And a Twin Cube in about 2 minutes 30 seconds. A Dino Cube in 34 seconds (Discontinued sales, i used an applet on the internet). I can solve a Megaminx in about 10 minutes.(I don't practice much) a K-8Ball in 38 seconds (Similar to 2x2 Cube). I can also solve a Pyraminx with a personal best at 11 seconds and an average of about 17 seconds. I'm currently learning the Fridrich Method (the one clocked at a record 10 seconds). My best solve with the method on this instructable is 38 seconds. My personal best solve is 29 seconds with a method similar to this, and my average with that method is 35 seconds. I've recently started a Rubik's craze at school now that I've gotten sub-minute times with this method. I picked up some key tips while learning the method though. I then started to learn the Petrus method but discontinued using it because it was too hard for me. Once I got to school I could solve the cube in about 2 minutes. So when I went home I went through my sock drawer and found my notes and started to memorize the method again. I was very embarrassed that i could barely solve it. Since it had been a while since I last solved it I forgot a couple algorithms so it took me a lot longer than it had before. During math class in 7th grade my 6th grade Social Studies teacher brought her whole class to watch me solve the cube.

(o.k., now to skip ahead a bit.) When the summer came I stopped solving the cube. The next day I showed my teachers at school and they were amazed. I stayed up late mixing it up and solving it. I was very excited the first day I solved it. Over the next month he would teach me a step every Sunday and write it down on a piece of paper so I could practice it every day. I finally decided to ask him if he would teach me his method. I was amazed that it was actually even possible to solve them. While I was at church that day I found a man who could solve it in about 3 minutes. One day I decided to take my cube to church. When I took it home to try to solve it I was amazed at how complex and addicting the little puzzle was. Since it was such a challenge just to get to use a Rubik's Cube I decided to go to WalMart to buy one for my self. Everyone in the class was amazed when someone finished a side. Since it was an advanced class and everyone was more or less inclined to mental challenges, like puzzles, we had to almost fight over the cubes. Our teacher had several Rubik's Cubes to play with while we were waiting for class to begin. now that I look back at this I think I should just delete this page.) The first time I ever really saw or used a Rubik's Cube was back in 2005 in my 6th grade advanced science class.

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