Difference between revisions of "Sandwich Method"
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− | |proposers | + | |proposers=Nicholas Ho |
− | |year | + | |year=August 2007-present |
|anames | |anames | ||
|variants | |variants | ||
|steps=8 | |steps=8 | ||
|algs | |algs | ||
− | |moves | + | |moves=~140 |
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* [[Speedsolving]] | * [[Speedsolving]] | ||
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− | Cage variation based on Denny Dedmore's solution. Although the method was originally designed for big cubes, it can also be used to solve the 3x3. | + | The '''Sandwich Method''' is a [[Cage]] variation based on [[Denny Dedmore]]'s solution. Although the method was originally designed for [[big cubes]], it can also be used to solve the 3x3, though it is just a [[CF method]] for the 3x3 version. |
− | == Steps | + | == Steps == |
− | # First 2 centers | + | # First 2 centers |
− | # Corners (any method) | + | # Corners (any method) |
− | # 3 dedges on L after a z rotation | + | # 3 dedges on L after a z rotation |
− | # z2 rotation, 4 dedges on current L face | + | # z2 rotation, 4 dedges on current L face |
− | # Last dedge of the outside layers | + | # Last dedge of the outside layers |
− | # Bottom 2 dedges (on M) | + | # Bottom 2 dedges (on M) |
− | # Last 2 dedges (on M) | + | # Last 2 dedges (on M) |
− | # Last 4 centers | + | # Last 4 centers |
− | Heavy center control at times during steps 6 and 7 are used (using different algorithms or other tricks), and | + | Heavy center control at times during steps 6 and 7 are used (using different algorithms or other tricks), and [[Rachmaninovian]] currently uses a centers system that produces a ~4 look average. |
− | == External | + | == External links == |
− | * [http:// | + | * [http://web.archive.org/web/20090302190313/http://rachmaninovian.webs.com:80/step1.html Nicholas Ho's Website] |
+ | ::Java is needed to see his cube applets. (Firefox users can use a 32 bit version to run Java.) | ||
* Speedsolving.com : [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?t=16740 sandwich 3x3] | * Speedsolving.com : [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?t=16740 sandwich 3x3] | ||
+ | * Speedsolving.com : [http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17138 Expansion of sandwich centers] | ||
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− | [[Category: | + | [[Category:3x3x3 methods]] |
− | [[Category: | + | [[Category:4x4x4 methods]] |
− | [[Category: | + | [[Category:3x3x3 speedsolving methods]] |
− | + | [[Category:Big Cube methods]] |
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The Sandwich Method is a Cage variation based on Denny Dedmore's solution. Although the method was originally designed for big cubes, it can also be used to solve the 3x3, though it is just a CF method for the 3x3 version.
Steps
- First 2 centers
- Corners (any method)
- 3 dedges on L after a z rotation
- z2 rotation, 4 dedges on current L face
- Last dedge of the outside layers
- Bottom 2 dedges (on M)
- Last 2 dedges (on M)
- Last 4 centers
Heavy center control at times during steps 6 and 7 are used (using different algorithms or other tricks), and Rachmaninovian currently uses a centers system that produces a ~4 look average.
External links
- Java is needed to see his cube applets. (Firefox users can use a 32 bit version to run Java.)
- Speedsolving.com : sandwich 3x3
- Speedsolving.com : Expansion of sandwich centers