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why do OH people almost always use there left hand? is it just a coincidence and they happen to be left handed?

Most people prefer the right hand for two handed solves so the most popular algorithms mostly use R and U turns. These turns are far easier to do with the left hand than the right hand.

I think that really the reason there are so many lefty OHers is because there are so many lefty OHers. :p

wouldnt it be easier to just use Lw with your dominant hand then just F B and D?
 
How would you say the following terms in Spanish?
Megaminx
Pyraminx
twisty puzzle
blindfold
one-handed
I know I can use google translate or whatever, but I'm wondering if there is a more common way to say these things than direct translations, as google translate says blindfold is con los ojos vendados, which is a bit long...
 
How would you say the following terms in Spanish?
Megaminx
Pyraminx
twisty puzzle
blindfold
one-handed
I know I can use google translate or whatever, but I'm wondering if there is a more common way to say these things than direct translations, as google translate says blindfold is con los ojos vendados, which is a bit long...

You don't really translate puzzle names. It's a bit long because you're used to a simple word but that's how you say it. Blindfold - con los ojos vendados. OH - con una mano.
 
What is a good 5x5 method for intermediate-ish solvers. I can solve the 5x5 in about 4 minutes (or something) using centers normally, and then pairing up the edges one by one.
 
I just bought a can of Jig-A-Loo for $4.59 CAD! :D

What is the best way to apply it?

1. Lay all the pieces out and spray into the air.
2. Pop out an edge and spray in.
3. Other.
 
I can't decide what kind of cube I want to get. I'm looking for something smooth that doesn't pop or lock up (or at least as little as possible) and I would like it to be quiet if possible. I was thinking maybe Ghosthand?
 
I can't decide what kind of cube I want to get. I'm looking for something smooth that doesn't pop or lock up (or at least as little as possible) and I would like it to be quiet if possible. I was thinking maybe Ghosthand?

Good choice, I think they meet your criteria.
 
hai

I can't decide what kind of cube I want to get. I'm looking for something smooth that doesn't pop or lock up (or at least as little as possible) and I would like it to be quiet if possible. I was thinking maybe Ghosthand?

type F's are kiinda smooth also, but if your looking for a smooth cube i would reccomend a C4Y cube, also, if you put C4Y cubies on a type F frame you get the worlds smoothest cube
 
I can't decide what kind of cube I want to get. I'm looking for something smooth that doesn't pop or lock up (or at least as little as possible) and I would like it to be quiet if possible. I was thinking maybe Ghosthand?

type F's are kiinda smooth also, but if your looking for a smooth cube i would reccomend a C4Y cube, also, if you put C4Y cubies on a type F frame you get the worlds smoothest cube

Smooth is the smallest criteria of the three, and I've tried my friend's C4Y and it just popped a lot. Could someone link me to the black Ghosthand on Popbuying? And which is better, GH-I or II?
 
I just bought a can of Jig-A-Loo for $4.59 CAD! :D

What is the best way to apply it?

1. Lay all the pieces out and spray into the air.
2. Pop out an edge and spray in.
3. Other.

I got mine for less than 3 CAD i think :p

I just pop an edge and spray, and sometimes I get even lazier and just spray in the gaps between pieces
 
I got mine for less than 3 CAD i think :p

I just pop an edge and spray, and sometimes I get even lazier and just spray in the gaps between pieces

WHERE IS THIS MAGICAL PLACE THAT SELLS JIG-A-LOO FOR LESS THAN 3 DOLLARS?

Oh well, I'm pretty happy with sub-5. ;) It should last me a while.
 
What is a good 5x5 method for intermediate-ish solvers. I can solve the 5x5 in about 4 minutes (or something) using centers normally, and then pairing up the edges one by one.
 
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