5x5x5 printable algs

[ManSpider]

Is there somewhere printable sheet with nice pics of 5x5x5 algorithms? I could't find any good on the net, so maybe you have something? Thanks.

 

[Ellis]

Which 5x5 algorithms?

Do you mean for the last edges? Other than that I can't think of anything that you'd need printed algs for, it's all in the method. If that's what you mean though you could just print out the last edge algorithms right off of bigcubes.com, or copy and paste your own list from wherever you're getting the algorithms.

 

[ManSpider]

Parity errors in general, i know bigcubes.com that is really nice, but there's no pics, just applet...

 

[TMOY]

I can think of many 5^3 algs not involving the last edges and for which a printed version might be useful

 

[Ellis]

Parity errors in general, i know bigcubes.com that is really nice, but there's no pics, just applet...

Yea but couldn't you just print the page? You'd still have the pictures.

I can think of many 5^3 algs not involving the last edges and for which a printed version might be useful

For what?? Last centers? Or do you just not use reduction?

Edit: Manspider, if you were also talking about the last two centers, lucas has some here: http://cube.garron.us/big_cubes/L2C/

 

[rachmaninovian]

I can think of many 5^3 algs not involving the last edges and for which a printed version might be useful

I totally sympathize you xD

how many algs of those sorts do you have? I actively use 35 at most...or lesser =P

 

[TMOY]

Ellis: I don't use reduction But even for people who do, getting a clue about the basic commutators for centers may help sometimes.

rachmaninovian: I don't know, I haven't counted. In fact I use many algs which are variants of each other, I don't really count them as different algs...