Where do you even buy the rubiks clock? I don't think they sell them on cube4you and I'd like to purchase one in the future.
I got it on ebay.
Do they sell it elsewhere? I've had bad experiences with ebay
Where do you even buy the rubiks clock? I don't think they sell them on cube4you and I'd like to purchase one in the future.
I got it on ebay.
Do they sell it elsewhere? I've had bad experiences with ebay
Hint: Look at the name. Then do the math (seriously, then do the math).Whats this no-flip method? I can't find anything about it.
Maybe it was a bad sample, but... I remember trying 5-10 clocks at a Dutch or German cube day a while ago and all of them were all horrible, very stiff. And the only one I saw at flea markets was almost impossible to turn the slightest bit.The only reason to ever open your Clock is to remove dirt that might have built up inside, but that is very rare
Maybe it was a bad sample, but... I remember trying 5-10 clocks at a Dutch or German cube day a while ago and all of them were all horrible, very stiff. And the only one I saw at flea markets was almost impossible to turn the slightest bit.The only reason to ever open your Clock is to remove dirt that might have built up inside, but that is very rare
The corners of this puzzle are interesting. It seems that the corner pieces on each side perfectly mirror the motion of the opposite side, no matter what you do. But aside from that, the corners seem to end up in a solved state much more often than random chance would dictate. I wonder if there might be some way to force corners to always end up solved, through the process of just solving the cross pieces...
Does anybody make any markings on the insert sheet to distinguish between times like 1:00 and 2:00? When I'm solving quickly they look very similar. Would markings even be allowed?
I have no idea if they are allowed, but I don't think extra markings would make any advantage to me. They would just be annoying to me.Does anybody make any markings on the insert sheet to distinguish between times like 1:00 and 2:00? When I'm solving quickly they look very similar. Would markings even be allowed?
I honestly think that 1:00 and 2:00 etc should be easy to distinguish... At least I didn't have any issue on distinguishing them before.So after enough practice is it easy to see the difference between 1:00 & 2:00, 4:00 & 5:00 etc? Also, what modifications do you make to the Pochmann method to improve your time?
I have no idea if they are allowed, but I don't think extra markings would make any advantage to me. They would just be annoying to me.
Solving clock is just like solving a 3x3x3, but there is no orienting and no middle layer. Also, you get corner-skip on bottom every time
Step 1: Cross on bottom (solve on top, then flip it over)
Step 2: Cross on top
Step 3: Solve corners (1 at a time)
Seriously, clock is way to easy because you can simply solve it 1 piece at a time without really being bothered with the already solved pieces
nice bumpon a case where there are 2 diagonal corners and you have solved the other two diagonal corners you can solve them both instead of 1 at a time as long as there facing the same time
Thank you for answering a question asked 10 years agoon a case where there are 2 diagonal corners and you have solved the other two diagonal corners you can solve them both instead of 1 at a time as long as there facing the same time
I suppose it might help answer any questions other cubers may have. Still, it is a bit ridiculous bumping a decade old threadThank you for answering a question asked 10 years ago
I suppose it might help answer any questions other cubers may have. Still, it is a bit ridiculous bumping a decade old thread