Place | Result | Name | Quote | Date |
1 | 21.84 seconds | Piotr Kózka | best avg: 30,65s | 20061226 |
2 | 35 seconds | Joël Heymbeeck | :) | 20060906 |
3 | 41.47 seconds | Caleb Lau | The solve pretty good. However, I probably could've gone faster if had seen how the last layer was to be permuted. That was probably the worst part of the solve, permuting. See my site GottaCube.com | 20070304 |
4 | 47 seconds | Thom Barlow | Roux method. Corners are hard to do in one step on this puzzle. | 20060307 |
5 | 50.32 seconds | Sean Connolly | Cross in 5 moves with one corner already correctly placed. Placed the next two corners in 3 moves followed by the last corner. I managed to get 1 edge piece of the 2nd layer in the correct slot. Used a 3-edge cycle to place 2 more in their correct middle edge and then placed the final edge piece for the 2nd layer. Swapped two corners then used only 1 alg to orientate 3 corners. Last, I did a 3-edge cycle (all the correct way up) and I was done. Timed on my stackmat and using a 10-colour 1980's Octagon cube! | |
6 | 52 seconds | Lucas Garron | n/a | 20060922 |
7 | 57 seconds | Chris Gilsdorf | I can maybe do a bit better. Even with lube, the cube doesn't turn all that great. | |
8 | 58.67 seconds | Etienne Millon | Under the minute :o) !!! | |
9 | 59.59 seconds | Brad Davis | Barely under a minute. Solved with layer by layer method and 4 look LL. | 20080707 |
10 | 1 minute 3.56 seconds | Erik Akkersdijk | I hate this puzzle, nobody could prevent it from popping! A must have for Rubik's Collectors though :) | 20060130 |
11 | 1 minute 10.29 seconds | Syoji Takamatsu | n/a | 20050110 |
12 | 1 minute 20 seconds | Chris Hardwick | I don't think I'll get much faster, my octagon cube is very stiff and hard to turn. I might try lubricating it later on though. | |