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If I understand your ? correctly:
If you replace the silver colored screws with red, white, blue, green, yellow, orange and put them where their own colors are, scramble, solve, they might/might not be at their correct place as the center of the cube/core can move independent of the cubies.
 
If I understand your ? correctly:
If you replace the silver colored screws with red, white, blue, green, yellow, orange and put them where their own colors are, scramble, solve, they might/might not be at their correct place as the center of the cube/core can move independent of the cubies.
I mean that there are four blue center pieces. My understanding is that you can interchange these four pieces. I was wondering if you could change the stickers or something so that they would no longer become interchangeable. To make sure they all end up in their original place. Similar to a supercube, I guess. Sorry, you're right, my question was very vague.
 
I just realized they are only 1mm smaller than the standard size. Surly wont fit.

Now it's a question of deciding if its worth cutting my own tiles or going with the 55mm.

If I got a 55 I think I would still go with the standard size tiles and have smaller gaps between.

Or, you could buy 4x4 tiles and only use some of them. Then you've got a few spares :p
 
1. What is the fastest way to solve centres on 4x4x4s and 5x5x5s? (e.g. On 5x5x5, some people fit 1x3 bars, some people do three 1x2s and one 1x3 ect.)

1. Can someone give me the break downs for sub-15 and sub-20 averages including tps (I use 2LOLL and 1LPLL) for 3x3x3?

Thanks :D
 
1. What is the fastest way to solve centres on 4x4x4s and 5x5x5s? (e.g. On 5x5x5, some people fit 1x3 bars, some people do three 1x2s and one 1x3 ect.)

1. Can someone give me the break downs for sub-15 and sub-20 averages including tps (I use 2LOLL and 1LPLL) for 3x3x3?

Thanks :D

On 4x4 there are so few ways you can do it that most just do whatever they see. However I use 2x1 to 2x2 as a base. On a 5x5 I find bars fast. Or 2x2 block to 2x3 etc.
 
I just realized they are only 1mm smaller than the standard size. Surly wont fit.

Now it's a question of deciding if its worth cutting my own tiles or going with the 55mm.

If I got a 55 I think I would still go with the standard size tiles and have smaller gaps between.

Cubesmith sells small size tiles http://cubesmith.com/3x3 Small Tiles.htm which would fit the 55mm perfectly
 
I'm guessing 5BLD

I hate you. (edit: ofc I don't actually hate anyone so don't take offence)

Erm yeah, basically this person posted on the thread comment which seemed really demanding to me, so I got annoyed and called him a moron (by the way, I did do what he asked for moments later). Then he takes a massive offence to this and gets all upset; I apologise, he goes on and on and on, complaining that I am going to begin to belittle him because he is a novice cuber, while simulataneously belittling me for being younger than himself. How patronising I know but whatever, I don't care, I don't want to further keep the fire alive.

Eventually we stopped, and then the posts got deleted and someone thought it was appropriate to stop the thread all together, which I am upset about too.
 
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I hate you. (edit: ofc I don't actually hate anyone so don't take offence)

Erm yeah, basically this person posted on the thread comment which seemed really demanding to me, so I got annoyed and called him a moron (by the way, I did do what he asked for moments later). Then he takes a massive offence to this and gets all upset; I apologise, he goes on and on and on, complaining that I am going to begin to belittle him because he is a novice cuber, while simulataneously belittling me for being younger than himself. How patronising I know but whatever, I don't care, I don't want to further keep the fire alive.

Eventually we stopped, and then the posts got deleted and someone thought it was appropriate to stop the thread all together, which I am upset about too.

Sorry for saying it was you
 
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