Rayne
Regular
The mini qj uses stickers right?
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Sorry, I thought he said mini QJ.Should I use mini QJ or normal?
Normal. Locks less, and moves faster.
Breaks less.
False.
I have both, and the mini QJ is much more robustly built. If someone else has both, take out the corners of each, and see how much more plastic is connected on the mini than to the normal. I broke two corners from a leg just regularly cubing and the other by twisting the piece in its socket (stupid, but I was playing around too much).
Also, the mini QJ happens to be a lot faster out of the box, and they are equally as fast after break in. The mini is better because it is easier to handle, and it is competition legal.
The mini qj uses stickers right?
3j) Puzzles must be clean and must not have any textures, markings, elevated pieces, damages, or other differences that distinguish one piece from a similar piece.
3l) Cube puzzles must have at most one logo. For Rubik's Cube or bigger cube puzzles the logo must be placed on one of the centre pieces.
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Junior Cube
@miniGOINGS
Junior Cube
One that turns decently?
HAHAHA. Yep.
On one of the corners, a raised "QJ" is slapped on.3j) Puzzles must be clean and must not have any textures, markings, elevated pieces, damages, or other differences that distinguish one piece from a similar piece.
3l) Cube puzzles must have at most one logo. For Rubik's Cube or bigger cube puzzles the logo must be placed on one of the centre pieces.
So the normal QJ is NOT competition legal. In the proposed new regulations, it is legal. But we are still operating under the current regulations for the time being.
And anyway, the normal QJ REALLY hurts when you turn it and catch a fingernail. I can't speak for the non-tiled, but just get the mini. It's really good.
@miniGOINGS
Junior Cube
One that turns decently?
HAHAHA. Yep.
Umhh... are Maru 2x2x2 big?
LOLS I have used A tiled QJ in a competition, just with cube smith tiles
For your information, a Maru is 2 mm smaller than a LanLan@miniGOINGS
Junior Cube
One that turns decently?
HAHAHA. Yep.
Umhh... are Maru 2x2x2 big?
i'm just gonna get a maru for the lube. And cuz it has a regular colour scheme. Lube is for my f-ii.
I THINK... maru is regular size (lanlan size)
thanks. editedFor your information, a Maru is 2 mm smaller than a LanLan@miniGOINGS
Junior Cube
One that turns decently?
HAHAHA. Yep.
Umhh... are Maru 2x2x2 big?
i'm just gonna get a maru for the lube. And cuz it has a regular colour scheme. Lube is for my f-ii.
I THINK... maru is regular size (lanlan size)
Practice. Also do a advanced edge pairing method, the SyuheiThis is kinda unrelated but still... My dad picked up a rubik's brand 4x4 for me today. It sucks. Don't get it. Pops like mad (a minimum of 3 pops per solve i think). Anyway, i'm using this thing called the reduction method and i wanna know just how bad these times are. Oh yeah, i'm using a lil bit of double edge pairing (i'm still unsure of how it works, still figuring it out).
Yeah, so the centers take me about 1:30 on an average and the edge pairs take me about 4 to 5 minutes more. I've got an average of about 7 minutes with about 2 odd hours of solving.
Any advice on timing improvements? I use a 2 look LL and know my parity.
Mini Eastsheen 2x2@miniGOINGS
Junior Cube
One that turns decently?
never heard of that beforeMini Eastsheen 2x2@miniGOINGS
Junior Cube
One that turns decently?