LSE

Last Six Edges method Information about the method Proposer(s): Gilles Roux Proposed: 2003 Alt Names: LSE Variants: ELL, L5E No. Steps: 1 No. Algs: unknown Avg Moves: Purpose(s): Speedsolving

Last Six Edges, abbrevaited LSE or L6E, is the last step of the Roux Method.

The original Roux method have three sub steps for LSE:

• Orientation of centres and edges.
• Permutation of UR and UL edges.
• Permutation of the M slice.

Many other styles are also in use, for example you can solve the last of F2L; centres, BD and FD and do ELL or just centres and BD and end in L5E.

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