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Gear cube (puzzle type)

2019-03-03T08:22:16Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Puzzle Infobox|
|NAME=Gear cube
|IMAGE
|ALTERNATIVENAMES=Caution Cube
|SHAPE=Cube
|MECHANISM=3x3x3 with geared edges
|INVENTOR=Oskar van Deventer
|YEAR=2009
|COMPANIES= [[Shapeways]] and [[Meffert's]] (in 2010)
|TIME=From a few seconds to forever}}

''This page is about the [[Gear cube]] puzzle. For the Gear Cube Extreme or the Anisotropic Gear Cube, see [[Gear Cube Extreme]]. For a list of geared puzzles, see [[:Category:Geared puzzles]].''

The '''gear cube''' (also known as the '''Caution Cube''') is a twistable [[puzzle]] in the shape of a [[cube]] that is cut two times along each of three axes, as a [[3x3x3]]. Moreover, there are geared [[edge]]s. That means the edges can turn around themselves. It was invented by [[Oskar van Deventer]] (idea of [[Bram Cohen]]). It was first produced by [[Shapeways]] since 2009, and then by [[Meffert's]] since 2010 (for 36€) and it finally got copied by [[LanLan]].

This puzzle has 6 fixed [[center]]s (they can't move related to each others), 12 [[edge]]s, and 8 [[corner]]s, and a total of 41,472 positions. It has been proven that every position can be solved in 8 or fewer moves in [[ATM]] and 12 or fewer in [[HTM]]. It's important to note that quarter moves block the cube (only half turns are unprohibited) so [[QTM]] has no meaning for this puzzle.

It's not an official event in WCA competition.

The current unofficial [[world record]] single speed solve is 2.16 seconds held by [[Kentaro Nishi]]. It looks harder but it is actually way easier to solve as compared as with a normal [[3x3x3]] cube.

== Fun facts ==
* The gear cube was originally called the "Caution Cube" because the solver's fingers could get caught in the gears

== See also ==
* [[Gear Cube Extreme]]
* [[Gear Cube stickered on edges]] ([[Sticker]] variation of [[gear cube]])
* [[Gear MasterMorphix]] ([[Supercube]] variation of [[Gear Cube stickered on edges]])

== External Links ==
* [http://www.jaapsch.net/puzzles/gearcube.htm Jaap's puzzle page on Gear cube]

{{Cubics}}

[[Category:Twisty puzzles]]
[[Category:Geared puzzles]]

Redi Cube

2019-03-03T08:17:49Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Puzzle Infobox|
|NAME=Redi Cube
|IMAGE=Redi_cube.jpg
|ALTERNATIVENAMES=
|MECHANISM=Dino Cube
|SHAPE=Cube
|INVENTOR=Oskar van Deventer
|YEAR=2009
|COMPANIES=[[MoYu]]
}}

The '''Redi Cube''' is a three-layered [[twisty puzzle]] on which each corner turn moves the three edges around it.

The Redi Cube was designed by [[Oskar van Deventer]] in 2009 and released by [[MoYu]] in early June 2017. The Redi Cube is based on the [[Dino Cube]], the difference being the Redi Cube has corner pieces.

== See also ==
* [[Dino Cube]]

User:Bryce Springfield

2019-03-03T08:12:44Z

Bryce Springfield: Blanked the page

Event

2019-03-03T08:11:40Z

Bryce Springfield: /* List of Unofficial Former WCA Events */

An '''event''' is a type of puzzle and/or way of solving the said puzzle that is practiced and competed between many speedsolvers. The term is generally used for official competition events however it can be applied to unofficial ones as well.

If an event is specified as unofficial, they can be any puzzle, not just any [[twisty puzzle]], that is not currently under the [[WCA]]. Some unofficial puzzles include the [[15 puzzle]], [[Mirror Blocks]], etc.

== List of Current Official WCA Events ==
The [[WCA]] currently defines the following as official events which can be held in official competitions:

* [[3x3x3 Cube]]
* [[2x2x2 Cube]]
* [[4x4x4 Cube]]
* [[5x5x5 Cube]]
* [[3x3x3 One-Handed]]
* [[3x3x3 With Feet]]
* [[Clock]]
* [[Megaminx]]
* [[Pyraminx]]
* [[Skewb]]
* [[Square-1]]
* [[3x3x3 Fewest Moves]]
* [[6x6x6 Cube]]
* [[7x7x7 Cube]]
* [[3x3x3 Blindfolded]]
* [[4x4x4 Blindfolded]]
* [[5x5x5 Blindfolded]]
* [[3x3x3 Multi-Blind]]

== List of Former Official WCA Events ==
The [[WCA]] has previously defined the following as official events which could be held in official competitions:

* [[Rubik's Magic]]
* [[Master Magic]]
* [[Old MBLD]] (no time limit)

== List of Former Unofficial WCA Events ==
Before WCA competitions and results in them were considered "official", there were other events under the WCA:

* [[Rainbow Cube]]
* [[3x3x3 No Inspection]]
* [[Siamese 3x3x3]]

Event

2019-03-03T08:10:54Z

Bryce Springfield: /* List of Former Official Events */

An '''event''' is a type of puzzle and/or way of solving the said puzzle that is practiced and competed between many speedsolvers. The term is generally used for official competition events however it can be applied to unofficial ones as well.

If an event is specified as unofficial, they can be any puzzle, not just any [[twisty puzzle]], that is not currently under the [[WCA]]. Some unofficial puzzles include the [[15 puzzle]], [[Mirror Blocks]], etc.

== List of Current Official WCA Events ==
The [[WCA]] currently defines the following as official events which can be held in official competitions:

* [[3x3x3 Cube]]
* [[2x2x2 Cube]]
* [[4x4x4 Cube]]
* [[5x5x5 Cube]]
* [[3x3x3 One-Handed]]
* [[3x3x3 With Feet]]
* [[Clock]]
* [[Megaminx]]
* [[Pyraminx]]
* [[Skewb]]
* [[Square-1]]
* [[3x3x3 Fewest Moves]]
* [[6x6x6 Cube]]
* [[7x7x7 Cube]]
* [[3x3x3 Blindfolded]]
* [[4x4x4 Blindfolded]]
* [[5x5x5 Blindfolded]]
* [[3x3x3 Multi-Blind]]

== List of Former Official WCA Events ==
The [[WCA]] has previously defined the following as official events which could be held in official competitions:

* [[Rubik's Magic]]
* [[Master Magic]]
* [[Old MBLD]] (no time limit)

== List of Unofficial Former WCA Events ==
Before WCA competitions and results in them were considered "official", there were other events under the WCA:

* [[Rainbow Cube]]
* [[3x3x3 No Inspection]]
* [[Siamese 3x3x3]]

Event

2019-03-03T08:10:38Z

Bryce Springfield:

An '''event''' is a type of puzzle and/or way of solving the said puzzle that is practiced and competed between many speedsolvers. The term is generally used for official competition events however it can be applied to unofficial ones as well.

If an event is specified as unofficial, they can be any puzzle, not just any [[twisty puzzle]], that is not currently under the [[WCA]]. Some unofficial puzzles include the [[15 puzzle]], [[Mirror Blocks]], etc.

== List of Current Official WCA Events ==
The [[WCA]] currently defines the following as official events which can be held in official competitions:

* [[3x3x3 Cube]]
* [[2x2x2 Cube]]
* [[4x4x4 Cube]]
* [[5x5x5 Cube]]
* [[3x3x3 One-Handed]]
* [[3x3x3 With Feet]]
* [[Clock]]
* [[Megaminx]]
* [[Pyraminx]]
* [[Skewb]]
* [[Square-1]]
* [[3x3x3 Fewest Moves]]
* [[6x6x6 Cube]]
* [[7x7x7 Cube]]
* [[3x3x3 Blindfolded]]
* [[4x4x4 Blindfolded]]
* [[5x5x5 Blindfolded]]
* [[3x3x3 Multi-Blind]]

== List of Former Official Events ==
The [[WCA]] has previously defined the following as official events which could be held in official competitions:

* [[Rubik's Magic]]
* [[Master Magic]]
* [[Old MBLD]] (no time limit)

== List of Unofficial Former WCA Events ==
Before WCA competitions and results in them were considered "official", there were other events under the WCA:

* [[Rainbow Cube]]
* [[3x3x3 No Inspection]]
* [[Siamese 3x3x3]]

Dino Cube

2019-03-03T08:03:22Z

Bryce Springfield: /* History */

{{Puzzle Infobox|
|NAME=Dino Cube
|IMAGE=Dino_Cube.jpg
|ALTERNATIVENAMES=
|MECHANISM=Dino Cube
|SHAPE=Cube
|INVENTOR=Robert Webb
|YEAR=1985
|COMPANIES=[[QiYi]], [[MF8]], [[ShengShou]]
}}

The '''Dino Cube''' is a three-layered [[twisty puzzle]] in which three edge pieces at the corners are moved at a time.

== History ==
The first functional Dino Cube was invented in 1985 by [[Robert Webb]] of Australia, made out of paper. [[Stephen Harvey]] also produced a
prototype independent of Webb in 1990. However, the Dino Cube was not mass produced until 1995 by [[S.Y. Liou]], convinced by [[Liang-Yen Wu]]. The first mass-produced Dino Cube included 2-color, 4-color, and 6-color options to choose from.

In 1998, [[James R. Holloway]] applied for a patent for the Dino Cube and was granted the patent in 2000, filed as patent US6056290.

== See also ==
* [[Redi Cube]]

Dino Cube

2019-03-03T08:02:44Z

Bryce Springfield: /* History */

{{Puzzle Infobox|
|NAME=Dino Cube
|IMAGE=Dino_Cube.jpg
|ALTERNATIVENAMES=
|MECHANISM=Dino Cube
|SHAPE=Cube
|INVENTOR=Robert Webb
|YEAR=1985
|COMPANIES=[[QiYi]], [[MF8]], [[ShengShou]]
}}

The '''Dino Cube''' is a three-layered [[twisty puzzle]] in which three edge pieces at the corners are moved at a time.

== History ==
The first functional Dino Cube was invented in 1985 by [[Robert Webb]] of Australia, made out of paper. [[Stephen Harvey]] also produced a
prototype independent of Webb in 1990. However, the Dino Cube was not mass produced until 1995 by [[S.Y. Liou]], convinced by [[Liang-Yen Wu]]. The first mass-produced versions of the Dino Cube included 2-color, 4-color, and 6-color options to choose from.

In 1998, [[James R. Holloway]] applied for a patent for the Dino Cube and was granted the patent in 2000, filed as patent US6056290.

== See also ==
* [[Redi Cube]]

US6056290

2019-03-03T08:01:51Z

Bryce Springfield: Redirected page to Dino Cube

#REDIRECT [[Dino Cube]]

Dino Cube

2019-03-03T08:01:16Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Puzzle Infobox|
|NAME=Dino Cube
|IMAGE=Dino_Cube.jpg
|ALTERNATIVENAMES=
|MECHANISM=Dino Cube
|SHAPE=Cube
|INVENTOR=Robert Webb
|YEAR=1985
|COMPANIES=[[QiYi]], [[MF8]], [[ShengShou]]
}}

The '''Dino Cube''' is a three-layered [[twisty puzzle]] in which three edge pieces at the corners are moved at a time.

== History ==
The first functional Dino Cube was invented in 1985 by [[Robert Webb]] of Australia, made out of paper. [[Stephen Harvey]] also produced a
prototype independent of Webb. However, the Dino Cube was not mass produced until 1995 by [[S.Y. Liou]], convinced by [[Liang-Yen Wu]]. The first mass-produced versions of the Dino Cube included 2-color, 4-color, and 6-color options to choose from.

In 1998, [[James R. Holloway]] applied for a patent for the Dino Cube and was granted the patent in 2000, filed as patent US6056290.

== See also ==
* [[Redi Cube]]

File:Dino Cube.jpg

2019-03-03T07:44:58Z

Bryce Springfield:

Dino cube

2019-03-03T07:38:24Z

Bryce Springfield: Bryce Springfield moved page Dino cube to Dino Cube

#REDIRECT [[Dino Cube]]

Dino Cube

2019-03-03T07:38:24Z

Bryce Springfield: Bryce Springfield moved page Dino cube to Dino Cube

The Dino Cube is a [[Twisty Puzzle]] That is similar to a [[Redi Cube]], only it has the corners cut off.

== Algorithms ==
The Dino Cube has easy algorithms which are similar to those of a [[Redi Cube]].

