Can one of you sub-30 OH cubers make a video of a OH solve going slow and explaining what you see and why, etc. I am interested to see the differences in how you do it. Thanks
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wouldn't this have been a better beginning?
z2 B' R F' L U u2 B2 (R U R')
I like how you do those double layer turns one-handed!
I had my personal best yesterday: 32.95 with keyhole and full 4 look last layer. It just had perfect flow and didn't feel fast at all, just fluent.
Gilles, excellent, just what I was looking for, thanks.
I just use any loose cube for OH, but not too loose. OH lockups are horrible.
Gilles, you are wonderful !
Maybe you should become a Ramanian Ninja and learn/use the art of killer instinct![]()
F2L is around 18-20 seconds on avg, LL is around 15-20 seconds.Gilles, excellent, just what I was looking for, thanks.
I just use any loose cube for OH, but not too loose. OH lockups are horrible.
yea i tend to want to help with my other hand, but i hold back, haha.
what's ur time breakdown pjk ?
I just watched the video again because I just learned the way to do G perms that uses the double layer spin, you do it very nicely I find the double layer very awkward and slow.
I just watched the video again because I just learned the way to do G perms that uses the double layer spin, you do it very nicely I find the double layer very awkward and slow.
It comes with practice. ;-)
Otherwise you can use the L, U and R moves G perms.
These are also very good for One-Handed cubing.