Yoshimoto Cube
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2 Posted 315 days ago by LittleHooker
That guy got a little excited when he said "two stellated rhombic dodecahedrons"
5 Posted 315 days ago by tolstoy
"Two stellated rhombic dodecahedrons" - try saying that when you've had a couple beers.
9 Posted 315 days ago by Focus
This was awesome.
I think what it boils down to is the fact that you can fit two objects into the space of one once they are designed correctly.
With the two silver & gold cubes all you see it the outside 4 X 4 surface which look 'solid'. However I'm sure these two cubes are hollow enough to encapsulate one another. So the genius in this is to make it work.
Once again this vid is awesome & I'm presuming the Japanese inventer is awesome too 
11 Posted 315 days ago by 95731
i want one 
i would start doing magic tricks at my scool and ill be like i learned a magic trick
12 Posted 315 days ago by Aliquantulus (admin)
You know it's geeky when you're not even able to buy one on eBay..
13 Posted 315 days ago by FATBOY192
i want one but i aint payin $55 for it, you can buy it here if you really want http://www.momastore.org/museum/moma/ProductDisplay_Yoshimoto%20Cube_10451_10001_45657
14 Posted 315 days ago by zf1 (moderator)
it would be cool if it had neodymium magnets inside so that the surfaces would snap together.
17 Posted 313 days ago by MsZoomy (admin)
#16 good one!!
I had something similar from Rubiks when I was younger, but it didn't go the extra step and make stars! it's cool, but I anin't pay $55 for it either
18 Posted 306 days ago by eNdEmiOn06463
I once had 1 of those cube thing. You could fold it in different shapes revealing commercial stuff. No stars inside though.
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1 Posted 316 days ago by Wildsnake
really interesting
I got to get one for myself