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cubing Anonymous 01/06/15 (Tue) 20:23:38 a3bae7 No.14

Any cubers? My 3x3 pb is 19.89

Anonymous 02/01/15 (Sun) 06:36:39 5f1845 No.17

Used to be really into it. I think my PB was around 17 sec back in the day. Recently bought some of the new-ish geared cubes for the heck of it.

Anonymous 02/15/15 (Sun) 18:14:12 c58e3f No.20

I had to quit because it was fucking up my hands and I'd rather save them for vidya and programming. But my 3x3 pb was 33s. I also own a 2x2 and 5x5

Anonymous 04/17/15 (Fri) 06:34:21 b27fb7 No.45

>>14
>>17
>>20

what method did you use to solve 3x3? i started with the simple dan brown yt video and stuck with it till my pb was 50s

Anonymous 04/18/15 (Sat) 17:50:10 5fba69 No.46

>>45
CFOP w/ 2look oll, 1 look pll

also, there are better video tutorials

Post last edited at 04/18/15 (Sat) 17:51:27

Anonymous 04/20/15 (Mon) 05:48:53 8205e7 No.47

>>46

link pls

Anonymous 04/20/15 (Mon) 14:01:07 5fba69 No.48

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

>>47

Anonymous 04/22/15 (Wed) 07:23:02 d87af5 No.50

when I was into it, I managed to get my 3x3x3 averages down to lower 30s with roux method. I still play around with it but mostly for FMC stuff.

>>20

sort of same for me, it was fucking up my wrists pretty badly also

Anonymous 05/04/15 (Mon) 13:35:32 5fba69 No.53

>>48

I should mention that this video is rather old. At the time, it was believed that it was best practice to always start your cross on the same side. Nowadays I believe that being able construct the cross an any side is considered better practice.

Post last edited at 05/04/15 (Mon) 13:36:14

Anonymous 10/06/15 (Tue) 05:28:54 5fba69 No.127

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Anyone own any type of geared cube?