Questions for OH

**Lofty** · 02-15-2008

I was wondering if anyone had any questions about OH? I am still working on my site devoted completely to OH so if there are any general questions I can add their answers to my website.
I have all the basic things. How I hold the cube and what fingers I use to turn what, cross on left, etc.

**Cubie Newbie** · 02-16-2008

How hard is it compared to speedsolving a cube with BOTH hands?

Is there a huge difficulty gap?

**malcolm** · 02-16-2008

How to make a good OH cube

**Gabriel** · 02-17-2008

Hello Lofty. I'm not good in OH, but I haven't any question...but I have suggestion: You should put your OLL because the link takes me to a page without algorithms.

P.D.: You must correct this algorithm: L U2 R' U2 R U2 L' U2 R' U2 R

**slncuber21** · 02-18-2008

how easy is it to learn OH?

**Rama** · 02-19-2008

Originally Posted by malcolm

How to make a good OH cube

I know the trick to make a OH cube faster then usual.
I have made the video, still have to upload it to Youtube and Erik's site.

**Lofty** · 02-19-2008

I need to know the trick to make a WR OH cube!
My trick is make it so loose you get pops sometimes doing OH and sometimes while scrambling :-)

**Harris Chan** · 02-19-2008

My oldest cube (25th anniversary) is superr loose and smooth, and I just found it yesterday (it was hidden away in the drawer and I never noticed that it was in the DIY box). After all, it went through a lot of stuff to get to this point:

In the beginning, I think it was already pretty okay.
-Then I decided to lube it with vegetable oil, because I couldn't convince my parents to go buy a lube.
-Well after a week or two I finally got the lube (Motomaster), and it didn't seem to make much difference though.
-I tried doing the center-stretching by using lollipop (from Halloween candies lol) to stretch out the centers.
-I got another lube (3 in 1 Professional silicon spray), and it somewhat felt a bit better...somewhat. After around August 2006 I bought a DIY cube, and the store cube was put into that DIY box, and into a drawer, which I never figured out until Feb 2008.
-Well, when I first turned it, it still feels pretty loose and smooth, but once I lubed it with my current lube, Jig-A-Loo, it was AMAZINGLY loose and frictionless, plus soft. Though of course, it locks up a bit.

So, I'm thinking of may be playing around, mixing cubies. May be that loose center can use new cubies and those nice worn out cubies can use a tighter center? Hmm