Badmephisto's 3x3 beginner's method. Again...

[cookingfat]

I watched it last night, it's better than the first one and easy to understand for beginnners. the only thing I don't like is that you teach solving the cross on the top.

One of the hardest things I did was try to convert from cross on top to cross on bottom. I've taught three people how to solve the cube and tried different ways of teaching the cross, the last person I taught, I just told him to solve it on the bottom and he had no problems with this.

Otherwise it's fantastic. My best friend has little patience but wants to try and learn the cube, so I will send him your video and lend him a cube so he can try it. I'll post back and give you some feedback as to how he found your video as a complete beginner with no cube knowledge.

I also like to teach AVG's U perm, F2 U L R' F2 L' R U F2, as I simply just show them what it does to the cube and it's easy to memorize.

 

[Tortin]

This tutorial is probably one of the best ones that I've watched (albeit a bit lengthy I have a horrible attention span.)

I really liked the way you explained the cross and how you said to replace pieces.

I'm not a big fan of AVG's U perm. I definitely prefer the 2-gen one more.

I also noticed you debating about the x in the A perm on the first page. I think an easy solution to this would be to just move the corners around using R' D R.

For example, if you have an A perm, you might do something like this: R' D R U2 R' D' R U' R' D R U' R' D' R. It's quite lengthy if you have an E perm, but it's better for the A's. It's also easy to remember, even though it's slow.

 

[Mr.Toad]

Now in Spanish

Hi everybody, I have translated the tutorial into Spanish, I attached it so you can download. Greetings from Spain.

 

[Jigsaw]

i found your set of videos the best on youtube for teaching f2l. They als provided helpful information on other aspects of speed cubing which other videos taught wrong or not at all.

Thanks alot