Hello Everyone,

When the Rubik's Cube was invented in 1974, I'm sure that many people told themselves that was the end of it. Here we are 39 years later and there is no sign of a culture slowing down (TP and Youtube have done wonders for the culture ). Personally, I've been fascinated with Ambidexterity for several years and Cubing for much longer than that. I've decided to combine these two interests and this is what I've come up with so far. It's no two Cubes at once, or anything, but I thought you'd enjoy.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rzdauNPxjU

What I've found is that the intuitive steps (such as F2L on standard cube) tend to be easy to dual up, but when it comes to performing algorithms, no matter which two I try this with, I always end up forgetting about one puzzle while executing an algorithm on the other.

So you've taken on the ambi-cubing challenge before. That's great! The brain activity for two cubes or any two puzzles would be very interesting to trace. I have been a collector and solver or puzzles for many years but only recently decided to move from beginner method to F2L. Once I get that down, I will certainly be trying that very same thing. I am very eager to try.

That's cool.

It seems like you've done a lot of fun stuff.

I like your video.

Maybe I should try some fun stuff too.

Thanks and yes you should There are so many things that we have yet to explore with twisty puzzles. Good Luck and keep us posted on your ventures