OLL & PLL idea

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So, I've been experimenting with my learning of the OLL and PLL.... and I've realized that the mirrors of an OLL or PLL can, well, be mirrored on the opposite side. It seems that each algorithm favors the right hand, and I was wondering if anyone has the algorithm of the mirrors that favor the left hand. That's not to say that I'm left-handed, but it is rather easier to learn the mirrors if you do similar rotations but with the opposite hand. Any help? Or do you not understand what I tried to articulate?
 
I don't have any problem doing a sune left handed (though I do have to think a bit more to see how I have to put the U layer)

but I can't flip the y perm, I'll work on it

edit: got it, it kills my speed, but for lefties everything should be possible to mirror
 
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I think this increases your speed with your left hand and allows you to be more consistent with your solves so you aren't doing cube rotations to satisfy right-hand algorithms.
 
but it does mean you have to learn a lot of new algs
(I had to use pen and paper and reverse for example the y-perm and try 18 times before I did it right)

Why? Not to be bragging but I did it at once without any pen or paper.
 
but it does mean you have to learn a lot of new algs
(I had to use pen and paper and reverse for example the y-perm and try 18 times before I did it right)

Why? Not to be bragging but I did it at once without any pen or paper.

Same with me.
Now the F and V perms with lots of rotations is another story.
The ones without rotations are easy to mirror.
 
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