Question about times and 2 general questions

Splatah King

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OK. questions about times. I use fridrick method and know basically all of the sub methods in the fridrick. i know begginers method keyhole F2L and Intuitive F2L. I dont know the full OLL and PLL's yet but am starting to try to learn them.
heres the question if i use keyhole method and 2-look OLL and PLL what should my average time be cause i have it donw to about 50 seconds as my average. and i have solved a cube in 19 second with an OLL and PLL skip at the end.

Next are the 2 general questions. I just ordered a Mefferts Tiled megaminx and a 3x3x3 DIYKIT Type II (a) i ordered them about a week ago and chose to use EMS. how long is it till i can get my tracking info and where can i get it at?

Next question is where is a good Megaminx tut that i could use?

thats all
 
You shouldn't "have to be at a time" to be good. Your doing great already! Just keep practicing. But you might want to learn intuitive F2L. Here is the best tutorial IMO. Badmephisto has THE BEST tutorials anywhere. Like I said, just keep practicing and you WILL get better.

BTW, enjoy your sub20. F2L in 19 seconds? Nice.:)

EDIT: Wait, you said that you already know intuitive F2L? Great! Focus on that instead of the keyhole method. It is faster in the long run :)

EDIT #2: I read in your other post that the 19 second solve was not screwed up enough. OLL or PLL skip is luck. Both at the same time is like a 4 leaf clover. I believe that in 6 months of my cubing history, I have gotten less than 5 LL skips.

EDIT #3: Megaminx tutorial. If you know the Fridrich method for F2L than you probably can do everything up to the Last Layer on the Megaminx. Lots of "F2L"!
 
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theres lots of magaminx tutorial on youtube and google, but its not all that hard, its kinda like 2 3x3s put together, and the average for times, keyhole is great for beginners for fridrich and and you should, with practice and learning more oll/pll probobly 40's and 30's, depending on practice
 
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