I want to make my Zhanchi a little less clicky, but not to get completely rid of the clickiness. The obvious thing to do is the 48PEM. So, are there any pictures of what to do/where to actually mod? I think it's the part where the edge holds on the center piece, but I want to double check. I've checked the forums, but there aren't any detailed pics.
I want to make my Zhanchi a little less clicky, but not to get completely rid of the clickiness. The obvious thing to do is the 48PEM. So, are there any pictures of what to do/where to actually mod? I think it's the part where the edge holds on the center piece, but I want to double check. I've checked the forums, but there aren't any detailed pics.
what oll's do you guys recommend for oll's 35, 36, 39 and 55?
35 y' R' U2 (R l) U' R' U l' U2 R really confused what to use for this case.
36 R' U' R U' R' U R U R B' R' B looks better than y2 (L' U' L U') (L' U L U) (L F' L' F)
39 y2 R U R' F' U' F U R U2 R' this looks nicer than L F' L' U' L U F U' L' which is what I currently use
55 I use r U2 R2 F R F' U2 r' F R F' and do not really like it. I can not find a good algorithm.
this thread mightve been already pposted but anyway
i started cubing near new years (jan 2012)
so thats 5-6 months
my average on a 3x3 is 21-23 seconds
i use cfop intuitive f2l
i know about 15 oll
and i know all plls except for gperm, fperm and nperm
i am currently sub 25 easily with CFOP which is the only method i know
ive been cubing for about 5-6 months now
is it too late for me to learn new methods?
should i even learn new methods?
Your time is good for someone cubing for 5 months, but you are not learning algs at a good pace.
learning full cfop is important to get faster. make knowing full pll your first main priority.
It is never too late to learn new methods, they can improve your blockbuilding and inspection while keeping you interested in cubing. But you should probably learn full pll and oll first.
I don't know if this is a internal lock up or something but something happened to my Wittwo 2x2 where one side turns but the other side locks up and you can't turn it... the cube is also very wobbly. I don't know what it is, I'm assuming it's some sort of lock up, so does anyone know how to fix it?
I don't know if this is a internal lock up or something but something happened to my Wittwo 2x2 where one side turns but the other side locks up and you can't turn it... the cube is also very wobbly. I don't know what it is, I'm assuming it's some sort of lock up, so does anyone know how to fix it?
Yeah, that happened to mine too, to fix that you first have to take apart the Wittwo, and then re-assemble it, the problem is you have to assemble it in a specific manner.
This video is what saved the day for me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TeHF8LVhhc
Yeah, that happened to mine too, to fix that you first have to take apart the Wittwo, and then re-assemble it, the problem is you have to assemble it in a specific manner.
This video is what saved the day for me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TeHF8LVhhc
In my experience, textured tiles are not good for two-handed cubes because they impede you while not significantly helping grip, BUT for OH cubes they help you have a better feel for the cube, reduce slips, and lower times.
do you know if you can use paper and pencil to write down your sequence before memorizing in BLD solving?