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Blindsolving Accomplishment Thread

Graham Siggins attempted 250 cubes blindfolded today.

He broke the WB for the old-style MBLD.
Score after the attempt: 238/250 (226 points)
Memo: 6:26:36
Exec: 1:26:35
Total time: 7:52:05.34+4
congrats @sigalig !


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just a quick correction, exec was 1:25:28++, not 1:26:35. Thanks for the shoutout btw
 
10/12 edge only solve! (technically 10/11 because one edge was solved), haven't practiced bld in like a week though, after i get some edges only successes I'll work on corners
 
I don’t know if it’s technically an accomplishment, but for 4BLD, I only had one “journey” to put the images in. I finally sat down and created a second one. Last night on my first try with the new journey I had a success. Now I want to try multi-4BLD. Also, now I can do more than one solve per day so hopefully that will help me get better.
 
I don’t know if it’s technically an accomplishment, but for 4BLD, I only had one “journey” to put the images in. I finally sat down and created a second one. Last night on my first try with the new journey I had a success. Now I want to try multi-4BLD. Also, now I can do more than one solve per day so hopefully that will help me get better.
Good luck with that, man. Each cube is about 3-4 standard 3x3s BLD. More than that, like 10 cubes, will be 35-45 3x3 cubes BLD.
 
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