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hmm, "The One Stop Cube Shop is run by strakerak"

oh yeah, he was the guy who was selling a 9x9 but then told everyone he was jokeing

yep that guy.

I Recently got a new clock to replace my old one from Wallbuys and the clock came with a solution booklet. The solution booklet describes the WCA clock notation like Uudd. But I want to know if there is a video explaining the notation so I can scramble my clock with a computer scramble.
 
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How to control my cube?

I recently bought a 50mm zhanchi and lubricated it.I am overturning it many times when i am solving.I am averaging around 26 sec with it.How can I control the speed of my cube??
 
I recently bought a 50mm zhanchi and lubricated it.I am overturning it many times when i am solving.I am averaging around 26 sec with it.How can I control the speed of my cube??

1)Your hand is too big for the cube and you need to buy a bigger one.
2)You lubricated too much.If this is the case then you need to drain out the lubricant and lubricate again.Make sure you lubricate your cube so that when you turn one side, it moves once, but when you give it a harder push, it moves twice.
3)Since it is a new cube, it may need a little getting used to.Give it a couple of slow solves, for a day or two and then see if the results worked out or not.

Hope this helps!

-ultimatecuber
 
I recently bought a 50mm zhanchi and lubricated it.I am overturning it many times when i am solving.I am averaging around 26 sec with it.How can I control the speed of my cube??

I agree with ultimatecuber. Also,maybe you aren't used to the cube as you were using a rubiks or some other cube before? plus a zhanchi is pretty hard to control, especially smaller ones. though i suggest you should have first got used to the cube without lubricating it, and after u became comfortable,then lube.anyway, 2-4 drops of good lube is enough. dont use vegetable oil.
 
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