler is the fact that it's an even layer, which adds a reasonable amount of complexity.
hi cool piston door person :)
Which Means...
A 35 by 35 is Possible!!🤯
Yes. It is much harder to assemble because of the teeny tiny pieces inside that are the hidden middle layers of a 35x35
@@NasrinSultana-pw5ir This pretty much is a 35x35 with hidden pieces to make it a 34x34. If he made this then he could easily make a 35x35 which would actually be easier to make then the 34x34 was.
@@NasrinSultana-pw5ir a 35x35 would have probably been easier lol
Fun fact: According to Matt Bahner on TwistyPuzzles, the 49x49 cube by Preston was finished and checkerboarded before Matt even finished his 34x34 cube, so the 34x34 cube wasn't the world record for the highest NxN order cube to begin with (Matt Bahner said so himself)
can’t wait for the 34x34 magnetic maglev core mangnets version
We're still waiting for 21x21 magnetic
obviously gonna be mass produced by yours truly
diansheng
@@thatsleepybirb can’t wait
With uv coating, reppeling edge magnets and magnets that repel the corner stems, each piece has an adjustable magnets, then max park getting a 50 second solve with it
DianSheng will release soon. Prepare 1 million. dollars to buy this cube.
Parity on this cube would be RIDICULOUS
Don’t even talk about it bro😳
It will prolly take half a day for each step, and 2 for edge making, and all parities combined is a week 💀
Bro i can't even solve parity on a 4x4😭
@@Larry1631 dw brotha, you'll get it soon
those 34 parities waiting to happen:👁👄👁
This is insane! It’s been so long since we’ve gotten a new WR largest NxN. Great to see you back in the game!
Hi Noble Cubes! But yeah, new nxn record is insane!
Im more surprised that he went with an even size instead of odd. He could prob use this with 35 if he was able to fit the dimensions but instead he only did +1 layer for record sake
Noble!
Its been like 8 years
Cool!
That one unemployed friend on a Tuesday morning:
The fact that you chose to make an even layered cube (a FAR more complex design) rather than stepping up by one and making a 35x35…
You are mental. And you have earned my respect.
Any X*X*X that is even layered is essentially a ODD layer with the center layer hidden
@@darknessbladesYes, which means he could've added a layer without much more difficulty... and he didn't.
I was hoping to see a comment mentioning this.
Meaning on top of making a 34x34 he also made a hidden 35x35
I do not understand. But I like what u guys are saying.
So for those of you who don't know it was never the reccord for the biggest cube because the current reccord of 49x was verified a few days before this one was submitted even though this video predates the 49x video by a few month
I refuse to believe this was fully FDM printed and turns so good!!!!! Actually insane, it's so awesome to see how far your puzzle designing and home 3D printing skills have come to manifest this! Truely amazing!!!!!!
I know! It turns so much better than the 33x33 lol. Matt really is the god of big cubes! (Making wise)
this is actually insane. the puzzle is like half the size of you
Wow! What an incredible achievement. My mind is so blown. 🤯🤯
rare redkb appearance
Why don’t you make anymore videos? I was a huge fan.
an achievement so legendary it made RedKB actually remember his UA-cam password
bro respawned just to put this comment
you're still active?
Holy moly what gem did I just stumble upon? Besides the incredibly cool workspace, the engineering crammed into this 6 minute video alone, is masterful and communicated in a way the viewer can easily understand. I can't even imagine the problem solving that needed to happen.
Not to mention the cube collection, the art, the music, the pacing - I can go on. What an incredibly well made video.
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Without doubt my second favourite puzzle of all time.Truly magnificent. The technical description is - The unofficial highest order cube in the world.
First being the largest 3 by 3 I assume?
Your're the person who made the largest 3x3 right?
@@HussainAlqallaf-n2n , he previously held the record for world's largest 3x3x3, but not currently. He does still hold the record for the smallest 3x3x3.
@@SgtSupamanwho’s currently?
@@276З , a group in Dubai, known as Dubai Knowledge Park. They beat Tony's record at the end of last year with one that is 3 meters by 3 meters by 3 meters.
A timelapse of all the different pieces being built in different patterns??? You are far too kind to us.
This is phenomenal.
At a loss for words… This is the most amazing twisty puzzle I have ever seen. The turning quality is far beyond anything I thought was possible at this scale. Incredible work Matt
We have you to thank for how far it’s gotten now
You made the 22x22x22 right?
can you make 23 x 23 megaminx
I am speechless 😶. And the 18x18 still hasn’t come out 😂
Props to the puzzle for not being exponential in physical nature. Dear god can you imagine how big this would have to be if there was one element that grew exponentially(other than number of possible puzzle permutations which luckily isn’t physical)?
