Rubik's Cube: Assembling into solved state

Place	Result	Name	Quote	Date
1	12.82 seconds	David Woner	yay sub 13! i actually set the UWR at 14.12 but broke it 10-12 more times because i wanted a sub-13. i use a unique method of my own design. the video of the solve and a guide is here. only my second day doing this. and ron im sorry for posting the same event 2 days in a row.	20080731
2	14.20 seconds	Stefan Pochmann	When I start the 21 pieces are of course "lined" up properly but they do not touch each other (they even don't when I insert them, i.e. I don't press together two pieces and insert them at once even though I think this could be faster) and I don't hold anything in my hands. Don't do this with your best speedcube ;-)
3	18.41 seconds	Derrick Eide	Damn you stefan..	20070424
4	19.01 seconds	Charles Bouchart	After seeing Stefan Pochmann's video, I tried it too ! It's really fun ! I combined stefan's method, with "F2L" method ! but, whithout "F2L", I also did 22.54sec ! just tried it like 5 times ! Stefan is really fast !!! My site
5	21.38 seconds	Ton Dennenbroek	I made some mistakes, so I could go a bit faster. I just got home after the WC2003 and I could not get to sleep.
6	23.13 seconds	Mason Hoffman	n/a	20070314
7	25.26 seconds	Frank Morris	I was bored, so I figured I would try to better my record. It took maybe 10 tries.
8	27.31 seconds	Olivér Nagy	I can do it better! to put in the first two is the most difficult to me, the others are easy.	20060226
9	29.17 seconds	Erik Johnson	very easy. I got this on my 5th try or so.	20060712
10	29.48 seconds	Andrew Roley	I'm not sure if I'm doing it ilegally, but none of the pieces are touching when I put them in. 14 seconds is crazy!	20070530
11	29.58 seconds	Jeffrey Zhang	Yay sub-30! Stupid edges	20071228
12	31.53 seconds	Michael Swan	I can't believe I'm 10th in for a dexterity record.	20070720
13	32 seconds	Chris Hardwick	Like Stefan I start with the pieces "lined" up and I do not place multiple pieces at a time. After seeing Stefan's time I was inspired to give this a shot. I did this in the library while studying with some friends. I think I can break 30 seconds with practice, though I don't know how dedicated to this category I will be in the future.
14	32.29 seconds	Jake Haslemann	I was bored during math class, so I destroyed my cube and rebuilt it without the teacher noticing.	20070510
15	33.30 seconds	Tyler Wilkinson	Alot of Fun. Lined up all pieces in corresponding groups of three. None were touching of course.	20070401
16	34 seconds	Jim Herron	n/a	20050821
17	34.07 seconds	Bob Burton	I've only tried this a couple times. Visit my site.	20060601
18	36.77 seconds	Hadley Sheffield	Got this time on my 3rd attempt at it. Lined them up to do it. Kinda fun but not something I will do on a regular basis.	20080224
19	37.70 seconds	Ryan Mah	2 at a time.
20	37.76 seconds	Bordage Bertrand	It was the first time I did it, so I can do more better.	20040620
21	37.96 seconds	Aaron Zhao	This is hard.	20070529
22	39.13 seconds	Garrett Dickerson	First try, so I can probably do better.	20061215
23	43.74 seconds	Damien Guillotin	Yeah! Who's da man?! Cool site
24	46 seconds	Alex Powell	There is room for improvement in this, but I think my system is very efficient. A looser cube would work better also.
25	46.45 seconds	Dan Seal	my first time. stacked F2L, lined up the rest	20060116
26	46.7 seconds	Heath Litton	I'm wondering how Ton got 26 seconds !!!! lol
27	46.80 seconds	Richard Patterson	I use the F2L method for assembly too.
28	54.24 seconds	Ryan Jew	I put it together the way i solve it: layer by layer. (corners first on last layer.)	20080414
29	56 seconds	Joseph Liao	I am not a cheater, lol.
30	57.49 seconds	Grant Tregay	I had tried this before, but this time I lined the pieces up on my desk first (instead of leaving them in a heap), and that took almost a minute off my time. I could see taking off another 5-10 seconds this way, but that's about it.
31	57.95 seconds	Greg Brown	That was my first time. It was easy too.	20071015
32	58.36 seconds	Peter Babcock	I just had to try it. Maybe I'll get better, who knows.
33	59.95 seconds	Alex Patterson	woohoo i beat i minute.	20051112
34	1 minute 0.34 seconds	David Gugl	2nd try^^	20071231
35	1 minute 1 second	Colin Schnacker	Could probably make sub minute but im lazy.	20070306
36	1 minute 3.96 seconds	Thomas Clement	First try. So-so. Will try to better it.	20060219
37	1 minute 4.14 seconds	Bradley Davis	n/a	20070506
38	1 minute 5 seconds	Wuqiong Fan	so silly, first time.	20071231
39	1 minute 8.95 seconds	Ray Wang	Well this time I lined up all the pieces and put them in cool-looking positions. Rainbows! So then I got about 1:15 off my time (I think)	20071021
40	1 minute 10 seconds	Nate Sloat	n/a	20070918
41	1 minute 26.52 seconds	Ramis Wadood	First try. Could do better	20080206
42	1 minute 50.45 seconds	Blake Baker	Me and my friend had a battle.. I won. He's a noob	20070503
43	1 minute 53.60 seconds	Matt Glanfield	awsome. flipped a couple of pieces though	20070416
44	1 minute 54 seconds	Will Steele	This is my third timed try. when i saw there was a record for i i though i gotta try	20070509
45	1 minute 59 seconds	Jacob Wildes	Arggh. Dropped the last piece. Took ten secs to find it. Still not good. Oh well. This is not a record I really care about.	20061221
46	2 minutes 33.23 seconds	Tyler Yarnelli	It's kinda hard	20080430
47	3 minutes 6.70 seconds	Asa Kaplan	BEAT THAT MICHAEL lol i was using my cube and all of a sudden i got a phone call which is annoying. im that 11 year old btw if you are wondering	20070611
48	3 minutes 10 seconds	Michael Gruen	I just bought one off of rubiks.com and took it apart for lubing. (will sand it down later). I thought it might be fun to time myself reassembling it, hence "solving" it.