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The C1 Mechanical Puzzle

Wolfyy7 22

Item Location: United States

$35.00

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Description

The C1 Mechanical Puzzle - 3D Printed

- Handmade
- Materials: PLA, Metal Pins

C1 (Cylinder #1) is a Mechanical Puzzle; The puzzle is locked up by 9 metal pins of different sizes. Your goal is to examine and discover where and how these pins lock up the puzzle. Using the two rings, move and navigate the pins to unlock the puzzle. The puzzle can be rotated and opened in the middle once solved revealing the center cylindrical compartment of D:1.5cmxH:6cm (D:0.6"xH:2.4") in size.

Warning: C1 is NOT an easy puzzle (Level 9), the player has to fully understand how the puzzle works before being able to solve it. Clue card with the picture of size/number of pins included.

3D printed in PLA* filament, pre-assembled and available in three beautiful colors: Glitter Silver/Blue/Purple. C1 is a palm-size puzzle that will keep the player busy for hours/days...A perfect gift for a puzzle lover.

Dimension: D:6cm x H:7cm (D:2.4" x H:2 3/4")

Weight: 100g

Solution/Reset instructions: On request. 9 Pins (M3x12cmx6, M3x18cmx1, M4x14cmx2), 10 steps to solve the puzzle.

The puzzle is not rated. Suggest Level 9 (1 easiest, 10 hardest).

* PLA is a renewable/biodegradable material made from crops such as corn and sugarcane. It has a low melting temperature and will deform if placed inside a car on a hot summer day or directly under the sun for a long period of time.

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The C1 Mechanical Puzzle

Wolfyy7 22

$35.00

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Excalibur, IPP19 (1999) Exchange Puzzle by Gary Foshee