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Xyphos said:
Rather than working on one by one work on everything.If you just work on step X only step X will improve your time on the other steps will probably won't improve much.What I just said well could possibly be false but that's how you should practice.If working on everything at once doesn't work for you ( everyone has their own style of practice) ........... looking at your current average you should improve on your F2L and worry about your LL times when you're struggling to go sub-20? or sub-15 but most of the time, LL speed doesn't affect you much if you're going for sub-20 unless LL takes you more than 10secs to finish.

should I get the ShengShou 2x2 or Wittwo ? The wittwo is a bit expensive for a 2x2 for me but is it worth it If I get it or maybe I could get something cheaper like the SS that could possibly have a decent performance ?
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Alright thanks. I'll work on my F2L some more, then move on to PLL. @Your question, I have never used the Wittwo, but the ShengShou works great for me right out of the box.
 
What would be notation for turning the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th inner right wedges (clockwise)? Would it be (r2r3r4)? :confused:

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Isaac Paurus said:
How do you lube the pieces of a 3x3? Also how often should I relube the pieces and the core of I'm using traxxas 50k?
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Take the whole core apart and then lube the bottom of the head of the screw, the bottom of the spring ad either side of the washer. For pieces build it to F2L, then swirl lube in a spiral then put it together and spread it around.

And lube it whenever it feels dry, depends how much you solve. I used to lube it every few days. Now i rarely need to.
 
5BLD said:
Take the whole core apart and then lube the bottom of the head of the screw, the bottom of the spring ad either side of the washer. For pieces build it to F2L, then swirl lube in a spiral then put it together and spread it around.

And lube it whenever it feels dry, depends how much you solve. I used to lube it every few days. Now i rarely need to.
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Swirl it in a spiral? Where?
 
Tips for jflysim big cubes? The 3,4 and 7,8 throw me off. Or is it just nothing but practice? I watched qq's vids but can't spot much, he's too fast.
 
Benje00 said:
How do you recognize PLLs? I've been looking at the PLLs on the wiki, but I don't know how to recognize them AT ALL. Are the colors going to be exactly the same on my rubik's cube as in the diagrams?

PLL page: http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/PLL
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Just start using them and you'll start to notice the patterns and recognise the cases. The colors will depend on how your PLL is set up.
Practice using them and learn one or two algs a day. If you know an alg you'll find ways to recognise the case faster. For example I use Y-perm when I see that there is a lonely corner somewhere (lol).
 
What is faster with U2's index then ring, or index index, I personally use index then ring, is it practically preference as I see all the quick sub 10 people use index index. Question for all
 
How To Improve Your F2L Fast

Hey guys hello! i want do a F2L very fast how i can do this and what F2L i should do, looking ahead or other F2L?
 
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