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Okay, since many people have had trouble with the 7th step, I've decided to explain a few things here. Most people say that they do the algorithm to all the corners, then the bottom of the cube remains scrambled. THE MOST COMMON MISTAKE is missing important moves, such as the D move at the end of (R' D' R D). Even when it looks like you don't need to do that turn, YOU NEED TO DO IT. Also, in between each corner that you orient, make sure to ONLY do a U move and DO NOT rotate the cube. Each of the corners must be done at the same time, and if you move the cube at all in between it will not work.

Now, if you have tried (and failed) again but you know you did it correctly, try this: Once all the corners are correctly oriented, continue doing the algorithm a few more times. If the bottom ever becomes solved, then stop and look- one corner may be unsolved. In this case, you either assembled the cube wrong or twisted a corner on accident, so you'll have to twist it back in place or take an edge out to rotate it.

If you have any additional questions, leave a SEPARATE comment, as YouTube DOES NOT notify me when you reply to this comment.

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The easiest method to solve a Rubik's cube is by breaking it into pieces and then reassembling them.

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Very helpful video- thanks! Is the second half of the algorithm for Step 3 the same moves as the algorithm for Step 2, but held upside down? Trying to wrap my mind around why the pieces are moved in each part of the algorithm to make it work with my brain.

Every time I do the last step it unsolves the white layer

This is great. I've recommended to so many friends and they are all working on buying cubes from speedcubeshop and learning from this video. When I started learning, I messed up the 7th step twice, but then I found a solution and I developed muscle memory of all the algorithms and my sub avg is 2 minutes.

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