How I Solve The Last Four 7x7 Edges

[Norgy24]

@esquimalt1 May i ask you how your v-cube 7 turns so good? please reply.

[cubingbrazil]

how did you make your v7 SOOOOO smooth?

[vptennis77]

hey could you please tell me how your 7x7 is sooo good??? honestly

[spoutnik16]

And what if I don't know what flipping is?

the guy on the vid is such an ass...

[Woyadawenner]

what's x?

[cowzrule101]

@Woyadawenner Found out what x means? I've been stuck on this one :/

[esquimalt1]

@cowzrule101 for x, you rotate the cube so that the face that's on the front, goes on the top. Search up rubik's cube notation that includes x y z cube rotations to learn

[halo3player45]

Algorithm for fliping plzzzzz

[esquimalt1]

@halo3player45 lol R U R' F R' F'

[halo3player45]

@esquimalt1 ok so i have all the edges done but on 2 of them the veary middle of them need to be switched with eacher what would u do?

[esquimalt1]

@halo3player45 try to slice, flip, slice back, in a way so that you'll end up with one edge left. then if you have parity watch my last edge tutorial

[CraziMEXICAN96]

whats the flipping algrithom

[mollyphloot07]

I have a case where I'm about to finish the last two edges (not four) and it's sort of like the 5x5 where I just need to switch two of the pieces and you would use the Ll' U2 Ll' U2 F2 Ll' F2 Rr U2 Rr' U2 Ll2 algorithm to solve it on the 5x5.. I've tried using that for the 7x7 but it doesn't work. Could anyone tell me how to fix this? I come across this error almost every time I try solving the 7x7.

[esquimalt1]

@mollyphloot07 use that algorithm but when you do L's and R's only turn the inside layer. so only one layer should be turned, the inner one

[mollyphloot07]

@esquimalt1 @esquimalt1 which inner layer ? there's five. I tried only spinning the very middle layer, but that only made things worse.. then I tried only spinning the layer that was screwed up, and that made things much worse.

[63falcondude]

how do you get yours so loose?

[esquimalt1]

@63falcondude ton of solves and lube

[SappyMorot]

Alright! thanks man, awesome tutorial :)

[TDuD3]

lol... i feel reeeeally stupid xDD

[xBladerunner42x]

hey thanks bro i get it now! you pretty much are moving the center row over to where a piece should be. then you flip the edge so the piece is in the correct space and then slice back and its in the right position.

[erro7890]

Slice back evryting an its solved

[littlefrank90]

i subscribed, thanks for teh video

[DeadEyeSprout]

Did you lube your 7x7 or is just really broken in?

[esquimalt1]

@DeadEyeSprout both but mainly broken in

[brian965]

@0:46 so how i would go about placing this here , is.. this piece, this is where this piece needs to go so i can turn it underneath and then i will flip this edge.?? 20 turns and 1 second later... so that now that its here. WAT?!?!

[RanFeiwell]

what flipping algorithm do you use?

I didn't manage to get it through the video.

[esquimalt1]

@RanFeiwell R U R' F R' F' R

[xxoxia]

Hahaha, the trash edge.  It looks like you're just touching the layers as they automatically turn, like magic!

[nakedaxe]

Hey man. This really helped me out. Just takes some time to think ahead and not make mistakes that could potentially make me ruin what I've done already. Working at it though, getting better.

Also, you told me before that your cube is so smooth because you have used it a lot and it's broken in, and also that you have lubricated it several times. How long have you had the cube and how did you lubricate it? Take it completely apart and spray with silicone? What brand if so?

thanks

[alreadytaken334]

3R? Why would you use 3R when you can just do R'.

[esquimalt1]

@alreadytaken334 lol that means gripping the right 3 layers and doing an R

[alreadytaken334]

Oh. I see :)

[nakedaxe]

I just got my cubes the other day. Your 7X7 seems to turn WAY better than mine. Mine isn't that bad, but it's not like yours. Is that just because it's broken in? Or did you take it all apart and lube it really good and put it back together? Please let me know.

[esquimalt1]

Yeah, that cube is really broken in. But also it was lubed several times. And if it makes a difference I average about 4:15 on the 7x7 so fast turning speed also broke it in.

[AnimeFreakGiggles]

what is the flipping algorithm u use in this video?

[ilikechess1]

@AnimeFreakGiggles R U R' F R' F' R

[Alfourthousand]

Your going too fast for me  =[ .I just need to fix the parity in the last 2 edges.

[TheYoyodude101]

@Alfourthousand i agree

[88festivasam]

nice job thanks man!

[ThePieAndPiMan]

what is your main 3x3?

[esquimalt1]

Just store bought

[TheJr1017]

this tutorial was very helpful. i can get sub 7 average now yay!!!

[izovire]

nice tutorial again... I do the same exact thing... but you're much faster lol

sometimes I'll push and pull at the same time... depends on the scenario

[Mayorkaman]

nice tricks..a better alg in my opinion for 5:04. is turning the cube so the unsolved pairs are in uf and ub and do L' U2 L' U2 F2 L' F2 R U2 R'. I think that thats the alg...

[cardologist]

Pretty nice, learned some stuff... well I already knew it, just didn't see your way of thinking about it!

[adc109]

this helped alot.. thanks

[TheJr1017]

ahhhhh!! yuor to awesome. thanks for this tutorial. do you know any tips for finding the edges . goog tut

[izovire]

@TheJr1017

To find your pieces without pausing too long you'll need to practice looking ahead, by slowing down your movements you may be faster because you don't pause as much... Also I like to start with black (or white) for the first 4 edges, and if I catch any edges already paired I will reserve them and pair them thereafter... other than that practice practice...

[TheJr1017]

@izovire

ok, thanks it really helped alot

[thekingcuber]

this walkthrough and the center's one took over 30 seconds of my time. thank you so much

[137456]

hey I know you

[esquimalt1]

HEY!!!!!

[cubeninjaIV]

great video!!

it looks alot like what i use but theres a bunch of little tricks i wouldn't have noticed.

Thanks.

[thesuperfilms]

i thought i was the only one who solved edges like this. Do a lot of cubers use this method?

[egonAges]

nice alg for the last showed pairity case!

[TeddlesChannel]

nice

[Paddy1712]

Thanks! I see that I made many unneeded moves while Edge-Pairing.. So I'll try this "method" ;)

[SEBUVER]

Thank you for this tutorial!!!