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UK man solves 'world's smallest' Rubik's Cube measuring 5.6mm

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UK puzzle legend Tony Fisher has created and solved what is unofficially being dubbed the "world's smallest" Rubik's Cube.

Footage shows Fisher using a pair of tweezers and his fingertips to solve the miniature puzzle.

The 5.6-millimetre cube is 0.3 millimetres smaller than what is said to be the previous record.

Tony Fisher is well-known for his videos involving bizarre, creative and record-breaking puzzles, which include the world's largest Rubik's Cube amongst others.

Fisher's website says: "Inspired by the Rubik's Cube, from 1980 I started to collect all the twisty puzzles that came out.

"At that time there were very few so I decided to make my own as well.

"I had no way of making mechanisms and knew nothing about mass production so I took existing puzzles and used them to make new ones."

"Although puzzle making started very much as a hobby, when people kept asking me to make them stuff, it slowly grew into a business.

"As well as directly selling my own creations," It also states.

The footage was captured on June 6, 2016.

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