There are 41 different variations for solving the corner-edge pieces in the F2L step. Many of these cases are very similar to each other (mirrors) and therefore use similar solutions. The variations are divided …

Set up F2L pair // Solve F2L pair It is not recommended to learn any of these algorithms before learning intuitive F2L. The black part of each algorithm sets up the pieces to a basic insertion case, which is …

F2L should be solved intuitively. The algorithms depicted on this page doesn't cover every scenario. I suggest using them as training wheels to help you understand the cube mechanics.

While intuitive F2L takes you most of the way there, it's not always enough. With this video and the F2L algorithm document, you can check all of your solutions against the best ones.

F2L (First Two Layers) is one of the most important steps in the CFOP method and has the biggest impact on your solve time. This page provides a complete list of all 41 F2L cases, each illustrated …

If you've read the How to be better at F2L section of my speedcubing guide, you'll know exactly how I feel about relying on this table instead of intuition. I have presented them anyway so you can see …

The first two layers (F2L) of the Rubik's Cube are solved simultaneously rather than individually, reducing the solve time considerably. In the second step of the Fridrich method we solve the four …

Overview of intuitive F2L solutions for each case + a free F2L PDF. Ideal for enhancing your 3x3 CFOP solving skills.

Master F2L (First Two Layers) with both intuitive and algorithmic approaches. Complete guide with all 41 F2L cases, recognition tips, and step-by-step explanations for CFOP speedcubing.

First Two Layers (also called F2L) is the second step of the CFOP Rubik's Cube method. F2L is involves solving a corner and an edge at the same time, which is much faster than solving them separately. It …