On Wed, 31 Oct 2007, kim aldis wrote:
You can pull them apart easily enough if you want to see how they work. Peel
the colours off and you'll see the screws that hold it together.
No need to remove screws to take the Rubik's apart. Just turn one side 45
degrees, and then either stick a flathead screwdriver, or your thumb under
the middle cube of the row and lift.
I am sure there is Google/YouTube reference for this.
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