== See also ==
* [[Redi Cube]]

Redi Cube

2019-03-03T07:37:54Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Puzzle Infobox|
|NAME=Redi Cube
|IMAGE=Redi_cube.jpg
|ALTERNATIVENAMES=
|MECHANISM=Dino Cube
|SHAPE=Cube
|INVENTOR=Oskar van Deventer
|YEAR=2009
|COMPANIES=[[MoYu]]
}}

The '''Redi Cube''' is a three-layered [[twisty puzzle]] on which each corner turn moves the three edges around it. The Redi Cube was designed by [[Oskar van Deventer]] in 2009 and released by [[MoYu]] in early June 2017. The Redi Cube is based on the [[Dino Cube]], the difference being the Redi Cube has corner pieces.

== See also ==
* [[Dino Cube]]

Redi Cube

2019-03-03T07:35:57Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Puzzle Infobox|
|NAME=Redi Cube
|IMAGE=Redi_cube.jpg
|ALTERNATIVENAMES=
|MECHANISM=Dino cube
|SHAPE=Cube
|INVENTOR=Oskar van Deventer
|YEAR=2009
|COMPANIES=[[MoYu]]
}}

The '''Redi Cube''' is a three-layered [[twisty puzzle]] on which each corner turn moves the three edges around it. The Redi Cube was designed by [[Oskar van Deventer]] in 2009 and released by [[MoYu]] in early June 2017. The Redi Cube is based on the [[Dino cube]], the difference being the Redi Cube has corner pieces.

== See also ==
* [[Dino cube]]

Redi Cube

2019-03-03T07:35:36Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Puzzle Infobox|
|NAME=Redi Cube
|IMAGE=Redi_cube.jpg
|ALTERNATIVENAMES=
|MECHANISM=
|SHAPE=Cube
|INVENTOR=Oskar van Deventer
|YEAR=2009
|COMPANIES=[[MoYu]]
}}

The '''Redi Cube''' is a three-layered [[twisty puzzle]] on which each corner turn moves the three edges around it. The Redi Cube was designed by [[Oskar van Deventer]] in 2009 and released by [[MoYu]] in early June 2017. The Redi Cube is based on the [[Dino cube]], the difference being the Redi Cube has corner pieces.

== See also ==
* [[Dino cube]]

Redi Cube

2019-03-03T07:34:58Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Puzzle Infobox|
|NAME=Redi Cube
|IMAGE=Redi_cube.jpg
|ALTERNATIVENAMES=
|MECHANISM=
|SHAPE=Cube
|INVENTOR=Oskar van Deventer
|YEAR=2017
|COMPANIES=[[MoYu]]
}}

The '''Redi Cube''' is a three-layered [[twisty puzzle]] on which each corner turn moves the three edges around it. The Redi Cube was designed by [[Oskar van Deventer]] and released by [[MoYu]] in early June 2017. The Redi Cube is based on the [[Dino cube]], the difference being the Redi Cube has corner pieces.

== See also ==
* [[Dino cube]]

Oskar van Deventer

2019-03-03T07:32:53Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Infobox
|NAME=Oskar van Deventer
|IMAGE=Oskar_van_Deventer.jpg
|IMAGEYEAR=
|ALIASES=OskarPuzzle
|COUNTRY=Netherlands
|BIRTHDATE=1965
|AGE={{Age in years|1965}}
|JOBS=Senior scientist on media networking at TNO, puzzle designer
|YEARSACTIVE=c. 1977-present
|ID=
|FAMOUSFOR=Puzzle designer, [[17x17x17 Cube]], [[gear cube]]
}}

'''Dr. Mattijis Oskar van Deventer''' is a Dutch puzzle designer famous for producing numerous unique [[twisty puzzles]] and other puzzles.

Deventer was previously the Guinness World Record holder for producing the highest-[[order]]ed cube, which had [[17x17x17 Cube|17 layers]]. He has also designed the [[gear cube]] (originally the "Caution Cube"), the [[gear ball]], the [[Redi Cube]], the [[treasure chest]], among numerous others posted on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/OskarPuzzle YouTube channel] and [https://www.shapeways.com/shops/oskarpuzzles Shapeways profile]. Deventer has worked with [[Meffert's]], [[MF8]], [[LanLan]], [[MoYu]], and others to mass-produce some of his puzzles.

Deventer also has a PhD in optics along with over 100 publications and over 80 patents.

== Puzzles ==
Deventer has designed numerous puzzles. These are some of his most well-known puzzles. A more exhaustive catalogue is his [https://www.youtube.com/user/OskarPuzzle YouTube channel] and [https://www.shapeways.com/shops/oskarpuzzles Shapeways profile].

* [[17x17x17 Cube]]
* [[Gear cube]] (Caution Cube)
* [[Gear ball]]
* [[Gear shift]]
* [[David gear cube]] (Polo cube)
* [[Mixup Cube]]
* [[Mosaic Cube]] (Fadi cube)
* [[Rob's Pyraminx]]
* [[Treasure Chest]]
* [[Redi Cube]]
* [[Crazy Comet]]
* [[Isosaix]]
* [[Planets puzzle]]
* [[Workout Cube]]
* [[Enabler Cube]]
* [[Pancake Cube]]
* [[Oh Cube]]

== See also ==
* [[Uwe Mèffert]]

== External links ==
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/OskarPuzzle YouTube channel]
* [https://www.shapeways.com/shops/oskarpuzzles Shapeways profile]
* [https://oskarvandeventer.nl Website]

Oskar van Deventer

2019-03-03T07:31:27Z

Bryce Springfield: Created page with "{{Infobox |NAME=Oskar van Deventer |IMAGE=Oskar_van_Deventer.jpg |IMAGEYEAR= |ALIASES=OskarPuzzle |COUNTRY=Netherlands |BIRTHDATE=1965 |AGE={{Age in years|1965}} |JOBS=Senior..."

{{Infobox
|NAME=Oskar van Deventer
|IMAGE=Oskar_van_Deventer.jpg
|IMAGEYEAR=
|ALIASES=OskarPuzzle
|COUNTRY=Netherlands
|BIRTHDATE=1965
|AGE={{Age in years|1965}}
|JOBS=Senior scientist on media networking at TNO, puzzle designer
|YEARSACTIVE=c. 1977-present
|ID=
|FAMOUSFOR=Puzzle designer, [[17x17x17 Cube]], [[gear cube]]
}}

'''Dr. Mattijis Oskar van Deventer''' is a Dutch puzzle designer famous for producing numerous unique [[twisty puzzles]] and other puzzles.

Deventer was previously the Guinness World Record holder for producing the highest-[[order]]ed cube, which had [[17x17x17 Cube|17 layers]]. He has also designed the [[gear cube]] (originally the "Caution Cube"), the [[gear ball]], the [[Redi Cube]], the [[treasure chest]], among numerous others posted on his [https://www.youtube.com/user/OskarPuzzle YouTube channel] and [https://www.shapeways.com/shops/oskarpuzzles Shapeways profile]. Deventer has worked with [[Mèfferts]], [[MF8]], [[LanLan]], [[MoYu]], and others to mass-produce some of his puzzles.

Deventer also has a PhD in optics along with over 100 publications and over 80 patents.

== Puzzles ==
Deventer has designed numerous puzzles. These are some of his most well-known puzzles. A more exhaustive catalogue is his [https://www.youtube.com/user/OskarPuzzle YouTube channel] and [https://www.shapeways.com/shops/oskarpuzzles Shapeways profile].

* [[17x17x17 Cube]]
* [[Gear cube]] (Caution Cube)
* [[Gear ball]]
* [[Gear shift]]
* [[David gear cube]] (Polo cube)
* [[Mixup Cube]]
* [[Mosaic Cube]] (Fadi cube)
* [[Rob's Pyraminx]]
* [[Treasure Chest]]
* [[Redi Cube]]
* [[Crazy Comet]]
* [[Isosaix]]
* [[Planets puzzle]]
* [[Workout Cube]]
* [[Enabler Cube]]
* [[Pancake Cube]]
* [[Oh Cube]]

== See also ==
* [[Uwe Mèfferts]]

== External links ==
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/OskarPuzzle YouTube channel]
* [https://www.shapeways.com/shops/oskarpuzzles Shapeways profile]
* [https://oskarvandeventer.nl Website]

File:Oskar van Deventer.jpg

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Bryce Springfield:

Redi Cube

2019-03-03T06:28:38Z

Bryce Springfield:

Redi Cube

2019-03-03T06:25:12Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Puzzle Infobox|
|NAME=Redi Cube
|IMAGE=Redi_cube.jpg
|ALTERNATIVENAMES=
|SHAPE=Cube
|MECHANISM=
|INVENTOR=[[Oskar van Deventer]]
|YEAR=2017
|COMPANIES=[[MoYu]]
}}

The '''Redi Cube''' is a three-layered [[twisty puzzle]] on which each corner turn moves the three edges around it. The Redi Cube was designed by [[Oskar van Deventer]] and released by [[MoYu]] in early June 2017.

== See also ==
* [[Dino cube]]

Redi Cube

2019-03-03T06:25:00Z

Bryce Springfield:

{Puzzle Infobox|
|NAME=Redi Cube
|IMAGE=Redi_cube.jpg
|ALTERNATIVENAMES=
|SHAPE=Cube
|MECHANISM=
|INVENTOR=[[Oskar van Deventer]]
|YEAR=2017
|COMPANIES=[[MoYu]]
}}

The '''Redi Cube''' is a three-layered [[twisty puzzle]] on which each corner turn moves the three edges around it. The Redi Cube was designed by [[Oskar van Deventer]] and released by [[MoYu]] in early June 2017.

== See also ==
* [[Dino cube]]

File:Redi cube.jpg

2019-03-03T06:24:42Z

Bryce Springfield:

Redi Cube

2019-03-03T06:17:21Z

Bryce Springfield:

The '''Redi Cube''' is a three-layered [[twisty puzzle]] on which each corner turn moves the three edges around it. The Redi Cube was designed by [[Oskar van Deventer]] and released by [[MoYu]] in early June 2017.

== See also ==
* [[Dino cube]]

Dino Cube

2019-03-03T06:09:00Z

Bryce Springfield:

Speedsolving.com Wiki:Requested articles

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Bryce Springfield: /* Methods and Substeps */

See [[Speedsolving.com Wiki:Manual of Style]] before creating articles.

== Templates ==
* separate [[Template:Substep Header]] out of [[Template:Substep Infobox]]
* [[Template:Partial Method Header]] and [[Template:Partial Method Infobox]]

== Brands ==
* [[Z]]
* [[BaiTai]]

== Books and Publications ==
* ''[[Cracking the Cube]]''
* ''[[Cubism For Fun]]'' newsletter
* ''[[De Hongaarse Kubus!]]'' (''[[The Hungarian Cube!]]'' in English)
* ''[[Rubik's Cubic Compendium]]''
* ''[[Conquer the Cube in 45 Seconds]]''
* ''[[The Winning Solution]]''

== Competitions ==
* [[US Nationals and Open 2008]] (Why was this deleted?)
* [[CubingUSA Nationals 2018]] (US Nationals 2018)
* [[Manhasset Spring 2016]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2012]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2014]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2016]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2018]]
* [[Asian Championship 2012]]
* [[Asian Championship 2014]]
* [[Asian Championship 2016]]
* [[Asian Championship 2018]]
* [[South American Championship 2018]]
* [[UK Championship 2016]]
* [[UK Championship 2017]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2015]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2014]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2013]]
* [[UK Open 2012]]
* [[UK Open 2011]]
* [[UK Nationals 2010]]
* [[UK Open 2010]]
* [[UK Open 2009]]
* [[UK Open 2008]]
* [[UK Open 2007]]
* [[UK Open 2006]]

Eventual goal:
* Make a page on all notable WCA competitions

== Cubes ==
* [[TheValk 3]]
* [[TheValk 3 Power]]
* [[GoCube]]

== Cube Stores ==
* [[CANcube]]
* [[CubeSmith]]
* [[CubeDepot]]
* [[LighTake]]
* [[CubeZZ]]
* [[The Cube Market]]
* [[Cubicle Pro Shop]]
* [[Winning Moves]]

== Events ==
* [[3x3x3 no inspection]]

== Groups and Organizations ==
* [[/r/Cubers]] (r/Cubers, Cubers Subreddit)
* [[You CAN Do the Rubik's Cube]]
* [[Speedcubing.ro]]
* [[CubeMania]] (Cubemania.org)
* [[Stanford Rubik's Cube Club]]
* [[Cubing World]]

== Lawsuits ==
* [[Cubicle Enterprises LLC v. Rubik's Brand Limited]] (2018)

