Recent content by AegisSharp

While it is true that eg-1 is more likely to come up if you are simply solving a face, I would still recommend learning cll first as I think it is a better 2-look method for three reasons. Firstly, you know at least 9/42 cases, so there is less to learn (or 7/40 depending on whether you include...

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Congratulations Max! 3BLD records are being broken so frequently right now.

True, I apparently managed to not see it when I looked through this thread.

This seems like a very generous giveaway... someone could ask for something like the Yuxin 17x17 which is $750 on tc and scs I would chose the Spark 7m

0.03 seconds faster than the previous wr.

I saw it here: However, it looks like he has now deleted the video.

Ironically, the UWR is now 2.82 seconds.

Seems like they are suggesting that they will have a strong and weak magnet cubes like the Valk 4.

The Valk4m (strong) is out on cubezz now

Not sure if I'm doing this correctly as I have never reconstructed before, but I got an interesting solution just now. It was interesting because usually I only plan out my cross in inspection, but in this scramble I got to plan out the first 2 pairs (using keyhole). Scramble: D' F2 U L2 B2 L2...

Make sure you plan your first side in inspection and try to predict your D layer so that you don't need to look at it for pbl recognition.

Congrats Sameer! I would have been very jealous of people in that round if I were scrambling and saw that they were getting a four-move solution

General tip: its easier to finish on 2 adjacent centres as you can see both of them right in front of you while doing it.

Taken from here: https://www.speedsolving.com/forum/threads/a-method-of-cfop-speedcubing-training-that-yields-systematic-progress.39406/ Ideal splits: cross 12%, F2L (inc cross) 62%, OLL 16.5% (inc recog and AUF), PLL 21.5% (inc recognition and AUF) So for averaging 20 your splits should be...