J perm doesn't do square-1 lol, there are a lot of good tutorials including (I'm sure) Tingman, Z3cubing, Cube Master (most underated square-1 channel IMO but quite advanced) and more.
@Albert’s Universe he "knows" He's figured it out himself and solved it like a few times, enough to be able to solve it, but it would be extremely inefficient to teach this to others, most of whom probably have far less cube knowledge than J Perm.
Notes to self: Edges: 14:52 Parity: 19:42 PLL: All move three and all start with slash Case 1: 23:08 (No headlight) Case 2: 24:05 (One headlight) Case 3: 25:00 (Two headlights) Case 4: 26:25 (Headlight at top) Case 5: 27:28 (No headlight at top) Last Step: 28:55 Flip equator: 32:29
THANK YOU SO MUCH. You dont understand how much this helped me. Ive been putting it off for almost 6 months and this video was perfect. Super easy to understand and the relief I felt when I did the last few turns and saw the cube being solved. Thanks so, so so much.
This is the first Square-1 tutorial that I've watched that has made me actually want to dig my Square-1 out from the bottom of my bin of cubes and learn to solve it for real
What I really like about your channel is that you tag other cubing channels with no hesitation ton help the viewers of your videos cube better, I honestly think that every cubing channel should adopt this mindset as it will only grow the cubing community if anything. Thanks for the awesome videos!!!😉
As I mention in the video, Skillshare also has cubing tutorials, as well as a ton of amazing courses, so check them out! Use this link to get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: skl.sh/MKR343
I don’t own a square 1 but I watched the whole video and you explained it perfectly. Anyone could definitely learn very easily from this vid! Awesome man!
@@Tingman also the way you explained the algs is very good. Very close to the memorization techniques that I use and I’m sure many other people memorize like that as well
Finally got it back to cube after like 30 years after my sister scrambled it. Thank you so much for the tips! Rotational puzzles are hard for me to make sense of. This helped me stop thinking of the weird shapes and more how the top and bottom layers can work like 3x3.
6:20 I really think you should teach scallop kite here. It’s another one of the most intuitive shapes to make and only needs 3 slices to be solved. If you take the bottom two edges to the left, and bring the 2 single edges down on the right leaving the 4 on top to leave scallop, you’ll have scallop kite which goes to fist fist, kite kite, cube shape
Aaaaaand back again here, because I forgot for the third time how to solve this precious thing. And of course because this is the best turorial for this. Thank you Tingman again :D
I can't believe I just spent 3 hours on the Square-1 just to mess it up and spend another hour to fix that.... but thank you, Tingman. You saved my another 5 hours of struggling
@@zanmolecules4105If you know beginner pll, you will know what they are, but if not a Ua perm is like swapping 3 edges clockwise and Ub perm is swapping 3 edges counter clockwise and a Z perm is like swapping 4 edges that are not opposite edges.
Thank you so much for posting this, I bought my brother a square one not knowing that he didn't enjoy them, so I ended up with it. Up until that point I had never considered getting a square one for myself, and thanks to you and this video I can now solve a square one with very little help. The algorithms are odd to me because I know regular cubes (3x3, 4x4, 5x5, and variations of them), so getting used to slashes is a little bit interesting but fun regardless. I never thought that I would enjoy solving a square one and enjoy scrambling it so much, I highly recommend it to anybody that wants a challenge.
I, before going to my last comp and purchasing a square one cube cover for no good reason except to support someone, had no motivation whatsoever to learn square one. This weekend though, I kicked it into overdrive. Everything mentally for me surrounded that puzzle, and I managed to learn it in 22 hours and 48 minutes, counting the 5 or so hours it took me to sleep. In that time, I managed to memorize all the algorithms in this video, and got the EP parity algorithm down in an hour and a half. My friend who has been pushing me to learn this puzzle has no idea, so it’ll be fun casually solving it right next to him on Wednesday. Thank you so much for this tutorial and your help!
best video ever. i spent 3 hours last night figuring out this square 1 and from watching ur video a few times i learned the algs really quickly and i just solved it , i had to watch ur vid cuz jperm hasn’t put one up but if i get stuck solving it again i know where to find u
i always watch your vids! im a big fan. Im a 9 year old from Qatar, crazy of cubes and now i can solve 14 cubes. Thanks so much for your tutorials its amazing
Thanks for the help tingman. It took me about 3-4 hours to solve it the first time with your help. But when I did my second solve I solved it in under five minutes thanks to your help!
