A mediocre? terrible? first attempt at DR. Went well over an hour too. :/
Scramble: F L2 B' D2 R2 F D2 B' L2 U2 B' D' U B' R' F U F' L D' B2
(U R2 D' L D') // belt (5/5)
(L2 F B' D' F' B') // EO (6/11)
(R D L' D' L2 D L' D') // CO (8/19)
(U2 L' U2 R B2 HERE@HERE D2 R F2 L' F2 L2) // corners; ab2e2e (11/30)
You can insert your 2e2e in a different spot to get a
6-4 (!!!) giving 32 final!
@= (B2 D2 B2 D2 B2 D2) // 2e2e (6-4/32)
Solution (32): L2 F2 L F2 R' B2 D2 B2 D2 R' U2 L U2 D L D' L2 D L D' R' F B D F' B L2 D L' D R2 U'
Getting a 2e2e insertion this lucky is incredibly rare, by the way. I'm wondering, how you didn't see this?? Did you not check your whole skeleton or something? You missed out on this awesomeness.
That is a pretty good first DR attempt overall! I'm glad you know that working on solving the corners after DR is a good thing to do. Keep that up ^^
As for getting to DR, you did it in a pretty
interesting way. Lol. Cool.
Generally, people get to DR by doing this:
EO -> Reduce to 4c4e, 4c2e, or 3c2e (the number of corners and edges that are not DR'ed / misoriented) -> Set up to the trigger using domino moveset -> Apply one of these short triggers, R, R U2 R', or R U* R' respectively, and now you have DR in about 12 moves (instead of 19).
Here is a good resource for DR-
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DSvekOdhadXyZg60-0felZIMELfTs_XP/view?usp=sharing
Also, there is a Fewest Moves Facebook group that you can post cool solutions or ask for help and advice or participate in challenges and it's a pretty active community, unlike here on speedsolving.com. I invite you come take a look, and good job on venturing into DR territory for the first time!