--- Both on the same layer --- 1.) 1:25 Simple pair (Same colours on top) 2.) 2:15 Simple pair (Opposite colours on top) 3.) 2:53 Hide corner (Same/opposite colours on top, separated) 4.) 6:49 Hide edge (White on top of corner, separated) 5.) 8:26 Separate by hiding edge, moving unsolved slot (Incorrectly paired, same colour on top) 6.) 10:15 Separate by inserting corner into slot temporarily, do case 8 (Incorrectly paired, same colour on the sides) --- Corner in slot --- 7.) 11:20 Face the side of edge the same colour as the side of corner, move edge away, move corner up, move edge towards slot, pair (White facing bottom) 8.) 12:23 Face the side of edge on the same side as the non-white side of the corner, hide edge, pair (White on side of corner, other side of corner is the same colour to the colour top of edge) 9.) 12:51 Face the side of edge on the same side as the white side of the corner, hide edge, move corner opposite from the edge, pair (White on side of corner, other side of corner is the opposite colour to the colour top of edge) --- Edge in slot --- 10.) 13:40 Remove pair (Already paired) 11.) 13:49 Replace edge with corner, do case 8 (Incorrectly paired, white on top of the corner) 12.) 14:11 Hide corner (Same colours on the sides) 13.) 14:41 You can do the same with case 12, it's just mirrored. 14.) 15:03 Move the non-white side of the corner opposite to the same colour of the edge, hide corner (Opposite colours on the sides) --- Both in slot --- 15.) 15:59 Separate, do case 3 or 4 (Incorrectly orientated edge/corner/both)

OMG thank you so much lazermonkey!! You do not know how much this helps slower cubers!

I remember sitting down and spending hours to learn f2l by myself

I got confused with his reds and oranges. They are the same for me lol

Thank you so much LaZer0MonKey! This brought a whole new light on my f2l!

Thanks for this video, someone finally came with what i needed!

This is a great idea for a vid... helpful af for people learning. In retrospect its kind of a mindblower that nobody has done this yet... Such an obviously necessary vid thats way overdue... nice job!!!

This was helpful. I tried to learn algs, then started doing it intuitively which worked better. I found that I now needed to learn more in order to improve. Once you have an understanding of the basic mechanics a video like this is really useful.

This video was very helpful! Now I just need to watch it many more times and practice. I do thank everyone for the support.

You don't realise how much you've helped this old cuber! Cheers.

I actually learned f2l by myself by just sitting down and experimenting different solutions, and it worked! ( It only took me one week but I was very frustrated whenever I forgot the solution I came up with).

I was just looking for something like that! You're awesome!

Thank you! Great vid, I really needed a walkthrough for what I'm doing during f2l. Do you have any videos to help with last layer??

Thanks for making this F2L tutorial. My intuitive F2L solving is straight trash. It's been over a year and I still cant do the basic corner matching to edge consistently. So recently I began studying the F2L algorithms and my speed has improved. I will study this video and attempt to learn intuitive F2L again. Have a good day.

A handful of these were definitely very helpful, thanks!

8:30 for weird cases in top layer 11:20 for cases in bottom/top

Thank you so much! I finally have a better understanding of intuitive f2l.

This video is absolutely brilliant, thank you very much for this excellent sharing !

Thank you. You gave me some concepts to work with. Very nice explanation

At 6:30 you can be slot-agnostic. It does not require caution whenever you build your pair using u2. The pair you take out stays together or at the most ist still a three move insert.

This is the best F2L video I found. Thanks alot !!

Well explained!!.. I'm just learning F2L but I think I am in a right place..THANK YOU!!

I’m watching this over and over. helpful!

Thank you so much so much for this tutorial it helped alot and it helped me to understand F2L case intuitively

Hi Phillip! I am super excited because I am going to Shaker Spring 2018!!!! I’m super excited!

Thank you so much for this !

I noticed in many cases we can do one fewer move by inserting with sledgehammer, when the corner is white-side up and you have to hide the edge piece, sledgehammer flows nicely after we match the pieces, with e.g. L2 F' L' F whereas a normal insertion would be L T' L T L'.

Congratulations on 20K!

11:20 The algorythm everyone uses with the begginer method! I view it from a new perspective now!

Excellent lesson, thank you.

Loved this!

THIS IS SOOOOO HELPFUL THANK YOU!!!

This is the perfect vid that I need! Thanks 😊

So helpful to learn "algorithmic" f2l intuitively thx:)

Thank you this video helped me so much at cubing!!

super great video. little comment. you say hide the corner for lots of soves, but sometimes it 'do a U'(twist the top) and then.. hide the corner', other times its simply 'hide the corner'. Best f2l intuitve video i've found so far!

