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Designed by: richgain   contact | Shop: microcubology
1.4 w x 1.4 d x 0.6 h in cm |

This is the first interlocking cube I ever designed. It consists of four pieces which fit together with a series of sliding movements. It is not too difficult for the average puzzler but will provide a satisfying challenge at this small scale. The completed cube is 1.6cm on each side.

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looks fun might buy it
Tue Oct 27 19:16:58 2009 by jarabis
PRICES CUT
Thu Oct 1 07:36:20 2009 by richgain
My copy has a defect in one of the pieces but it still works OK. Looks like a part of the backing didn't come off or something.
Tue Jun 23 20:56:00 2009 by gibell
Very nice, and works smoothly. Not too hard, but satisfying to solve.
Tue Apr 14 14:50:25 2009 by bkuehner
Interlocking puzzles are rated by counting the number of sliding moves needed to remove each piece.
This is a level 8 (3.2.3) puzzle, which means that it takes three moves to remove the first piece, another two moves for the second piece and a further three to remove the third.

Mayer's cube with its level 10 (6.1.1.1.1) currently has the highest rating for a 4x4x4 cube.
Sat Mar 28 18:15:53 2009 by richgain
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This model is not for sale.
 
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