Cuber & Cuber Ⅱ - 5 Free Chapters

By Jo Ann Cooper

Five free chapters include Megaminx Method, Bermuda Earth Method, Mastermorphix Method, Square 1 (SQ1) Method and Super Square Column Method. Covers one eighth of full title Cuber How to Solve Various Puzzle Cubes. Full 40 chapters covering 50 of the most popular cubes under titles Cuber and Cuber II available in eBook and paperback.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: May 12, 2015
• ISBN: 9781329130784

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Cuber & Cuber Ⅱ - 5 Free Chapters

5 Free Chapters

Cuber : How to Solve Various Puzzle Cubes

Part I & II

by

Jo Ann Cooper

Contents

5 Free Chapters

General Notation Overview

Megaminx Method

Bermuda Earth Method

Mastermorphix Method

Square 1 (SQ1) Method

Super Square Column Method

Cuber ( eBook & Paperback Available )

General Notation Overview

Chapter 1 - 3x3x3 Method - Standard Rubik’s Cube

Chapter 2 - Fisher Cube Method 

Chapter 3 - Megaminx Method FREE

Chapter 4 - Bermuda Megaminx - Saturn Method

Chapter 5 - Bermuda Earth Method FREE

Chapter 6 - Pyraminx Crystal / Chrysanthemum Method

Chapter 7 - Floppy Cube and Super Floppy Cube Method

Chapter 8 - Void Cube Method

Chapter 9 - Edge Only Void Method

Chapter 10 - 3x3x2, 3x3x5, 3x3x7 and 3x3x9 Method

Chapter 11 - Pyraminx Method

Chapter 12 - Mastermorphix Method FREE

Chapter 13 - Gear Mastermorphix Method

Chapter 14 - The Snake Cube / Wooden Cube Method

Chapter 15 - Skewb Method

Chapter 16 - Skewb Diamond Method 

Chapter 17 - Gear Cube Method

Chapter 18 - Mirror Cube Method

Chapter 19 - Bandage Cube / Meffert’s Challenge Method

Chapter 20 - 2x2 Method

Cuber II ( eBook & Paperback Available )

General Notation Overview

Chapter 21 - 2x2 Dodecahedron Method

Chapter 22 - 2x2x3 Tower Method

Chapter 23 - WitEden Shape-Shifting 2x2x3 Camouflage Cube Method

Chapter 24 - 4x4x4, 5x5x5, 6x6x6, 7x7x7 and 11x11x11 Method

Chapter 25 - 2x3x4 MF8 Method

Chapter 26 - Ola Jansson 4x4x2 V3.25 Method

Chapter 27 - Bermuda Star Method

Chapter 28 - Rex Flower Method

Chapter 29 - Rubik’s Magic 8 Panel Method

Chapter 30 - Curvy Copter & Helicopter Cube Method

Chapter 31 - WitEden 4x4x2 Method

Chapter 32 - WitEden Camouflage 3x3x3 Method

Chapter 33 - Square 1 (SQ1) Method FREE

Chapter 34 - Square 1 3x3x2 Method

Chapter 35 - Super Square 1 (SSQ1) Method

Chapter 36 - Square 2 (SQ2) Method

Chapter 37 - Super Square Column Method FREE

Chapter 38 - Dayan Crazy 3x3 Plus - Earth Method

Chapter 39 - 3x4x5 Method

Chapter 40 - Gre’goire Pfenning’s 3x5x7 Method

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General Notation Overview

Representative of the notation used on all cubes unless otherwise noted.

Throughout the book I use common abbreviations of cube names such as simply noting 3x3 to represent the 3x3x3. I will never use 3x3 to denote the 3x3x5. These changes run with the consciousness of the text and should not be off putting.

The terms face and layer may be used interchangeably at times and in other forms they are used for specification of the configuration of a single cube in a layer. Such as if you are maneuvering a corner piece that has three sides consisting of three colors and one of these colors is white. And for your purposes you need to track the white side of this corner. You may find that this cube is in the front layer, however, the white side of this corner faces right (right face), meaning that yes this cube is in the front layer but the side that we are looking for (white) is not in the front face. In such a situation layer and face are not interchangeable. This corner lies in the front layer, right face. But because the colored face does not separate from the layer when turned, in most cases the words are used interchangeably unless otherwise specified. 

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