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Here’s a recent prototype puzzle made for a puzzle designer friend to test out his theory. He originally designed it to use spheres and wasn’t sure it would work with ‘edge beveled cubes’ so this is the result.
The name for the puzzle comes from it’s solved shape which is an ‘Octahedron’ and curiously enough it also has a ‘Tetrahedron’ incorporated in one of the pieces…4 pieces of mass confusion, lol :-)
-- John Devost- 'Canuck' - http://www.puzzleparadise.ca
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a1Jim
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posted 33 days ago
Hey John
All of these puzzles amaze me
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
devocanuck
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posted 33 days ago
I noticed you’re from Oregon…some years ago a very talented puzzlemaker Lee Krasnow used to sell his puzzles at the Oregon Market, whenever his puzzles come up at auction now they fetch into thousands of dollars a piece!!! I often wonder how many people bought them back then and don’t realize their value :)
-- John Devost- 'Canuck' - http://www.puzzleparadise.ca
huff
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posted 32 days ago
John, another great puzzle. They blow my mind. Thanks for the PM earlier and I’m checking out the link you sent me. Looks interesting.
-- John @ Myrtle Beach
scottb
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posted 31 days ago
love these sorts of things, but can’t wrap my brain around them!
-- I am always doing what I cannot do yet, in order to learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso -- http://blanchardcreative.etsy.com -- http://snbcreative.wordpress.com/
mcoyfrog
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posted 16 days ago
WOW this had to be intense in the construction
-- Wood and Glass they kick (well you know) Have a great day - Dug
mtkate
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posted 16 days ago
Wow, that’s very industrious.