AndyK
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Hey everybody, I just remade my webpage and moved it over to its own domain. There are a bunch of new printable Rubik's cube guides and quite a few updates to my old ones. You can check them out below or you can go to my website: http://www.kungfoomanchu.com
These guides were made for the person that is trying to memorize new algorithms and wants a hard copy of the algs to carry around.
I made these because, as of right now, there are a ton of web and video tutorials out there on the web, but very few of them offer a printable version of their information. So I made it my mission to compile all the best information from various tutorials on easy to read PDF files so you can print them out, write on them, get them dirty, tear them to pieces in frustration, carry them around, and even laminate them (if you've never laminated something, I definitely suggest it… often an uncontrollable urge to laminate more things follows).
Features
The Guides
Please Note - a full description and key can be found at the full website
Example Screen Shots
I welcome your feedback and really hope you like them!
These guides were made for the person that is trying to memorize new algorithms and wants a hard copy of the algs to carry around.
I made these because, as of right now, there are a ton of web and video tutorials out there on the web, but very few of them offer a printable version of their information. So I made it my mission to compile all the best information from various tutorials on easy to read PDF files so you can print them out, write on them, get them dirty, tear them to pieces in frustration, carry them around, and even laminate them (if you've never laminated something, I definitely suggest it… often an uncontrollable urge to laminate more things follows).
Features
- Each guide is designed to contain every algorithm you need to solve the cube, but assumes that you know the basics of how to link them all together
- Each guide can be printed out on a single sheet of paper, so they are really easy to carry around
- Each guide is in full eye-popping color
- I made them with the goal of making the algorithms easy to memorize. To do this, I grouped similar algorithms together, color coded common triggers and have chosen related algorithms whenever possible (e.g. for the J permutation, I chose algorithms that were related for the first entry as opposed to the fastest ones. This only occurs a few times and you will probably still find the faster algorithm listed below.)
- You don't need to read English to understand each guide because there are very few words and the words aren't really necessary anyway
The Guides
Please Note - a full description and key can be found at the full website
- 3x3x3 Speedcubing – Single Page Three Look Last Layer
- 3x3x3 OLL – The OLL Addition. Each algorithm contains color coded triggers
- 2x2x2 Speedcubing – Contains the Ortega and Guimond Method
- 2x2x2 CLL – All the CLLs are organized in columns by their OLL case, then organized in pairs based on the color pattern of the U face. I've got a working draft that shows how to distinguish each case within the pair on the second page so that you can quickly recognize each of the CLLs
- 4x4x4 Guide – Contains 2 Pair Edge cases and all Parity Cases
- 5x5x5 Guide – Contains all last two edges cases with and w/o parity
- 3x3x3 Beginner's Guide – a 9 algorithm beginner's guide that doesn't hold your hand but does give you the tools you need to solve the cube
- Megaminx Last Layer – A beginner's as well as an advanced guide to the megaminx last layer
- Bonus! Mental Date Calculation – How to quickly calculate the day of the week based on a given date
Example Screen Shots
I welcome your feedback and really hope you like them!
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