What have you been able to solve?

2x2
3x3
4x4
Megaminx
Void Cube
All my first solves were on my own or built upon knowledge that I previously had from other twisty puzzles.

I just ordered the 3 v-cubes and I plan on doing those on my own the first time too. If I get a parity on the 5x5 or 7x7 I will probably have to start over or figure something out.
 
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2x2-Applied 3x3 solution to it
6x6-Reduction from medium cubes
7x7-Reduction from medium cubes
simulator 8x8-Applied from reduction to big cubes
Megaminx-Applied from 3x3.
Pyraminx-Easy
Brain Twist-How hard can it be?
Rubik's Twist-Same as above.
Domino-Experimenting
2x2x3-Experimenting
Kilowminx-Easy Megaminx

I think that's it...
 
2x2 the day I got it in the car to the doctor
3x3 the day Lucas taught me how (hey, the thread says without looking online - I didn't look online, someone showed me :p)
5x5 at home the day after I got it
6x6 at home the day after I got it
7x7 at a restaurant the day I got it, got a free desert for solving it, took me over an hour since I had almost no clue what I was doing on L2C or L4E
SQ1 I can get into cubeshape, havent bothered to finish stickering it yet so I call cubeshape good
Megaminx at home the day after I got it
 
2x2x2 With 3x3x3 idea
3x3x3 My brother taught me
5x5x5 Everything except parity (with the 4x4x4 reduction idea)
Pyraminx : Never saw a solve method, I solve it under 40 seconds the first time I scrambled it.
Megaminx : Took me 50 minutes to solve for the first time. 3x3x3 method, but I had I bit of difficulty with at the middle of the solve.
SQ-1 : Cubeshape/ I got the first 2 layers perfect but last layer not in cubeshape and not permuted (At the beggining, I thought it was a good idea to try f2l then LL)
Siamese Cube
Fused-Cube
Fisher Cube (parity too)
Void Cube (took me maybe 3 minutes to figure out parity)
Mirror Block (took me a good 10 minutes XD)
 
2x2-when i got my 4x4 (double layer turns)
5x5-only needed helpwith one last 2 edges case, so almost
6x6-when i got it
7x7-when i got it
fisher cube-when i got it
fused-when i made it
megaminx-after a day
 
Pyraminx, 5x5x5, 2x2x2, 2x2x3, 6x6x6, 7x7x7, 8x8x8, 9x9x9, 10x10x10, shepherd's cube, skewb, skewb diamond, pyraminx crystal, gigaminx, super -x, hellicopter cube, dino cube, rainbow cube, master pyraminx, face turning octahedron, master face turning octahedron, vertice turning octahedorn, halpern meyer pyramid, edge turning tetrahedron, master edge turning tetrahedron, edge + face turning tetrahedron, megaminx, impossiball, and a bunch of other stuff that I can't remember or don't know the name of.
 
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1x3x3, 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, 5x5, 7x7, magic, rubiks 360, pyraminx, square-1, and some Maru cylinder-shaped 3x3 variation thingy that popbuying accidently sent me. Those are all the cube types I own. I know I could do a 6x6 but the one I owned exploded on me and I lost some pieces and never got a chance to do it.
 
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2x2 - Home, used beginner's method then learned ortega
7x7 - Sorta, I was really confused by the center parity and just got lucky a couple of times, then learned it. Home and friend's house.
Pyraminx - Maybe 30 minutes after I opened the package? Twist the 3 sided ones, did R' L R L' to see what it'd do, and applied it to solve.
Super square 1- Home. It's easy
4 siamese 2x2 cubes - Christmas day at home.
 
2x2, pryaminx, megaminx (lucky last layer though), bump cube, and floppy cube (not sure if that really counts) all using what I've learned from solving the 3x3 (pre 2-Look OLL/PLL)
 
Without any book or internet help:

Missing Link
Whip It (3x6, 4x6, 6x6)
Megaminx (not counting last layer)
3x3 Cube (first layer only, by argument this can be 2x2 to 7x7 too)
1x1x1 Cube
Balls in plastic casing puzzles
1x3x3 Cuboid
15 Puzzle
24 (4x6) Puzzle
2x2x1 Cuboid
Gripple
 
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