OHMYGOSH this tutorial is so good! I tried another one that used conventional teaching methods but dang just using the shapes to make the cubes is so much easier. Thank you for existing
Ive always liked solving different rubiks cubes for the actual puzzle part and not the speed part. But it would always get to the point where I just memorized all the algorithms and it wasnt a puzzle anymore. However, I found this little beauty of a cube, and I love it.
Same here. I keep ordering more cubes and I enjoy mastering them but I can't get the struggle of the first solve anymore. When I blasted through a 6x6 wi5h parity on my first try straight from the Amazon package I order square1, 2, 0, skewb, and I'm not sure what's next
Love this tutorial! Finally you make the Andy Kise algs work for me. Interestingly this is because you don't follow them exactly, but you fix them as you demo them. For instance, the CP Diag/Diag case, Andy writes it as /(3,-3)/(3,-3)/ (which doesn't work) but you do it as /(-3,3)/(3,-3)/ (which does work). There are other examples as well. Thank you so much for this!
ive been putting this off for a while but recently ive had more free time so im putting my square-1 to use. appreciate the clear instructions and tips!
I couldnt bet kite/kite so i looked up online all the algorithms for the square-1 cases and i saw a case so i tried to get my square-1 to that case but ended up accidentally turning it into a cube
Thank you for helping me solve my LITERALLY BRAND NEW square-1! (four the four times I've watched this video, this is the only one where i actually have a square-1)
Dude I literally just got one because of you I already know how to solve it because of other tutorials but lm still going to watch just cuz much love ❤️
Me waiting for premiere to start: right where's my square-1 Me looking: ugh I don't have a square-1🤦🏼♀️ DAILY PUZZLES HERE I COME!! With Tingman code of course.
Personally the square one has always interested me not just because of how it turns but also the notation and I finally finished solving it after the course of a entire week with the help of your vid and the PDF. Thanks so much! :D
THANK YOU SO MUCH I JUST SOLVED THE SQUARE 1! The cube shape had some trial and error, but just keep trying until you get the millennium falcon shape. It took some time to do the parity algorithm and flip the equator but I did it thanks to you.
Your description of the basics at the beginning was great, but as soon as you get into the algorithms it departed from a beginner tutorial. I cobbled together a method that only uses 3 algorithms, with the most complicated one being the adjacent/adjacent edge swapper. It won't win any awards for efficiency or speed, but it's way easier to remember and way easier to grasp than the onslaught of algorithms you present here.
Thank you Tingman! I got a square one for Christmas and you helped me solve it for the first time! This video was so clear, so again, thank you so much!
I literally cannot thank you enough! This tutorial inspired me to keep going with this puzzle and I finally solved it! You just made my day! Thank you for explaining the parity algorithm the way you remember it cause it made it easier for me
My square 1 just arrived today, and my favourite alg is actually the adjacent edge parity alg! It's the 1st one I seemed to pick up really quickly. Your memorisation technique really helped me with that.
I remembered i watched this video 1 year ago (just to support u :D) i just got a square 1, accidentally messed it up, and this video actually solved it! Thanks Tingman fam! about 10k more subs to 500k subs!
THIS WAS SOOOO HELPFUL! Thanks sooo much tingman for explaining this really well! I was able to fluently solve it in one day because of this video! Keep up the great work! :)
Allow me to explain. Extremely primitive life formed from lifeless materials, over a great span of time it became more complex, started swimming, crawled out of water, swung from trees, stood upright, used tools, fought wars, invented computer chips, and now here we are.
Edges: 14:52 Parity: 19:42 PLL: All move three and all start with slash Case 1: 23:08 (No headlight) Case 2: 24:05 (One headlight) Case 3: 25:00 (Two headlights) Case 4: 26:25 (Headlight at top) Case 5: 27:28 (No headlight at top) Last Step: 28:55 Flip equator: 32:29
Thank god I literally just ordered a square 1 and JPerm doesn’t have a tutorial on it.
