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What do standard size 3x3 stickers look like on a 56mm Gans III?
So I've begun to use Roux for 3x3 speedsolving. Now that I have a WeiSu on the way, I guess it's time I started to learn how to solve a 4x4... What method would ultimately be the fastest (even if it's kind of a step away from block building type stuff) and/or best for me to learn?
What is the difference between the YauX-s? (Yau4, Yau5, Yau6, etc.)
What is the difference between the YauX-s? (Yau4, Yau5, Yau6, etc.)
Is there any reason steps 5-8 of Yau5 wouldn't also work well for 4x4?
So I've begun to use Roux for 3x3 speedsolving. Now that I have a WeiSu on the way, I guess it's time I started to learn how to solve a 4x4... What method would ultimately be the fastest (even if it's kind of a step away from block building type stuff) and/or best for me to learn?
Thanks. Currently I pair 2222 filling the first 2 into the blind spots. I was just curious as to whether solving those as F2L pairs earlier might be better, but I can see now that it wouldn't.in 4x4, it is much easier to pair edges, just misalign an inner slice, and we can pair 3 edges. Moreover, 2 of the 3 edges automatically fill the blind spot in 2 pair chain solving. In 5x5, there is no efficient way to pair 2 edges to fill the blindspot.
I'm trying to reassemble my WitTwo, but one of the axises always gets caught on something after I assemble it. I've tried a few times and never had any success. What am I doing wrong?
Does anyone have a good order for PLL time attacks? Like one that returns the cube to a solved state when you do all 21 PLLs?
I use an order that returns the cube to solved after every 3 PLLs, at the cost of a few inserted AUFs. It's posted here somewhere, try the search function.Does anyone have a good order for PLL time attacks? Like one that returns the cube to a solved state when you do all 21 PLLs?
How much longer can I expect shipping to take from fasttech.com if I received a shipping confirmation email ("Order number blahblahblah has shipped!") on September 17th, but didn't pay the extra dollar or so to get faster shipping? It shipped via "International Airmail." Destination is Georgia.
EDIT: According to this, http://support.fasttech.com/FAQ/what-are-the-supported-shipping-methods, it should take no longer than 30 business days. 30 business days from September 17th was today...
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