34x34 Rubik's Cube

It's my homage to the intersection of art and logic. It's the fractal child of the circus in my head. It's a magical accident of the cosmos, cubified and reduced to a 6 minute 9 second montage for your viewing pleasure. It's the one, the only, 34x34.

Mass : 44.5 kg (98 pounds on the surface of earth)
Edge Length : 42 cm (16.5 in)
Part Count : 6939
Time spent : 1 year, and around 1000 hours

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Debussy - Clair De Lune (Moonlight) --- Licensed through Pond5 (Stock Media provided by Tak_Music / Pond5)

Mozart Piano Sonata No 11 in A major K331 - 3 Rondo alla turca (Turkish March) --- Licensed through AudioJungle

[PuzzleWorks]

"You need chaos in your soul to give birth to a dancing star." - Neitzsche

[Tingman]

You are one crazy dude!! Can I please come visit one day? 😍

[Monkeyabroad]

Not only did you devote all the time to create this, but you filmed and edited the process so beautifully. Thanks for sharing

[JbPerm-fvgp]

The fact that this is an even layered cube is just insane

[avincorbell]

this is actual art. the level of genius this is takes is insane

[NobleCubes]

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!

[charlestonjew]

The rotations are surprisingly smooth. I fully expected something that big and heavy to lock up constantly. Very impressive.

[BenTheCuber]

this is actually insane. the puzzle is like half the size of you

[Tom_Salmon]

I refuse to believe this was fully FDM printed and turns so Actually insane, it's so awesome to see how far your puzzle designing and home 3D printing skills have come to manifest this! Truely

[shaun]

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.

[TonyFisherPuzzles]

Without doubt my second favourite puzzle of all time.Truly magnificent. The technical description is - The unofficial highest order cube in the world.

[HadrielR]

That one unemployed friend on a Tuesday morning:

[skysid]

can’t wait for the 34x34 magnetic maglev core mangnets version

[Hfrill]

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)

[TyperMarlinGames]

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.

[jackfuller]

Parity on this cube would be RIDICULOUS

[WolfieNamira]

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.

[Izolus]

A timelapse of all the different pieces being built in different patterns??? You are far too kind to us.

This is phenomenal.

[redkb]

Wow! What an incredible achievement. My mind is so blown. 🤯🤯

[harleythedragon]

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.