I ' m a nurse . When I was a little girl I helped my grandma give Communion at a nursing home , and I knew someday I wanted to help those people . Now I dropped the communion part , but took on being a Nurse . It ' s what I ' m meant to be . <| sep |> Downvoted title for spelling error <| sep |> Question about 6 x 6 center slice problems . So several months back I took apart my shengshou 6 x 6 to do a spring swap . I did it so long ago that I don ' t even remember if I even did the swap or not . When I put he cube back together and tried to scramble it the center slice would get caught and wouldn ' t turn . I set the cube down for months and just recently got it back out to see if i could once again fix the problem . But to no avail . I can only make middle slices through one axis . The other 2 axes get caught and I am able to force them through but it is a very rough process and feel like the cube is going to pop every time I do it . I think that the problem is coming from the nubs on top of the center posts but I can ' t figure out why because the center posts only have one correct orientation that they pop into and are damn near impossible to get out of . I have only thought of one solution and that is to sand down 3 of the nubs in hopes that it fixes the problem . I understand that I shouldn ' t have to but either way if this does work , that ' s great , if not the cube is already a brick so it ' s not a big deal . Anybody have any ideas before I go to my last ditch effort ? Has this happened to anyone else ? If so did they fix it and how ? Any help would be greatly appreciated . Sorry about any spelling or grammar errors , posted on mobile