1.5-Inch Titanium Cube

1.5-Inch Titanium Cube

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1.5-Inch Titanium Cube
  • 1.5-Inch Titanium Cube
  • 1.5-Inch Titanium Cube
  • 1.5-Inch Titanium Cube
  • 1.5-Inch Titanium Cube
  • 1.5-Inch Titanium Cube
  • 1.5-Inch Titanium Cube
  • 1.5-Inch Titanium Cube
  • 1.5-Inch Titanium Cube
  • 1.5-Inch Titanium Cube
  • 1.5-Inch Titanium Cube
1.5-Inch Titanium Cube
Titanium

1.5-Inch Titanium Cube

£99.99 £119.99
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A 38.1mm cube of Grade 2 titanium weighing only 250g, pairing a more substantial scale with the material’s characteristically low density.
In the box
Display stand, custom insert and drawstring bag
Delivery
Free UK delivery in 1 to 3 working days. Free worldwide on orders over £49.99, 2 to 7 days. Import fees may apply.
Returns
Return within 14 days of delivery. Returns policy
Guarantee
One year against manufacturing faults.

About this piece

Bigger without becoming heavy

The 1.5 inch titanium cube expands to 38.1mm on every side, but its Grade 2 titanium construction keeps the weight to 250g. Visually, it has the proportions of a substantial block of metal. In the hand, it is much less demanding than that appearance suggests.

Scale makes the contrast clearer

Moving up from the one-inch format gives the cube considerably more physical volume, which makes titanium’s relatively low density easier to appreciate. You get more object to see and handle without the steep increase in mass that a denser element would bring.

Its clean geometry and grey metallic surface suit the larger format without needing decorative treatment. See the rest of the titanium cubes for other sizes, or compare this 38.1mm form with metal cubes in other elements when you want volume to stay familiar while the material changes.

Specifications

Dimensions 38.1mm x 38.1mm x 38.1mm / 1.5 inch x 1.5 inch x 1.5 inch
Weight 0.25kg / 0.55 lbs
Material Grade 2 Titanium
Edges Chamfered
Melting points 1668°C / 3034°F

Other sizes and finishes

Questions

Is the cube solid metal?

Yes. Each metal cube is a solid piece of the material stated in its specifications, rather than a hollow shell or plated object. That matters because the point of the cube is to make properties such as density physically tangible: equal-sized cubes in different metals can feel dramatically different in the hand.

How accurate are the dimensions?

Use the dimensions in the individual product specifications as the reference for that cube. Each cube is machined as a precise geometric object with chamfered edges, so the faces are flat and the corners are comfortable to handle.

Will the surface change over time?

That depends on the metal. Copper develops a patina, a unique darkening of the material which makes every piece special. Titanium, tantalum and niobium change very little. Keep a cube clean and dry if you'd prefer to hold on to its original look.

How do I clean the cube?

For routine care, wipe the cube with a clean, soft cloth and avoid abrasive cleaning that could alter the finish. If the surface has changed naturally, particularly on copper, decide whether you want to preserve that patina before using any metal-cleaning product.

Why do cubes of the same size weigh different amounts in different metals?

Because density is mass packed into a given volume. Two cubes can have exactly the same dimensions but contain very different amounts of mass because their materials have different densities. Comparing equal-sized cubes is one of the simplest ways to experience that material property directly rather than as a number in a table.

How much does the 1.5-inch titanium cube weigh?

It weighs 250g, or 0.55lb. The cube measures 38.1mm on each side, so it occupies noticeably more space than the one-inch version while remaining relatively light for a solid metal object of this scale.

What is different about owning the 1.5-inch size?

The larger dimensions give the cube more visual presence and more surface to handle, while titanium keeps the overall weight manageable. It sits between the compact one-inch cube and the much larger one-kilogram format, making it a useful choice if you want scale without a kilogram of mass.

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