I would be interest to invesitigate for all natural numbers $m,n$ which:
$m!+n!+10$ is perfect cube ?
Hint: For $m,n\ge 5$, $m!+n!+10\equiv 10\pmod {20}$, which is not possible for cubes.
Thus you are left with asking if $n!+34$, $n!+16$, $n!+12$, $n!+11$ can be cubes.
Hint:
For $m,n \geq 7$, we have that $m! \equiv n! \equiv 0 \mod 7$.
Therefore $m! + n! + 10 \equiv 3 \mod 7$.
But cubes are only 0, 1 and 6 mod 7.
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Hint: For $m,n\ge 5$, $m!+n!+10\equiv 10\pmod {20}$, which is not possible for cubes.
Thus you are left with asking if $n!+34$, $n!+16$, $n!+12$, $n!+11$ can be cubes.