When you make a video of yourself solving the cube, do you really need to show that the cube is solved at the end? Like where you show all 6 sides are solved?
When you make a video of yourself solving the cube, do you really need to show that the cube is solved at the end? Like where you show all 6 sides are solved?
instead of making a new thread asking question here that I use f2l then for last and top layer i use the beginners method , what method should i learn for the last and top layer instead of the beginners?
instead of making a new thread asking question here that I use f2l then for last and top layer i use the beginners method , what method should i learn for the last and top layer instead of the beginners?
instead of making a new thread asking question here that I use f2l then for last and top layer i use the beginners method , what method should i learn for the last and top layer instead of the beginners?
instead of making a new thread asking question here that I use f2l then for last and top layer i use the beginners method , what method should i learn for the last and top layer instead of the beginners?
Not sure how this works....do I just type my question?
Well, here goes...I know it's preference, but for big cube finger tricks, do you (whoever replies) turn the U face with your finger on one cubie , or do you rest it over multiple cubies?
So, for example, when I solve the 3x3, I use the flat of my finger to turn the U face, whereas I'm wondering if you should use the tip of your finger to turn the U face.
However it feels most comfortable with you. Michal Halczuk turns with his thumb. If your cube is smooth enough or your finger is strong enough, go right ahead.