5x5 Edge pairing method request

I average about 3 min and I use either method depending on my mood. For a while I was over 1 min faster with tredges, then I somehow became about 1 min faster with AVG. Now I'm about the same speed with both methods. They aren't that different from each other (both reduction). I don't think it matter's much.
It's funny how you said that you are doing something different than Dan, even though he is doing tredges.

What method does Michal Halczuk use?
I'm only aware of Dan Cohen and Michael Gottlieb using tredges.
Breandan McElhill (Breandan Vallence, why a different name on speedcubing.com?), Rob Yau, and Erik all use AVG. (Actually Rob uses something more like inverse AVG and whenever I do AVG, half the time I do inverse AVG.)

Arnaud:
I don't see any differences between Bigcubes and (8 tredges start, AVG finish).
 
I used a completely freestyle method for edges up until the last four edges, at which point it would be totally one-at-a-time, and got a couple sub-1:40 solves with it.

Too bad I'm sooooo out of practice now. :p
 
Arnaud:
I don't see any differences between Bigcubes and (8 tredges start, AVG finish).
The last 4 tredges with AVG are more restricted in order to end up with the same finish as regular AVG rather than any possible case for the last two tredges.
 
@Fanwuq: :S not really :P I'll make a video tutorial sometime inthe future when I'm not too busy with work, and post it on youtube. It's kinda simple to understand what I'm doing after I make the video. The way I do the edges on a 5x5x5 is kinda similar to someone trying to fix a rubik's cube, using only PLL algorithms. It's a sort of freestyle method.

BUT... the way I do the edges on the 4x4 appears more similar to AVG because I don't use that many erm... "algorithms" on the edges.
 
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