Tony Fisher
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No tricks, no jokes, no April Fools, nothing pseudo. My 100% genuine fully functional 1.56m / 5 feet 1 inch Rubik's Cube.
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I think the most common alg for checkerboard is optimal?In this case, knowing an efficient sequence to make a checkerboard pattern saves your back! Algorithm move efficiency has more applications than just for the sake of fewest moves and/or speed!
By the way, I love your neighborhood. What a dream!
Also, your voice is perfect for making professional documentary narrations!
I think the most common alg for checkerboard is optimal?
Which WCA regulation prevents you from using this in official solves?
https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/regulations/guidelines.html#3a+Which WCA regulation prevents you from using this in official solves?
This is not a "reasonable" size, and good luck finding a delegate willing to let you use this thing for official solves at a comp, get someone willing to scramble it, find a big enough cube cover and table/space. It would be funny to see Tony try to use this cube at an official comp though lol.LOL they would let you bring that to a comp? That's hilarious.
So some ppl use big cubes for feet...