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I recently got a Dayan Zhanchi and I noticed that one of the center cap is different from the other 5. The video shows the center cap compared to the other type of zhanchi cap and to the Lunhui and Guhong.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7M_5azGejE&feature=youtu.be

Is this a fluke or what? Also what dose this mean a hint on what the Dayan 6 will look like?
 
I recently got a Dayan Zhanchi and I noticed that one of the center cap is different from the other 5. The video shows the center cap compared to the other type of zhanchi cap and to the Lunhui and Guhong.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7M_5azGejE&feature=youtu.be

Is this a fluke or what? Also what dose this mean a hint on what the Dayan 6 will look like?

Take a picture. I'm not watching a 5 minute video just to find a single picture.

Either way, no, it has nothing to do with the DaYan 6. It's just an assembly error
 
Take a picture. I'm not watching a 5 minute video just to find a single picture.

Either way, no, it has nothing to do with the DaYan 6. It's just an assembly error

I could do that but i'm not a good photographer to take a good photo that shows the detail of the cap. Also I only have this crap 5mp $30 camera from Wall-Mart that can't do good macro shots.
 
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Why is the core so important? I mean, is there really a difference between Dayan, FII, etc. cores? How much it influence the cube and the solving times? And finally, on which level should somebody consider to choose the right core for his cube? (E.g. sub12?)
 
Is this a fluke or what?

no, it's a center cap.

I just got a AV and new stickers. But the stickers are too large, how can i cut them?

if you have long nails, use those.

Why is the core so important?


I mean, is there really a difference between Dayan, FII, etc. cores?

yes, C4U cores are red while Dayan cores are white/grey.

How much it influence the cube and the solving times?

it influences the feel of the cube, yet you don't really notice it. it doesn't improve solving times unless you use a shitty worn-out type F1 core.

And finally, on which level should somebody consider to choose the right core for his cube? (E.g. sub12?)

you should consider this in the very beginning.

tl;dr: the right core is most likely the core the cube comes with.
 
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I don't see how you can consider an algorithm intuitive. Even if you've figured it out using intuition, you use it as an algorithm to solve a case; you're not using your intuition anymore to solve that case.
 
I don't see how you can consider an algorithm intuitive. Even if you've figured it out using intuition, you use it as an algorithm to solve a case; you're not using your intuition anymore to solve that case.

Then you don't use intution for solving F2L cases. Is R U' R' an algorithm?
 
I don't see how you can consider an algorithm intuitive. Even if you've figured it out using intuition, you use it as an algorithm to solve a case; you're not using your intuition anymore to solve that case.

If you're not consciously thinking of F2L as "OK alg for this case" then yes, it's intuitive, at least in my opinion. Basically, if you didn't learn it by notation, then it's intuitive.
Are you suggesting that after a certain point, intuitive F2L doesn't exist for a person? That'd be an interesting one.
 
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