Jan 6, 2014 #1 Robert-Y Legend Joined Jan 21, 2009 Messages 3,290 Location England WCA ID 2009YAUR01 YouTube Visit Channel Wow I didn't think it was already known in Japan Roughly 34 seconds for cross and centres (not bad) and 29 for L8E and 333 finish (good) Last edited by a moderator: Apr 7, 2016
Wow I didn't think it was already known in Japan Roughly 34 seconds for cross and centres (not bad) and 29 for L8E and 333 finish (good)
Jan 6, 2014 #2 scottishcuber Veteran Joined Feb 15, 2010 Messages 1,434 Location London WCA ID 2013MAHM02 YouTube Visit Channel That's not Yau5, is it? Awesome solve.
Jan 6, 2014 #3 U Username Legend Joined Dec 15, 2012 Messages 3,418 Location Finland WCA ID 2013JOKI01 YouTube Visit Channel scottishcuber said: That's not Yau5, is it? Click to expand... Thinking the same
Jan 6, 2014 #4 DuffyEdge Veteran Joined Jun 24, 2012 Messages 831 Location Exeter, UK WCA ID 2013CRON01 YouTube Visit Channel Yes it is? With a yellow cross..
Jan 6, 2014 #5 U Username Legend Joined Dec 15, 2012 Messages 3,418 Location Finland WCA ID 2013JOKI01 YouTube Visit Channel DuffyEdge said: Yes it is? With a yellow cross.. Click to expand... Looks like regular yau to me
Jan 6, 2014 #6 DuffyEdge Veteran Joined Jun 24, 2012 Messages 831 Location Exeter, UK WCA ID 2013CRON01 YouTube Visit Channel Username said: Looks like regular yau to me Click to expand... Yeah, I see what you mean now
Jan 6, 2014 #7 Robert-Y Legend Joined Jan 21, 2009 Messages 3,290 Location England WCA ID 2009YAUR01 YouTube Visit Channel Well I have two ways of doing edge pairing on 5x5x5. I don't always solve 2 F2L pairs before my last 4 tredges. Just a regular freeslice edge pairing finish whilst preserving the cross is a valid way of doing it.
Well I have two ways of doing edge pairing on 5x5x5. I don't always solve 2 F2L pairs before my last 4 tredges. Just a regular freeslice edge pairing finish whilst preserving the cross is a valid way of doing it.