"It's the fractal child of the circus in my head" is such a wonderful quote.
¡How come this doesn't have A MILLION VIEWS IF IT'S AMAZING!
it does now
This may be the greatest video in youtube history
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I'm an engineer and recently got in to Rubik's cubes. I truly admire engineering work behind this masterpiece! Hats off!
@kyostihuhtala951
The prototype of the Rubik's cube was made of 27 wooden blocks; It took Rubik a month to figure out the solution to the cube problem. Starting with pieces of wood and rubber bands, Rubik set out to create a structure that would allow individual pieces to be moved without the whole structure falling apart. Rubik originally used wood for the cube because of the facilities in the university workshop, and because he saw wood as a simple material to work with, it did not require sophisticated machinery. Rubik made the original prototypes of the cube by hand, cutting the wood, drilling the holes, and holding his invention together with elastic bands.
The Hungarian docent Ernő Rubik, showed his prototype to his class and his students really liked it. Rubik realized that the simple construction of the cube made it relatively easy to manufacture and could appeal to a larger audience.
Finally, Rubik managed to find a small company that worked with plastic and made chess pieces. The cube was originally marketed in Hungary under the name "Bűvöskocka" and became an instant success worldwide, winning the Game of the Year award several times. Over 350 million Rubik's Cubes have been sold to date, making it one of the best-selling toys of all time.
Genius!
The amount of work put into designing it, setting the machinery to print every part, cleaning up the pieces, then assembling the cube itself, not only in a classic timelapse manner, but also in this stop motion that requires so much more time and thinking, truly a work of art!
I love it, the cube itself looks really great and pretty good for the pressure of all those layers must exert on each other. 98 pounds? Just wow.
I can't wait to see one of my favorite cubers out here getting his hands on it and try it.
Did not expect that to move so smoothly.
The fact that it's an even layered cube is so cool
yeah i was surprised no one else pointed that out,
What is a layered cube
@@lylahsworld3930 he meant that the layers on the cube were an even number not that it was “even a layered cube”
@@-ShanWasTaken- ah, I see, what makes an even layered cube different?
@@lylahsworld3930 a regular 3x3 cube and other odd layered cubes have center pieces where the screws are to help keep the cube intact, on an even layered cube the center pieces and middle edge pieces have to be hidden beneath the main pieces so its harder to make pieces that move underneath the pieces that you see on the surface
wow ......i can tell that you really have DEEP DEEP PASSION for magic cubes !! Salute 👍🎉🏆
Bro this is straight up insane
Thank you. On behalf of all of us puzzle nerds, puzzle inventors, dreamers of fun, boundary breakers, and adults with forever kids hearts; I applaud you and your endless work. Keep putting the world in awe, my friend.
This cube is a symbol of your dedication and passion in puzzle making. It's physical proof that time and hard work will pay off
The fact that the 49x49 only weighs 65 pounds compared to this BEAST is insane
I love it, this is insane
Million comments yet nobody talks about the beauty of the piano music!❤
i never thought this will happen, and it looks better than the 33x33, love the stickerless shades!
Apparently the corners need to be large enough to intersect with a sphere inscribed in the cube, so it is possible to keep everything linked as you turn it.
The fact it's an even numbered puzzle when you could've easily done a 35x35 with the same amount of pieces is just impressive
Add dry graphite powder to the internals to help lubricate it. Simple and amazing good.
Props on your build.
Yeah but can you believe they made a 17x17! Over the top!
Seriously though what an insane puzzle. The fact that it’s that smooth is mind boggling.
Is that a Meta profile picture?
PROG METAL FAN SPOTTED
Honestly, this is the most beautiful thing i have ever seen, the OST was a perfect theme for this work of art.
THIS IS INSANE!!! Not only the project is incredible, the video about it is truly a work of art!! Thanks for sharing this Masterpiece!!
Now that's a rubiks cube that can double as a coffee table
The stop motion was soooo cool!!! Loved the video!!
There will be speed 34x34 cubes in 50 years 💀💀
im from the future and we have GAN 34x34 magnetic maglev
God damn. I hope this gets ratified by Guinness World Records soon! Congrats dude.
respect that this guy actually made the cube 🔥🔥
This is history and I’m glad I can see it so soon
The fact that it's an even layered cube as well is even more impressive. Congratulations on a (currently unofficial as far as I know) world record!
