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You mean that super-quick alg exactly at 1:17? I think it's EP. R2 U2' R2' U' R2 U2' R2'
If you mean the last alg he does to finish it off (more like 1:19) I think it's like an E-perm
R2 U R' U' y triple sexy y' U R U' R2'

Thanks, I was looking for the CPLL one. I just always put the timecode just a second or two before the actual alg so it gives people time to go into the alg/view the the case before it is executed. :p
 
Thanks, I was looking for the CPLL one. I just always put the timecode just a second or two before the actual alg so it gives people time to go into the alg/view the the case before it is executed. :p

I suspected so, but fazzles transitions so quickly I wasn't sure which you meant :D
Anyway I thought the EPLL was cool. I hadn't seen it in any of the beginners' methods, which is surprising since the alg is so easy. idk why Andy Klise doesn't include it in his guide.
 
I need help with a 3x3x3 reassembly

So, I just got a 3x3x3 Shengshou wind, and this is my second 3x3, my first being the Rubik's brand.

I disassembled it to tension it, and I can't figure out how to get the last three pieces in (the two corners and the edge).

Could you guys help me? You don't even need to type a long guide, you can just link to a video on YouTube or something.

That is, if that's allowed... Sorry, I'm new to this forum.
 
Re: I need help with a 3x3x3 reassembly

Its the same as a rubiks brand just force the two corners in and turn the layer 45 degrees and pop the edge in.

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http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?8710-The-One-Answer-Question-Thread

to answer your question though, what I would do is to loosen the face that's missing the pieces, and keep track of how many rotations you do. Once it's loose enough, stick the last 3 pieces in, and tighten it back to what it was before.

How do I loosen it? :/ I haven't tensioned it yet, I just have the caps off for now

Its the same as a rubiks brand just force the two corners in and turn the layer 45 degrees and pop the edge in.

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I never disassembled my Rubik's brand, I decided it was too risky and I had already broken it in enough
 
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