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Date: Tue, 16 Mar 1999 21:37:49 -0500
To: Nicholas Bodley <nbodley@tiac.net>
From: Nichael Lynn Cramer <nichael@sover.net>
Subject: Re: Taking apart the 5^3
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Nicholas Bodley wrote:
>As nearly as I can remember, you can begin dismantling one of these by
>rotating the top slice by maybe 30 degrees or so, then prying upward on
>one of the "wing" cubies (between the center and the corner cubies). Use
>your thumb, nail side down, and lift.

Oh course, if you want to wimp out, the center face cubie is held on by a
screw (at least his is true on my 5Xs).

Just take off the sticker (this is probably easier on the orange side...)
and the rest becomes pretty easy.
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