Insane! good job matt!!!!
i bet the speedcubing world wont stop talking about it
Someone made a 49x49, this is actually tragic
2:42 nah this hits different
This video should have at least 10 Million views
This is an amazing piece of engineering
34x34x34 UWR when?
damn engineer
I remember meeting Matt back in 2015 during the US nationals in Hilton Head Island, SC. Super chill dude, and wicked smart. It’s awesome to see him achieving new heights.
Get this man a resin 3d printer
Now scramble and solve it, take your time, any solve will be a #1 record
The time lapse was so satisfying to watch. In particular because of the perfect harmony with the piano music: the internals look so much like a piano!
Fantastic work!
Incredible, amazing to finally see a new record!
Claim your 1 hour ticket here.
good morning
:3
It’s night time rn 🇨🇦
1 hour ticket I should get before 5 minute ticket
I'm here when video was 4h ago. But 4-3 = 1. So can I still get the ticket?
You turned assembling a cube into an art form. Incredible ❤
This is absolute genius level insanity.....Seriously only a genius could make this and then assemble it
In hell, you're given one of these and told you have to solve it within 15,000 years. To date, no one yet has accomplished this feat
This is astounding! It turns so well! And considering that you had to rework every single piece is mind-bogling!
You were dressed up as waluigi on one of the days at NAC, a leprechaun on another, and then a mix of both on the last
I'm unable to process what I just saw. But this man literally built it. Super crazy talent sir. I hope someone pays you for its worth.
You deserve more subscribers ❤
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. Very glad you did.
There are lots of awesome people in terrific videos on UA-cam, but I must say this is one of the most brilliant feats I’ve ever seen. I don’t even know what to say. It is absolutely mind-boggling. It is Einsteinian. It is Shakespeareian. I must show this to everyone ❤️
The fact that it turns so smoothly is amazing.
An EVEN-LAYERED CUBE!? I'm shocked. This has to be by far the world's largest even-layered cube, and it's insanely smooth for being 3d printed!
You're a madman
The assembly sequence was so cool. Congratulations on this achievement 👏
Excelente trabajo en todo lo que implicó, y cuanta paciencia para lograrlo.
Dang, that’s incredible WORLD RECCORD!!
I like your 34 by 34 by 34 Rubik's Cube.
Its not just a new NxN size wr, its not just well turnable, its not just even numberd... ITS ALL THOSE THING COMBINED!!!
Incredible Work Matt, looking forward to the other videos!! :DD
What such a cool. Memories from Brazil.
The fact this puzzle could have more permutations than number of atoms in the universe is crazy! 😮
😍😍😍i cannot imagine how bunch of effort was spent on doing this astonishing video.
Turns so smoothly, amazing.
This is an incredible achievement but who dares to try and solve this
This man is on the way to the first ever 100x100 that will probably ever exist. It's amazing.
This puzzle turns incredibly well for something that size. Unbelievable.
I would've been okay with you leaving it solved, but now you need to find a bored giant to solve your art. Godspeed.
This is dedication. This is art. This is beauty.
You are absolutely mad, I love it.
The fact that you built this and the fact that it turns. You're amazing!!!!!
This deserves the craziest number of views and likes. . . I’m blown away at not only the complexity of the project, but your sheer will and determination to accomplish something of this magnitude. 🤯🤯
Definitely earned my Like & Sub. 👍🏼👍🏼
Rubik's Cube designer: "How complex do you want your custom Rubik's Cube?"
Matt Bahner: "Yes."
올해본 최고의 예술작품이네요 만들어가는 과정과 배경음악까지 정말 최고의 영상이네요. 아 한국어 모르실것 같아서 good!!
as someone who is not remotely involved with the rubix cubing, cubing, idk community this is pretty cool :D
Ставлю лайк за невероятную работу, ты очень крутой мужик!
Учитывая его вес и конструкцию, И КАК ОН КРУТИТЬСЯ, это великолепно ❤❤❤
This is amazing, and such beautiful presentation. I am truly in awe!!
this guy definitly deserve millions of subscriber🎉🎉
Impressible craftmanship and impressive editing
that turns so much more smooth than one should realistically expect from such a massive design with such small pieces
Ughhh Clair de lune is my favorite piece to play on the piano thank you for including it
FINALLY!! Some has dethroned Greg’s 33x33. Let’s freaking go. Incredible job man, truly incredible. 👏👏👏