This question is essentially impossible to answer. Say we rephrase the question to "in general speedsolves, is Fridrich the least move-efficient method?" To this question I would answer a tentative "yes".
This question is essentially impossible to answer. Say we rephrase the question to "in general speedsolves, is Fridrich the least move-efficient method?" To this question I would answer a tentative "yes".
Roux has a lot of M turns making it hard to use as a OH method. ZZ requires no cube rotations and after EOline it's totally 3-gen. That's my understanding atleast but I'm still struggling with EOline so don't take my word for it.
Six easy flips/turns on the right hand side
Two more on the left
Turn the puzzle over
Beautiful four flips
Followed by two ugly
On the bottom side
And some other stuff
Six on the leeeeeeft and you/we are dooooone
Don't forgeeet
To wear your helmet
The master magic song is a song Stefan made on how to solve the master magic. It is set to the tune of "Yellow Submarine" by the Beatles I think. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8rNspyU6Ig
Ive been searching for a 5x5 and yuu all people go for a vcube5 but I don't have the money neither the intention to buy a vcube 5 right now so, any recommendations on what a 5x5 to buy?
Two questions:
Where can I get a sticky lamenation sheet seen in this video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQv-0P-1PeI The only time I've ever had one was with my C4Y DIY kit, and the sheet worked beatifully. I'd love to get my hands on more.
Question number two: Are the modifications done to the Lubix ELITE worth the extra cost? I currently have the Lubix ULTIMATE and am wondering if I should upgrade.
one quick question;
I'm looking for the smoothest cube possible, and cuts pretty well.. I dont' pop that often at all, I have pretty precise turning, but like a cube that cuts just in case.. I have 2 rubik's brands that are smooth but dont cut corners for beans.