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Hi, this is Jack Triton Recently, I bought mf8 Square-1 and got around 20 seconds with this method (which I would never been able to reach with Vandenbergh) I call this method JQ method last week, got no reactions so I dig up and find several problems Now I can say this method is fully...

Hi, I'm Jack Triton. Recently, I started solving various puzzles such as FTO, Master Skewb and Square-1 When I look up the method called Lin, I notice that it can be much easier if you separate U edges and DB DF edges to 2 part I'll explain how to do it on this article JQ Method CSP, Cube...

step 1: solve cpline at DL (~100 cases) step 2: 2gen finish (~1850 cases) idk how optimal this is compared to other methods cpline https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Ee9GcCfSGEz0YW0g6s_wt1RQ3WflZLLR9hZlrKzASuM/edit?gid=1249030156#gid=1249030156 2gen finish...

Recently looked on the unofficial wr page and saw the fastest times for different methods. One of the methods is listed as MOCE - never hear of it. Anybody have more information on this method?

Hi, I'm Jack Triton. 3 months ago, I made NJPB method which was advanced OBLBL method but this time, I made it into 3x3x3 method. Although the steps are similar to LEOR and APB, the concept of it is different. Steps First Block: Make 1x2x3 block on your non-dominant hand EO: Solve Edge...

Hi everyone, Here is an edge first method I developed back around 2005 shortly after I first got into cubing. Rubiks.com featured an edges first method in the early 2000s that was wildly inefficient (linked to on the Wiki). I made a few intuitive shortcuts that cut down the method quite...

Hi, I'm Jack Triton (former Bicube single ao5 UWR, current ao12 UWR holder). Today, I'm going to present my newest method called NJPB Method (NxNxN Jack('s) Pair & Block). This method is mixture of Yau and APB, but it's much faster than it sounds. Pros compared with Yau are: Less dynamic...

O20R Is a method i made while tryimg to sleep. It's a method that you use when you have a dot case. It stands for -OLL -20 -Reduction So basically you force it into OLL 20 and solve it. Trust me, its even dumber than it sounds https://streamable.com/1059sj This method has an advanced...

I am aware that you can simply use a regular 3x3 method like Cfop or Roux, but are there any methods that have been created for the mirror cube to make it easier or more understandable? for example, EO is extremely hard on the mirror cube because it can be hard to tell if an edge is flipped or...

“No-D” is a Flip variant where you combine the simultaneous turns of 7Simul with the ergonomics and TPS of Flip. As another plus (and as the name implies) there are no D moves. Memo is also much easier than other methods, only requiring you to memo 4 numbers (two on the front, two on the back) I...

Hey guy, I'll try and keep this short. As most people have noticed, there has been a large influx of method proposals recently - which ISN'T a bad thing. However, many of these proposals are vapid, poorly thought out or reseatched, and/or are rehashing of previously proposed methods. The...

I am currently finishing all alg of EG, and while playing with the face solver of cstimer to improve my face efficiency, i was wondering if a tcll face should’nt be slightly shorter in average. I have search a lot but i havent’ found any informations about the average optimal number of moves...

So, I invented a theoretical CFOP variant known as "3BL". It consists of a few steps: 1.) Solve the cross ANY WAY YOU WANT (so it doesn't have to align the colors, just connect the cross-colored part of the edges to the center) 2.) Solve the rest of the cube up until PLL 3.) Do a PBL algorithm...

Which one should I use? Just your honest opinions :) (but im sticking with zz)

Interesting in the current method landscape. 2020-2021 there was a huge rise in method diversity and I'm curious where that currently stands. What methods have fallen off, what methods have the most amount of users, what methods are considered to have the greatest potential, and major barriers...

A thread to map out recommended progression routes for various methods. Meant to give beginner/intermediate cubers clear progression to learning methods.

Hi. So this thread is going to be about trying to develop a Lin approach that both lowers the amount of algs needed for CSP ( either for people that don't like algs or who want an easier transition to full CSP ) and allows earlier implementation of PLL+1. This would be a 2 part approach. Part...

Hi all! I've been thinking about the Snyder method for the last few day as it was recently suggested in my Quantitative Method Analysis Survey ( which I recommend you take ). anyway, I've become interested in revisiting this rather obscure method and its relatives. I've grouped all the method...

Thread for example solves using Pseudo-Columns. SSC, ECE, MI2, Square-101, HSC, HTA(?), and SSRC methods. Have fun and raise awareness for SSC/ECE baby <3. Scramble: L2 F2 D2 B' R2 U2 B U2 F' R2 B' D' L' R' D' F' D2 B2 L2 R Method: HSC Solve: x' R' U' F2 U Rw2 U' // Psuedo Squares U2 R U' M2...

Pseutilus (Pseudo Nautilus). It combines block building, pseudo tricks and the same number of algorithmic steps as Mehta method. It supports a movecount lesser than CFOP and similar to Roux. Steps 1. Pseudo 222 2. 123 block either on the F or the R face 3. EOLE 4. 5CO 5. Insert last F2L corner...