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Impossible ’What’s It’ Puzzle Ring by Brian Young

Impossible ’What’s It’ Puzzle Ring by Brian Young

Canuck 348
Item Location: Canada

$75.00

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P****r 141 $75.00 27.07.2023 15:41:21
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Description


This puzzle has baffled me ever since I received and to this day I still can’t figure how Brian put it together!


Here’s a partial description from Brian:


Brian created this puzzle using 52 pieces of Pine:



“A Wotsit is another type of puzzle (What is it? an obscure item not easily recognisable for what they do or are).  First, you need to work out what it does, or what it might be used for.

As well as a Wotsit this one’s also an Impossible Object. Can you work out how the item is put together? No glue at all was used in the construction. And yes, in this case, it does mean the item will not come apart without breaking it.”


To read more about this confounding puzzle, see my blog here:


https://paradisepuzzles.blogspot.com/2023/01/impossible-object-wood-ring-by-brian.html?m=1


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