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Out of curiosity, what's the E-perm Mats performs his third solve (1:56)? It looks incredibly fast despite the lockup and it's rotationless.
 
Hi everybody,

Just refining my weak f2l cases... so f2l 32... what is the best thing to do if this is stuck in the back left slot and I need to insert it into the front left slot?

Thank y’ all
 
Can anyone help me with solving a parity on a case (slice) cube? If anyone could write me the algorithm I would be very grateful. slice cube parity.jpg
 
I'm not 100% on how it turns as i haven't seen one in a while, but think about what pieces are swapped. Think about what those pieces are. It isn't parity. I'll give you one hint. It's a PLL.

EDIT: can I see the sides? If it's what I think it is, 2 corners should be swapped along with the 2 pieces that are out of shape.
 
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Are there any identical pieces elsewhere on the puzzle? Those orange E-slice edges look like they could swap places. If so, swap those (or a different pair of identical pieces), and you should have a solveable last layer.
 
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