Ok thanks. Next time I come up with an alg, I'll check it on the wiki and algdb.net to see if they're original first.

I've heard about the {M, U} U perms and I've tried them but I use the {R, U} ones because I find it hard to perform the M clockwise moves.
 
I've heard about the {M, U} U perms and I've tried them but I use the {R, U} ones because I find it hard to perform the M clockwise moves.

Same here. A lot of people wind up executing "M" like r' R or R r' instead of flicking the M layer backwards. As a for instance: Jayden Mcneill put together a video of all his PLLs with execution, and he uses R/r combos instead of M for those U perms. Check it out.

http://youtu.be/J_738z7xYeM
 
Same here. A lot of people wind up executing "M" like r' R or R r' instead of flicking the M layer backwards. As a for instance: Jayden Mcneill put together a video of all his PLLs with execution, and he uses R/r combos instead of M for those U perms. Check it out.

http://youtu.be/J_738z7xYeM

I meant like at 3:05 of the video, where he pulls his ring finger up and pushes the M layer down. It's that reaching that is kind of awkward and uncomfortable for me. I guess it just comes down to practice.
 
I meant like at 3:05 of the video, where he pulls his ring finger up and pushes the M layer down. It's that reaching that is kind of awkward and uncomfortable for me. I guess it just comes down to practice.
I use the same fingertrick for that M move (but different fingertricks for the M2s), and I don't find it that uncomfortable. But I use a smaller cube (54.5mm), which might make it easier.
 
Is the F' executed with the ring finger?
Yeah, that's how I do it.
Has a R2' U2 F R2 F' U2' R' U R' feel.
I found it using that alg. It's R2 U2 R2 U2 R2 to swap FR/BR, then your R2' U2 F R2 F' U2' R' U R' to flip the edge.

R2 U2 R2 U2 R2 R2 U2 F R2 F' U2' R' U R' -> R2 U2 R2 F R2 F' U2' R' U R'
 
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