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I'm amazed that there are still any of these left...

http://www.puzzleparadise.ca/auction_de ... _id=103096

Looking forward to mine arriving.

is it really possible to solve it using your hands? its extremely little

Just make your own!

http://www.revomaze.co.uk/phpBB3/viewto ... 107&t=1634

Yikes! Thanks for pointing this out Neil. They look beautiful!

Everyone knows I can't resist a mini puzzle.

lvassa wrote:Just make your own!

http://www.revomaze.co.uk/phpBB3/viewto ... 107&t=1634

It certainly was impressive to see that little burr that you printed, but 3D printing doesn't replace the craftsmanship of a hand made object. It does raise questions though about the value of a craftsman. If you can print an object for less than a master craftsman can make it, how do craftsmen survive?

Seems like the story of the record store all over again. I'm not convinced that progress is always progress. </rant>

Thejuggler,

What puzzle is that in your profile picture? Is it mini? Looks purdy.

Thanks Neil, bagged myself one

AndrewParr wrote:Thejuggler,

What puzzle is that in your profile picture? Is it mini? Looks purdy.

Andrew, it's my first ever prototype of a puzzle of my own design, made in lego. The early series of posts to my blog show the creation...

http://puzzling-parts.thejuggler.net/?p=15
http://puzzling-parts.thejuggler.net/?p=17
http://puzzling-parts.thejuggler.net/?p=19

TheJuggler wrote:

AndrewParr wrote:Thejuggler,

What puzzle is that in your profile picture? Is it mini? Looks purdy.

Andrew, it's my first ever prototype of a puzzle of my own design, made in lego. The early series of posts to my blog show the creation...

http://puzzling-parts.thejuggler.net/?p=15
http://puzzling-parts.thejuggler.net/?p=17
http://puzzling-parts.thejuggler.net/?p=19

it looks really cool! did you manage to make a wooden version ?

Juggler,

That's very cool! Why move to wood when you have a great looking Lego puzzle? Are you hoping to sell these some day?