Figure this one out

jon f mn · Jan 12, 2016

Came across this today, still cant figure how it works
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Early B · Jan 12, 2016

If you scroll down it shows an explaination

Andy Martin · Jan 12, 2016

Its called a Winston Freer Tile Puzzle. The wedge shaped piece top and bottom cuts which are angled are also not cut vertically, the edges are tapered. The wedge piece is wider on the table side than on the "air" side. When he takes it out of the box, he turns that piece over. It would not fit in the box with that piece turned over. After removing the three pieces, it fits back in the box, with the wedge shaped piece upside down. There's a good visual explanation on you tube.

Leroy · Jan 13, 2016

What is it for? What is the idea?

Cory Schmidt · Jan 13, 2016

The answer autoloaded for me right after that one was done. other wise I would have watched it a few more times.
here how

Ozlander · Jan 13, 2016

(quoted from post at 07:04:02 01/13/16) What is it for? What is the idea?

Make little boys ask questions.

J.Wondergem · Jan 13, 2016

(quoted from post at 16:59:48 01/13/16) The answer autoloaded for me right after that one was done. other wise I would have watched it a few more times.
here how

I'm glad you posted that Cory, or I would have never figured that one out.

Figure this one out

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