Finally got another 6x6 PB! :D

2:35.96 single, 2:43.35 Mean of 3 and a 2:50.45 Average of 5!

Although that was great, I think there is a larger accomplishment that needs to be recognized.

I exploded my entire 6x6. Every single piece was out of the puzzle. My Dad spent 3 hours and 30 minutes putting it back together. That's the real accomplishment.

Edit: Just noticed my 6x6 Mo3 is better then my previous PB.
 
helicopter cube: 51.67, 54.59, 46.65, 50.37, 59.59, (1:19.89), 47.98, 41.57, (39.27), 48.10, 49.78, 45.29 = 49.56 ao12 (44.99 ao5)

also first sub-40 single, cool
 
Got some nice official accomplisments this weekend!
- First sub-13 3x3 average! (Unfortunately no sub-12 single or average, I had a rough time with nerves and tiredness...)
- First official 3x3 BLD success! Sup-5, but hey it's still a success!
-6th in canada for Clock average with a sub-14 average! (Mostly because hardly anyone in canada does clock XD)


It's a shame I can't say I got a low 30 fewest moves solve because I didn't write the solution down properly.... maybe next year :P
 
Oh dayum the last time I tried I got 1:30ish
Have you timed solves with jumbling too?

I've stuck to non-jumbling so far since there's no scrambler for it and it's waaay more confusing, but some people in this thread (from a few years ago) experimented with it, I'm not sure how fast they got though. This is also where I got the general method and some algs.

That is crazy. Brief description of method?

It's not very complicated tbh, basically a LBL approach:
- build a face on D (just 4 centers)
- form triads of a D-layer corner + its 2 other corresponding centers
then for last layer:
- CO - very easy, algs are 2.5 moves on average (can be done pretty much intuitively anyway)
- CP - 9 algs, average ~9 moves but are pretty easy to remember (whole step can just be done with j-perm too, which is just (UF UB) UL (UF UB))
- LL centers - done using 3 algs + setup moves

I can go more into depth if anyone's interested - I think qqwref's got even faster times using basically the same method as well.
 
4:54.86, 5:01.94, 4:58.56, 5:05.15, 4:55.56, (4:54.84), 5:08.94, (5:32.19), 5:03.03, 4:55.90, 5:04.43, 5:11.09 = 5:01.95 7x7 avg12

Not PB, but very consistent for me. The last solve would've been sub 5 if I didn't get a pop during PLL
 
Why don't you just film some solves? People will find it hard to believe these times if you don't at least upload a *decent* average. Like, 1.7 average of 12 should be easy for you.
 
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