== Methods and Substeps ==
* [[HKOLL]]
* [[ZZ-HW]]
* [[Stadler Method]]
* [[27 algorithms]] method (Skewb)
* Steps : [[Std LBL edges]], ...
* [[3-2-3]]
* [[6-2]]
* [[3-2-2-2-3]]
* [[2-2-2-2-2-2]]
* [[TSR]]
* [[L7E]]
* [[WaterRoux]]
* [[LMCF]]
* [[Freestyle]] ([[Freestyle BLD]])
* [[4 pairs]]
* [[FOPP 1/4]]
* [[3D-Edg (pcms var2)]]
* [[Journey Method]] (for BLD)
* [[House Method]] (BLD)
* [[Story Method]] (BLD)
* [[Auditory Method]] (BLD)
* [[NISS]]
* [[Insertion]] (FMC technique)

== Online Programs/Tools/Websites ==
* [[Groupifier]] (by Jonatan Klosko, posted on CF)
* [[CUBETimer]] (cubetimer.com)
* [[VideoTimer]]
* [[MinimalisTimer]]
* [[RubeTimer]]
* [[ImageCube]]
* [[NxNImagecube]]
* [[VisualCube]]
* [[Algorithm Translator]]
* [[NxMxL scrambler]]
* [[QBX]]
* [[Coracle]]
* [[Fantasy Cubing]]
* [[Cubecast Podcast]]
* [[Cubecast 2.0]]

== People ==
* [[Tony Fisher]]
* [[Tony Durham]]
* [[Eva Kato]]
* [[SeungBeom Cho (조승범)]]
* [[Myles Casanas]]
* [[Forte Shinko]]
* [[James Hildreth]]
* [[Thompson Clarke]]
* [[Corey Sakowski]]
* [[Alese Devin]] (JustKeepCubing)
* [[Sam Snodgrass]] (Cubey Time)
* [[Artur Kristof]] (Arcio)
* [[Deven Nadudvari]]
* [[Matt Rudnicki]]
* [[Arthur Adams]]
* [[Kavin Tangtartharakul]] (GuRoux)
* [[Callum Hales-Jepp]]
* [[Adam Polowski]]
* [[Krzysztof Dąbrowski]]
* [[Marcin Jakubowski]]
* [[Kamil Pawlak]]
* [[Adam Joks]]
* [[Michał Bogdan]]
* [[David Adams]]
* [[Michał Burnicki]]
* [[Angel Lim]]
* [[Kalina Jakubowska]]
* [[Marcin Stachura]]
* [[Piotr Trząski]]
* [[Grzegorz Pacewicz]]
* [[Tristan Wright]]
* [[Piotr Frankowski]]
* [[Wojciech Szatanowski]]
* [[Piotr Kuchta]]
* [[Przyemysław Rogalski]]
* [[Hubert Hanusiak]]
* [[Robbie Villarica]]
* [[Karolina Wiącek]]
* [[Pavan Ravindra]]
* [[Ziheng Ma]]
* [[Yiwei Liu]]
* [[Walker Welch]]
* [[Sam Richard]]
* [[Damian Bias]] (Cubeologist)
* [[Dan Fast]] (CrazyBadCuber)
* [[Daniel Wannamaker]]
* [[Matthew Dickman]] (TehCubeDude)
* [[Haaris Jamil]] (ParadoxCubing)
* [[Sydney Weaver]]
* [[Bhargav Narasimhan]]
* [[Jiayu Wang]]
* [[Blake Thompson]]
* [[Alexander Carlier]]
* [[Andy Denney]]
* [[Joshua Feran]]
* [[Mark Boyanowski]]
* [[Justin Mallari]]
* [[Yi-Fan Wu]]
* [[Nathan Soria]]
* [[Éder dos Santos]]
* [[João Gabriel]]
* [[Daan Krammar]]
* [[Fabio Seiji]]
* [[Will Callan]]
* [[Gabriel Pitali]]
* [[Gustavo Penaforte]]
* [[Doug Li]]
* [[Sam Boyles]]
* [[Marlon Marques]]
* [[Pedro Santos]]
* [[Tommy Szeliga]]
* [[Nathan Dwyer]]
* [[Brandon Huang]]
* [[Henry Savich]]
* [[Rafael Cinoto]]
* [[Cyril Castella]]
* [[Guillaume Erbibou]] (Ofapel)
* [[Olivier Polspoel]] (Spols)
* [[Filippo Brancaleoni]]
* [[Jeong Jong-Ho]] or [[Jong-Ho Jeong]]
* [[Shivam Bansal]]
* [[Kit Clement]]
* [[Jeff Park]]
* [[Christian Pizzasegola]]
* [[Hilmar Magnusson]]
* [[Joel Spang]]
* [[Jonathan Irvin Gunawan]]
* [[Alex Maass]]
* [[Thomas Kaunzinger]]
* [[Ian Moore]]
* [[Lóreley Aiedail Tollaksdóttir Kuusisto]]
* [[John Li]] (Teoidus)
* [[Daniel Rose-Levine]]
* [[Jacob Hutnyk]]
* [[Gabriel Alejandro Orozco Casillas]]
* [[Morten Arborg]]
* [[Cristian Leana]]
* [[Thomas Stadler]]
* [[Björn Korbanka]]
* [[Han-Cyun Chen]]
* [[Kailong Li]]
* [[Brayden Mossey]]
* [[Daan Kramer]]
* [[Shengliang Cai (蔡盛梁)]]
* [[Jonathan Cookmeyer]]
* [[Daniel Beyer]]
* [[Damjan Zagorec]]

== Products ==
* [[Martian Lube]] (Martian lubricant)
* [[Galaxy Lube]] (Galaxy lubricant)
* [[Nebula Lube]] (Nebula lubricant)
* [[Gravity Grip]]
* [[Z Lube]]

== Puzzle Types ==
* [[4D cubing]], [[3x3x3x3]], [[4D solving algorithms]] (by puzzle), [[higher dimensions cubing]]
* [[Dino cube]]
* [[Helicopter cube]]
* [[Constrained cube (90°)]]
* [[Master Skewb]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 1)‏‎]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 2)]]
* [[Square-2‎]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 3)]]
* [[Labyrinth cube]]
* [[Curvy Copter]]
* [[Shepherd's cube‏‎]]
* [[Rex cube‏‎]]
* [[Latch Cube]]
* [[Gear cube extreme‏‎]]
* All NxNxN puzzles (N=0,1,14,15,16,18,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29)
* [[Golden Cube]]
* [[Smart Egg]]
* [[Pyracosaminx]]
* [[Icosaminx]]
* [[Super-X]]
* [[SwitchTiles]]
* [[Loopover]] (2D Rubik's cube)

== Software ==
* [[min2phase]]

== Subsets ==
* [[OLL-E]]
* [[OCE(P)LL]]

== Terminology ==
* [[Singmaster Notation]]
* [[SiGN]] notation
* [[Factory solve]]
* [[Washer]] (hardware)
* [[torpedo]]
* [[ball bearing]]
* [[brand]]
* [[Judge]]
* [[magnetic cube]]
* [[Per Special]]
* [[WCA Candidate Delegate]]
* [[Tension]] (tensions, tensioning)
* [[Cube state]]
* [[Sticker variation]]
* [[Catch]] or [[Catches]]
* [[Move]]/[[Turn]]
* [[Sticker]]
* [[Puzzle Hardware]]
* [[Last Slot]]
* [[Piece]]
* Cube states : [[LL:EO+EP cube state‏‎]], [[LL:EO+CO+CP cube state]] ...
* [[1gen]]
* [[5gen]]
* [[6gen]]
* [[feet (hardware)]]
* [[Case]] (as in "this OLL case")
* Weight 0.1 through 8
* [[brand]]
* [[L3C cube state]]
* [[3-cycle]]
* [[Square Group]]
* [[Timer]]
* [[F2L-1E (D) cube state]]
* [[5LLL]]
* [[Look]]s (as in 1LLL, 2LLL, 4LLL, etc.)
* [[15 puzzle]]
* [[Sum of Ranks]] (discuss both Sum of Average Ranks and Single Ranks)
* [[Sum of Average Ranks]]
* [[Sum of Single Ranks]]

== Other requests ==
* delete protected file <nowiki>[[File:Thomascharms1155.jpg]]</nowiki> (vandalism)
* fix all [[Special:DoubleRedirects]]

[[Category:Speedsolving.com Wiki maintenance]]

QqTimer

2019-03-03T06:04:59Z

Bryce Springfield:

''The title of this article should be "qqTimer". The capitalization is due to the wiki's limitations.''

'''qqTimer''' is an online speedcubing timer that was initially released on 9 Aug 2009 by [[Michael Gottlieb]]. It is one of the most popular online speedcubing timers and is used by many world-class speedcubers for practice.

{{stub}}

== See Also ==
* [[csTimer]]
* [[Michael Gottlieb]]
* [[Shuang Chen]]

CTimer

2019-03-03T06:03:48Z

Bryce Springfield:

''The title of this article should be "cTimer". The capitalization is due to the wiki's limitations.''
[[File:ctimer.gif|thumb|right|100px|cTimer Logo]]
'''cTimer''' is an online cubing timer made by [[Conrad Rider]] in 2009.

== See Also ==
* [[csTimer]]
* [[qqTimer]]
* [[Conrad Rider]]

== External Links ==
* [http://www.ctimer.co.uk cTimer]

WeeTimer

2019-03-03T06:03:11Z

Bryce Springfield:

''The title of this article should be "weeTimer". The capitalization is due to the wiki's limitations.''

'''weeTimer''' is a minimalistic online cubing timer made by [[Conrad Rider]], based on [[cTimer]].

== See Also ==
* [[cTimer]]
* [[csTimer]]
* [[qqTimer]]

== External Links ==
* [http://www.ctimer.co.uk/wee weeTimer]

Speedsolving.com Wiki:Requested articles

2018-12-22T04:50:39Z

Bryce Springfield: /* Puzzle Types */

See [[Speedsolving.com Wiki:Manual of Style]] before creating articles.

== Templates ==
* separate [[Template:Substep Header]] out of [[Template:Substep Infobox]]
* [[Template:Partial Method Header]] and [[Template:Partial Method Infobox]]

== Brands ==
* [[Z]]
* [[BaiTai]]

== Books and Publications ==
* ''[[Cracking the Cube]]''
* ''[[Cubism For Fun]]'' newsletter
* ''[[De Hongaarse Kubus!]]'' (''[[The Hungarian Cube!]]'' in English)
* ''[[Rubik's Cubic Compendium]]''
* ''[[Conquer the Cube in 45 Seconds]]''
* ''[[The Winning Solution]]''

== Competitions ==
* [[US Nationals and Open 2008]] (Why was this deleted?)
* [[CubingUSA Nationals 2018]] (US Nationals 2018)
* [[Manhasset Spring 2016]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2012]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2014]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2016]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2018]]
* [[Asian Championship 2012]]
* [[Asian Championship 2014]]
* [[Asian Championship 2016]]
* [[Asian Championship 2018]]
* [[South American Championship 2018]]
* [[UK Championship 2016]]
* [[UK Championship 2017]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2015]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2014]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2013]]
* [[UK Open 2012]]
* [[UK Open 2011]]
* [[UK Nationals 2010]]
* [[UK Open 2010]]
* [[UK Open 2009]]
* [[UK Open 2008]]
* [[UK Open 2007]]
* [[UK Open 2006]]

Eventual goal:
* Make a page on all notable WCA competitions

== Cubes ==
* [[TheValk 3]]
* [[TheValk 3 Power]]
* [[GoCube]]

== Cube Stores ==
* [[CANcube]]
* [[CubeSmith]]
* [[CubeDepot]]
* [[LighTake]]
* [[CubeZZ]]
* [[The Cube Market]]
* [[Cubicle Pro Shop]]
* [[Winning Moves]]

== Events ==
* [[3x3x3 no inspection]]

== Groups and Organizations ==
* [[/r/Cubers]] (r/Cubers, Cubers Subreddit)
* [[You CAN Do the Rubik's Cube]]
* [[Speedcubing.ro]]
* [[CubeMania]] (Cubemania.org)
* [[Stanford Rubik's Cube Club]]
* [[Cubing World]]

== Lawsuits ==
* [[Cubicle Enterprises LLC v. Rubik's Brand Limited]] (2018)

== Methods and Substeps ==
* [[HKOLL]]
* [[ZZ-HW]]
* [[Stadler Method]]
* [[27 algorithms]] method (Skewb)
* Steps : [[Std LBL edges]], ...
* [[3-2-3]]
* [[6-2]]
* [[3-2-2-2-3]]
* [[2-2-2-2-2-2]]
* [[TSR]]
* [[L7E]]
* [[WaterRoux]]
* [[LMCF]]
* [[Freestyle]] ([[Freestyle BLD]])
* [[4 pairs]]
* [[FOPP 1/4]]
* [[3D-Edg (pcms var2)]]
* [[Journey Method]] (for BLD)
* [[House Method]] (BLD)
* [[Story Method]] (BLD)
* [[Auditory Method]] (BLD)
* [[NISS]]
* [[Insertion]] (FMC technique)
* [[4Z4]] (4x4 method for ZZ)

