mynameiswillem
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im not sure if this is a new Z perm or not but i just "found" it one day by messing with OLLs. the algorithm is:
R' U' l' U l F' U R F' U' L' U L F
its a combination of two OLL algorithms that i got from cubestation.co.uk (case #45 and case #38). it swaps the F and R edges and L and B edges. so if you use those OLLS you already know it or if dont, you learn 2 OLLs at the same time. its a good algorithm i think for a PLL and if you dont mind some work from the left hand. but if you guys already knew that Z perm then im sorry for taking up a spot on the first page.
oh and even though i joined like 1.5 years ago im just now starting to browse regularly.
and if this thread needs more to be a productive thread, lets talk about OH solving! my pb is 45s with my left hand and i never have really practiced before but im starting to now. and what is the percentage of speedcubers that can even solve one handed?
R' U' l' U l F' U R F' U' L' U L F
its a combination of two OLL algorithms that i got from cubestation.co.uk (case #45 and case #38). it swaps the F and R edges and L and B edges. so if you use those OLLS you already know it or if dont, you learn 2 OLLs at the same time. its a good algorithm i think for a PLL and if you dont mind some work from the left hand. but if you guys already knew that Z perm then im sorry for taking up a spot on the first page.
oh and even though i joined like 1.5 years ago im just now starting to browse regularly.
and if this thread needs more to be a productive thread, lets talk about OH solving! my pb is 45s with my left hand and i never have really practiced before but im starting to now. and what is the percentage of speedcubers that can even solve one handed?
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