How to Solve a Rubik's Cube
How to Solve a Rubik's Cube

Learn how to solve a Rubik’s Cube in seven steps!
Think solving a Rubik’s Cube is hard, or maybe even impossible? It’s not. In fact, you’re just seven steps away from cracking the code once and for all.
The Rubik’s Cube has taken on a bit of a mythical status since it was first popularized in the ‘80s. Most people have just assumed that solving one is too difficult or time-consuming to learn. This special video will not only prove that you can solve a Rubik’s Cube, but that it’s easier than you might think.
- No complex memorization
- No advanced math
- No confusing YouTube videos
This beginner-friendly video tutorial is your fun, step-by-step guide to finally learning how to solve a Rubik’s Cube.
Never picked up a cube in your life? No problem. You’ll have it mastered in no time.
Already know how to solve a cube? You’ll walk away with new skills that will improve your solving times.
Your teacher is world-traveling magician and Rubik’s Cube expert Tom Crosbie. Between using a cube as part of his magic act, and perfecting his skills in his spare time, Tom estimates he’s solved a cube 1,000s of times. Now he’s sharing everything he knows with you.
We should point out that, as a magic shop, we did technically create this video with the hopes of shattering the barrier preventing many magicians from enjoying the exciting world of Rubik’s Cube magic. However, we also want to emphasize that you do not need to be a magician to enjoy this video.
Maybe you just want to learn how to solve a Rubik’s Cube because it’s a cool party trick and a great way to impress friends. Maybe it’s one of those lifelong challenges you’ve just always wanted to tackle. Or maybe you just want to sharpen your brain and learn how to solve a cube faster.
No matter your reason, this special download will help you finally learn how to solve a Rubik’s Cube.
Download “How to Solve a Rubik’s Cube” today, exclusively from Vanishing Inc.
Customer reviews for How to Solve a Rubik's Cube
I’ve dabbled with cube solving on and off for the past decade, and none of the others have been able to get me anywhere near to being able to solve a Rubik’s cube. Tom has done what I thought was impossible, and I’ve now learnt it.
It’s taken me about a week of steady practice. Having the video broken up into chapters made it easy for me to navigate back and forth until I understood what I needed to do.
One tip. I wrote the algorithms down on my phone in the notes so I could refer to them easily when I got a bit lost. The writing process actually helped embed the algorithms in my memory, so was far more useful than just being given a pdf with everything already on it.
What I like about this video is Tom’s approach to cube solving. It doesn’t feel daunting at all. I felt I was guided just enough.
Does it teach anything else other than how to solve a cube? No.
Does that matter? No.
In fact, if I’m given other stuff I will just rush ahead and try and learn everything. Which in turn becomes overwhelming. But this is just one lesson spread over about an hour focusing on the one thing. Solving a cube.
If you can already solve a cube, this isn’t for you.
If you can’t solve a cube, this might be for you. It was certainly the right tutorial for me.
Top marks Tom Crosbie. I’d really quite like a few more videos like this teaching more advanced stuff. Not necessarily magic tricks with cubes. They’re lovely, but that’s not for me. However, ways of speeding up the solve, new algorithms to help do that, and other such stuff would be awesome.
I highly recommend this video.
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As I have aged, I am no longer at the "don't tell me what to do" phase, I am at the "explain it to me like you would to a kindergartner"-- this fits the bill! I do not begrudge the lack of a PDF as it would make piracy and sharing too easy. I did have to transcribe my one notes. BUT the algorithms are clearly shown on the video.
This did take me a little longer to solve and the problem was PEBCAK (Problem Exists Between the Chair and Keyboard). On the top layer, I could not get the cross colors to line up, not realizing this was the final step. Head slap and Homer Simpson, "DOH!" when I realized my mistake by watching the video en totale.
After getting the top yellow cross, then the corners to line up... it was euphoria to finally get the side pieces to rotate clockwise for the final solve. WOO HOO!
As a newbie to the Rubik's cube, I enjoyed Tom Crosbie's teaching style and thought the video was easy to follow and the chapters were accessibly broken down. In my opinion a bargain for the price.