J perm doesn't do square-1 lol, there are a lot of good tutorials including (I'm sure) Tingman, Z3cubing, Cube Master (most underated square-1 channel IMO but quite advanced) and more.
@Albert’s Universe he "knows"
He's figured it out himself and solved it like a few times, enough to be able to solve it, but it would be extremely inefficient to teach this to others, most of whom probably have far less cube knowledge than J Perm.
Solving a square 1 without help traumatized J perm lmao. Actually, I've never seen him enjoying anything else other than nxns and 3bld lol
You and I think alike. “Millennium Falcon” is exactly what I said right before you said it.
@@Sphyraminx I thought “horseshoe” lol
Notes to self:
Edges: 14:52
Parity: 19:42
PLL:
All move three and all start with slash
Case 1: 23:08 (No headlight)
Case 2: 24:05 (One headlight)
Case 3: 25:00 (Two headlights)
Case 4: 26:25 (Headlight at top)
Case 5: 27:28 (No headlight at top)
Last Step:
28:55
Flip equator: 32:29
thank you for this
im learning squan and i was trying to write down the algs
this really helped
this is very helpful
Thanks
Thank you this was very useful, but how do you do the time thing, i really want to know but could not find out!
there are chapters, you know that right?
THANK YOU SO MUCH. You dont understand how much this helped me. Ive been putting it off for almost 6 months and this video was perfect. Super easy to understand and the relief I felt when I did the last few turns and saw the cube being solved. Thanks so, so so much.
This is the first Square-1 tutorial that I've watched that has made me actually want to dig my Square-1 out from the bottom of my bin of cubes and learn to solve it for real
you’re not the only one who regularly forgets the method
edit: ok this is the best square-1 tutorial on youtube
OMG 100K SUBSCRIBERS!!!!!!!!!!
First
This is officially the best sq1 tutorial ever
EXACTLY
What I really like about your channel is that you tag other cubing channels with no hesitation ton help the viewers of your videos cube better, I honestly think that every cubing channel should adopt this mindset as it will only grow the cubing community if anything. Thanks for the awesome videos!!!😉
Ye tru
Hey wanna be here?
amazing
I love learning this after learning other cubes, it makes it make so much more sense than it used to
i got all the way to parody at the end, got distracted cause of freaking adhd and then had to restart the whole thing 😭😭😭😭
As I mention in the video, Skillshare also has cubing tutorials, as well as a ton of amazing courses, so check them out! Use this link to get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: skl.sh/MKR343
Hi I’m a big fan what is your favourite WCA puzzle that’s not NxN
Can you do 3x3 crop tutorial I’ve been trying to learn it
What square 1 should I buy?
@@theneoncuber9563 som Fromm Amazon there good and cheep
99.9k subs
im still confused, also half of your views are from me
this is my top comment with only 7 likes? lemme fix that
Are you sure about that
So you have like 1 million accounts
@@MrArtCube views mean how many times the video has been watched
Lmaoo
33:05 as soon as the alg showed up i internally screamed
26 moves to switch 2 edges, pain
Best tutorial on square-1
worst ngl
I don’t own a square 1 but I watched the whole video and you explained it perfectly. Anyone could definitely learn very easily from this vid! Awesome man!
Thank you!
@@Tingman also the way you explained the algs is very good. Very close to the memorization techniques that I use and I’m sure many other people memorize like that as well
How do you know you understand if you don't have the cube to test your learning?
His voice and the music
THIS IS SO FKING RELAXING
Ikr
Wow,when you did the video on you solving the square-1 I didn’t know how to solve it and three months after that I became sub-20 on square-1!
Finally got it back to cube after like 30 years after my sister scrambled it. Thank you so much for the tips! Rotational puzzles are hard for me to make sense of. This helped me stop thinking of the weird shapes and more how the top and bottom layers can work like 3x3.
6:20 I really think you should teach scallop kite here. It’s another one of the most intuitive shapes to make and only needs 3 slices to be solved. If you take the bottom two edges to the left, and bring the 2 single edges down on the right leaving the 4 on top to leave scallop, you’ll have scallop kite which goes to fist fist, kite kite, cube shape
Yup, agree, but I felt that 36 minutes was long enough for a first video!
Aaaaaand back again here, because I forgot for the third time how to solve this precious thing.