== Online Programs/Tools/Websites ==
* [[Groupifier]] (by Jonatan Klosko, posted on CF)
* [[CUBETimer]] (cubetimer.com)
* [[VideoTimer]]
* [[MinimalisTimer]]
* [[RubeTimer]]
* [[ImageCube]]
* [[NxNImagecube]]
* [[VisualCube]]
* [[Algorithm Translator]]
* [[NxMxL scrambler]]
* [[QBX]]
* [[Coracle]]
* [[Fantasy Cubing]]
* [[Cubecast Podcast]]
* [[Cubecast 2.0]]

== People ==
* [[Tony Fisher]]
* [[Tony Durham]]
* [[Eva Kato]]
* [[SeungBeom Cho (조승범)]]
* [[Myles Casanas]]
* [[Forte Shinko]]
* [[James Hildreth]]
* [[Thompson Clarke]]
* [[Corey Sakowski]]
* [[Alese Devin]] (JustKeepCubing)
* [[Sam Snodgrass]] (Cubey Time)
* [[Artur Kristof]] (Arcio)
* [[Deven Nadudvari]]
* [[Matt Rudnicki]]
* [[Arthur Adams]]
* [[Kavin Tangtartharakul]] (GuRoux)
* [[Callum Hales-Jepp]]
* [[Adam Polowski]]
* [[Krzysztof Dąbrowski]]
* [[Marcin Jakubowski]]
* [[Kamil Pawlak]]
* [[Adam Joks]]
* [[Michał Bogdan]]
* [[David Adams]]
* [[Michał Burnicki]]
* [[Angel Lim]]
* [[Kalina Jakubowska]]
* [[Marcin Stachura]]
* [[Piotr Trząski]]
* [[Grzegorz Pacewicz]]
* [[Tristan Wright]]
* [[Piotr Frankowski]]
* [[Wojciech Szatanowski]]
* [[Piotr Kuchta]]
* [[Przyemysław Rogalski]]
* [[Hubert Hanusiak]]
* [[Robbie Villarica]]
* [[Karolina Wiącek]]
* [[Pavan Ravindra]]
* [[Ziheng Ma]]
* [[Yiwei Liu]]
* [[Walker Welch]]
* [[Sam Richard]]
* [[Damian Bias]] (Cubeologist)
* [[Dan Fast]] (CrazyBadCuber)
* [[Daniel Wannamaker]]
* [[Matthew Dickman]] (TehCubeDude)
* [[Haaris Jamil]] (ParadoxCubing)
* [[Sydney Weaver]]
* [[Bhargav Narasimhan]]
* [[Jiayu Wang]]
* [[Blake Thompson]]
* [[Alexander Carlier]]
* [[Andy Denney]]
* [[Joshua Feran]]
* [[Mark Boyanowski]]
* [[Justin Mallari]]
* [[Yi-Fan Wu]]
* [[Nathan Soria]]
* [[Éder dos Santos]]
* [[João Gabriel]]
* [[Daan Krammar]]
* [[Fabio Seiji]]
* [[Will Callan]]
* [[Gabriel Pitali]]
* [[Gustavo Penaforte]]
* [[Doug Li]]
* [[Sam Boyles]]
* [[Marlon Marques]]
* [[Pedro Santos]]
* [[Tommy Szeliga]]
* [[Nathan Dwyer]]
* [[Brandon Huang]]
* [[Henry Savich]]
* [[Rafael Cinoto]]
* [[Cyril Castella]]
* [[Guillaume Erbibou]] (Ofapel)
* [[Olivier Polspoel]] (Spols)
* [[Filippo Brancaleoni]]
* [[Jeong Jong-Ho]] or [[Jong-Ho Jeong]]
* [[Shivam Bansal]]
* [[Kit Clement]]
* [[Jeff Park]]
* [[Christian Pizzasegola]]
* [[Hilmar Magnusson]]
* [[Joel Spang]]
* [[Jonathan Irvin Gunawan]]
* [[Alex Maass]]
* [[Thomas Kaunzinger]]
* [[Ian Moore]]
* [[Lóreley Aiedail Tollaksdóttir Kuusisto]]
* [[John Li]] (Teoidus)
* [[Daniel Rose-Levine]]
* [[Jacob Hutnyk]]
* [[Gabriel Alejandro Orozco Casillas]]
* [[Morten Arborg]]
* [[Cristian Leana]]
* [[Thomas Stadler]]
* [[Björn Korbanka]]
* [[Han-Cyun Chen]]
* [[Kailong Li]]
* [[Brayden Mossey]]
* [[Daan Kramer]]
* [[Shengliang Cai (蔡盛梁)]]
* [[Jonathan Cookmeyer]]
* [[Daniel Beyer]]
* [[Damjan Zagorec]]

== Products ==
* [[Martian Lube]] (Martian lubricant)
* [[Galaxy Lube]] (Galaxy lubricant)
* [[Nebula Lube]] (Nebula lubricant)
* [[Gravity Grip]]
* [[Z Lube]]

== Puzzle Types ==
* [[4D cubing]], [[3x3x3x3]], [[4D solving algorithms]] (by puzzle), [[higher dimensions cubing]]
* [[Dino cube]]
* [[Helicopter cube]]
* [[Constrained cube (90°)]]
* [[Master Skewb]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 1)‏‎]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 2)]]
* [[Square-2‎]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 3)]]
* [[Labyrinth cube]]
* [[Curvy Copter]]
* [[Shepherd's cube‏‎]]
* [[Rex cube‏‎]]
* [[Latch Cube]]
* [[Gear cube extreme‏‎]]
* All NxNxN puzzles (N=0,1,14,15,16,18,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29)
* [[Golden Cube]]
* [[Smart Egg]]
* [[Pyracosaminx]]
* [[Icosaminx]]
* [[Super-X]]
* [[SwitchTiles]]
* [[Loopover]] (2D Rubik's cube)

== Software ==
* [[min2phase]]

== Subsets ==
* [[OLL-E]]
* [[OCE(P)LL]]

== Terminology ==
* [[Singmaster Notation]]
* [[SiGN]] notation
* [[Factory solve]]
* [[Washer]] (hardware)
* [[torpedo]]
* [[ball bearing]]
* [[brand]]
* [[Judge]]
* [[magnetic cube]]
* [[Per Special]]
* [[WCA Candidate Delegate]]
* [[Tension]] (tensions, tensioning)
* [[Cube state]]
* [[Sticker variation]]
* [[Catch]] or [[Catches]]
* [[Move]]/[[Turn]]
* [[Sticker]]
* [[Puzzle Hardware]]
* [[Last Slot]]
* [[Piece]]
* Cube states : [[LL:EO+EP cube state‏‎]], [[LL:EO+CO+CP cube state]] ...
* [[1gen]]
* [[5gen]]
* [[6gen]]
* [[feet (hardware)]]
* [[Case]] (as in "this OLL case")
* Weight 0.1 through 8
* [[brand]]
* [[L3C cube state]]
* [[3-cycle]]
* [[Square Group]]
* [[Timer]]
* [[F2L-1E (D) cube state]]
* [[5LLL]]
* [[Look]]s (as in 1LLL, 2LLL, 4LLL, etc.)
* [[15 puzzle]]
* [[Sum of Ranks]] (discuss both Sum of Average Ranks and Single Ranks)
* [[Sum of Average Ranks]]
* [[Sum of Single Ranks]]

== Other requests ==
* delete protected file <nowiki>[[File:Thomascharms1155.jpg]]</nowiki> (vandalism)
* fix all [[Special:DoubleRedirects]]

[[Category:Speedsolving.com Wiki maintenance]]

Speedsolving.com Wiki:Requested articles

2018-12-22T04:50:06Z

Bryce Springfield: /* Puzzle Types */

See [[Speedsolving.com Wiki:Manual of Style]] before creating articles.

== Templates ==
* separate [[Template:Substep Header]] out of [[Template:Substep Infobox]]
* [[Template:Partial Method Header]] and [[Template:Partial Method Infobox]]

== Brands ==
* [[Z]]
* [[BaiTai]]

== Books and Publications ==
* ''[[Cracking the Cube]]''
* ''[[Cubism For Fun]]'' newsletter
* ''[[De Hongaarse Kubus!]]'' (''[[The Hungarian Cube!]]'' in English)
* ''[[Rubik's Cubic Compendium]]''
* ''[[Conquer the Cube in 45 Seconds]]''
* ''[[The Winning Solution]]''

== Competitions ==
* [[US Nationals and Open 2008]] (Why was this deleted?)
* [[CubingUSA Nationals 2018]] (US Nationals 2018)
* [[Manhasset Spring 2016]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2012]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2014]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2016]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2018]]
* [[Asian Championship 2012]]
* [[Asian Championship 2014]]
* [[Asian Championship 2016]]
* [[Asian Championship 2018]]
* [[South American Championship 2018]]
* [[UK Championship 2016]]
* [[UK Championship 2017]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2015]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2014]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2013]]
* [[UK Open 2012]]
* [[UK Open 2011]]
* [[UK Nationals 2010]]
* [[UK Open 2010]]
* [[UK Open 2009]]
* [[UK Open 2008]]
* [[UK Open 2007]]
* [[UK Open 2006]]

Eventual goal:
* Make a page on all notable WCA competitions

== Cubes ==
* [[TheValk 3]]
* [[TheValk 3 Power]]
* [[GoCube]]

== Cube Stores ==
* [[CANcube]]
* [[CubeSmith]]
* [[CubeDepot]]
* [[LighTake]]
* [[CubeZZ]]
* [[The Cube Market]]
* [[Cubicle Pro Shop]]
* [[Winning Moves]]

== Events ==
* [[3x3x3 no inspection]]

== Groups and Organizations ==
* [[/r/Cubers]] (r/Cubers, Cubers Subreddit)
* [[You CAN Do the Rubik's Cube]]
* [[Speedcubing.ro]]
* [[CubeMania]] (Cubemania.org)
* [[Stanford Rubik's Cube Club]]
* [[Cubing World]]

== Lawsuits ==
* [[Cubicle Enterprises LLC v. Rubik's Brand Limited]] (2018)

== Methods and Substeps ==
* [[HKOLL]]
* [[ZZ-HW]]
* [[Stadler Method]]
* [[27 algorithms]] method (Skewb)
* Steps : [[Std LBL edges]], ...
* [[3-2-3]]
* [[6-2]]
* [[3-2-2-2-3]]
* [[2-2-2-2-2-2]]
* [[TSR]]
* [[L7E]]
* [[WaterRoux]]
* [[LMCF]]
* [[Freestyle]] ([[Freestyle BLD]])
* [[4 pairs]]
* [[FOPP 1/4]]
* [[3D-Edg (pcms var2)]]
* [[Journey Method]] (for BLD)
* [[House Method]] (BLD)
* [[Story Method]] (BLD)
* [[Auditory Method]] (BLD)
* [[NISS]]
* [[Insertion]] (FMC technique)
* [[4Z4]] (4x4 method for ZZ)

== Online Programs/Tools/Websites ==
* [[Groupifier]] (by Jonatan Klosko, posted on CF)
* [[CUBETimer]] (cubetimer.com)
* [[VideoTimer]]
* [[MinimalisTimer]]
* [[RubeTimer]]
* [[ImageCube]]
* [[NxNImagecube]]
* [[VisualCube]]
* [[Algorithm Translator]]
* [[NxMxL scrambler]]
* [[QBX]]
* [[Coracle]]
* [[Fantasy Cubing]]
* [[Cubecast Podcast]]
* [[Cubecast 2.0]]

