EJLS

EJF2L method Information about the method Proposer(s): Erik Johnson Proposed: 2008 Alt Names: none Variants: MGLS No. Steps: No. Algs: unknown Avg Moves: unknown Purpose(s): Speedsolving

Erik Johnson F2L (abbreviation EJF2L, also known as EJLS (EJ Last Slot)), is an F2L technique proposed by Erik Johnson. It uses a subset of the MGLS CLS step, using only cases where the F2L corner is inserted, but not necessarily oriented. It is used in methods which pre-orient the LL edges such as ZZ or Petrus.

Procedure for solving with EJF2L:

1. solve the F2L minus one slot in the usual way
2. Connect and insert the last slot CE pair, without regard to the corner's orientation.
3. Orient the last slot and LL corners using one of 16 CLS algs.
4. PLL (Permute Last Layer)

See Also

• MGLS
• CLS
• Winter Variation
• Partial Corner Control

External Links

• YouTube: EJF2L Tutorial
• YouTube: EJF2L Cases
• Speedsolving.com: Why You Should Use EJF2L (Video)