Rubik's Magic Average of 5: 0.88

[brandbest1]

And there were no wrist stops, as far as I know.
Times were 0.89, DNF, 0.83, 0.86, 0.89

Yay, on camera. Better get this at competition before 2012 ends.

[Michael Womack]

Could work on not getting DNFs

[MirzaCubing]

I thought you quit

[brandbest1]

I thought you quit

Lol yeah, but I was practicing for JSO.

[mitch1234]

First 0.78 in the second video is a +2, Patrick Jameson has a video where it happened. And applies to the other solves where it lands on something like the key board.

Also use a mat, its too easy to pick up the magic without a surface underneath.

[Sebastien]

Stopping looks good. Do it like this in comp and you shouldn't get penalties.

Also use a mat, its too easy to pick up the magic without a surface underneath.

Huh? I'd actually day this makes it harder to pick upo the magic.

[cityzach]

And applies to the other solves where it lands on something like the key board.
Also use a mat, its too easy to pick up the magic without a surface underneath.

Huh? I'd actually day this makes it harder to pick upo the magic.

I don't think it's a +2 if it lands on something in the background... there obviously wouldn't be a laptop there in a competition, so the solve would be fine. And I agree, it's harder to pick up the magic without a stackmat. A stackmat sort of keeps the magic still.

Anyways, great job, and the timer stop looks fine too

[mitch1234]

Huh? I'd actually day this makes it harder to pick upo the magic.

There is less friction while picking it up, its hard to explain but for me its a lot easier almost like solving on a chair pad or something.

[antoineccantin]

So is it a +2 if a small part of it is on the timer after you finish the solve?