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Thanks.. Also, when you guys said "find F2L algs," do you mean trying to memorize them like normal algs or just seeing how they work?
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Some might say to memorize them like regular algs, but I would recommend that you just try to see how they work.Thanks.. Also, when you guys said "find F2L algs," do you mean trying to memorize them like normal algs or just seeing how they work?
Some might say to memorize them like regular algs, but I would recommend that you just try to see how they work.
Should I look over them in a certain order or just review them when I bump into a case during a practice solve?
anybody no a good website or video that will teach me
I have some doubts about F2l. My times are about 25-27 seconds. I know it is better to avoid cube rotations, infact I'm trying to solve F2l rotationless. About the insertion of pairs (with edges not oriented) there are two possibilities: the algs like r U R' U' m or the sledgehammer, both in the Front face and Back face. My question is: what is the faster way? I'd like to training in the better way in order to be sure to get faster. Thanks![]()
But, in your opinion, people who solve the cube under 15 sec do rotations or use M algs and sledgehammer?
Only when the M slices make another pair, or when it is better to use the M slice. In general, it's just not worth it. Sledgehammer is a good alternative to U R U' R' to avoid dot OLL cases, or in some cases, get an OCLL case.
Have a look at some reconstructions of fast solves. Generally the fastest cubers seem to use simple <RUL> F2L with 1-2 rotations - with the occasional sledgehammer but usually very few algs or rotationless inserts (until the last pair).Yes but I mean, if I have an F2l case in which for inserting a pair I have to do an Y rotation ( for example y U' L' U L) , it's better to use sledgehammer or M alg or continue to use rotations?
But, in your opinion, people who solve the cube under 15 sec do rotations or use M algs and sledgehammer?
Yes but I mean, if I have an F2l case in which for inserting a pair I have to do an Y rotation ( for example y U' L' U L) , it's better to use sledgehammer or M alg or continue to use rotations?
But, in your opinion, people who solve the cube under 15 sec do rotations or use M algs and sledgehammer?
I solve under 15 seconds, I never use M algs for F2L. I'll use sledgehammer for edge control, sometimes.
That's actually a hedgeslammer case. Sledgehammer starts with R/L, hedgeslammer starts with F/F'. Doing the F move first is awkward and I'll rarely use hedgelslammers except when my hands are in an abnormal position, sometimes after cross or an F2L case trick. I think it's faster to rotate and sledgehammer than regrip and hedgeslammer, for this case, so if I'm going to use edge control on that case, I'll rotate then do a left sledgehammer. (y L F' L' F)