And of course because this is the best turorial for this.
Thank you Tingman again :D
Me: knows how to solve Square-1
Also me: watches it twice
I can't believe I just spent 3 hours on the Square-1 just to mess it up and spend another hour to fix that.... but thank you, Tingman. You saved my another 5 hours of struggling
After owning a square 1 for years but not learning it this finally pushed me to do it. Amazing video!
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@@jamiecubes016 yeah bc a bot would upload vids😂
Tingman ,I don't know how to thank you i was having a comp and I forgot the parity
you explained it to us soo good thank you soo Much
NO ONE has made a Squan tutorial this clear and concise; thank you soooo much, Tingman!
Edit: You make some of the best tutorials!
Do you know what a U perm and Z perm are? Because that’s the only thing keeping me from solving this
@@zanmolecules4105If you know beginner pll, you will know what they are, but if not a Ua perm is like swapping 3 edges clockwise and Ub perm is swapping 3 edges counter clockwise and a Z perm is like swapping 4 edges that are not opposite edges.
Squan?
Yay! I just solved my first square one and I'm yelling like it's my birthday!!!🎉🎉🥳🥳
me: literally has the best square 1 on the market and doesnt know how to solve it
which one do you have
@@sokol9384 its the X-Man Volt V2 M or the Yuxin Little Magic.
i have the volt
@@benjaminxiao2352 Yeah, the volt is what I have, and it is good.
I bought the X-man Volt 2 as well and have no clue how to solve. 🤣
Amazing video, had the square 1 for like 50 years, but couldn’t solve it, now in just under an hour I solved it. Thanks a lot
Thank you so much for posting this, I bought my brother a square one not knowing that he didn't enjoy them, so I ended up with it. Up until that point I had never considered getting a square one for myself, and thanks to you and this video I can now solve a square one with very little help. The algorithms are odd to me because I know regular cubes (3x3, 4x4, 5x5, and variations of them), so getting used to slashes is a little bit interesting but fun regardless. I never thought that I would enjoy solving a square one and enjoy scrambling it so much, I highly recommend it to anybody that wants a challenge.
You are a god my friend. I always struggled with cube shape but you explain it so simply and easily. Thank you so much. 😊😊😊
Hey Tingman , can you make a tutorial on how to solve a 5x5 , I have been struggling to find a good one.
J perm have
5x5 is easy, you dont even need a tutorial except for parity
The part I don't know is edge pairing
@@yonghaohuang4243 well here's a link to a good tutorial. Skip to 4 minutes for the edge pairing part ruclips.net/video/d1I-jJlVwB4/видео.html
@@sebasloera1344 where??
I, before going to my last comp and purchasing a square one cube cover for no good reason except to support someone, had no motivation whatsoever to learn square one. This weekend though, I kicked it into overdrive. Everything mentally for me surrounded that puzzle, and I managed to learn it in 22 hours and 48 minutes, counting the 5 or so hours it took me to sleep. In that time, I managed to memorize all the algorithms in this video, and got the EP parity algorithm down in an hour and a half. My friend who has been pushing me to learn this puzzle has no idea, so it’ll be fun casually solving it right next to him on Wednesday. Thank you so much for this tutorial and your help!
I’m only 15 minutes into the video and I can say this is probably the best tutorial out there, nice and easy to follow and understand
I’m solving a 3x3 like a square 1 and this is actually WORKING
I just got my YLM square 1 and did a solve! It took me 2 hours thanks to you Tingman!
I’m coming back from a long time without cubing and this video helped me remember everything again
Thank you so much for this, you made this seem so clear and easy
best video ever. i spent 3 hours last night figuring out this square 1 and from watching ur video a few times i learned the algs really quickly and i just solved it , i had to watch ur vid cuz jperm hasn’t put one up but if i get stuck solving it again i know where to find u
Thank you so much Tingman! This video has really helped me learn Square-1 and I just got a new PB of 47.813
Congrats! Glad it helped.
My pb is around 17 minutes. Congrats
Got it down to 45 seconds
JEEZ it takes me 5 hrs with help to do it
My PB is: ∞
CONGRACULATION FOR A 100K SUBSCRIBERS !!!!!!!!!!
I like how the title says “Explained as clear as possible”
I honestly tried my best!