I really liked the "d" move option in the 16:00 case, I didn't know that. Thanks, Carlos

This is like the most helpful f2l toutotial it's like I've unlocked the key to f2l!

Very helpful!

This is the best tutorial, thanks mate

You should also include the many possibilities of not like color pairs. Learning them can be a huge time saver. For instance matching up the blue/red/white corner with the green/red edge. They are also intuitive, as they are the exact same moves, the only difference is that you continually move the bottom, to preserve the corners, while slotting in the the middle edges. It's alot more fun and really ups your level of understanding for the cube. My current method is the middle layer scramble, i don't know if it's actually a method, i'm sure someone has done it, but it's the most fun one i have done, and i've never seen a video of it. It's not the best and it certainly won't be breaking any records,but when you are bored you find something different to do, there are two ways you can do it. You can either seperate the cube, or learn a lot of algorithms. I don't like that, so i just seperate the cube. Basically how it works. Is you place all of the white pieces on the white face, doesn't need to be solved, they just need to be their, you then solve the middle layer. Which will obviously seperate all the yellow pieces. Then you treat both the bottom and top layer as a 3rd layer solve. It's really slow, but it's different and for a beginner if you struggle with the last layer having to do it twice, will get you there.

I was going to force myself to learn all of the f2l Algs (I've only learnt 7 or 8) but this video is so much better

Congrats bro on 20k 😇😇😇

Thank u so much man helped a lot with f2l

Thanks a lot finally a video helped me

Cool. Thanks for the tutorial!

I am learning 2FL I noticed I scrambled the cube by making 3rd or 4th 2FL. After practice practice I didnot look to the video tutorial, but look to the cube and visionised it. Now I get somewhere and fixed the 4th 2FL without breaking the other ones. First 2 layers were fixed. Now it is time to watch this video, Thx for making so many tutorials

Thank you. Finally doing it well now.

your lighting is making red and orange look weird sometimes

This helped correct so to speak a lot of my INAEFICIANT f2l algs

Great video! Thanks you

This helped me out so much Thank you....

Very nice video, you should make a video about solving the cross as fast as possible.

Good for people trying to improve on F2L cases.

Over all good vid I needed to know more f2l algs too reach sub 10 thx

no algorithms. examples. EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR thx

I just love that video :) I'm at about 18seconds right now so thats what I need 👍🏻👍🏻

Incredible Video!!!

Very good, thanks a lot!

Hey can you make a video on your pll or oll execution and your finger tricks plzz Your finger tricks are amazing

best f2l tutorial i saw

This is great. Please make ones on Oll and Pll

Insane duuude, thanks a lot.

Thx this is so helpful!!!!

Thank you best vid ever

Thanks Your video is the best F2l video that i learn 😉😉

Great video!!

Yay! new video!

19:16 Well, that is sexy

Awesome video.

Very helpful! 👍

video is in great quality 🔥🔥

This helped me so so so much

If the white sticker is facing up and tthe edge is in the slot.. If the stickers of the pair dos not match then u can just do a u move to move the corner away and then do a sledge hammer thought the slot instead of triple sexy :)

Thank you!

For the flipped edge move an x r'uru' 3 times and an insert

NICE VIDEO , IT HELPED ME A LOT. THANKS. 😊🙏

Thank you

At 11:15 u could also just move the corner up to th e corresponding edge

This video is so helpful since im approaching sub-30

Thanks from brazil!

Very useful thanks

woo youre back

Very nice!!

literally better than j-perm. i understood it now, thx

Thank you for this video @lazermonkey. Love your videos

Thanku very much

Great video

When is it recomended to use the sledgehammer? I can't finde anye case where it's faster or gives me an Top skip like the normale way often does :)

4:27 just blew my mind.... I’ve been doing that case wrong for so long

13:14 he should use sledgehammer to pair them.....

Bro your the best

@LaZer0MonKey Are these f2l algs efficient enough to start practising look-ahead with? I use almost all of these and I average around 19 seconds. Should I keep doing solves until I can average a bit faster, or should I just go straight into look-ahead?

thanks bro ur the best.. before i was sub 45..now i became sub 30 u earned a sub!! :)

How can I get those cases to be in the cube to practice, I mean how can I get to a specific F2L case to solve it, I need the specific case in the cube to then solve it.

YO THANKS NOW I CAN SOLVE THE FIRST CASE YOU SHOWED

This is probably the most useful cubing video in the history of speedcubing

hi!!!!!! u r my fav KZfaqr!!!

Thanks

Very helpful