Learn the PYRAMINX

The Pyraminx was first conceived by Uwe Mèffert in 1970. It is a puzzle in the shape of a regular tetrahedron, divided into 4 axial pieces, 6 edge pieces, and 4 trivial tips. It can be twisted along its cuts to permute its pieces. The axial pieces are octahedral in shape, although this is not immediately obvious, and can only rotate around the axis they are attached to. The 6 edge pieces can be freely permuted. The trivial tips are so called because they can be twisted independently of all other pieces, making them trivial to place in solved position. Mèffert also produces a similar puzzle called the Tetraminx, which is the same as the Pyraminx except that the trivial tips are removed, turning the puzzle into a truncated tetrahedron.

In this course you’ll learn how to solve the PYRAMINX through the beginner’s method. This course has been explained in very detailed manner and in depth explanation by the instructor. In this course, all the different conditions and cases that are possible have been covered, with in depth explanation and emphasis given to each and every step by the instructor. The course is divided into just 2 very easy and simple steps. These steps are very easy to learn and practice. These couple of steps will guide you to solve your Pyraminx in a very efficient manner. I’m sure that after completing this course you’ll be able to solve your cube in under a minute. You’ll have definitely have fun and enjoy this course to the fullest.

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