Cubing Guide with algorithms
2.99 €
This is a small manual full of guides ranging from the classic 3×3-cube, up to the 7×7-cube, as well as the Pyraminx, Megaminx and Square-1. List of all 15 puzzles can be found below in the product description. In addition to the beginner guides, the most popular speedsolving method for 3×3, CFOP is included. The book is printed in color with clear pictures.
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This manual is created by Qiyi Mofangge and the intention is for you to be able to learn how to solve the cube in just three days. The manual is clear, well designed and of high quality with clear pictures. The dimensions are 15*10 cm and fits in somewhat larger pockets, perfect to bring with you on a bus as an example.
Contents:
3×3 for beginners
3×3 advanced guide (F2L, OLL & PLL)
2×2 for beginners
4×4 for beginners
5×5 for beginners
6×6 for beginners
7×7 for beginners
Megaminx for beginners
Skewb for beginners
Pyraminx for beginners
Ivy Cube for beginners
223 Cube for beginners
Mirror Cube for beginners
Mastermorphix for beginners
Square-1 for beginners
2x3x3 for beginners
In addition to the guides, included is an introduction to Qiyi Mofangge on the first page and their products at the end. Two pages are provided for your own notes at the end.
All contents are written in English.
| Release date | 2018-09-11 | |
|---|---|---|
| Magnetic | No | |
| Weight | 78 g | |
| Dimensions | 140 × 95 × 5.7 mm | |
| Weight (with packaging) | 78 g | |
| Dimensions (with packaging) | 140 × 95 × 5.7 mm | |
| SKU | 80990 |
13 reviews for Cubing Guide with algorithms
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Ben –
Excellent book.
I don’t know where I’d be without it. I use it all the time. The one star gone is because the square 1 algs don’t work, and also some tutorials like the gear puzzles are extremely confusing.
Jonne B. (verified owner) –
Not so good
It was difficult to understand.
Filip –
Hesitant
Parentheses in the algorithms are also used where they are redundant.F2L, why have one specific term for rotating only the lower layer and another for rotating the upper two at the same time? (Same end result.)
Markus A. (verified owner) –
Good reference, albeit on
Good reference, albeit in broken English and with a strange notation sometimes. (First and only time I saw anyone use R & # x27; 2 ..)
Anna W. (verified owner) –
Linnea
The top!
Peter L. (verified owner) –
Good buy
Good buy
Marcus –
All algorithms needed in pocket format!
A really good and flexible small booklet – with emphasis on small, it fits in the trouser pocket! After three years with the beginner method, I have finally started to learn PLL and OLL thanks to this one. Highly recommended!
Anna F. (verified owner) –
Good little book!
The sons think it’s good. Both that there are basic algorithms for so many different cubes and they also learned something new with some of the speedcube algorithms. Good to have everything gathered in one place as well. They have been around for a while, the oldest solves 3×3 in 10-15 sec and the youngest in 20-25 sec.
Gustaf –
4×4 6×6 parity
I have learned cfop on 3×3 with full pll and almost full oll but it is very good parity algs in this book
Joel H. (verified owner) –
Good tool
This book is a very good tool for learning how to solve almost all common cubes. I myself use it to learn CFOP and it feels like it contains good algorithms for it.
Gunnar K. (verified owner) –
FANTASTIC!
Super good! It has easy-to-follow instructions. So far I have used the megaminx wizard and some CFOP PLL algorithms. Just perfect.
Augustin V. –
Formidable helper!
The cube guide has a handy format with lots of useful info. Absolutely indispensable as a cube guide! Highest rating!
Gunnar K. –
Totally amazing!
Very well illustrated and good descriptions.