How to Solve a Rubik's Cube - Part 7 - Finishing the Cube
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In this step, we perform
In this step, we perform the Allan, a 9 move algorithm which rotates the top layer edge pieces in a counter-clockwise direction. After that, the cube should be done!
The Algorithm we must know for this step is:
L180 Ti B Fi L180 Bi F Ti L180
(rotates last 3 edges counter-clockwise)
****Please NOTE that if you have 2 sides completed at any time when doing this algorithm, it is because you have at one time had pieces removed or pop out of your cube. You must remove and switch these pieces or you cannot solve your cube****
Official/Standard Notation is:
L2 Ui B Fi L2 Bi F Ui L2
"Reverse" Allan: (rotates last 3 pieces clockwise, put the completed side on the LEFT)
R2 U Bi F R2 B Fi U R2
You must make sure that when you perform this step, that the COMPLETED side is on the RIGHT face. The LEFT face then becomes the side OPPOSITE the completed face. If you do NOT have a completed side, then any side can be the LEFT side as long as the yellow is on top and white on bottom. You will see that when the completed side is on the right face, the piece in the front upper layer edge position will be moved to the back face, the back face piece will go to the left face, and the left face piece will go to the front face (*Please watch video to completely understand*).
THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH FOR THE POSITIVE COMMENTS! I am so glad that I was able to help so many people solve the cube. I put a lot of time into making the tutorial beginner friendly and was glad that my method was easy to follow from what I've heard. MY 4X4 AND 5X5 TUTORIALS ARE NOW COMPLETED!! PLEASE SEE MY CHANNEL PLAYLIST IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO LEARN HOW TO SOLVE THE 4X4 RUBIK'S REVENGE AND 5X5 RUBIK'S PROFESSOR CUBES. Once again, thank you all for your generous comments and keep practicing to get faster, you can ALL do it!
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The Algorithm we must know for this step is:
L180 Ti B Fi L180 Bi F Ti L180
(rotates last 3 edges counter-clockwise)
****Please NOTE that if you have 2 sides completed at any time when doing this algorithm, it is because you have at one time had pieces removed or pop out of your cube. You must remove and switch these pieces or you cannot solve your cube****
Official/Standard Notation is:
L2 Ui B Fi L2 Bi F Ui L2
"Reverse" Allan: (rotates last 3 pieces clockwise, put the completed side on the LEFT)
R2 U Bi F R2 B Fi U R2
You must make sure that when you perform this step, that the COMPLETED side is on the RIGHT face. The LEFT face then becomes the side OPPOSITE the completed face. If you do NOT have a completed side, then any side can be the LEFT side as long as the yellow is on top and white on bottom. You will see that when the completed side is on the right face, the piece in the front upper layer edge position will be moved to the back face, the back face piece will go to the left face, and the left face piece will go to the front face (*Please watch video to completely understand*).
THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH FOR THE POSITIVE COMMENTS! I am so glad that I was able to help so many people solve the cube. I put a lot of time into making the tutorial beginner friendly and was glad that my method was easy to follow from what I've heard. MY 4X4 AND 5X5 TUTORIALS ARE NOW COMPLETED!! PLEASE SEE MY CHANNEL PLAYLIST IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO LEARN HOW TO SOLVE THE 4X4 RUBIK'S REVENGE AND 5X5 RUBIK'S PROFESSOR CUBES. Once again, thank you all for your generous comments and keep practicing to get faster, you can ALL do it!
how to solve a rubik's rubiks rubix rubics cube 3x3 tutorial rubik's help step by speed speedsolve solving unscramble fix learn simple easy easiest quick lesson cross fridrich petrus 3x3x3 4x4 5x5 revenge professor method algorithm beginners solution walk through guide
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