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I guess fast is relative. Compared to the average speedcuber, sub-12 would be fast. But if you are comparing yourself to anyone who can just solve a cube, 20-30 seconds would be considered fast.

If you cover shipping, I can send you a free SS 7x7. I don't need more cubes lol.

My only cubes: Dayan Zhanchi 3x3 Shengshou 5x5 Vcube 6x6 Aofu 7x7 Gigaminx Teraminx

5: 00:16.57 x 4: 00:16.95 x 3: 00:16.84 x 2: 00:16.63 x 1: 00:16.59 x Standard deviation of .17 Probably my most consistent Ao5

Nice job!! I have that same watch and it is also missing its band as well!

Switched to Hoya for 5x5 and 18/20 solves were under 1:50!!!

I just started learning roux, and most of my solves are between 25-35 seconds. However, I don't know how to orient the edges very efficiently. Can someone please direct me to a video/website that goes over some of the cases?

He was saying that 35-45 points will be the same as how "common" or relatively unimpressive 20-30 points is currently

The CX3 is much bigger than a 57mm, at least for how it feels. I put tiles on it and it was perfect

(2x2: Don't own) 3x3: Zhanchi all the way, average 18 (4x4: Don't own) 5x5: SS, average 1:50ish 6x6: V-Cube, average 3:15 7x7: Moyu stickerless, average 4:40

These are ridiculously over priced!

I've gotten sub-17 averages of 12 with it. Its not that bad. Try using CRC silicone spray...take an edge out, and spray for half a second. Do it again after a few solves if it needs it.

1. Don't use your fingers to turn middle slices, use your wrists (see 1:40). What I mean is basically turn two layers 180 degrees, then turn one layer back 180 degrees. 2. Turn slower on centers. It seems counter productive, but you turn really fast and then pause for a long time. Turning...

I'm around 18ish with 4LLL. Oll is definitely not necessary to be sub-20!

Fan of Slayer or Metallica?