Oh, nice
Thanks!
Meep, could you make another video with U perm, but with executing this alg slower?
Is that just a stock LanLan skewb? It looks modded, and it seems to turn extremely well.
It has V-Cube hardware, and was modded to have a V-Cube mech inside. The one in the videos in the previous post is just a stock QJ with ball bearings removed.
Could you suggest some way (minus modding) that makes the lanlan smoother??? Its locky, and not smooth at all. tensioning, lubing, anything to help it turn smoother :3
Could you suggest some way (minus modding) that makes the lanlan smoother??? Its locky, and not smooth at all. tensioning, lubing, anything to help it turn smoother :3
PS: Your exec videos were awesome. awesome fingertricks on the algs!
PPS: Your site rocks. Just. awesome. You should prolly do full l5c exec tutorials or something. :shrug:
-iz
H-perm: (R L R L' R' L') (F' R F R')
in FCN, it's (R L R L' R' L') (U' L U R')
I just put one drop of Maru in my skewbs. Works wonders for a good while. The rest is just turning.
I rounded all the pieces, but I'm not sure how big of an impact that had.
Swapping the springs for stiffer ones gives it more tolerance/corner cutting, but makes it pop a lot more.
What kind of springs can i swap? Thanks for the help!
-Iz
I personally use V-Cube springs (the heavy ones), but some people don't like the increased tightness/turning resistance (in exchange for more corner cutting/controllable-ness).
I rounded all the pieces, but I'm not sure how big of an impact that had.
Swapping the springs for stiffer ones gives it more tolerance/corner cutting, but makes it pop a lot more.
How did you even get the center caps off of the skewb to replace the hardware?
Pry it off with something flat and sharp?
Look at this Good video that Tony Fisher made on removing the caps on the Skewb to accesses the screws.
Dayum, I wish I knew this before I decided to use my own creativity in removing the center caps and the leg broke... ;A;