pglewis
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and for the case (R U' R') U' (R U R') U2 (R U' R')
It's interesting to note that if you do an x rotation this is the same as your first example case. I think it's of dubious utility, but you could bring them out undisturbed with a hedge-slammer (F R' F' R, probably in muscle memory from flipping edges on 4x4) and be setup for the first example.
From the department of sledgehammer abuse is double-sledge to solve F2L 29. I'm actually liking this one in speedsolves, even if they're not in the correct slot a single sledge still joins the pair. I'm comfortable with it from either side, so as soon as I spot the case it's just a matter of sledging once or twice.
if nothing else it proves the value of reviewing F2L solutions periodically
Feliks has uploaded an F2L cheat sheet in the intermediate section of cubeskills btw. Probably worth a look.
Good reminders, and bookmarked resource. I have a few remaining that still give me fits, I should stop what I'm doing when that happens and re-examine those cases.
Where I continue to really struggle is finding the correct orientation to split a pair or bring them over the top when I'm down to the last slot, or even last two sometimes. I just don't see it and register it well. I've yet to find a fast, non-thinking way to get there and then things like y3 happen because my hands are bored while I consult the thinking bits. Lots of other aspects are becoming more automatic but this one doesn't seem to want to budge.
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