ABHC 2015 - 29-30th August [Hertfordshire, UK]

Does anyone have a spare clock (preferably a Rubik's brand) ?


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If we are in different groups, you are welcome to use my Rubik's brand. It is really rather bad (but definitely Rubik's brand). In fact, you are also welcome to lube it if you want...? ;)

But seriously, if possible you may use it.
 
Does anyone have a spare clock (preferably a Rubik's brand) ?


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I have 4 spare Rubik's Clocks. 2 of them are OK, one is pretty bad and one was literally unturnable until I took it apart and lubed it, now it's just pretty bad. I think all of them can be ok if you take them apart, clean and lubricate properly, and then break them in a lot. You're welcome to buy one, I have sold 5 clocks in the past, all for £10 each, I will happily do the same for you.
 
I have 4 spare Rubik's Clocks. 2 of them are OK, one is pretty bad and one was literally unturnable until I took it apart and lubed it, now it's just pretty bad. I think all of them can be ok if you take them apart, clean and lubricate properly, and then break them in a lot. You're welcome to buy one, I have sold 5 clocks in the past, all for £10 each, I will happily do the same for you.

Can I buy the other spare one for £10?
 
I have 4 spare Rubik's Clocks. 2 of them are OK, one is pretty bad and one was literally unturnable until I took it apart and lubed it, now it's just pretty bad. I think all of them can be ok if you take them apart, clean and lubricate properly, and then break them in a lot. You're welcome to buy one, I have sold 5 clocks in the past, all for £10 each, I will happily do the same for you.

Is there a price reduction for the pretty bad ones?
 
I have 4 spare Rubik's Clocks. 2 of them are OK, one is pretty bad and one was literally unturnable until I took it apart and lubed it, now it's just pretty bad. I think all of them can be ok if you take them apart, clean and lubricate properly, and then break them in a lot. You're welcome to buy one, I have sold 5 clocks in the past, all for £10 each, I will happily do the same for you.

Awesome, I will definitely buy of your one of yours, I'm not if I would have the time and the motivation to take it apart and set it up, especially the breaking in part (as I don't do clock often).
Thanks anyway.
 
Right. It's getting close now. So, goals:


  • 3x3: sub-20 / sub-25
  • OH: get an average
  • FMC: sub-35
  • 3BLD and MBLD: Get a success (please!)
  • Skewb: sub-10 / sub-20
  • Have fun

Not sure which of those is the least realistic...

My other goal is to convince my son to do enough practice before the comp so that he's pleased with his times. We'll see...
 
Goals:

Get a pb. Any one will do but presumably 3BLD as long as I get a success for the 1st time in 3 comps (what have I been doing?).
As is often the case I haven't been cubing at all recently.

Somehow manage to run a comp successfully with arguably too many people for the venue =P

Get 100 competitors to do 3x3. Might have to drag a few parents up to solve to get that 4th round in.

Not have to ask for judges multiple times every group ;-)
 
Goals:

3x3: PB/PB (so under 55.29/50.40)
2x2: PB/PB (so under 14.14/11.67)
Pyra: make the avg cut
FMC: if I find a solution < 50 moves you'll see my saturday-morning happy dance!

Disclaimer: with holiday and moving house as well this month, don't expect too much of me


Let me add to that:

As I'm quite certain I won't survive any first rounds, some other goals are
- moar judging
- be even quicker in updating cubecomps than at TGN
 
Hey 4 rounds of 3x3 and 3 rounds of 2x2 and 4x4 that's awesome =D I didn't practice much though.

I somehow lost my clock sooooo I might need to borrow one if I make it in time on Saturday morning !
 
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