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  1. Robert-Y

    [Help Thread] Yau4 Discussion

    I'm also now colour neutral with this method. I'll sorta show you how you can become colour neutral easily with method (if you're already CN on 333). You just need to be CN at centres and know your pairs of opposite colours. In the following examples, I will be solving a cube which uses the...
  2. pcwiz

    [Help Thread] CFOP Discussion

    PDF Version of this Guide - March 23, 2013 Welcome! This thread will be a guide to help you get faster at solving the Rubik’s Cube using the popular Fridrich/CFOP method. Please read this thread and do some forum searching prior to asking questions about becoming faster. First off, the...
    • pcwiz
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    • 2 look oll 2 look pll 3x3 20 seconds 4ll a0100/27 a012/27 a05/26 advanced speedcubing algorithms beginner can't reach sub 30 cfop cross - pll solving cube f2l f2l help faster fridrich getting sub-30 help cross help f2l how to how to do faster 3x3 how to get faster how to's improve improve time keep cubing happy cubing oll pb/18.97 roux seconds solving speed speed cubing speedcubing stuck sub 20 sub 40 time tips
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  3. D

    [Help Thread] F2L Discussion and Help

    I have not been practicing Fridrich F2L more than a few weeks. I wrote these personal notes for helping myself out getting better. if you have any thoughts feel free to post them. my biggest problem is to spot the two pieces (looking ahead). putting them together is really intuitiv when you...
    • doubleyou
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    • 2 look oll 2 look pll algs beginner beginner f2l cross cfop improvement cross cross help embedded f2l f2l . 3×3 f2l algorithm f2l beginner f2l help f2l intuitive f2l intuitive algorithm f2l mirrors recognize f2l practice f2l strategy finger tricks first two layers fridrich fridrich f2l get faster help f2l i suck at f2l insert intuitive keyhole lbl look ahead lookahead orientation permutation practice sub 1 fridirch sub20 times tip tips trick urgent ways
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