Jaysammey777
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Get a better cube
Rubix brand-seem to pop and can be really hard to handle (don't gt) toy stores, rubix.com
Eastsheen- smaller size, but doesn't cut corrners (get if you can withstand no tolerance in corrners) eastsheen.com - I think
Mefferts- great cube, they should replace the bulky tiles(absolutly get) mefferts.com
QJ- better than mefferts, same with the tiles though (a must get) cubeforyou.com cubefans.com
mini QJ- great size a little tighter than regular QJ but can be fixed (yes get it) cubeforyou.com cubefans.com
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centers
over time you will find your own shortcuts with the centers. I have no tips for the centers.
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edges
First you will need to know advanced edge pairing. Advanced edge paring is when you pair up and edge. Then take it out and put in not so random edges then revert the centeers and you have another edgepair. *check out monkeydude1313 video !on this part only! The rest is confusing.*
Now insted of pairing one edge up then inserting another edge to formm a second, Place 3 on the same row. Then pair them up so that you have 3 edge pairs (sometimes your lucky and get 4) then use advanced edge pairing. Then it is easy to solve the rest with advaced edge pairing.
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3x3 solve
use a fast 3x3 method (fredrich). Dont use methods like roux or us algorithms that use M moves, find alturnitives.
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Parity
when using fredrich you will have two parity. Oll and pll in the begining use 2LOLL and 2LPLL so it can be reconizable
in oll you may have 1 or 3 pieces of the top cross instead of using that wierd algoritm to swap it in the beginers method use this algorithm (dose involve cube rotation.)
grip both layers on R and L moves and single on U move-
R U2 x R U2 R U2 R' U2 L U2 R' U2 R U2 R' U2 R'
then you solve pll for the corrners. After that you may notice that you have two edges flipped. When they are across from each other use
Uu2 Ll2 U2 l2 U2 Ll2 Uu2
note: upper case latters is outer layers and lower case is inner layers.
When you have two adjacent to each other and need to be flipped use
R' U R U' then Uu2 Ll2 U2 l2 U2 Ll2 Uu2 last U R' U' R
any questions comment/message
Get a better cube
Rubix brand-seem to pop and can be really hard to handle (don't gt) toy stores, rubix.com
Eastsheen- smaller size, but doesn't cut corrners (get if you can withstand no tolerance in corrners) eastsheen.com - I think
Mefferts- great cube, they should replace the bulky tiles(absolutly get) mefferts.com
QJ- better than mefferts, same with the tiles though (a must get) cubeforyou.com cubefans.com
mini QJ- great size a little tighter than regular QJ but can be fixed (yes get it) cubeforyou.com cubefans.com
2-
centers
over time you will find your own shortcuts with the centers. I have no tips for the centers.
3-
edges
First you will need to know advanced edge pairing. Advanced edge paring is when you pair up and edge. Then take it out and put in not so random edges then revert the centeers and you have another edgepair. *check out monkeydude1313 video !on this part only! The rest is confusing.*
Now insted of pairing one edge up then inserting another edge to formm a second, Place 3 on the same row. Then pair them up so that you have 3 edge pairs (sometimes your lucky and get 4) then use advanced edge pairing. Then it is easy to solve the rest with advaced edge pairing.
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3x3 solve
use a fast 3x3 method (fredrich). Dont use methods like roux or us algorithms that use M moves, find alturnitives.
5-
Parity
when using fredrich you will have two parity. Oll and pll in the begining use 2LOLL and 2LPLL so it can be reconizable
in oll you may have 1 or 3 pieces of the top cross instead of using that wierd algoritm to swap it in the beginers method use this algorithm (dose involve cube rotation.)
grip both layers on R and L moves and single on U move-
R U2 x R U2 R U2 R' U2 L U2 R' U2 R U2 R' U2 R'
then you solve pll for the corrners. After that you may notice that you have two edges flipped. When they are across from each other use
Uu2 Ll2 U2 l2 U2 Ll2 Uu2
note: upper case latters is outer layers and lower case is inner layers.
When you have two adjacent to each other and need to be flipped use
R' U R U' then Uu2 Ll2 U2 l2 U2 Ll2 Uu2 last U R' U' R
any questions comment/message
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