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Sub-1 on 4x4 for me
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Sub-1 on 4x4 for me
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In the WCA rankings, 177 out of 2099 people (8.4%) have sub 1 average for the 4x4, where as 249 of 1130 (22%) have sub 2 average for the 5x5.
Read in to that what you will.
Read in to that what you will.
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non lucky full step
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Cheers guys, I'll stick with the Mf8 then.
I just got rubik's magic and I have two questions...
this one will sound noobish but what about scrambling? After you're done solving it, do you just turn it back to this position and solve again?
Also, what's the inspection time?
Article G: Magic (and similar puzzles) Solving
G1) Standard procedure is followed as described in Article A (Speed Solving).
Additional/special regulations for Magic Solving are described below.
* G1a) The competitor may do practice solves on the competition timer. When the judge and competitor mutually agree, the official solves will begin. At that point, all solves will be treated as official solves.
G2) Scrambling
* G2a) The puzzle is not scrambled.
* G2b) The puzzle is not covered by judge.
G3) Inspection
* G3a) There is no inspection phase.
G4) Starting the solve
* G4a) The puzzles must be completely flat on the surface, with either of the two sides on top.
G1) Standard procedure is followed as described in Article A (Speed Solving).
Additional/special regulations for Magic Solving are described below.
* G1a) The competitor may do practice solves on the competition timer. When the judge and competitor mutually agree, the official solves will begin. At that point, all solves will be treated as official solves.
G2) Scrambling
* G2a) The puzzle is not scrambled.
* G2b) The puzzle is not covered by judge.
G3) Inspection
* G3a) There is no inspection phase.
G4) Starting the solve
* G4a) The puzzles must be completely flat on the surface, with either of the two sides on top.
vcuber13
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is it worth learning parity cp?
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Question:
What is the most quiet cube out there? I really need a cube that sounds as little as possible when turning it.
I've been using the QuoJia 52mm cube and its pretty quiet but I want one that is MORE quest if its possible.
What is the most quiet cube out there? I really need a cube that sounds as little as possible when turning it.
I've been using the QuoJia 52mm cube and its pretty quiet but I want one that is MORE quest if its possible.
cuber952
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My ghosthand 2 is really quiet.
Daniel Wu
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Ghosthand 2 is also my quietest 3x3.
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yup yup GHII
vcuber13
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whats a normal ratio for first 8 : last 4 edged on 5x5?
cuber952
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My first eight are 40sec. My last 4 are 15 sec.
spdcbr
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One of the holes in my core got stripped down and bigger from too much messing with the tensions =_= anyone have a way on repairing it? (without buying a new core...)
Daniel Wu
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Fill it with glue (or something) and then use a drill to make a new hole. Worked for me.
spdcbr
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Oh.....but I dont have a drill tip that size.....=_= bye bye cube....
WOW you actually had a drill tip at that size?
Daniel Wu
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Yeah, I got a bunch of little ones spread out all over the place for drilling pilot holes and whatnot. Maybe you could use a small self-threading screw in place of the drill bit.
spdcbr
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Yeah I would but the tip is flat instead of having a point so it doesnt self thread...
Cyrus C.
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Take some Plumbers goop, or other glue that dries slowly, fill the hole with it, then screw the screw in, and unscrew it. Might work. Extra cores are less than a dollar, if you do buy one, buy a couple.
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