SolveThatCube
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I thought the shipping cost would be the same but they only charged me like $4!
I thought the shipping cost would be the same but they only charged me like $4!
For redux tips I think Kevin has some stuff on his channel and I think it will be added to Cubeskills soon.Where can I find advanced 5x5 tips? Interested in basic redux or Yau.
#cubiclereplacementpiecespriceyafTurns out I was wrong - it is a LOT cheaper than thecubicle.
Do you realize that by ragging on theCubicle every chance you get it just makes me want to order from them? If you're actually working for theCubicle I think you should come out and say it, but if not maybe lay off the negativity.#cubiclereplacementpiecespriceyaf
I don't mean to be negative I am just saying that they are pretty priceyDo you realize that by ragging on theCubicle every chance you get it just makes me want to order from them? If you're actually working for theCubicle I think you should come out and say it, but if not maybe lay off the negativity.
If you count shipping, and time to ship cubes from China, honestly they're not that bad. Especially when you figure that between lube, puzzles, parts, and accessories I don't think there's another puzzle store that comes close to their selection. If I want one or two specific puzzles I may be able to get them cheaper elsewhere, but if I want some Lube and a couple of puzzles and half a dozen custom sticker sets (not sure whether that's my next order or if it will be 2 orders) it's worth going to the one place that has it all.I don't mean to be negative I am just saying that they are pretty pricey
What's the best 7x7 on the market currently?
is there an alg that only flips the UB and UF edges on 5x5? the 3x3 algs such as M' U' *4, M U *4 mess up centres
I'm trying to learn the corners-first method to solve my 6x6, and the only tutorial I can find on it is here: https://www.jaapsch.net/puzzles/cube4.htm (About halfway down the page). (I reduce the 6x6 to a 4x4 by aligning the faces and edge pieces first). I can solve the corners easily enough, but when I try to line up the top/bottom edges, almost every time I use one of the algorithms listed, the piece I want to move goes to the right place, but another piece I already solved gets displaced. Doing this many times eventually gets all of the edges solved, but it seems long and inefficient. I wonder if some of the algorithms listed have typos, but I'm not sure. Is there a better tutorial for this method anywhere? Preferably one with illustrations.
Corners first is very easy to learn, since you don't need silly 15-move parity algs. (Wait, I feel like I've mentioned this before.)I am curious why you want to solve a 6x6 corners first?
It does look like some of the algs there are incorrect, but what exactly do you mean by "I reduce the 6x6 to a 4x4 by aligning the faces and edge pieces first"?when I try to line up the top/bottom edges, almost every time I use one of the algorithms listed, the piece I want to move goes to the right place, but another piece I already solved gets displaced. Doing this many times eventually gets all of the edges solved, but it seems long and inefficient. I wonder if some of the algorithms listed have typos, but I'm not sure.