If you need help then here's an algorithm to switch the FRU and FRD corners while the marked white corners in the bottom stay in place: This step can be done intuitively, just make sure the color of the side stickers match. We have to collect the white corners around the white center. Please read the notation if you don't know what the letters mean. Note that the U and D turns are 90° rotations and the F, R, B, L are all 180°. On the picture you can see the steps of the solution. There are many methods for solving the Domino Cube, here I will present an easy layer by layer method. Solving a Domino Cube is easier than a classic 3x3x3 solution because it has less pieces and you don't have to worry about the orientation either. If you want to take it apart remove the cover from the white and yellow center piece and take out the screws. Iside the Rubik's Cube is a 6 headed core, the 3x3x2 Cube has only 4 and the pieces are built around this. The mechanism of the Domino Cube is quite interesting. The new QJ model has got stickers and nowadays this is the most common type. The classic Domino Cube in the 1980's had dots on it instead of stickers. That's the reason why we never have to orient the pieces while solving the Domino Cube. The side faces can make only double turns, so the top and the bottom stickers can only be yellow and white.
Having only two layers, some faces can't be turned 90 o because that would block the puzzle.
The 2x3x3 Domino Cube is the 3x3x2 version of the Rubik's Cube. Home » Puzzles » Domino Cube - The 2x3x3 Rubik's Cube Twisty Puzzle 2x3x3 Domino Cube
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