fun at the joy
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you have solved your centers in the wrong color scheme.
Do something like 3Rw2 U2 D2 3Rw2 with white/yellow on left/right.
Do something like 3Rw2 U2 D2 3Rw2 with white/yellow on left/right.
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One-Answer Big Cubes Question Thread
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PetrusQuber
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Yep. Easy way to check, red opposite orange, white opposite yellow, and green opposite blue. That’s easy. Then put white on top, green on front, and red should be on the right. If not, you’re incorrect.
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CubingNewfie
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Thats parity, you can do the 4x4 OLL parity algorithm with the outer two layers to solve that edge.
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Thanks, I got it now, appreciate your prompt response! 
PapaSmurf
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Can you solve 5x5? If so, you can solve a 7x7.
i have 5x5 but i didn't have time to learn how to solve it because i am learning last layer for 3x3
and it doesn't realy matter anymore because it popped(i have a learning classroom 7x7)
PapaSmurf
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Well there are 7x7/5x5 tutorials everywhere. Just give it a quick search on YouTube and you should be able to find something.
PetraPine
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look up how to reasemble a 5x5
Cubing Forever
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Is the Yuxin Hays line discontinued or something? Because I searched listings of various stores but couldn't find it
Humble Cuber
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No its still in production, the cubicle sill sells them as well https://www.thecubicle.com/products...yuxin hays* OR body:"yuxin hays"&_ss=e&_v=1.0
highnickk
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What is the best 8x8/9x9 speedcube?
Humble Cuber
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Scollier
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I am pretty sure that I will get a 4x4 and a 5x5 for Christmas, but for other big cubes, I am not sure what to get. Since my birthday is shortly after Christmas, what big cube do you think is the most fun to get? I am thinking something like a 10x10, which is big for patterns, not incredibly expensive, and also takes a while to solve, so that I can use it to entertain myself during long car trips or something. What n by n would you recommend and what brand?
One Wheel
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If you haven't got a 6x6 the MGC is a really good one, I highly recommend it.
Scollier
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Yeah, but wouldn't it be cooler to get a BIGGER n by n? I want one that takes a little while to solve....
Like a n by n that takes about 30 min to solve.
One Wheel
Legend
That's fair. I don't have a lot of big cubes, just 2-7 and an MF8 8x8 that I magnetized. I don't find myself solving the 8x8 much, but I do really enjoy solving 6x6.
That really depends. The turning quality of the available big cubes peaks at n=7, so doing 8×8×8/9×9×9 solves comes with the added frustration of having to turn accurately to prevent the cube from popping. If that's something you think you can deal with, then go ahead with the very big cubes, but if that turns you off, stop at 6 or 7.
(I'm hearing various reports that the Meilong 10/11/12 actually turn better than all the 8×8×8/9×9×9s out there, so that's something you might want to consider.)
Jam88
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A 9x9 is good
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