[Help Thread] Clock Discussion

[Findnf]

Which brand clock are you using right now?

I use the Qiyi clock

use qiyi clock, make sure your solutions are efficient and your pin order is good, and then just grind solves.

my problem is that my solves aren’t very efficient

 

[Owen Morrison]

my problem is that my solves aren’t very efficient

Great. Watch walkthrough solves and learn from them. After that just grind solves and I guarantee you will get unstuck.

 

[Findnf]

Great. Watch walkthrough solves and learn from them. After that just grind solves and I guarantee you will get unstuck.

Thanks that will be really helpful

 

[Clock_Enthusiast]

One thing I recommend is to learn thumb-turning for D moves. That really helped me in getting from ~9 to ~7-8

 

[Findnf]

One thing I recommend is to learn thumb-turning for D moves. That really helped me in getting from ~9 to ~7-8

I actually just learnt that about 2 days ago and I’m just trying to get the hang of it


I just got pb avg of 12 and 5 thanks owen

also when I watched example solves I couldn’t really understand how to correct the corners fast

 

[Clock_Enthusiast]

Truly, one of the primary ways to get fast at clock is to really grind solves. Much of the speed is in precision, so you gradually learn what varying numbers of turns look like. You can also practice what +1 or -4 (etc.) feel like.

 

[Findnf]

I have come across another problem my tps is really slow any tips to get it faster

 

[Clock_Enthusiast]

I have come across another problem my tps is really slow any tips to get it faster

Practice and familiarization with accurate turning. Once you become more comfortable with how a certain number of turns looks, you'll be able to faster recognize and execute solves.

 

[UncleFrank]

Is adding extra magnets to the center dials of a Qiyi clock still a thing? I've seen a few youtube videos mention that, but I've also seen a vid that says newer batches of clocks already have stronger magnets in the center dials.

 

[abunickabhi]

Nice simultaneous moves concept and execution in this video.

Tutorial by Tommy Cherry coming soon.

 

[abunickabhi]

Nice tutorial presented by Caleb!

 

[abunickabhi]

Another explanation of 7-simul by Indian Clock NR holder Sukant!

 

[abunickabhi]

 

[ProStar]

Awesome, I’ve been waiting for Tommy to make a good tutorial on 7simul.

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

In April of last year, a 4.23 Clock average gave you WR12 officially. Now it will barely put you in Top 100 (WR99). That's the true scale of how much 7 Simul and new regs have changed the Clock landscape.

 

[bldcuber314]

In April of last year, a 4.23 Clock average gave you WR12 officially. Now it will barely put you in Top 100 (WR99). That's the true scale of how much 7 Simul and new regs have changed the Clock landscape.

Before 7-simul, did everybody use beginner flip or some kind of more advanced method?

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

Before 7-simul, did everybody use beginner flip or some kind of more advanced method?

I believe top solvers used Sheerin/No Flip or they used extremely advanced Flip with PEA and other techniques.

For context:

@bldcuber314

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

Clock Trophies for NZ Nats Clock Podium

 

[BVCuber13]

Clock Trophies for NZ Nats Clock Podium
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that is so cool, I wish US nats and NAC could have that too

 

[Davian]

Clock WR100 Single is now officially 3 Flat! Who will be the one to make the WR100 single sub 3?