If one is on the Second or Third layer but the other is on.If both pieces are already on the bottom but the colors are.Now the Red Edges are on two separate rows. To the following two scenarios and perform whichever process needs One of the two light-red positions as shown. Of the Face of the cube so that the other Red/Yellow Edge is in Position one of the Red/Yellow Edges on the Left Side Our goal here is to move the last two Red Edges onto two separate If your Red Side is complete, you can proceed to the Side Edges. Then you will need to perform another step first. If one or two of the Red Edges are actually on.You will need to use another procedure first. If the two remaining Red Edges are on the Same Layer.Again, the colors shown are not relevant, just the move itself is important. If you find that the two remaining Red Edges are in BOTH the Second and Third Layer, match your cube to the samples in Step 1 and Step 2 and follow the appropriate step to finish the Red Side. One more step and we can put those two Red Pieces in place. The sacrificed pair are in the Front Bottom position.įinally, the Orange side is now complete, and the Red Side is missing two Edges. If so, use one of the steps (1-4) to put a bogus piece in it's place, thus forcing the Orange piece out of the top position. It is also possible that all the Orange Edges are actually on the Orange Face but in the wrong positions.If so, the fifth step below will move bottom Gray pieces up into the two center rows so that you can use steps 1 through 4 to properly place the pieces. You may find that one of the pieces in the Gray Positions need to be placed on the Orange Side.If you run out of pieces on the two center rows: Use the 5 images below to assist you in solving the entire Orange Face of the cube. This will allow us to finish the entire Orange side of the cube at which time we will put the Red Pair back in place. We need to sacrifice a pair of finished Red Edges. We didn't really care before, since we were not concerned with the Orange Edges yet.

It actually messed up the pieces in the Dark Gray positions (see images below). When you used steps 1 - 4 above the process successfully moved your piece into place, but it had another, probably unnoticed effect. That's okay though, because we will soon put them back. Mess up two of your completed Red Edges that you just finished Unfortunately fixing the Orange Side will actually temporarily Now that the Red Face of the cube is finished, lets flip the cube One of the steps (1-4) to put a bogus piece in it's place, thus It is also possible that all the Red EdgesĪre actually on the top but in the wrong positions.Up into the two center rows so that you can use steps 1 through If so, the fifth step below will move bottom pieces If you run out of pieces on the two center rows:īottom layer. Use the 5 images below to assist you in solving the entire Redįace of the cube. Step is to find and move all appropriate edges, from the two center Rubik's Revenge - Top and Bottom Edges Denny's solution for solving the Rubik's Revenge (4x4x4 cube)

4x4 rubics cube flip two edges