The summary is:
The video is about how to make a paper Rubik's cube with magnets. The narrator follows the instructions from another channel and shows the steps to cut, fold, glue and place the magnets on the paper. He also challenges himself to solve a huge Rubik's cube if the video gets enough likes and subscribers. He struggles a lot with the paper cube, but he manages to finish it and make it rotate. He is very proud of his achievement and asks for a like.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A challenge involving solving a Rubik's cube is proposed.
2. The challenge will be attempted if the video reaches 60,000 likes in less than 24 hours and viewers subscribe.
3. A 100% paper Rubik's cube with a magnet system will be built.
4. Two types of magnets are needed: 12 large (6mm x 3mm) and 96 small (5mm x 1mm).
5. Black paper sheets (27 sheets of 9cm x 9cm) are required for the cube's base.
6. Double-sided tape is essential for the magnet system.
7. The paper for the cube was purchased from a French origami store.
8. The cube's colors are not stickers but colored paper from a purchased package.
9. The paper is divided into five stripes to create the cube structure.
10. Magnets must be placed with correct polarity for the cube to function properly.
11. There are four types of pieces in the cube: core, corners, edges, and centers.
12. Each type of piece has a specific magnet placement pattern.
13. Folding techniques are used to assemble the paper pieces into a cube shape.
14. The final assembly involves adding color to the cube by attaching colored paper squares.
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