OLL and PLL (Comprehensive)

[TimMc]

I'd like to learn the Fridrich method, so is there a comprehensive list of all OLL algorithms and another list of all PLL algorithms?

I'd like to print them out on one A4 sheet of paper each so that I don't have to be at my computer to refer to it.

I know there are a lot of lists but they're not comprehensive. Are there any that offer 4-10 different algorithms for *the same case*? This would allow me to learn a solution to a specific case and choose one that's optimal for my own hands.

Cheers,
Tim.

 

[Dyste]

You could just take the ones from the stickies and look around at other sites, and then paste and print. I need to learn the OLL and PLL algs, too.. Hehe..

 

[Lofty]

I just learned all the algs on Joels site for OLL... and most of his PLL's. They are all really good algs but there isn't more than one... if what I did is if there was an alg i just didn't like or found another one at a different site i would just write it onto the sheet from Joel's site.

 

[Dyste]

It'd be nice if there were a list of OLL and PLL algs that required no turning of the cube(i.e. x y z/r f d).

 

[Marcell]

I'd recommend the algs at cubewhiz.com. It also offers printable pages.

 

[TimMc]

It'd be nice if there were a list of OLL and PLL algs that required no turning of the cube(i.e. x y z/r f d).

You don't need to rotate the cube along it's axis if you know how to transpose an algorithm onto any face, hence why I'm asking for a comprehensive list

I'd rather do x y or z instead of knowing how to do an algorithm starting from any side (in a difference grip than you're used to). I guess that ability would be nifty though

Tim.

 

[Lotsofsloths]

Cubewhiz.com is the way to go, and if you don't like those algs, goto the bottem of the page, he will link you to some others.

 

[Kristoffer]

I learned mine from Dan Harris's site cubestation.co.uk