pedrinroque
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I was thinking about doing a series of videos showing all cases of ZBLL divided in their respective sets.
I decided to start today, and here's the first video, T cases without permutation of corners, most algorithms of this set is made with 2 gen, so its easy to learn.
I decided to start today, and here's the first video, T cases without permutation of corners, most algorithms of this set is made with 2 gen, so its easy to learn.
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