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Enhanced Cube Bi-Section by Bill Darrah/Harry Nelson

Xamuel 101

Item Location: United States

$55.00

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Enhanced Cube Bi-Section is a fairly unusual tic. While as a 2 piece tic, it is on the easy side, it has the remarkable property where it can be assembled purely through rotations without any sliding moves involved whatsoever.

So while I consider this to be a trivial solve, it's a very unique concept to explore and enjoy when it comes to TICs in general.

The wood is a fairly pale yellow, but isn't yellowheart or an exotic wood. I'm not sure which wood this puzzle is made of, but I think it's a domestic type of wood.

I can ship out this TIC assembled or disassembled depending on the buyer wishes to solve this puzzle.

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Enhanced Cube Bi-Section by Bill Darrah/Harry Nelson

Xamuel 101

$55.00

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HepTIC by Andrew Crowell

Splice by Alexander Magyarics

Bananas by Jon Keegan

Edge Corner Cube Variation and Non-Void Cube Variation by Christoph Lohe