The One-Answer Question Thread [closed]

[Please Dont Ask]

How do you guys keep track or don't loose your cubes?

Stop buying new cubes...
or the guysensei method

 

[Bryan Chia]

I just do a U or U' and rotate

yeah, thats how I do mine as well

 

[ghost]

i have a spring/screw, stickers, and core question.

spring/screw & stickers: does it matter which brand i choose, or is one brand better than another?

core: is the c4y core better than the dayan?

 

[obelisk477]

i have a spring/screw, stickers, and core question.

spring/screw & stickers: does it matter which brand i choose, or is one brand better than another?

core: is the c4y core better than the dayan?

Is this 2007? Because this is your first post, I just want to clarify that DIYing your own cube is absolutely no longer the best way to get a cube that you like and that fits your turning style. If you know this, and want to do it anyway, carry on.

 

[mafergut]

How do you guys keep track or don't lose your cubes?

Put them all in one place

Stop buying new cubes...
or the guysensei method

hehehe, I use guysensei method, for sure, because as much as I have tried I could not stop buying new cubes. Latest acquisition a Mini Weilong... just to try a smaller cube. And it is a bit small for my hands but perhaps one day I'll try OH and it will come in handy, who knows ;-)

Here is my current collection:

 

[guysensei1]

Can anyone provide a commutator that solves the A perm? Any A perm will do, but the algorithm must be a SINGLE commutator.

EDIT: Single commutators for any G perm will be nice as well. Thanks in advance!

 

[Lonely Parrot]

Does thecubicle.us ship all over the world or just US?

 

[Michael Womack]

Does thecubicle.us ship all over the world or just US?

The store has worldwide shipping

 

[Lonely Parrot]

The store has worldwide shipping

Thanks

 

[Lonely Parrot]

What weight silicon to buy for my Aolong?
http://thecubicle.us/cubicle-silicone-lube-c-35_64.html
Thinking about weight one for pieces and weight 5 for core

 

[TeddyKGB]

Can anyone provide a commutator that solves the A perm? Any A perm will do, but the algorithm must be a SINGLE commutator.

R U' R D2 R' U R D2 R2

 

[TDM]

R U' R D2 R' U R D2 R2

That's a commutator and a conjugate...

 

[cmhardw]

That's a commutator and a conjugate...

C [A, B] C' = [C A C', C B C']

 

[TDM]

C [A, B] C' = [C A C', C B C']

Wow, I never knew that. That's awesome.

 

[guysensei1]

R U' R D2 R' U R D2 R2

This isn't a commutator. It's a conjugate. (Yes it has a commutator in it but the overall algorithm isn't a commutator. Correct me if I'm wrong)

EDIT: I saw cmhardw's reply. So it's a commutator after all. What about G perms?

 

[ryak2002]

where can i find the wca rules?

Edit:
Sorry I meant on youtube where can I find them?

 

[Kochalka]

Are there any resources on solving the centers using Yau? I'm doing it intuitively at the moment and I'm so slow at it

 

[gj matt]

Sorry I meant on youtube where can I find them?

I doubt you can find them on youtube. You should just read through them on the wca site.

Are there any resources on solving the centers using Yau? I'm doing it intuitively at the moment and I'm so slow at it

yoshinator (jacob hutnyk) has a half -center method, but yau centers are intuitive. You should just practice, and eventually you will figure out all of the cases and stuph

 

[Cale S]

If you do a skewb solve and plan out your layer and corners+U center during inspection, and you get an L4C skip that you didn't see in inspection, would it be considered a 1-look solve?

 

[IRNjuggle28]

If you do a skewb solve and plan out your layer and corners+U center during inspection, and you get an L4C skip that you didn't see in inspection, would it be considered a 1-look solve?

Nah. Recognizing a skip takes a "look."