Its tingman
Hey can you reply tingman
He is a pro professor lol
@@Tingman Hey Tingman! Ita better than me at least!
i always watch your vids! im a big fan. Im a 9 year old from Qatar, crazy of cubes and now i can solve 14 cubes. Thanks so much for your tutorials its amazing
Thanks for the help tingman. It took me about 3-4 hours to solve it the first time with your help. But when I did my second solve I solved it in under five minutes thanks to your help!
That end comment coming to watch in future because you forgetting this again really got me 🤣🤣
OHMYGOSH this tutorial is so good! I tried another one that used conventional teaching methods but dang just using the shapes to make the cubes is so much easier. Thank you for existing
Ive always liked solving different rubiks cubes for the actual puzzle part and not the speed part. But it would always get to the point where I just memorized all the algorithms and it wasnt a puzzle anymore. However, I found this little beauty of a cube, and I love it.
Same here. I keep ordering more cubes and I enjoy mastering them but I can't get the struggle of the first solve anymore. When I blasted through a 6x6 wi5h parity on my first try straight from the Amazon package I order square1, 2, 0, skewb, and I'm not sure what's next
Love this tutorial! Finally you make the Andy Kise algs work for me. Interestingly this is because you don't follow them exactly, but you fix them as you demo them. For instance, the CP Diag/Diag case, Andy writes it as /(3,-3)/(3,-3)/ (which doesn't work) but you do it as /(-3,3)/(3,-3)/ (which does work). There are other examples as well. Thank you so much for this!
Agree with this!!!!!!
I got a squan for my birthday four days ago and I swear cs is the easiest step
He reached 100k at the same day jperm reached 500k
Good job Bro!
I hope you reach 200k later.
You are very good at teaching sq1, it’s the best sq1 tutorial on youtube!
Congrats on 100K subscribers!
tingman: forgets for the 3rd time
me: whatever *breaks square-1 and assembles it*
also me: i solved it
sounds like me
ive been putting this off for a while but recently ive had more free time so im putting my square-1 to use. appreciate the clear instructions and tips!
Thanks tingman! Did a couple of solves without referring to the vid in just one day! Super easy to follow 😊😊
This is the first time I've seen a square 1 and it looks like a really great puzzle
I was listening to what you were saying and randomly turning my square-1 and ended up getting kite/kite :p
Luck
I couldnt bet kite/kite so i looked up online all the algorithms for the square-1 cases and i saw a case so i tried to get my square-1 to that case but ended up accidentally turning it into a cube
@@tres-2b299 Lol
Thank you for helping me solve my LITERALLY BRAND NEW square-1! (four the four times I've watched this video, this is the only one where i actually have a square-1)
And i've already forgotten how to solve it because i suck so here i am again
Now this is what I want . But I have to mirror the video
I spent like 5 months trying to solve it and I finally did because of this video don’t give up!!
Dude I literally just got one because of you I already know how to solve it because of other tutorials but lm still going to watch just cuz much love ❤️
Also for anyone wondering little magic sq1 is amazing
@@cthebeastyt5107 ok thanks I was wondering what sq-1 to get
@@internetchocolate6733 no problem
YAY WOOHOO 100K SUBSCRIBERS!! great job Tingman, Olor and Tingboy!!
Who else has watched square shape and just practiced it like a hundred times because it’s a nightmare
Me
me
Thank you so much for this video man! Really helped me out!
Much love
Signed up for a comp with square 1, then remembered I have no idea how to sole a square1
He did it! 100k! Ive been watching since the very first cubing comp!
Me waiting for premiere to start: right where's my square-1
Me looking: ugh I don't have a square-1🤦🏼♀️
DAILY PUZZLES HERE I COME!!
With Tingman code of course.
How about by the square-1 with code Tingman and a different cube with code olor
@@kirsty5781 Then you have to pay double shipping
Thank you so much!
I just did my first squan solve today.
