cfop

I haven't learned Oll or Pll both still two step. Every 10 solves I get a sub 20.

So, I am a CFOP solver. I use full PLL and 2-look OLL with almost full OLL, mening, i know more than half of the OLL algorithms. I found out that medium TPS makes my times slower, my max tps, around 4 to 6 tps, makes me 4 to 5 seconds faster, and calm solving, meaning, almost slow solving, for...

Hello, I average about 20 seconds on 3x3x (CFOP), and was wondering if there's anyone who would be willing to coach me. Thank y'all in advance! P.S. I don't wanna spend 20 bucks on one video review from jayden McNeill. :D

Reconstruction: U2 F R' U F L' B2 R' B U2 L' F2 B2 D2 R' B2 R' B2 L2 y R' F U2 L U' L' U2 R' U R U R U' R' U R U' R' y' R U' R' U' R U R' U2 R U' R U' F U R U' R' F' U perm Cube: YueXiao (Watch my impressions video too ^_^ ) Thank you :)

When I was a new cuber, I thought that F2L was very difficult. There were 42 algs to learn. That's a lot of algs for a beginner. In february of this year, I began the F2L, but learned only 8 algs. With 8 algs, I could do every F2L case. If you have the edge and separate corner , you can join...

Not that impressive when you consider that half of these methods are just CFOP variations. However, I think I've played by the same rules as everyone else who has made a "sub x with y methods" video (For example, ZB, MGLS and CFCE are considered different methods in Ben's video as well). I had...

each solve was based around an extended cross. im almost certainly not going to get a sub15 with normal cross/f2l solvage.

Steps: Really just a fun thing that I decided to practise. I'm not advocating it as a method or anything, because F2B is so much more efficient. I'd be interested to see how fast the really fast CFOPers can solve F2B with this method though, as you get a lot of easy xcrosses and one move...

Hello, I started cubing a little less than 3 months ago, and have gotten faster and faster since then. I use a new rubik's cube (version 2.0?) that can be found in Target or Walmart, and have gotten an avg. of 5 of 1 min 29 sec, and a PB of 1 min 15 using the beginners method. But I feel like I...

Hey guys this is the guide to get below sub 20 on using fridrich method so these are the most important things to do:- NOTE THAT THIS GUIDE MAINLY FOCUSES ON GETING BELOW 15 SECONDS OF AVERAGE I AM Currently 10 seconds average and use all of these things in x3 solving. 1)try to inspect your...

What method do you guys use? Im curious to see what is the most popular, as i am running fromm method to method trying to find one I really like.

Please read before posting I'm making this thread for all of those ideas you have that are interesting, yet are not fully developed. This is a place to post them. I have come up with many ideas and didn't want to post a new thread for every one of them when most don't get very far. Perhaps if...

I told myself I would make at least two videos this break so here is my guide on how I do 2- side PLL recognition. I have received a lot of questions about this so I hope this answers them. I say it many times in the videos, but I would like to again thank Sarah for her amazing guide, without it...

This is the first part of my 4 part series on how to look ahead in CFOP. I realize that this first vid, and possibly others may not be presenting original information, but no one has, to my knowledge made this inforation available in video form. Let me know if this helps you guys out. I...

Someone could do the reconstruction please?? Scramble: D F2 R2 D' B2 R2 L2 U B2 L2 D' R B L2 B2 F R2 U2 F' R2 L U I know i had a U-perm and this OLL. My algs: U-Perm: R2 U’ R’ U’ R U R U R U’ R OLL: F R’ F’ R U R U’ R

Here You can find few example solves that may be helpful for speedcubers new to CFOP or wanting to learn CFOP. This way of solving uses only 83 algorithms and can get You Sub-14 with Your times.

I'll start with some background knowledge: My main method is white cross on bottom, intuitive F2L, 2-look OLL and full PLL. With these, my personal best (no skips) is 30.56 and I average mid 30-ish. Here comes the problem: I've always been attracted to the Petrus method and blockbuilding...

So, I'm working on another lolmethod. If someone can help me with alg-finding, that would be awesome; others can now and later use this thread to request help with alg-generation/finding for odd systems that they're working on. What I need is this: The flipped edge ELS cases with each 6 CPLL...

This is just a thread for people to post interesting possibilities of a case. Like, it is a 1/72 chance for a PLL skip. Enjoy.

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