Midwest Tungsten Service Cube - 0.5"

Much smaller than anticipated. About the size of a dice. Is heavy. Well made. Just tiny. Ordered a bigger one after this

It's a cube, not much to say about it. The machining is acceptable, the finish is nice, but it's not perfectly cubic; some sides are a hair bigger. Another issue is that it's not 100% tungsten, it's actually a pseudoalloy with ~5% each nickel and iron. That doesn't really matter though as it's still very dense. All said 9/10 good fidget.

Pretty cool bit of metal. I didn't think the weight was as heavy as it is, but it turns out the tungsten's density very close to gold (in the 19.3~ g/cm ramge). It's fun to collect various metals like this. Also turns tungsten is mildly magnetic; it stuck my rare Earth magnet hokey puck.

It's small, it's dense, it's tungsten. This cube is superior in that the edges and corners are beveled and rounded off, as opposed to sharp edges on others you might find. I'd recommend getting the larger sizes, though, for a half-inch cube is not enough tungsten for any man.

I like it; it's dense, it's heavy, it's rather nicely finished, with clean faces and uniformly chamfered corners. 0.5" on a side, just like advertised. And Midwest ends up emailing a fact sheet/material certificate, which the engineer/geek part of me enjoyed. One thing, if you can justify buying the 1" cube, I'd suggest you do so. I think that would be pretty impressive.