[Help Thread] One-Handed Solving Discussion

I can imagine that being the dominant way in the future. However, it requires large hands so sorry all ya small-handed ones.

Do you mean that it takes large hands to do a pinky R'?
If so, then not really. My hand is about 7 inches wrist to middle finger so it's not that large. I can do it, but it took a lot of practice to get started. Another option is a smaller cube
 
Do you mean that it takes large hands to do a pinky R'?
If so, then not really. My hand is about 7 inches wrist to middle finger so it's not that large. I can do it, but it took a lot of practice to get started. Another option is a smaller cube

no, I meant ring R and pinky R' requires large hands.
 
Setup: R' F' R U R U' R' F U.

Say other F2L-slots are already solved, how to solve this case OH?
At the moment I do: U' z x U' R U R z' y' R U' R'.
Recommend using the F moves or something entirely different?
 
@SqAree:
The alg Guy posted is a good solution. Depending on what y orientation you have beforehand, the other obvious solution is
y' U' R' U' R U y R U R'
 
@SqAree:
The alg Guy posted is a good solution. Depending on what y orientation you have beforehand, the other obvious solution is
y' U' R' U' R U y R U R'

To be honest I prefer doing the alg with rotations. It's less awkward to do, all the R' makes my pinky hurt. And also because of habit from the beginners method :p

I only use the 2gen one when it's the last slot all edges are already oriented, or when doing my preferred solution results in a dot case.
 
the only problem im having in one hand is doing U moves.U' is a simple move with index finger,but with U you kinda hav to move it backward which is kind of awkward.Is there a better way any one knows of?
 
There are generally two ways to do U OH: Push index at FLU or at LBU.

I personally find the second way awkward / my finger is too small / my cube not lubed properly, so I always do the first one and you'll get used to it really fast.
 
Pushing LBU is easy enough, and it can blend nicely into a UR' (or LU' done as zUR'), if you do your R' with your index finger.

In theory it would be nice to be skilled at both U methods, it gives you more versatility.
 
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so right now my splits for Onehanded are:
9.16s F2L
3.95s LL
is this a good proportion, or is there something i should exclusively focus on?
note: i do ZZ, so F2L includes EO, and LL is basically ZBLL.

If the splits are fine, i could work out splits for the details, like EOLine, blocks, Last slot+COLL, EPLL and stuff
 
so right now my splits for Onehanded are:
9.16s F2L
3.95s LL
is this a good proportion, or is there something i should exclusively focus on?
note: i do ZZ, so F2L includes EO, and LL is basically ZBLL.

If the splits are fine, i could work out splits for the details, like EOLine, blocks, Last slot+COLL, EPLL and stuff
you new you know ZBLL?
 
you new you know ZBLL?

i know almost full ZZLL (except a few sune cases), full 2GLL, a bunch of random ZBLLs and mirrors, and a few CLS algs and stuff like that. i usually go with COLL+EPLL or Sune+PLL if nothing cool applies

EDIT: TO OLLiver

Well, i only have designated onehanded algs for very few ZZLLs, and there are a few ZZLLs which i dont do onehanded due to how bad they are.... but most are usable
 
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