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8355 method: easy way to solve cube?

This method pleases me. I tend to finish the 5 edges intuitively, as has been noted by others on this thread.

I think this is the method I would teach someone who just wants to know how to solve the cube, without wanting to get bogged down with too many (or any) algorithms.
 
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sorry bro you don't have to watch the video if you don't want...
with these method is really easy to tech someone how to solve the cube and a made it becouse i couldn't understand the chinese version but now i figured out how it work and i decided to share it with other but again YOU DON'T HAVE TO WATCH THE VIDEO IF IT'S TO BAD FOR YOU ok?
 
Help, i'm learning this method from here: http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/8355_Method

For the "Solve the final 2 edges" stage, can i do it without using mirror? i mean stick to R U R' U R U R' but just need to align properly.

No you may need to use the mirror F' U' F U' F' U' F, depending on the orientation of the edge in the slot. If doing R means it's not oriented in the U-layer, then use the FU version of the alg. I'll update the page to clarify...
 
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Quite a good combination of lbl and 8355 would be to first solve the cross, then 3 middle layer edges, then use keyhole and inverse sexy to insert the 3 corresponding corners, then solve the corner edge pair remaining like lbl and then you can move on to last layer using only inverse sexy and mirror inverse sexy (U’ L’ U L) to solve the rest
(Do EO, then CP, then CO, then EP)
The reasoning for using keyhole for the first 3 F2L pairs is that it means you only have to use the “long” middle layer algorithms once, and it is faster than inserting first layer corners, then edges, since edges have 2 orientation states and not 3
 
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