== People ==
* [[Tony Fisher]]
* [[Tony Durham]]
* [[Eva Kato]]
* [[SeungBeom Cho (조승범)]]
* [[Myles Casanas]]
* [[Forte Shinko]]
* [[James Hildreth]]
* [[Thompson Clarke]]
* [[Corey Sakowski]]
* [[Alese Devin]] (JustKeepCubing)
* [[Sam Snodgrass]] (Cubey Time)
* [[Artur Kristof]] (Arcio)
* [[Deven Nadudvari]]
* [[Matt Rudnicki]]
* [[Arthur Adams]]
* [[Kavin Tangtartharakul]] (GuRoux)
* [[Callum Hales-Jepp]]
* [[Adam Polowski]]
* [[Krzysztof Dąbrowski]]
* [[Marcin Jakubowski]]
* [[Kamil Pawlak]]
* [[Adam Joks]]
* [[Michał Bogdan]]
* [[David Adams]]
* [[Michał Burnicki]]
* [[Angel Lim]]
* [[Kalina Jakubowska]]
* [[Marcin Stachura]]
* [[Piotr Trząski]]
* [[Grzegorz Pacewicz]]
* [[Tristan Wright]]
* [[Piotr Frankowski]]
* [[Wojciech Szatanowski]]
* [[Piotr Kuchta]]
* [[Przyemysław Rogalski]]
* [[Hubert Hanusiak]]
* [[Robbie Villarica]]
* [[Karolina Wiącek]]
* [[Pavan Ravindra]]
* [[Ziheng Ma]]
* [[Yiwei Liu]]
* [[Walker Welch]]
* [[Sam Richard]]
* [[Damian Bias]] (Cubeologist)
* [[Dan Fast]] (CrazyBadCuber)
* [[Daniel Wannamaker]]
* [[Matthew Dickman]] (TehCubeDude)
* [[Haaris Jamil]] (ParadoxCubing)
* [[Sydney Weaver]]
* [[Bhargav Narasimhan]]
* [[Jiayu Wang]]
* [[Blake Thompson]]
* [[Alexander Carlier]]
* [[Andy Denney]]
* [[Joshua Feran]]
* [[Mark Boyanowski]]
* [[Justin Mallari]]
* [[Yi-Fan Wu]]
* [[Nathan Soria]]
* [[Éder dos Santos]]
* [[João Gabriel]]
* [[Daan Krammar]]
* [[Fabio Seiji]]
* [[Will Callan]]
* [[Gabriel Pitali]]
* [[Gustavo Penaforte]]
* [[Doug Li]]
* [[Sam Boyles]]
* [[Marlon Marques]]
* [[Pedro Santos]]
* [[Tommy Szeliga]]
* [[Nathan Dwyer]]
* [[Brandon Huang]]
* [[Henry Savich]]
* [[Rafael Cinoto]]
* [[Cyril Castella]]
* [[Guillaume Erbibou]] (Ofapel)
* [[Olivier Polspoel]] (Spols)
* [[Filippo Brancaleoni]]
* [[Jeong Jong-Ho]] or [[Jong-Ho Jeong]]
* [[Shivam Bansal]]
* [[Kit Clement]]
* [[Jeff Park]]
* [[Christian Pizzasegola]]
* [[Hilmar Magnusson]]
* [[Joel Spang]]
* [[Jonathan Irvin Gunawan]]
* [[Alex Maass]]
* [[Thomas Kaunzinger]]
* [[Ian Moore]]
* [[Lóreley Aiedail Tollaksdóttir Kuusisto]]
* [[John Li]] (Teoidus)
* [[Daniel Rose-Levine]]
* [[Jacob Hutnyk]]
* [[Gabriel Alejandro Orozco Casillas]]
* [[Morten Arborg]]
* [[Cristian Leana]]
* [[Thomas Stadler]]
* [[Björn Korbanka]]
* [[Han-Cyun Chen]]
* [[Kailong Li]]
* [[Brayden Mossey]]
* [[Daan Kramer]]
* [[Shengliang Cai (蔡盛梁)]]
* [[Jonathan Cookmeyer]]
* [[Daniel Beyer]]
* [[Damjan Zagorec]]

== Products ==
* [[Martian Lube]] (Martian lubricant)
* [[Galaxy Lube]] (Galaxy lubricant)
* [[Nebula Lube]] (Nebula lubricant)
* [[Gravity Grip]]
* [[Z Lube]]

== Puzzle Types ==
* [[4D cubing]], [[3x3x3x3]], [[4D solving algorithms]] (by puzzle), [[higher dimensions cubing]]
* [[Dino cube]]
* [[Helicopter cube]]
* [[Constrained cube (90°)]]
* [[Master Skewb]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 1)‏‎]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 2)]]
* [[Square-2‎]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 3)]]
* [[Labyrinth cube]]
* [[Curvy Copter]]
* [[Shepherd's cube‏‎]]
* [[Rex cube‏‎]]
* [[Latch Cube]]
* [[Gear cube extreme‏‎]]
* All NxNxN puzzles (N=0,1,14,15,16,18,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29)
* [[Golden Cube]]
* [[Smart Egg]]
* [[Pyracosaminx]]
* [[Icosaminx]]
* [[Super-X]]
* [[SwitchTiles]]

== Software ==
* [[min2phase]]

== Subsets ==
* [[OLL-E]]
* [[OCE(P)LL]]

== Terminology ==
* [[Singmaster Notation]]
* [[SiGN]] notation
* [[Factory solve]]
* [[Washer]] (hardware)
* [[torpedo]]
* [[ball bearing]]
* [[brand]]
* [[Judge]]
* [[magnetic cube]]
* [[Per Special]]
* [[WCA Candidate Delegate]]
* [[Tension]] (tensions, tensioning)
* [[Cube state]]
* [[Sticker variation]]
* [[Catch]] or [[Catches]]
* [[Move]]/[[Turn]]
* [[Sticker]]
* [[Puzzle Hardware]]
* [[Last Slot]]
* [[Piece]]
* Cube states : [[LL:EO+EP cube state‏‎]], [[LL:EO+CO+CP cube state]] ...
* [[1gen]]
* [[5gen]]
* [[6gen]]
* [[feet (hardware)]]
* [[Case]] (as in "this OLL case")
* Weight 0.1 through 8
* [[brand]]
* [[L3C cube state]]
* [[3-cycle]]
* [[Square Group]]
* [[Timer]]
* [[F2L-1E (D) cube state]]
* [[5LLL]]
* [[Look]]s (as in 1LLL, 2LLL, 4LLL, etc.)
* [[15 puzzle]]
* [[Sum of Ranks]] (discuss both Sum of Average Ranks and Single Ranks)
* [[Sum of Average Ranks]]
* [[Sum of Single Ranks]]

== Other requests ==
* delete protected file <nowiki>[[File:Thomascharms1155.jpg]]</nowiki> (vandalism)
* fix all [[Special:DoubleRedirects]]

[[Category:Speedsolving.com Wiki maintenance]]

Mystery Puzzle

2018-10-18T22:53:28Z

Bryce Springfield: Bryce Springfield moved page Mystery Puzzle to Mystery puzzle over redirect: Manual of Style

#REDIRECT [[Mystery puzzle]]

Mystery puzzle

2018-10-18T22:53:28Z

Bryce Springfield: Bryce Springfield moved page Mystery Puzzle to Mystery puzzle over redirect: Manual of Style

A '''mystery puzzle''' is an unofficial event, featuring a secret puzzle, held as a for-fun event at official competitions. They are usually timed with the [[Stackmat Timer]].

Mystery puzzles were started by [[Tyson Mao]] and the [[Caltech Cube Club]] in 2006. While briefly hosting the [[Sunday Contest]] in 2004, Tyson included one for-fun event each week. This became the inspiring idea for mystery events.

== See also ==
* [[Ball-in-cup]]
* [[Caltech Cube Club]]
* [[Tyson Mao]]
* [[Dan Lo]]

== External links ==
* [http://uncletyson.wordpress.com/2011/10/08/the-origin-of-the-mystery-puzzle/ Story Time with Uncle Tyson: "The Origin of the Mystery Puzzle"]

[[Category:Terminology]]

Cyoubx's Friends

2018-10-18T22:51:15Z

Bryce Springfield:

'''Cyoubx's Friends''', often abbreviated to '''CF''', is a Facebook group with over 7,384 members (as of 9 Jan 2018) about Rubik's cubes and similar puzzles. The group has also been responsible for creating many [[cubing memes]] including "#ripcf", "Discuss", "Time for a Bingo", "I'm in Nebraska", and "Woaj".

== Admins ==
* [[Albert You]] (Cyoubx)

== Moderators ==
* [[Patrick Ponce]]
* [[Kian Mansour]]
* [[Niko Ronkainen]]
* [[Zachary White]]
* [[Zach Garber]]
* [[Bernhard Brodowsky]]

== History ==
Cyoubx's Friends was created on 31 March 2012 as a small group for [[Albert You]] and his friends to communicate. However, over time it has become far larger and more popular and is now one of the most well known cubing groups with nearly every notable cuber now being a member of it.

== See also ==
* [[Pizza's Friends]]
* [[Cubing memes]]

== External links ==
* [https://www.facebook.com/groups/cyoubxfriends/ Cyoubx's Friends]

Speedsolving.com Wiki:Requested articles

2018-10-18T22:32:07Z

Bryce Springfield: /* Competitions */

See [[Speedsolving.com Wiki:Manual of Style]] before creating articles.

== Templates ==
* separate [[Template:Substep Header]] out of [[Template:Substep Infobox]]
* [[Template:Partial Method Header]] and [[Template:Partial Method Infobox]]

== Brands ==
* [[Z]]
* [[BaiTai]]

== Books and Publications ==
* ''[[Cracking the Cube]]''
* ''[[Cubism For Fun]]'' newsletter
* ''[[De Hongaarse Kubus!]]'' (''[[The Hungarian Cube!]]'' in English)
* ''[[Rubik's Cubic Compendium]]''
* ''[[Conquer the Cube in 45 Seconds]]''
* ''[[The Winning Solution]]''

== Competitions ==
* [[US Nationals and Open 2008]] (Why was this deleted?)
* [[CubingUSA Nationals 2018]] (US Nationals 2018)
* [[Manhasset Spring 2016]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2012]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2014]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2016]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2018]]
* [[Asian Championship 2012]]
* [[Asian Championship 2014]]
* [[Asian Championship 2016]]
* [[Asian Championship 2018]]
* [[South American Championship 2018]]
* [[UK Championship 2016]]
* [[UK Championship 2017]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2015]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2014]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2013]]
* [[UK Open 2012]]
* [[UK Open 2011]]
* [[UK Nationals 2010]]
* [[UK Open 2010]]
* [[UK Open 2009]]
* [[UK Open 2008]]
* [[UK Open 2007]]
* [[UK Open 2006]]

Eventual goal:
* Make a page on all notable WCA competitions

== Cubes ==
* [[TheValk 3]]
* [[TheValk 3 Power]]
* [[GoCube]]

== Cube Stores ==
* [[CANcube]]
* [[CubeSmith]]
* [[CubeDepot]]
* [[LighTake]]
* [[CubeZZ]]
* [[The Cube Market]]
* [[Cubicle Pro Shop]]
* [[Winning Moves]]

== Events ==
* [[3x3x3 no inspection]]

== Groups and Organizations ==
* [[/r/Cubers]] (r/Cubers, Cubers Subreddit)
* [[You CAN Do the Rubik's Cube]]
* [[Speedcubing.ro]]
* [[CubeMania]] (Cubemania.org)
* [[Stanford Rubik's Cube Club]]
* [[Cubing World]]

== Lawsuits ==
* [[Cubicle Enterprises LLC v. Rubik's Brand Limited]] (2018)

== Methods and Substeps ==
* [[HKOLL]]
* [[ZZ-HW]]
* [[Stadler Method]]
* [[27 algorithms]] method (Skewb)
* Steps : [[Std LBL edges]], ...
* [[3-2-3]]
* [[6-2]]
* [[3-2-2-2-3]]
* [[2-2-2-2-2-2]]
* [[TSR]]
* [[L7E]]
* [[WaterRoux]]
* [[LMCF]]
* [[Freestyle]] ([[Freestyle BLD]])
* [[4 pairs]]
* [[FOPP 1/4]]
* [[3D-Edg (pcms var2)]]
* [[Journey Method]] (for BLD)
* [[House Method]] (BLD)
* [[Story Method]] (BLD)
* [[Auditory Method]] (BLD)
* [[NISS]]
* [[Insertion]] (FMC technique)

== Online Programs/Tools/Websites ==
* [[Groupifier]] (by Jonatan Klosko, posted on CF)
* [[CUBETimer]] (cubetimer.com)
* [[VideoTimer]]
* [[MinimalisTimer]]
* [[RubeTimer]]
* [[ImageCube]]
* [[NxNImagecube]]
* [[VisualCube]]
* [[Algorithm Translator]]
* [[NxMxL scrambler]]
* [[QBX]]
* [[Coracle]]
* [[Fantasy Cubing]]
* [[Cubecast Podcast]]
* [[Cubecast 2.0]]

