Rubik's Clock Blind?

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i know pochmann and a few other people tried this a looooonng time ago, but has anyone one here done tried it recently?
i can do the centers and edges using the same method i use for centers and edges on the second face, but i dont know how to do corners without seriously affecting the centers and edges.

can anyone come up with a method for rotating corner clocks, or if you already have one*cough**Pochmann**cough cough* could you please post it?

thank you. btw i don't actually own a clock but i will order one soon. heres a link to the simulator i use: http://www.speedsolving.com/showthread.php?t=4688
 
Corners are by far the easiest to solve. I claim you have not properly understood (blind)solving the clock yet. I recommend you come up with a method yourself, but if you give up, you can look at the one that's been on my website for almost four years.
 
Stefan !!??

Did you try blindfoldsolving any larger clock yet?? I know it's only available as a computer simulation as of yet ... Making a hardware version does not sound really diffcult though.

- Per
 
i know pochmann and a few other people tried this a looooonng time ago, but has anyone one here done tried it recently?
i can do the centers and edges using the same method i use for centers and edges on the second face, but i dont know how to do corners without seriously affecting the centers and edges.

can anyone come up with a method for rotating corner clocks, or if you already have one*cough**Pochmann**cough cough* could you please post it?

thank you. btw i don't actually own a clock but i will order one soon. heres a link to the simulator i use: http://www.speedsolving.com/showthread.php?t=4688

It sounds like you're trying to speed BLD it... That's wrong. You use a 2-move alg for corners, a 4-move alg for edges, and a 3-move alg for the centers.
 
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Corners are by far the easiest to solve. I claim you have not properly understood (blind)solving the clock yet.

I claim the same thing. i learned how to solve regular clock only a few days ago, and this was just an idea.

I recommend you come up with a method yourself, but if you give up, you can look at the one that's been on my website for almost four years.

in retrospect i obviously should have looked there first. however, in my defense, i made this thread at 2:30 am right before going to bed, and was not fully aware of what i was doing or what i was talking about.:D

i should probably get a tangible clock and get used to that before i try this. i can see things easily going wrong with this on a sim.
 
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