what do you guys think of this 4x4 method? F3L + 3-2-3 / columns method

[Dylan K]

What about 21x21?

Oh god no that would be torture

 

[xyzzy]

The way this method starts with solving only one centre is vaguely reminiscent of Stefan Pochmann's centre solving method. (On second thought, they're not that similar, but it was the first thing that came to mind.)

 

[Deleted member 36445]

The way this method starts with solving only one centre is vaguely reminiscent of Stefan Pochmann's centre solving method. (On second thought, they're not that similar, but it was the first thing that came to mind.)

Dude, Stefan is a genius

 

[artless1der]

What about 21x21?

That might work but that would be

F(21×21)L => F(441)L and you'd def get a pÖp

 

[Garf]

That might work but that would be

F(21×21)L => F(441)L and you'd def get a pÖp

Naw, it would be 20 since 21 layers - 1 for the last layer = 20.

 

[Deleted member 36445]

Naw, it would be 20 since 21 layers - 1 for the last layer = 20.

What a relief

 

[Garf]

What a relief

That's like saying a person only has to run 8 laps on a track for a 3200m.

 

[artless1der]

What a relief

Heh, we're not in Kansas anymore, and we sure as shootin aint outta the woods yet Dorothy
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[Skewbed]

I don't know much about 4x4, but I think K4 might be a faster alternative 4x4 method based on this guy's times:

 

[Deleted member 36445]

I'm experimenting with the columns method on 4x4, by doing first center, then the f3l described on the first video I posted and then solving corners of bottom layer then inserting edges with commutators then solving k4 LL style

EDIT: I noticed that I can solve a corner with a wing and then insert last 4 wings with commutators.