Hey Mike,
I also am starting to like this subset of ZBLL quite a bit. When I am
solving with Fridrich, even if I identify a ZBLL case I know, I try to
just stick to Fridrich algs and separate the two.
However, today when doing a Fridrich average I had a no corner perm
ZBLL T case and just had to
Hello guys/gals, that's interesting. I have been thinking of f2l a bit lately, pertaining to Fridrich f2l and ZBf2l. When I take Fridrich f2l averages just to see how my f2l is, I average around 8-9 seconds- but sometimes I'm "time aware," meaning, aware of the time and going as fast as
Hey Chris,
I haven't done ANY Fridrich solves in over a month (since WC!) but
today at the library I did a few on JNetCube just because I was bored.
The first two solves were sub-20! I had to be quiet, too, because I
was in the library. Keep in mind I have only one sub-20 average EVER.
I feel
You may or may not find this helpful, but I hope you do:
I have posted all the ZBF2L algorithms I have learned onto this page:
http://www.cubewhiz.com/zbf2l/
There may be some mistakes, so if you do find some, please let me
know. The pages are not yet fully complete, but I have listed the
algs
--- In zbmethod@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Burton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> You may or may not find this helpful, but I hope you do:
>
> I have posted all the ZBF2L algorithms I have learned onto this page:
>
> http://www.cubewhiz.com/zbf2l/
>
> There may be some mistakes, so if you do find som
