Getting the Square-1 into a Cube Step I: Get the puzzle into 3 distinct layers Step II: Fill one layer with 6 large wedges Step III: Transform the puzzle into a cube Step IV: Orient Corners then Orient Edges …

Speedcuber Sarah Strong's collection of Rubik's Cube algorithms.

Start the Square-1 Simulator. Variations: Super Square-1, Square-2, Two Layered and Four Layered versions. The main idea of the solution is the same as the Rubik's Cube method: We divide the …

This SQUARE-1 solve guide shows you how to solve the puzzle at a beginner level in 6 steps. It uses easy to follow diagrams so that you can check the cube every step of the way.

If you are a lefty, then you may opt to have it on the right, and follow this tutorial by simply mirroring the algorithms. Now note there are only three ways you can turn the Square-1: the top face, the bottom …

There are a variety of methods for solving the Square-1, but the first step is always Cube Shape (sometimes abbreviated as SQ1 CS). The goal of this step is to make the puzzle shaped like a cube.

Learn Square-1 algorithms for solving the puzzle. Includes corner/edge orientation, permutation, parity fixes, and special moves.

Even if you already know how to solve a square-1, I’d suggest reading through every step before skipping to the advanced stuff. I often reference previous steps and throughout the tutorial I assume …

Notation refers to the description of what symbols indicate what moves to apply on a twisty puzzle. This article describes the notation used for moves on the square-1.

It requires 5 easy algorithms to be able to permute the corners of both layers in one look. This is the hardest step to be able to do fast. The more algorithms you know, the better you get at it but there …