Identity Matrix (2012) - Pit Khiam Goh by Maurice Vigouroux

Identity Matrix (2012) - Pit Khiam Goh by Maurice Vigouroux

This very difficult puzzle is very nicely crafted by Maurice using Bubinga.

This is one of only 20 copies ever produced!

Here’s a Description from J. Baptiste at Arteludes:

“I was lucky enough to get in touch with Pit Khiam GOH, who is a collector and puzzle maker.

This is a puzzle that has the particularity of being made up of identical pieces. But Pit himself speaks better than I do: 

"While discussing the computer-aided design of high-level 18-piece burrs with Jack Krijnen , I tried using hand-selected identical notchable pieces for a 24-piece burr, a similar configuration to Bill Cutler 's s / M_24 gold Bruce Love 's Lost Day designs except That Each room is 1 unit go short. It was a surprise to find That identiques notchable using 24 parts resulted in this burr qui: has a single level 13-8-3 -4-7-3-2-4-2-2-2-2-2-3 solution! There are 217 solutions to pack the pieces but only one of them can be disassembled! 

This puzzle has all the nice features - identical notchable pieces and unique high-level solution. A prototype made out of plastic centimeter cubes show that there are several possible initial moves and disassembly is tricky. "

I probably must have been the first to put this puzzle together using the Burrtool solution. It wasn't all easy, I Didn't have enough hands to hold everything in place Disassembly is fun and more difficult than expected as there are plenty of movement possibilities right from the start.”

Shipping cost to be determined at close of auction.