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[Luke8]

Hi! I'm Luke, and I started cubing on February 7th, 2017 to find a hobby to entertain my with my broken wrist. The cast allowed me to turn the cube, but not much else. Even once my cast was taken off, I was hooked. As of now, my PB is 19.4 seconds using CFOP(intuitive F2L and 4-look-last-layer). My PB ao5 is 31.25, an my PB ao12 is 33.05. I've logged over 500 solves on my timer. Non-cubing activities include: lacrosse, basketball, wrestling, and american football.

Resources:
www.badmephisto.com
http://solvexio.cf/app/#/FIXLL_OnePage

 

[Scruggsy13]

Greetings!

 

[shadowslice e]

Welcometo the forums!

Make sure you check out other methods such as roux and ZZ before you stick with CFOP.

 

[obelisk477]

Welcometo the forums!

Make sure you check out other methods such as roux and ZZ before you stick with CFOP.

or LMCF!

 

[CornerCutter]

Hi! I'm Luke, and I started cubing 3 weeks ago. As of now, my PB is 1 minute, 11 seconds using the LBL method on the 3x3x3 cube. I am planning on learning the Fridrich Method soon. I enjoy playing lacrosse, football(American Football, with pads and touchdowns), basketball, and wrestling. Happy cubing!

Welcome! You will find lots of great info on here so stick around!

 

[Solvador Cubi]

Hi Luke8,

I assembled some 3x3 methods that can be used to solve the cube in under a minute without memorizing of a bunch of algorithms. However, both of these methods still have useful steps and algs that are used for more advanced CFOP.

The intermediate method is called FIXLL and has a 4 Look Last Layer. My goal for it was to use the fewest number of algorithms to memorize instead of the 16 mostly unrelated ones. It uses only 9 main algorithms to complete the last layer in at most 4 steps.

Here's a link to the one-page quick reference guide:
http://solvexio.cf/app/#/FIXLL_OnePage

I hope some of that will help you!
Solvador Cubi

 

[Luke8]

Hi Luke8,

I assembled some 3x3 methods that can be used to solve the cube in under a minute without memorizing of a bunch of algorithms. However, both of these methods still have useful steps and algs that are used for more advanced CFOP.

The intermediate method is called FIXLL and has a 4 Look Last Layer. My goal for it was to use the fewest number of algorithms to memorize instead of the 16 mostly unrelated ones. It uses only 9 main algorithms to complete the last layer in at most 4 steps.

Here's a link to the one-page quick reference guide:
http://solvexio.cf/app/#/FIXLL_OnePage

I hope some of that will help you!
Solvador Cubi

Thank you, I used it and it's great!