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Can it? Grah, I've been reading wrong information.....
Please give me an example of how it can. Because I've always thought an M off or something was a +2.


http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/regulations/#solvedstate
10e1) For each two adjacent parts (for example two parallel adjacent slices of a cube) of the puzzle that are misaligned more than the limit described in Article 10f, these two parts are considered to need one move to be solved (Half Turn Metric).
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I started doing one handed solving yesterday. I use my left hand and have having trouble with U turns (I can do U' turns with ease though). What should I do?

Usually, I end up turning the cube over and doing a D' move, but that is slow (obviously). What would be a better way to go about this?
 
I started doing one handed solving yesterday. I use my left hand and have having trouble with U turns (I can do U' turns with ease though). What should I do?

Usually, I end up turning the cube over and doing a D' move, but that is slow (obviously). What would be a better way to go about this?
do it the way weston does it.... its awkward at first but giv it a few days and its easy
 
I dont have access to silicone and my Guhong is starting to feel slower, (compared to when I bought it with it pre-lubed). Should I use vasaline? Spell Check? lol
 
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