The best squan tutorial on youtube!
me who cant even buy a square-1
youtube: hey wanna see how to solve square -1
me: yea why not 😌
I’ll buy u one
@@y88tr82 thx bro
This tutorial is SUPER HELPFUL! A year ago I was trying to follow a bad sq1 tutorial, but now I found this one! I'M SO HAPPY (I'm sub 1 w this)
Personally the square one has always interested me not just because of how it turns but also the notation and I finally finished solving it after the course of a entire week with the help of your vid and the PDF. Thanks so much! :D
THANK YOU SO MUCH I JUST SOLVED THE SQUARE 1! The cube shape had some trial and error, but just keep trying until you get the millennium falcon shape. It took some time to do the parity algorithm and flip the equator but I did it thanks to you.
Really easy to understand. Thank you for the tutorial, Tingman. Keep up the great work:)
Thanks!
what does u perm and z perm mean because I heard that and instantly clicked off
@@zanmolecules4105 its 3x3 lady layer pll algorithms
Your description of the basics at the beginning was great, but as soon as you get into the algorithms it departed from a beginner tutorial. I cobbled together a method that only uses 3 algorithms, with the most complicated one being the adjacent/adjacent edge swapper. It won't win any awards for efficiency or speed, but it's way easier to remember and way easier to grasp than the onslaught of algorithms you present here.
This is explained soooo clearly i love this tutorial
I did it.
Thank you Tingman.
CONGRATZ ON 100K!!!, HOPE TO SEE MORE OF YOUR AMAZING CONTENT IN THE FUTURE 🙂🙃🙂
THANK YOU TINGMAN!! After 4 hours of figuring out the squan, i FINALLY solved it
Thank you Tingman! I got a square one for Christmas and you helped me solve it for the first time! This video was so clear, so again, thank you so much!
Amazing tutorial! was able to solve a square one relatively easily thanks to this!
I ordered a squan yesterday. Thank you for making this video at the perfect moment. I love you tingman (no homo)
(no homo) good save
Aww Thanks so much!!!! I can use the Diag Solved or Adj solved alg if I want to be more moderate! You really think about everyone!
I honestly never thought I’d be able to memorise that last parity Alg, thanks for the excellent visualisation method/breakdown Tingman!
Congrats on 100k Subs
This is too much coincidence... I just ordered one yesterday 😂
100K!!! Congrats Tingman!
Thank you Tingman!! This helped me solve my square-1 that was scrambled for over 2 years. Thank you!!!
Watched your video twice, messed up a bunch of times, tried again and finally solved it!! Great explanation! Thanks :)
I literally cannot thank you enough! This tutorial inspired me to keep going with this puzzle and I finally solved it! You just made my day! Thank you for explaining the parity algorithm the way you remember it cause it made it easier for me
same
the examples (frere jacque, millennium falcon etc.) were so weird but im so on your page right now lmao.
My square 1 just arrived today, and my favourite alg is actually the adjacent edge parity alg! It's the 1st one I seemed to pick up really quickly. Your memorisation technique really helped me with that.
same but it was today not 3 months ago lol
Congrats on your 100k subs. Hope you get to a million one day.
Hi Tingman!Thanks for the tutorial!Now I can finally solve my Sq-1!Love your videos,keep up the effort!!!
Beautiful explanation for the last parity alg, nicely done!
12:20 don't make me turn a square-1 into a clock, God dammit!
I remembered i watched this video 1 year ago (just to support u :D) i just got a square 1, accidentally messed it up, and this video actually solved it! Thanks Tingman fam! about 10k more subs to 500k subs!
THIS WAS SOOOO HELPFUL! Thanks sooo much tingman for explaining this really well! I was able to fluently solve it in one day because of this video! Keep up the great work! :)
Congratulations with 100 k subscribes!!!
i still dont understand anything
Allow me to explain. Extremely primitive life formed from lifeless materials, over a great span of time it became more complex, started swimming, crawled out of water, swung from trees, stood upright, used tools, fought wars, invented computer chips, and now here we are.
I do
Edges: 14:52
Parity: 19:42
PLL:
All move three and all start with slash
Case 1: 23:08 (No headlight)
Case 2: 24:05 (One headlight)
Case 3: 25:00 (Two headlights)
Case 4: 26:25 (Headlight at top)
Case 5: 27:28 (No headlight at top)
Last Step:
28:55
Flip equator: 32:29
CONGRATS on 100,000 subscribers!I'm a true ssubscriber since 30,000 subs!!!🙃😊
100 K subs, congrats Tingman