== People ==
* [[Tony Fisher]]
* [[Tony Durham]]
* [[Eva Kato]]
* [[SeungBeom Cho (조승범)]]
* [[Myles Casanas]]
* [[Forte Shinko]]
* [[James Hildreth]]
* [[Thompson Clarke]]
* [[Corey Sakowski]]
* [[Alese Devin]] (JustKeepCubing)
* [[Sam Snodgrass]] (Cubey Time)
* [[Artur Kristof]] (Arcio)
* [[Deven Nadudvari]]
* [[Matt Rudnicki]]
* [[Arthur Adams]]
* [[Kavin Tangtartharakul]] (GuRoux)
* [[Callum Hales-Jepp]]
* [[Adam Polowski]]
* [[Krzysztof Dąbrowski]]
* [[Marcin Jakubowski]]
* [[Kamil Pawlak]]
* [[Adam Joks]]
* [[Michał Bogdan]]
* [[David Adams]]
* [[Michał Burnicki]]
* [[Angel Lim]]
* [[Kalina Jakubowska]]
* [[Marcin Stachura]]
* [[Piotr Trząski]]
* [[Grzegorz Pacewicz]]
* [[Tristan Wright]]
* [[Piotr Frankowski]]
* [[Wojciech Szatanowski]]
* [[Piotr Kuchta]]
* [[Przyemysław Rogalski]]
* [[Hubert Hanusiak]]
* [[Robbie Villarica]]
* [[Karolina Wiącek]]
* [[Pavan Ravindra]]
* [[Ziheng Ma]]
* [[Yiwei Liu]]
* [[Walker Welch]]
* [[Sam Richard]]
* [[Damian Bias]] (Cubeologist)
* [[Dan Fast]] (CrazyBadCuber)
* [[Daniel Wannamaker]]
* [[Matthew Dickman]] (TehCubeDude)
* [[Haaris Jamil]] (ParadoxCubing)
* [[Sydney Weaver]]
* [[Bhargav Narasimhan]]
* [[Jiayu Wang]]
* [[Blake Thompson]]
* [[Alexander Carlier]]
* [[Andy Denney]]
* [[Joshua Feran]]
* [[Mark Boyanowski]]
* [[Justin Mallari]]
* [[Yi-Fan Wu]]
* [[Nathan Soria]]
* [[Éder dos Santos]]
* [[João Gabriel]]
* [[Daan Krammar]]
* [[Fabio Seiji]]
* [[Will Callan]]
* [[Gabriel Pitali]]
* [[Gustavo Penaforte]]
* [[Doug Li]]
* [[Sam Boyles]]
* [[Marlon Marques]]
* [[Pedro Santos]]
* [[Tommy Szeliga]]
* [[Nathan Dwyer]]
* [[Brandon Huang]]
* [[Henry Savich]]
* [[Rafael Cinoto]]
* [[Cyril Castella]]
* [[Guillaume Erbibou]] (Ofapel)
* [[Olivier Polspoel]] (Spols)
* [[Filippo Brancaleoni]]
* [[Jeong Jong-Ho]] or [[Jong-Ho Jeong]]
* [[Shivam Bansal]]
* [[Kit Clement]]
* [[Jeff Park]]
* [[Christian Pizzasegola]]
* [[Hilmar Magnusson]]
* [[Joel Spang]]
* [[Jonathan Irvin Gunawan]]
* [[Alex Maass]]
* [[Thomas Kaunzinger]]
* [[Ian Moore]]
* [[Lóreley Aiedail Tollaksdóttir Kuusisto]]
* [[John Li]] (Teoidus)
* [[Daniel Rose-Levine]]
* [[Jacob Hutnyk]]
* [[Gabriel Alejandro Orozco Casillas]]
* [[Morten Arborg]]
* [[Cristian Leana]]
* [[Thomas Stadler]]
* [[Björn Korbanka]]
* [[Han-Cyun Chen]]
* [[Kailong Li]]
* [[Brayden Mossey]]
* [[Daan Kramer]]
* [[Shengliang Cai (蔡盛梁)]]
* [[Jonathan Cookmeyer]]
* [[Daniel Beyer]]
* [[Damjan Zagorec]]

== Products ==
* [[Martian Lube]] (Martian lubricant)
* [[Galaxy Lube]] (Galaxy lubricant)
* [[Nebula Lube]] (Nebula lubricant)
* [[Gravity Grip]]
* [[Z Lube]]

== Puzzle Types ==
* [[4D cubing]], [[3x3x3x3]], [[4D solving algorithms]] (by puzzle), [[higher dimensions cubing]]
* [[Dino cube]]
* [[Helicopter cube]]
* [[Constrained cube (90°)]]
* [[Master Skewb]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 1)‏‎]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 2)]]
* [[Square-2‎]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 3)]]
* [[Labyrinth cube]]
* [[Curvy Copter]]
* [[Shepherd's cube‏‎]]
* [[Rex cube‏‎]]
* [[Latch Cube]]
* [[Gear cube extreme‏‎]]
* All NxNxN puzzles (N=0,1,14,15,16,18,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29)
* [[Golden Cube]]
* [[Smart Egg]]
* [[Pyracosaminx]]
* [[Icosaminx]]
* [[Super-X]]

== Software ==
* [[min2phase]]

== Subsets ==
* [[OLL-E]]
* [[OCE(P)LL]]

== Terminology ==
* [[Singmaster Notation]]
* [[SiGN]] notation
* [[Factory solve]]
* [[Washer]] (hardware)
* [[torpedo]]
* [[ball bearing]]
* [[brand]]
* [[Judge]]
* [[magnetic cube]]
* [[Per Special]]
* [[WCA Candidate Delegate]]
* [[Tension]] (tensions, tensioning)
* [[Cube state]]
* [[Sticker variation]]
* [[Catch]] or [[Catches]]
* [[Move]]/[[Turn]]
* [[Sticker]]
* [[Puzzle Hardware]]
* [[Last Slot]]
* [[Piece]]
* Cube states : [[LL:EO+EP cube state‏‎]], [[LL:EO+CO+CP cube state]] ...
* [[1gen]]
* [[5gen]]
* [[6gen]]
* [[feet (hardware)]]
* [[Case]] (as in "this OLL case")
* Weight 0.1 through 8
* [[brand]]
* [[L3C cube state]]
* [[3-cycle]]
* [[Square Group]]
* [[Timer]]
* [[F2L-1E (D) cube state]]
* [[5LLL]]
* [[Look]]s (as in 1LLL, 2LLL, 4LLL, etc.)
* [[15 puzzle]]
* [[Sum of Ranks]] (discuss both Sum of Average Ranks and Single Ranks)
* [[Sum of Average Ranks]]
* [[Sum of Single Ranks]]

== Other requests ==
* delete protected file <nowiki>[[File:Thomascharms1155.jpg]]</nowiki> (vandalism)
* fix all [[Special:DoubleRedirects]]

[[Category:Speedsolving.com Wiki maintenance]]

Marcin Kowalczyk

2018-10-15T00:07:51Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Infobox
|NAME=Marcin Kowalczyk
|IMAGE=Marcinkowalczyk.jpg
|IMAGEYEAR=
|ALIASES=Maskow
|COUNTRY=Poland
|BIRTHDATE=
|AGE=
|JOBS=
|YEARSACTIVE=2011-present
|ID=2011KOWA01
|FAMOUSFOR=Multi-BLD and BLD WRs
}}

'''Marcin Kowalczyk''' is a Polish speedcuber specializing in blindfolded cubing.

Marcin set the [[List of World Records/Multi-BLD|multi-blind world record]] of 41/41 in September 2013, at SLS Świerklany 2013. He set multiple other MBLD records before this. He also has the [[3BLD]] European record single of 21.17 and average of 25.45.

He attempted to get a 46/46 Multi-BLD WR three times at the [[World Championship 2017]], but was unsuccessful with a 31/46 60:00.00, 40/46 59:27.00, and 30/46 59:39.00. He took second place at this World Championship.

His record had been the second longest-standing world record in the [[WCA]] at 1,589 days, only after [[Minh Thai]]'s 7,749-day [[Rubik's cube]] world record, until it was taken by [[Mark Boyanowski]] on 24 March 2018 at [[Keep Portland Quiet 2018]].

== External links ==
* [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/member.php?15405-Maskow Marcin Kowalczyk's Speedsolving.com profile]
* [http://www.youtube.com/user/DarkMaskow Marcin Kowalczyk's YouTube channel]
* [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?44169-WR-Maskow-MBLD-35-35 35/35 MBLD WR]
* [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?39100-Bye-) Bye ;)]
* [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?38420-Maskow-in-Polish-Got-Talent Maskow in Polish Got Talent]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oU2tKYvDH2g]

[[Category:World record holders|Kowalczyk, Marcin]]
[[Category:Blindfold cubers|Kowalczyk, Marcin]]
[[Category:MultiBLD solvers|Kowalczyk, Marcin]]
[[Category:Speedcubers|Kowalczyk, Marcin]]
[[Category:Cubers|Kowalczyk, Marcin]]

Marcin Kowalczyk

2018-10-15T00:05:50Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Infobox
|NAME=Marcin Kowalczyk
|IMAGE=Marcinkowalczyk.jpg
|IMAGEYEAR=
|ALIASES=Maskow
|COUNTRY=Poland
|BIRTHDATE=
|AGE=
|JOBS=
|YEARSACTIVE=2011-present
|ID=2011KOWA01
|FAMOUSFOR=Multi-BLD and BLD WRs
}}

'''Marcin Kowalczyk''' is a Polish speedcuber specializing in blindfolded cubing.

Marcin set the [[List of World Records/Multi-BLD|multi-blind world record]] of 41/41 in September 2013, at SLS Świerklany 2013. He set multiple other MBLD records before this. He also has the [[3BLD]] European record single of 21.17 and average of 25.45. He attempted to get a 46/46 Multi-BLD WR three times at the [[World Championship 2017]], but was unsuccessful with a 31/46 60:00.00, 40/46 59:27.00, and 30/46 59:39.00. He took second place at this World Championship.

His record had been the second longest-standing world record in the [[WCA]] at 1,589 days, only after [[Minh Thai]]'s 7,749-day [[Rubik's cube]] world record, until it was taken by [[Mark Boyanowski]] on 24 March 2018 at [[Keep Portland Quiet 2018]].

== External links ==
* [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/member.php?15405-Maskow Marcin Kowalczyk's Speedsolving.com profile]
* [http://www.youtube.com/user/DarkMaskow Marcin Kowalczyk's YouTube channel]
* [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?44169-WR-Maskow-MBLD-35-35 35/35 MBLD WR]
* [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?39100-Bye-) Bye ;)]
* [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?38420-Maskow-in-Polish-Got-Talent Maskow in Polish Got Talent]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oU2tKYvDH2g]

[[Category:World record holders|Kowalczyk, Marcin]]
[[Category:Blindfold cubers|Kowalczyk, Marcin]]
[[Category:MultiBLD solvers|Kowalczyk, Marcin]]
[[Category:Speedcubers|Kowalczyk, Marcin]]
[[Category:Cubers|Kowalczyk, Marcin]]

Fannie Wheeler

2018-10-14T23:10:31Z

Bryce Springfield: Nothing to back up that Wheeler got a UWR. Also UWRs don't count as WRs. Frankly this page is probably unneeded.

{{Infobox
|NAME=Fannie Wheeler
|IMAGE=
|IMAGEYEAR=
|ALIASES=Fan
|COUNTRY=Canada
|BIRTHDATE=19 January 1982
|AGE={{Age|1982|1|19}}
|YEARSACTIVE=
|ID=
|FAMOUSFOR=
}}

'''Fannie Wheeler''' is a Canadian speedcuber from Melbourne, Australia.

=== Methods ===
* 3x3x3: [[CFOP]]

== See also ==
* [[List of cubing memes]]

Jason Baum

2018-02-23T13:31:06Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Infobox
|NAME=Jason Baum
|IMAGE=JasonBaum.jpg
|IMAGEYEAR=!
|ALIASES=
|COUNTRY=USA
|BIRTHDATE=11 July 1986
|AGE={{Age|1986|7|1}}
|JOBS= Contractor
|YEARSACTIVE=2005-2012
|ID=2005BAUM01
|FAMOUSFOR=ZBLL
}}

'''Jason Baum''' is an American speedcuber. In 2008 he held the North American record for the Rubik's Cube with an average solve time of 11.97 seconds. A proponent of the [[ZB method]], he stated in 2009 that he knew "all of [[EOLS|ZBF2L]] and about 30% of [[ZBLL]], including all of the T orientation."

== See also ==
* [[List of color blind cubers]]

== External links ==
* Speedsolving.com: [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?10025-Interview-with-Jason-Baum Interview with Jason Baum]
* [http://jmbaum.110mb.com/ Jason Baum's Website], now defunct, see [https://web.archive.org/web/20100606103503/http://jmbaum.110mb.com/ this 2010 snapshot] at the Internet Archive
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MicflI9t6sA Jason Baum's YouTube channel]

[[Category:Speedcubers|Baum, Jason]]
[[Category:Cubers|Baum, Jason]]

Speedsolving.com Wiki:Policies and guidelines

2018-02-23T12:23:07Z

Bryce Springfield: Replaced content with "This page (will) contain policies and guidelines of this wiki, the Speedsolving Wiki. Our policies will be freer than those of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia..."

