After stumbling across this awesome wood puzzle last week, I can honestly say this picture doesn’t do it justice. Also, it’s a little embarrassing trying to put this thing back together after taking it apart to see how it works — so if you’re not blessed with a warped puzzle brain, you might not want to disassemble the puzzle in the store.
It might be more than you can handle, but I love the puzzle pieces, which are super smooth on every surface of every piece — even if reassembling them is beyond my patience level on the best of days.
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I’d like to know how these are made.
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Old Coot Says:
I’d like to know how these are made.
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some puzzle plans
http://www.toolcrib.com/blog/2008/12/15/30-free-3d-puzzle-plans-for-woodworkers-burrs-japanese-boxes-tangrams-and-more/
Amost excellent crib of puzzle links, thank you!
Thanks PutnamEco!