REVOMAZE User Group

Yffffonz wrote: ↑Fri Aug 07, 2020 4:16 am Gold plated SE?

I saw that. I wasn't sure if they actually made a gold plated core or if it's the unplated brass and someone just doesn't understand the different between brass and gold (not the first time I've seen that mistake).

Can someone please help me with the different revo extreme (metal) core types/materials? From my understanding there are the following: 1. V1 nickel-plated brass (i.e., original shiny silver core). 2. V1 unplated brass. 3. V3 stainless steel body and brass maze (i.e., new default, duller silver colo...

MevvyMev wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2020 2:21 pm I have solve my v3 blue and was sent a pdf for Reassembly but it does not explain how to put it back into the sleeve

There is a video on youtube of chris removing from the sleeve with instructions on how to also re-assemble.

What I would recommend is getting Rachel to grant you request to the open forumn. Theres a PDF on how to reassemble and the orientation of the pins.

Congrats!

Chris has posted a youtube video on how to remove the shaft:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNQ7F_vDABY&t=3s

Oh I like it too. I'm hoping the revomaze talk steps up ha.

There are more post in the revomaze forum about other puzzles than the revomazes. Ha. Hopefully that'll change one day.

I agree with you, there are certain people who purchase and sell just to flip. I'm a solver first, collector second. I try to sell my puzzles at cost if not below to discord members or others. I don't make a lot of money as others, so I tend to solve and sell like the aluminum cross. But I try to av...

Selling my Wil Strijbos Aluminum cross. Very slightly used. Only opened once.

https://puzzleparadise.net/listing/alum ... bos/106166

Current bid, $90.

FunLock is easy, really easy. So in my opinion if you aren't a collector or have another purpose like having a non-puzzling friend or family member try it then I would stay away. B Lock II is the same, but a little bit harder than FunLock.