This page (will) contain policies and guidelines of this wiki, the [[Speedsolving Wiki]].

Our policies will be freer than those of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Policies_and_guidelines Wikipedia: Policies and guidelines].

Speedsolving.com Wiki:Manual of Style

2018-02-23T12:22:03Z

Bryce Springfield:

See [[Wikipedia:Manual of Style]]

== Help and Resources ==
For basic technical questions or questions about usage and style, the following pages should help:
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki website] (The Speedsolving.com Forum uses MediaWiki)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Wikipedia_guidelines Wikipedia guidelines]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Talk_page_guidelines Wikipedia:Talk page guidelines]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Lists Wikipedia: Manual of Style/Lists]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Categories,_lists,_and_navigation_templates Wikipedia:Categories, lists, and navigation templates]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Edit_summary Help:Edit summary]

[[Category:Speedsolving.com Wiki policies and guidelines]]

Speedsolving.com Wiki:Requested articles

2018-02-23T12:20:08Z

Bryce Springfield: /* Lawsuits */

See [[Speedsolving.com Wiki:Manual of Style]] before creating articles.

== Templates ==
* [[Template:DNF|DNF article]]

== Brands ==
* [[Z]]
* [[LingAo]]
* [[BaiTai]]

== Books and Publications ==
* ''[[Cracking the Cube]]''
* ''[[Cubism For Fun]]'' newsletter
* ''[[De Hongaarse Kubus!]]'' (''[[The Hungarian Cube!]]'' in English)
* ''[[Rubik's Cubic Compendium]]''
* ''[[Conquer the Cube in 45 Seconds]]''
* ''[[The Winning Solution]]''

== Competitions ==
* [[CubingUSA Nationals 2018]] (US Nationals 2018)
* [[Manhasset Spring 2016]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2012]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2014]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2016]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2018]]
* [[Asian Championship 2012]]
* [[Asian Championship 2014]]
* [[Asian Championship 2016]]
* [[Asian Championship 2018]]
* [[South American Championship 2018]]
* [[UK Championship 2016]]
* [[UK Championship 2017]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2015]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2014]]
* [[UK Rubik's Cube Championship 2013]]
* [[UK Open 2012]]
* [[UK Open 2011]]
* [[UK Nationals 2010]]
* [[UK Open 2010]]
* [[UK Open 2009]]
* [[UK Open 2008]]
* [[UK Open 2007]]
* [[UK Open 2006]]

Eventual goal:
* Make a page on all notable WCA competitions

== Cubes ==
* [[TheValk 3]]
* [[TheValk 3 Power]]

== Cube Stores ==
* [[CANcube]]
* [[CubeSmith]]
* [[CubeDepot]]
* [[LighTake]]
* [[CubeZZ]]
* [[The Cube Market]]
* [[Cubicle Pro Shop]]
* [[Winning Moves]]

== Events ==
* [[3x3x3 no inspection]]

== Groups and Organizations ==
* [[/r/Cubers]] (r/Cubers, Cubers Subreddit)
* [[You CAN Do the Rubik's Cube]]
* [[Speedcubing.ro]]
* [[CubeMania]] (Cubemania.org)
* [[Stanford Rubik's Cube Club]]
* [[Cubing World]]

== Lawsuits ==
* [[Cubicle Enterprises LLC v. Rubik's Brand Limited]] (2018)

== Methods and Substeps ==
* [[HKOLL]]
* [[ZZ-HW]]
* [[Stadler Method]]
* [[27 algorithms]] method (Skewb)
* Steps : [[Std LBL edges]], ...
* [[3-2-3]]
* [[6-2]]
* [[3-2-2-2-3]]
* [[2-2-2-2-2-2]]
* [[TSR]]
* [[L7E]]
* [[WaterRoux]]
* [[LMCF]]
* [[Freestyle]] ([[Freestyle BLD]])
* [[4 pairs]]
* [[FOPP 1/4]]
* [[3D-Edg (pcms var2)]]
* [[Journey Method]] (for BLD)
* [[House Method]] (BLD)
* [[Story Method]] (BLD)
* [[Auditory Method]] (BLD)
* [[NISS]]

== Online Programs/Tools/Websites ==
* [[Groupifier]] (by Jonatan Klosko, posted on CF)
* [[CUBETimer]] (cubetimer.com)
* [[VideoTimer]]
* [[MinimalisTimer]]
* [[RubeTimer]]
* [[ImageCube]]
* [[NxNImagecube]]
* [[VisualCube]]
* [[Algorithm Translator]]
* [[NxMxL scrambler]]
* [[QBX]]
* [[Coracle]]
* [[Fantasy Cubing]]
* [[Cubecast Podcast]]
* [[Cubecast 2.0]]

== People ==
* [[Tony Fisher]]
* [[Tony Durham]]
* [[Eva Kato]]
* [[SeungBeom Cho (조승범)]]
* [[Myles Casanas]]
* [[Forte Shinko]]
* [[James Hildreth]]
* [[Thompson Clarke]]
* [[Corey Sakowski]]
* [[Alese Devin]] (JustKeepCubing)
* [[Sam Snodgrass]] (Cubey Time)
* [[Artur Kristof]] (Arcio)
* [[Deven Nadudvari]]
* [[Matt Rudnicki]]
* [[Arthur Adams]]
* [[Kavin Tangtartharakul]] (GuRoux)
* [[Callum Hales-Jepp]]
* [[Adam Polowski]]
* [[Krzysztof Dąbrowski]]
* [[Marcin Jakubowski]]
* [[Kamil Pawlak]]
* [[Adam Joks]]
* [[Michał Bogdan]]
* [[David Adams]]
* [[Michał Burnicki]]
* [[Angel Lim]]
* [[Kalina Jakubowska]]
* [[Marcin Stachura]]
* [[Piotr Trząski]]
* [[Grzegorz Pacewicz]]
* [[Tristan Wright]]
* [[Piotr Frankowski]]
* [[Wojciech Szatanowski]]
* [[Piotr Kuchta]]
* [[Przyemysław Rogalski]]
* [[Hubert Hanusiak]]
* [[Robbie Villarica]]
* [[Karolina Wiącek]]
* [[Pavan Ravindra]]
* [[Ziheng Ma]]
* [[Yiwei Liu]]
* [[Walker Welch]]
* [[Sam Richard]]
* [[Damian Bias]] (Cubeologist)
* [[Dan Fast]] (CrazyBadCuber)
* [[Daniel Wannamaker]]
* [[Matthew Dickman]] (TehCubeDude)
* [[Haaris Jamil]] (ParadoxCubing)
* [[Sydney Weaver]]
* [[Bhargav Narasimhan]]
* [[Jiayu Wang]]
* [[Blake Thompson]]
* [[Alexander Carlier]]
* [[Andy Denney]]
* [[Joshua Feran]]
* [[Mark Boyanowski]]
* [[Justin Mallari]]
* [[Yi-Fan Wu]]
* [[Nathan Soria]]
* [[Éder dos Santos]]
* [[João Gabriel]]
* [[Daan Krammar]]
* [[Fabio Seiji]]
* [[Will Callan]]
* [[Gabriel Pitali]]
* [[Gustavo Penaforte]]
* [[Doug Li]]
* [[Sam Boyles]]
* [[Marlon Marques]]
* [[Pedro Santos]]
* [[Tommy Szeliga]]
* [[Nathan Dwyer]]
* [[Brandon Huang]]
* [[Henry Savich]]
* [[Rafael Cinoto]]
* [[Cyril Castella]]
* [[Guillaume Erbibou]] (Ofapel)
* [[Olivier Polspoel]] (Spols)
* [[Filippo Brancaleoni]]
* [[Jeong Jong-Ho]] or [[Jong-Ho Jeong]]
* [[Shivam Bansal]]
* [[Kit Clement]]
* [[Jeff Park]]
* [[Christian Pizzasegola]]
* [[Hilmar Magnusson]]
* [[Joel Spang]]
* [[Jonathan Irvin Gunawan]]
* [[Alex Maass]]
* [[Thomas Kaunzinger]]
* [[Ian Moore]]
* [[Lóreley Aiedail Tollaksdóttir Kuusisto]]
* [[John Li]] (Teoidus)
* [[Daniel Rose-Levine]]
* [[Jacob Hutnyk]]
* [[Gabriel Alejandro Orozco Casillas]]
* [[Morten Arborg]]
* [[Cristian Leana]]
* [[Thomas Stadler]]
* [[Björn Korbanka]]
* [[Han-Cyun Chen]]
* [[Kailong Li]]
* [[Brayden Mossey]]
* [[Daan Kramer]]
* [[Shengliang Cai (蔡盛梁)]]
* [[Jonathan Cookmeyer]]
* [[Daniel Beyer]]
* [[Damjan Zagorec]]

== Products ==
* [[Martian Lube]] (Martian lubricant)
* [[Galaxy Lube]] (Galaxy lubricant)
* [[Nebula Lube]] (Nebula lubricant)
* [[Gravity Grip]]
* [[Z Lube]]
* [[Maru Lube]]

== Puzzle Types ==
* [[Pyramorphix]]
* [[Dino cube]]
* [[Helicopter cube]]
* [[Constrained cube (90°)]]
* [[Master Skewb]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 1)‏‎]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 2)]]
* [[Square-2‎]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 3)]]
* [[Labyrinth cube]]
* [[Curvy Copter]]
* [[Shepherd's cube‏‎]]
* [[Rex cube‏‎]]
* [[Latch Cube]]
* [[Gear cube extreme‏‎]]
* All NxNxN puzzles (N=0,1,14,15,16,18,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29)
* [[Golden Cube]]
* [[Smart Egg]]
* [[Pyracosaminx]]
* [[Icosaminx]]
* [[Super-X]]

== Software ==
* [[TNoodle]]
* [[min2phase]]

== Subsets ==
* [[OLL-E]]
* [[OCE(P)LL]]

== Terminology ==
* [[World Cube Association Regulations]]
* [[Rune]]
* [[Singmaster Notation]]
* [[SiGN]] notation
* [[Air Jeff]]
* [[Factory solve]]
* [[Hedgeslammer]]
* [[Washer]] (hardware)
* [[torpedo]]
* [[ball bearing]]
* [[brand]]
* [[Judge]]
* [[magnetic cube]]
* [[Per Special]]
* [[WCA Candidate Delegate]]
* [[Tension]] (tensions, tensioning)
* [[Cube state]]
* [[Sticker variation]]
* [[Catch]] or [[Catches]]
* [[Move]]/[[Turn]]
* [[Sticker]]
* [[Puzzle Hardware]]
* [[Last Slot]]
* [[Piece]]
* Cube states : [[LL:EO+EP cube state‏‎]], [[LL:EO+CO+CP cube state]] ...
* [[1gen]]
* [[4gen]]
* [[5gen]]
* [[6gen]]
* [[feet (hardware)]]
* [[L10P]]
* [[Case]] (as in "this OLL case")
* [[minxer]]
* Weight 0.1 through 8
* [[brand]]
* [[L3C cube state]]
* [[3-cycle]]
* [[Square Group]]
* [[Timer]]
* [[F2L-1E (D) cube state]]
* [[5LLL]]
* [[Look]]s (as in 1LLL, 2LLL, 4LLL, etc.)
* [[15 puzzle]]
* [[Sum of Ranks]] (discuss both Sum of Average Ranks and Single Ranks)
* [[Sum of Average Ranks]]
* [[Sum of Single Ranks]]

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Speedsolving.com Wiki:Requested articles

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See [[Speedsolving.com Wiki:Manual of Style]] before creating articles.

