How do you personally do F' turns?

[moogra]

Usually it's right thumb, but in some algorithms, right index like many here.

 

[hyunchoi98]

i use the right thumb.

 

[CuBeOrDiE]

right index, although i prefer to avoid F' if at all possible

 

[Carrot]

PINKY!!!

 

[AngeL]

Hook the right thumb underneath the DFR corner and push up. With some practice, it can be pretty quick to go from F' like that into and U or R moves, I find, so I don't mind F' turns in my algs if they come before U, U', R or R'.

 

[TheCubeMaster5000]

For me it always depends on how I'm holding the cube. Actually, I try to avoid turning the F face if it's not part of an algorithm. When there's an algorithm that has an F in it I look for finger tricks that could accomplish the move quickly. Example: the trigger R' F R F' can be converted to x R' U R U' which is faster for me to do.

 

[jms_gears1]

x2B'x2 win.

z2 F' z2

omg, i i i i have to start using this.

 

[DaijoCube]

I do left index on L-based algs like my R(a) perm.
I do right thumb on R-based algs like J, T, Y and other perms.

Took me a while to be able to do it with my thumb, but it makes your F' much faster! Practice it, it's worth it.

 

[Grogerian]

Yes, depends on the algorithm. Mainly I use my right index finger, and occasionally I use my right thumb.

 

[Sonatina]

How do you turn F' with your pinky?
Right index is interesting though, I'll try that.
I'm getting faster at using my thumb, I think that'll probably end up being my favorite.
Thanks for all the input, guys

 

[Cyrus C.]

I always use my let index. I never use my thumbs for any moves.

 

[ElderKingpin]

i actually regrip and move right thumb under the F face and push upwards for F'

We lefties are strange.

 

[waffle=ijm]

F3.

i actually regrip and move right thumb under the F face and push upwards for F'

We lefties are strange.

actually this.

 

[Jaysammey777]

Whatever makes it faster and easier to do
this is also why U2' are used on a 3x3 alg like you'd see in a megaminx it just makes it faster same with R2 or R2'

 

[Edward]

Whatever makes it faster and easier to do
this is also why U2' are used on a 3x3 alg like you'd see in a megaminx it just makes it faster same with R2 or R2'

Tells you where to turn. Like, if it says R2', turn the R2 except, in the direction of an R'.