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Already Existing Concept/Method Thread

Thread starter guitardude7241
Start date Aug 3, 2009

Oct 17, 2009

anythingtwisty

Veteran

Cyrus C. said:
Has anyone come up with this 5x5 edge-pairing method?

Step 1: Find 2 edges that need to be matched up.
Step 2: Put those edges in the middle 3 layers with different colours facing you for each edge piece. (Like on 4x4 beginners edge pairing)
Step 3: Find the last edge that needs to be paired up and put it in the same way you would in step 2 with one of the edges (whichever is easiest).
Step 4: Using Double layer, & M layer turns, match all 3 edges up. (The centers won't be solved at this point)
Step 5: Move all 3 edges into the U/D layer and replace it with 3 unsolved edges.
Step 6: Fix the centers.

It should be easy to make a transition from beginners 5x5 method to this.

Yes.