Maskow: Multiblindfold 27/27, 47:51.09

**Maskow** · 06-07-2012

Method: TuRBo edges/BH corners
It's not the end. It is only the beginning.

After two months of fails this attempt gives me a motivation to work and prove me that all time that I devoted to MBLD wasn't wasted.
My accuracy still isn't best but I have time...

**Jakube** · 06-07-2012

Just amazing. So much time left for more cube.

**ben1996123** · 06-07-2012

1:46 per cube = wtf

also sub 27:00 memo = wtf

**Noahaha** · 06-07-2012

Great job!!!

Why don't you do 27 at your next comp? I was pretty surprised when I saw that you did 29 last time.

**Maskow** · 06-07-2012

Originally Posted by Jakube

Just amazing. So much time left for more cube.

In this attempt - yes, but my times are totally random so I don't know what I have to think about it.

Originally Posted by ben1996123

1:46 per cube = wtf

also sub 27:00 memo = wtf

It can be done faster. Give me more time

Originally Posted by Noahaha

Why don't you do 27 at your next comp? I was pretty surprised when I saw that you did 29 last time.

I took 29 being influenced by the fact that I did at home 26/29 in 52 minutes two days before the competition. It was a big mistake.

**Ollie** · 06-07-2012

Do you solve 4x4x4/5x5x5 BLD? That memory might give you a serious edge...

**Sebastien** · 06-07-2012

Originally Posted by Maskow

I took 29 being influenced by the fact that I did at home 26/29 in 52 minutes two days before the competition. It was a big mistake.

I completely disagree. This video and that 26/29 definitely show, that you can by far do 29 cubes within an hour. Seeing the fact that you are not that accurate, it is for sure a better idea to try as many cubes as you can do quite secure within an hour. This is obviously the case for 29 cubes, even if you exceeded the hour by a little bit at Polish Open (well, nerves, but you will surely do better next time).