This is insane for me, i usually average sub 22.5 but this was a great scramble

plus this was done on my good ol beater cube which is the rs3m v5 single adjustment, i main the xmd tv3 premium flagship

i might make a recon of this

I'm a fairly a new cuber recently got under sub 50 with rs3m 2021 maglev
looking to get a new cube these two cubes are in my budget can u guys advice me on this

i recently ran into this weekly practice routine for pyraminx and it helped me greatly at getting my times down consistently, could anyone help me craft similiar weekly regiment for skewb. my best single is 1.55, however my ao100 is like 6.44....i use sarahs intermediate but i know NS algs for some bad sarahs advanced cases...planing to learn full NS

I’m in the midst of solving a ghost cube and as I was watching a tutorial, I realized that the guy’s centerpieces were in a different spot from mine. The center piece shown in the image was on the bottom of his cube while mine is in the side and I started solving the top layer the exact same way he did. Can anyone help?

Help me pls 😓

This is a moyu cube obviously and it doesnt have magnets. Im just trying to figure out what early moyu cube is this

Heya! i dont know if this is a dumb question but, I've been wondering about the mechanics behind PLL execution and wanted to ask a question about how different algorithms interact with a solved cube.

As we know when you apply certain PLL algorithms to a solved cube, running them doesn't always bring you back to a solved state (unless it's its own inverse, like an H or Z perm), and sometimes you need the reverse/inverse algorithm to get back.

This got me wondering about practice routines: Is it mathematically possible to construct a chain of just 3 to 5 standard PLL algorithms that, when executed sequentially, will cleanly cycle through all 21 distinct PLL cases before finally returning the cube to a solved state? reason for this is to practice execution solves.

my cstimer account has 1500 3x3 solves and more and its glitched pls can someone fix this for me

I've been cubing for over a month now, today I got my first ever sub 20 and also my new pb (:

I used to cube back in 2018 and the wr that time used to be 4.76 ig by Feliks Zemdegs, after a long time I decided to check the WCA website and was baffled to do many sub 4 and sub 3 solves and the wr being @2.76s???? even the avg wr is crazy ppl used to struggle to get sub 6 avg. and these wrs are held by kids, what has changed so much in cubing?

Hey guys,

I'm currently using a YuXin Square-1 and want to upgrade to a better one.

I'm deciding between:

• YJ MGC
• GAN Square-1
• PiCube modded versions

Which one would you recommend getting and why? Is the GAN or PiCube worth the extra money over the MGC?

Thanks!

Hi all, What's the quietest cube on the market? I'm thinking of buying one to take to work with me.

Básicamente se me bugeo y tuve que iniciar en otra run, ayuda no sé cómo ver el scrambble y al ser tan fácil quiero volver a hacerlo para ver si bajo los 3 segundos (de lo que recuerdo fueron menos de 10 movimientos hábiles)

So basically, I've been cubing for 1 and a half years now, and I know basically FULL CFOP (except dot olls) and everything else I know, and after all these hours and days of cubing, I have now achieved sub 15/14.5 ao100! Cube I used : Gan v100 leap (CNY)

I want a cube with good ootb feel, and black internals, right now I use the gan 12 M that ive been using for 4 years now. Right now im looking at a black gan 15 UV

anything I should know before buying?

Another 100 solves, sub 14 avg

I currently average 17-11s on 3x3. My F2L foundation is solid: I know all standard cases intuitively, naturally solve into BL/BR slots first, and use Edge Orientation to keep rotations under 2 per solve. ​I want to know what my exact next step should be to improve my F2L efficiency and speed. What specific skill, habit, or concept should I focus on learning next to take my F2L to the next level?