== Templates ==
* [[Template:DNF|DNF article]]

== Brands ==
* [[Z]]
* [[LingAo]]
* [[BaiTai]]

== Books and Publications ==
* ''[[Cracking the Cube]]''
* ''[[Cubism For Fun]]'' newsletter
* ''[[De Hongaarse Kubus!]]'' (''[[The Hungarian Cube!]]'' in English)
* ''[[Rubik's Cubic Compendium]]''
* ''[[Conquer the Cube in 45 Seconds]]''
* ''[[The Winning Solution]]''

== Competitions ==
* [[CubingUSA Nationals 2018]] (US Nationals 2018)
* [[Manhasset Spring 2016]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2012]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2014]]
* [[European Rubik's Cube Championship 2016]]
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* [[UK Open 2009]]
* [[UK Open 2008]]
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Eventual goal:
* Make a page on all notable WCA competitions

== Cubes ==
* [[TheValk 3]]
* [[TheValk 3 Power]]

== Cube Stores ==
* [[CANcube]]
* [[CubeSmith]]
* [[CubeDepot]]
* [[LighTake]]
* [[CubeZZ]]
* [[The Cube Market]]
* [[Cubicle Pro Shop]]
* [[Winning Moves]]

== Events ==
* [[3x3x3 no inspection]]

== Groups and Organizations ==
* [[/r/Cubers]] (r/Cubers, Cubers Subreddit)
* [[You CAN Do the Rubik's Cube]]
* [[Speedcubing.ro]]
* [[CubeMania]] (Cubemania.org)
* [[Stanford Rubik's Cube Club]]
* [[Cubing World]]

== Lawsuits ==
* [[Cubicle Enterprises LLC v. Rubik's Brand Limited]]

== Methods and Substeps ==
* [[HKOLL]]
* [[ZZ-HW]]
* [[Stadler Method]]
* [[27 algorithms]] method (Skewb)
* Steps : [[Std LBL edges]], ...
* [[3-2-3]]
* [[6-2]]
* [[3-2-2-2-3]]
* [[2-2-2-2-2-2]]
* [[TSR]]
* [[L7E]]
* [[WaterRoux]]
* [[LMCF]]
* [[Freestyle]] ([[Freestyle BLD]])
* [[4 pairs]]
* [[FOPP 1/4]]
* [[3D-Edg (pcms var2)]]
* [[Journey Method]] (for BLD)
* [[House Method]] (BLD)
* [[Story Method]] (BLD)
* [[Auditory Method]] (BLD)
* [[NISS]]

== Online Programs/Tools/Websites ==
* [[Groupifier]] (by Jonatan Klosko, posted on CF)
* [[CUBETimer]] (cubetimer.com)
* [[VideoTimer]]
* [[MinimalisTimer]]
* [[RubeTimer]]
* [[ImageCube]]
* [[NxNImagecube]]
* [[VisualCube]]
* [[Algorithm Translator]]
* [[NxMxL scrambler]]
* [[QBX]]
* [[Coracle]]
* [[Fantasy Cubing]]
* [[Cubecast Podcast]]
* [[Cubecast 2.0]]

== People ==
* [[Tony Fisher]]
* [[Tony Durham]]
* [[Eva Kato]]
* [[SeungBeom Cho (조승범)]]
* [[Myles Casanas]]
* [[Forte Shinko]]
* [[James Hildreth]]
* [[Thompson Clarke]]
* [[Corey Sakowski]]
* [[Alese Devin]] (JustKeepCubing)
* [[Sam Snodgrass]] (Cubey Time)
* [[Artur Kristof]] (Arcio)
* [[Deven Nadudvari]]
* [[Matt Rudnicki]]
* [[Arthur Adams]]
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* [[Callum Hales-Jepp]]
* [[Adam Polowski]]
* [[Krzysztof Dąbrowski]]
* [[Marcin Jakubowski]]
* [[Kamil Pawlak]]
* [[Adam Joks]]
* [[Michał Bogdan]]
* [[David Adams]]
* [[Michał Burnicki]]
* [[Angel Lim]]
* [[Kalina Jakubowska]]
* [[Marcin Stachura]]
* [[Piotr Trząski]]
* [[Grzegorz Pacewicz]]
* [[Tristan Wright]]
* [[Piotr Frankowski]]
* [[Wojciech Szatanowski]]
* [[Piotr Kuchta]]
* [[Przyemysław Rogalski]]
* [[Hubert Hanusiak]]
* [[Robbie Villarica]]
* [[Karolina Wiącek]]
* [[Pavan Ravindra]]
* [[Ziheng Ma]]
* [[Yiwei Liu]]
* [[Walker Welch]]
* [[Sam Richard]]
* [[Damian Bias]] (Cubeologist)
* [[Dan Fast]] (CrazyBadCuber)
* [[Daniel Wannamaker]]
* [[Matthew Dickman]] (TehCubeDude)
* [[Haaris Jamil]] (ParadoxCubing)
* [[Sydney Weaver]]
* [[Bhargav Narasimhan]]
* [[Jiayu Wang]]
* [[Blake Thompson]]
* [[Alexander Carlier]]
* [[Andy Denney]]
* [[Joshua Feran]]
* [[Mark Boyanowski]]
* [[Justin Mallari]]
* [[Yi-Fan Wu]]
* [[Nathan Soria]]
* [[Éder dos Santos]]
* [[João Gabriel]]
* [[Daan Krammar]]
* [[Fabio Seiji]]
* [[Will Callan]]
* [[Gabriel Pitali]]
* [[Gustavo Penaforte]]
* [[Doug Li]]
* [[Sam Boyles]]
* [[Marlon Marques]]
* [[Pedro Santos]]
* [[Tommy Szeliga]]
* [[Nathan Dwyer]]
* [[Brandon Huang]]
* [[Henry Savich]]
* [[Rafael Cinoto]]
* [[Cyril Castella]]
* [[Guillaume Erbibou]] (Ofapel)
* [[Olivier Polspoel]] (Spols)
* [[Filippo Brancaleoni]]
* [[Jeong Jong-Ho]] or [[Jong-Ho Jeong]]
* [[Shivam Bansal]]
* [[Kit Clement]]
* [[Jeff Park]]
* [[Christian Pizzasegola]]
* [[Hilmar Magnusson]]
* [[Joel Spang]]
* [[Jonathan Irvin Gunawan]]
* [[Alex Maass]]
* [[Thomas Kaunzinger]]
* [[Ian Moore]]
* [[Lóreley Aiedail Tollaksdóttir Kuusisto]]
* [[John Li]] (Teoidus)
* [[Daniel Rose-Levine]]
* [[Jacob Hutnyk]]
* [[Gabriel Alejandro Orozco Casillas]]
* [[Morten Arborg]]
* [[Cristian Leana]]
* [[Thomas Stadler]]
* [[Björn Korbanka]]
* [[Han-Cyun Chen]]
* [[Kailong Li]]
* [[Brayden Mossey]]
* [[Daan Kramer]]
* [[Shengliang Cai (蔡盛梁)]]
* [[Jonathan Cookmeyer]]
* [[Daniel Beyer]]
* [[Damjan Zagorec]]

== Products ==
* [[Martian Lube]] (Martian lubricant)
* [[Galaxy Lube]] (Galaxy lubricant)
* [[Nebula Lube]] (Nebula lubricant)
* [[Gravity Grip]]
* [[Z Lube]]
* [[Maru Lube]]

== Puzzle Types ==
* [[Pyramorphix]]
* [[Dino cube]]
* [[Helicopter cube]]
* [[Constrained cube (90°)]]
* [[Master Skewb]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 1)‏‎]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 2)]]
* [[Square-2‎]]
* [[Crazy 4×4×4 cube (version 3)]]
* [[Labyrinth cube]]
* [[Curvy Copter]]
* [[Shepherd's cube‏‎]]
* [[Rex cube‏‎]]
* [[Latch Cube]]
* [[Gear cube extreme‏‎]]
* All NxNxN puzzles (N=0,1,14,15,16,18,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29)
* [[Golden Cube]]
* [[Smart Egg]]
* [[Pyracosaminx]]
* [[Icosaminx]]
* [[Super-X]]

== Software ==
* [[TNoodle]]
* [[min2phase]]

== Subsets ==
* [[OLL-E]]
* [[OCE(P)LL]]

== Terminology ==
* [[World Cube Association Regulations]]
* [[Rune]]
* [[Singmaster Notation]]
* [[SiGN]] notation
* [[Air Jeff]]
* [[Factory solve]]
* [[Hedgeslammer]]
* [[Washer]] (hardware)
* [[torpedo]]
* [[ball bearing]]
* [[brand]]
* [[Judge]]
* [[magnetic cube]]
* [[Per Special]]
* [[WCA Candidate Delegate]]
* [[Tension]] (tensions, tensioning)
* [[Cube state]]
* [[Sticker variation]]
* [[Catch]] or [[Catches]]
* [[Move]]/[[Turn]]
* [[Sticker]]
* [[Puzzle Hardware]]
* [[Last Slot]]
* [[Piece]]
* Cube states : [[LL:EO+EP cube state‏‎]], [[LL:EO+CO+CP cube state]] ...
* [[1gen]]
* [[4gen]]
* [[5gen]]
* [[6gen]]
* [[feet (hardware)]]
* [[L10P]]
* [[Case]] (as in "this OLL case")
* [[minxer]]
* Weight 0.1 through 8
* [[brand]]
* [[L3C cube state]]
* [[3-cycle]]
* [[Square Group]]
* [[Timer]]
* [[F2L-1E (D) cube state]]
* [[5LLL]]
* [[Look]]s (as in 1LLL, 2LLL, 4LLL, etc.)
* [[15 puzzle]]
* [[Sum of Ranks]] (discuss both Sum of Average Ranks and Single Ranks)
* [[Sum of Average Ranks]]
* [[Sum of Single Ranks]]

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L6E

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#REDIRECT [[LSE]]

[[Category:Acronyms]]
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Last Six Edges

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#REDIRECT [[LSE]]

LSE

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{{Substep Infobox
|name=LSE
|image=Roux_method.gif
|proposers=[[Gilles Roux]]
|year=2003
|anames=Last Six Edges, L6E
|variants=[[ELL]], [[L5E]]
|subgroup=
|moves=
|purpose=
* [[Speedsolving]]
|previous=[[6 Edges missing UM cube state]]
|next=[[Solved cube state]]
}}

'''LSE''', also called '''L6E''', short for '''Last Six Edges''', is a possible last [[step]] in 3x3 speedsolving that solves the M-slice centers and edges (UF, UB, DF, DB) together with UL and UR edges. It is the last step of the [[Roux Method]] and the [[Ortega Method]].

== Possible approaches ==
LSE can be solved in various ways; [[Gilles Roux]] himself, the inventer of the Roux Method, advocates a flexible/semi-intuitive approach to LSE without a strict division into substeps. The optimal approach is likely a combination of the approaches below.

'''Layers-based approach'''
* 1. centers, BD, and FD
* 2. [[ELL]]
This layer-based approach seems out of place in any method ending with LSE.

'''Original Roux'''
* 1. Orient centers and edges
* 2. Permute UR and UL edges
* 3. Permute the M slice

The following two approaches are commonly used in [[Corners first]] methods.

'''Corners First approach 1'''
* 1. Solve UL or UR
* 2. Insert UL/UR while orienting the M slice
* 3. Permute the M slice

'''Corners First approach 2'''
* 1. Solve both UL and UR
* 2. Orient and permute the M slice

Reduction to L5E has been proposed as an experimental approach.

'''L5E'''
* 1. Centers and BD
* 2. [[L5E]]

== External links ==
* [http://grrroux.free.fr/method/Step_4.html Standard Method]
* [http://rubikscube.info/lastsix2look.html 2.5 Look]
* [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?37658-Roux-method-An-alternate-way-of-solving-the-last-6-edges&p=760583&viewfull=1#post760583 Robert Yau's Alternative]
* [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?9095-Playing-With-Roux-Orientations UL/UR to DF/DB Method]
* [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?23916-2-step-finish-for-Roux-Edges Two Step Method]
* [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?35350-Roux-4b-to-4c-Transition Roux 4b-4c Transition]

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LSE

2018-02-18T21:32:09Z

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L10P

2018-02-18T21:30:35Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Substep Infobox
|name=L10P
|image=L10P.png
|proposers=[[Gilles Roux]]
|year=2003
|anames=Last 10 Pieces
|variants=
|subgroup=
|moves=
|algs=42 ([[CMLL]])
|purpose=
* [[Speedsolving]]
|previous=[[F2B cube state]]
|next=[[Solved cube state]]
}}

'''L10P''', short for '''Last 10 Pieces''', usually refers to the last two steps in the [[Roux method]]: [[CMLL]] and [[LSE]]. L10P solves all pieces in the M-[[slice]] and U-[[layer]].

== See also ==
* [[Roux method]]
* [[LSE]]
* [[CMLL]]

L10P

2018-02-18T21:30:20Z

Bryce Springfield:

{{Substep Infobox
|name=L10P
|image=L10P.png
|proposers=[[Gilles Roux]]
|year=2003
|anames=Last 10 Pieces
|variants=
|subgroup=
|moves=
|algorithms=42 ([[CMLL]])
|purpose=
* [[Speedsolving]]
|previous=[[F2B cube state]]
|next=[[Solved cube state]]
}}

'''L10P''', short for '''Last 10 Pieces''', usually refers to the last two steps in the [[Roux method]]: [[CMLL]] and [[LSE]]. L10P solves all pieces in the M-[[slice]] and U-[[layer]].

== See also ==
* [[Roux method]]
* [[LSE]]
* [[CMLL]]