Corner Cutting Help

Does it pop ?

has never popped on me....old type A I works well for corner cutting but its a bit heavy, a little sluggish, and pops every so often, but if you throw a c4y core in there with the a's screws and cubies it reduces the pops a lot and increases speed
 
A Taiyan cuts corners very nice. if you put the springs just a loose enough to let it glide and then spray it with Jigaloo, it will cut corners very nice.
I hear a Type C Cubies+C4U core is excellent.

But do you really need to cut corners THAT much?
 
A Taiyan cuts corners very nice. if you put the springs just a loose enough to let it glide and then spray it with Jigaloo, it will cut corners very nice.
I hear a Type C Cubies+C4U core is excellent.

But do you really need to cut corners THAT much?

Honestly, that sort of cutting is only for the extremely reckless, but the more it can corner cut, then the more easily it can cut a not-so-misaligned corner (correct me if I'm wrong about that.)
 
A Taiyan cuts corners very nice. if you put the springs just a loose enough to let it glide and then spray it with Jigaloo, it will cut corners very nice.
I hear a Type C Cubies+C4U core is excellent.

But do you really need to cut corners THAT much?

Honestly, that sort of cutting is only for the extremely reckless, but the more it can corner cut, then the more easily it can cut a not-so-misaligned corner (correct me if I'm wrong about that.)

Extremely reckless? If you need to be able to cut 45 degrees (or even more than 30 degrees, in my opinion), you probably suck at cubing.
 
A Taiyan cuts corners very nice. if you put the springs just a loose enough to let it glide and then spray it with Jigaloo, it will cut corners very nice.
I hear a Type C Cubies+C4U core is excellent.

But do you really need to cut corners THAT much?

Honestly, that sort of cutting is only for the extremely reckless, but the more it can corner cut, then the more easily it can cut a not-so-misaligned corner (correct me if I'm wrong about that.)

Extremely reckless? If you need to be able to cut 45 degrees (or even more than 30 degrees, in my opinion), you probably suck at cubing.
IF YOU ARE GOING TO QUOTE THIS MESSAGE, TAKE OFF THE PREVIOUS, NO QUOTE ELKS

If you need to cut that much, then it's time for you to build muscle in your fingers.
 
My Taiyan cuts 45. Pretty good.

Edited for stupid.

Double edit: I must have inconsistent tension or something, because I can't do this on a few sides without popping.
 
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my c4y can... but i have it set at a CRAZY loose tension as i'm a really really really careful cuber.
 
Cutting corners

Greetings, mates.
I just wanna ask if there's any way that I could get my Rubik's cube to
cut corners well. My Rubik's cube is perfectly fine. It's smooth and fast.
But I need it to cut corners. :(

Your help will be much appreciated.
Thanks!

-Jay
 
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