How do you solve this?

[gundamslicer]

can't find the name of this cube and how do I solve this?

 

[ianini]

It's bandaged so you can only turn three face so three-gen. (R, F, U)

 

[number1failure]

I'd figure you would just solve it like one of these:

 

[Forte]

ooh, I actually tried this once. It's not that bad
I did petrus. You just have find different ways of making blocks with restrictions I guess.

 

[JohnnyA]

I would use something like ZZ/petrus. Orient your block edges, make a block, then regular solving. You might need some different LL algs.

 

[helioleung]

fun

 

[Enter]

It is not that bad to solve it!
You don't need different LL algs. just try FRUR'U'F' or some other oll that can be done with FRU
the same for pll!!!
btw I have solve it in one min. on the FII

 

[Kirjava]

I would use something like ZZ/petrus. Orient your block edges, make a block, then regular solving. You might need some different LL algs.

ZZ what.

 

[jiggy]

With...Peturs? It's pretty easy, you don't even need new algs for the LL.

Spoiler

Obviously, you can't use Niklas, but you can J-perm the corners and then use a 2 gen edge cycle.

It's also a bit of a waste of money (sorry) since you can easily replicate it with your normal 3x3.

 

[helioleung]

brrrrrrrrr
solve it like a siamence

 

[riffz]

That looks fun. Time to tape one of my crappy 3x3s.

 

[Ranzha]

That looks fun. Time to tape one of my crappy 3x3s.

Why do that when you could fuse them with CRC?

 

[riffz]

That looks fun. Time to tape one of my crappy 3x3s.

Why do that when you could fuse them with CRC?

Copious amounts of Jig-a-loo might be easier.

Anyway, I've tried solving this a few times and it's really easy. Just extend the block to a 2x3x3, fix bad edges and solve the rest using <R,U> and possibly a T perm or other <R,U,F> PLL.