What have you been able to solve?

2x2x2
4x4x4 - random turning, which later I found out to be a complicated reduction, solved white side, then yellow side (first attempted layer by layer), and then I saw that it was too hard so I only went for the centers. Then I paired up edges (easy). I've already had experience with seeing that it was a 3x3x3.
5x5x5/6x6/7x7 - used reduction on 4x4x4
Rubik's Master Magic - solely from watching people, that counts? I mean they were doing it pretty fast
 
well 2x2 because my friend told me just use 3x3 corner algs and
3x3 only because my first storebought 3x3 came with a book on how to solve it. lol

oh i solved the 2x2 at school and 3x3 at my house
 
0x0-once I got it
1x1-once I got it
2x2-once I got it
3x3-at my house
4x4-again, at my house
5x5-Same
6x6-Same
7x7-Again, the same.
 
I would call cubing more problem solving that math. There really are no numbers.

Who says math needs to have numbers?

I think that once you leave numbers, you start going more into different fields of science.

wait what field of science does not use numbers?
dentistry? well, uses the least amount of numbers..
hmmm...I'm actually going to spend some time thinking of ANY job that doesn't use numbers at all...
 
Attempted and failed (but still haven't looked up a solution online): Golden Cube, Bandaged Sq-1


What's a bandaged square-1?

I worked out how to solve 2x2, 5x5, 6x6, 7x7, Megaminx, the majority of Square-1 and Skewb.
You do NOT want to know. Everyone who has seen Arnaud with it has had nightmares ever since. I even touched it. I'm traumatised:eek:

It's a 2-gen square-1.
 
2x2x2 - in school's computer (gabbasoft)

EDIT- rainbow cube - at home (*somehow I can figure it out and found my own method :P)
 
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lots.

1x1, 2x2, 5x5, 6x6, 7x7, 4x4 and above computer supercubes, 3x3x4, crazy 4x4 1, square 1, super square 1, gigaminx, 3x3x2, 3x3x1, jings pyraminx, dayan octahedron, pyramorphix, mastermorphix, touch cube, clock, rainbow cube, 3x3x5 FF, teraminx, 2x2x3, 3x3 rhombic dodecahedron, 3x3 supercube, miracle sphere, tetraminx, void cube, octagon barrel 3x3, whip-it (and all variations of it), skewb, computer dino cube, computer cuboids (such as 2x3x4, 4x4x5, 3x4x5, 2x2xn, 3x3xn, 7x7x1, 5x5x3, 6x6x2, 1x1xn, 1x2xn), pyraminx crystal, siamese cubes (1x2x3, 1x1x3, 2x2x3, 2x2x2 (fused cube)) and 15 puzzle.
 
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