hexagonal burr puzzle configurable 3d models

The 12 piece burr puzzle, made from the same 12 parts Once assembled it holds together For assembly instruction you can search for "The twelve piece burr puzzle" or "The Intimidator". ... I will be happy if you upload your print :)

The challenge lies in determining which of the over 100,000 variations is the authentic standard six-piece burr.\r\nThis enigmatic puzzle consists of six intricately notched square sticks that form a unique interlocking structure of three...

See here for video on how to assemble: https://youtu.be/UcFXx5P6eX4 See here for stable download: https://social.thangs.com/m/617380 This model is part of the family of different “6-Piece Burr Puzzle” configurations. This is a “Level 1” design...

The Level 4.9 Burr Puzzle offers a generous margin of error, allowing the pieces to click into place with ease.

The Six-Piece Burr Puzzle: A Timeless Challenge This iconic puzzle, often referred to as the "Puzzle Knot" or "Chinese Cross," is widely recognized and likely the oldest of the burr puzzles. It's actually a family of interconnected puzzles, all...

A customizable Tool / Pen holder based on a central hexagonal pot surrounded by 0-4 "rings" of identically sized hexagonal pots. The height of the central pot and the innermost two rings of pots can be individually adjusted. The heights of the third...

... The STL files offer a .3mm tolerance for optimal performance. For ease of printing, the piece requiring support is provided separately. However, note that this puzzle uses the burr module, which is also demonstrated in the example files.

Similar to the Six piece diagonal burr, this puzzle can be printed using the stl by duplicating the same piece six time!!! The peieces are 15mm x 15mm x 43mm. enjoy STL file updated as issues when compiling Gcodes. ... Category: Puzzles

A wooden puzzle based on "Burr 305" from a puzzle book; Lawrence Cuthbert provides insights about its name. A photo serves as reference for assembly. On IOS and Android, use Simlab App (free) to open the ZIM file. ...For better visuals, watch the...

Similar to the Six piece diagonal burr, this puzzle can be printed using the stl by duplicating the same piece six time!!! The peieces are 15mm x 15mm x 43mm. enjoy STL file updated as issues when compiling Gcodes. Category: Puzzles

The six-piece burr, widely referred to as "Puzzle Knot" or "Chinese Cross", holds a reputation as the most well-known and presumably the oldest of the intricate burr puzzles. This is actually a diverse family of puzzles, all sharing a similar...

The Love's Dozen was first introduced by IBM Research but since the website is no longer available, the pieces can be found online at Wikipedia along with its Burr Puzzle related pages in internet archives. A puzzle file for Burr Tools has also...

... of others. Search online for more puzzle but here is my favorite. Burr #305 - 6, 12, 14, 21, 22 and 23 Print Settings Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 10 Filament: any PLA Category: Puzzles

Much like the Six-Piece Diagonal Burr, this puzzle can be produced via STL duplication by replicating the 15mm x 15mm x 43mm piece six times for a challenging and enjoyable experience! ...Be sure to update your STL file for smooth G-code compilation.

The problem is, it has now been established that there are well over 100,000 versions of the standard six-piece burr, so which one do we choose? The puzzle consists of six notched square sticks, which form an interlocking structure of three mutually...

Cuburr combines a traditional three-piece-burr puzzle (the inner part) with a six-piece-burr puzzle (the surfaces) by connecting them with flexible hinges.http://mysd300.blogspot.com/2011/07/flexible-burrcuburr.html I designed this model to exploit...

This is a 12-piece burr puzzle that's not the simplest to figure out. The answer requires several pieces to be moved before any piece can be set free. Every single piece is unique. I came up with this puzzle using my own personal puzzle design...

Assembly instructions To assemble the puzzle, there is a program called Burr Tools that provides all possible combinations of the pieces, the number of moves needed, and guides you through the assembly/disassembly process step by step. This tool...

One of his creations is a burr puzzle made from hardwood that has been treasured for over six decades. Its shine and finish are testaments to the countless hours he devoted to it. Inspired by this heirloom, I recreated an exact replica using my 3D...

This puzzle is a variation of the 1890 Altekruse burr, designed by Stewart Coffin. It comprises two parts that create two pieces each (refer to "scheme" image). The model features 12 pieces in total, with six of each type. The design was created...

A knot puzzle with 3 different pieces

Another classic puzzle consisting of 6 pieces total of 3 different shapes.

A very simple and funny puzzle in just three pieces. ...Designed to be thight fit!

Discovering a challenging puzzle online led me to look up a solution at Wikipedia. ...It definitely merits being printed out.

Other 6-piece puzzles typically require you to slide in the final piece with ease, but this one demands a multi-step process just to get that last piece to fit snugly in place. That's what makes it so challenging to solve. ... If anyone wants to know...

I came across this puzzle on the YouTube channel "Mr Puzzle", figuring it would be relatively straightforward to model and print, so I gave it a try. Check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhhZqCRRawc. The pieces should snap...

Using the image from (http://www.cs.brandeis.edu/~storer/JimPuzzles/BURR/12PieceHBurr/12PieceHBurrSolution.jpg), a 3D model was created in Solidworks 2015 and later rendered with Simlab Composer 7 Mechanical Edition. The frames were edited using...

From Hoffmann's 1893 book Puzzles Old and New, via Martin Gardner's Scientific American column sometime in the late 70s/early 80s, via my childhood memory, via Blender. I made many of these in balsa wood as a kid. Not very hard by the now-well-known...

The origination of this puzzle can be traced back to Hoffmann's 1893 book Puzzles Old and New, later featured in Martin Gardner's Scientific American column in the late 70s/early 80s. It was a popular pastime in my childhood, often made with balsa...

... really hard. Mostly all people need at least one hour to solve it! Post-Printing If you are having a hard time sliding the parts into each other you might wanna use some sand paper and sand the edges until all parts move smoothly. Category: Puzzles