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The first layer (white)įor beginners on the 3×3 cube I recommend to start not color-neutral but to start always with the white side, then do the middle layer and at last the third layer (yellow). If your cube is not mixed up already you should now scramble it completely. It’s not a democratic decision but the center piece alone decides here.Īnd now we start. And the upper side is the „red side“ even if there is only one red piece. The right side of this scrambled cube is the „green side“ even if there are more blue than green pieces.

When white is on the bottom than green is right from red.īut even if your 3x3x3 magic cube does not follow this color scheme it can nevertheless be solved with this beginner’s solution.įrom this construction of different axes it follows that you can see directly from the center piece which color belongs to which side.

Centers can be turned at their place (and they take edges and corners with them what mixes them up) but they can’t swap their places because they are connected by axes. So white always stays opposite yellow and so on. I saw many beginners who desperately tried to bring a corner piece to an edge place.Īnnother important thing is also easy to understand if you look at a disassembled cube: The center pieces cannot change their positions because they are connected. I think that’s obvious and clear, but it helps to think a few seconds about that. It is impossible that for example an edge piece goes to a corner position. For that it’s useful to have a look inside.Īs you can see there are three different kinds of pieces:Īnd however you turn the cube: Center pieces always stay as center pieces, Edge pieces always are edge pieces and also do the corners. Rubik’s Cube basicsīefore you start to solve the Cube you might become familiar with its construction.

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You can download and print it, and it shows you the main steps and its algorithms. There is a 2 sided printout of this beginner’s method, but unfortunately it’s only in german (until now).

At last we do Part 3 with the last layer that contains the yellow edges and the yellow corners.

#Rubiks cube flip bottom middle how to#

When that is done, Part 2 shows how to finish the second layer.

Here in Part 1 we do the first layer: the white edges and the white corners.

Also the different steps are made in a way that it is easy for beginners to switch later to the CFOP speedcubing method. I tought it in many beginner’s workshops since 2017 and optimized it several times. This way to solve it is mostly intuitive so that it is easy to learn and to remember. Here I like to show „my“ beginner’s method for the standard Rubik’s Cube (3x3x3). NEW (November 2020): I made a new video (in german) for this beginner’s tutorial. Please note that english is not my native language, and so please excuse any mistakes I make in spelling or grammar. My website will stay mostly in german, but I was asked several times to do at least the beginner’s tutorial for the 3x3x3 cube in english. With this article I start a new era of, the first article in english. And it’s always improved if my experiences with cube workshops show me a better way to explain certain things. The german version is the most popular article of my blog and has more than 100.000 views per year. I publish this beginner’s method since 2012. Hello, my name is Roland Frisch and I am a quite slow german speedcuber who has much experience in teaching beginners how to solve the Rubik’s Cube.