[Member Intro] I like parity und commutators!

[timlund]

Hello,

I am Tim Lund from Teltow near Berlin in Germany! I solve Rubik cubes since Christmas 1980, when I and my two brothers got their first 2 Rubik cubes from our parents. In these times there was no WWW, but the German news magazine Der Spiegel published soon a solution in January 1981, with this help I could solve the cube. Later I discovered commutators and taught myself to solve the 4x4 and 5x5. Then I put the cubes aside for 40 years. My daughter rediscovered them and wanted to know how to solve them. I taught her and since 3 years I discovered the newer puzzles like Gigaminx, Mastermorphix and Octahedron. I like to discover the foundation, am a fan of David Singmaster and his Handbook of Cubik Math and blog for https://cubingfreunde.wordpress.com/author/timhlund/

Hope to learn to know other cube addicts here and lookiung forwardf to it.

Tim

 

[abunickabhi]

Hi there, I also like commutators.

I am developing an algsheet called 5-style. It is a lot of work yo.

 

[timlund]

What does this alg sheet do? You enter the desired result and the sheets combines commutators to meet the desired results?

 

[Isaac VM]

Hey Tim, welcome to the forums!
There are ton of new kind of twisty puzzles that you will surely enjoy!
Your blog looks very interesting, unfortunately I don't speak german but I will be using some tool to translate it

Happy cubing!

 

[timlund]

Hey Tim, welcome to the forums!
There are ton of new kind of twisty puzzles that you will surely enjoy!
Your blog looks very interesting, unfortunately I don't speak german but I will be using some tool to translate it

Happy cubing!

Each article has the google translator on the top right to translate in any language.