BDSM - Packing puzzle by László Molnár

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## ## BDSM ### Packing puzzle by László Molnár Pack six pieces into a box with two curiously shaped triangular openings. _BDSM_ is one of a series of challenging packing puzzles by László Molnár. This one is quite hard. You have been warned! If you want a gentler introduction to Molnár's puzzles, check out our recommendations in the [László Molnár puzzles](https://www.thingiverse.com/asiegel/collections/laszlo-molnar-puzzles) collection. This listing is part of the Printable Puzzle Project (see below). The model was developed and contributed to PPP by Yu Chih Chang. ### Printing Instructions Print one copy each of `molnar.bdsm.box.stl` and `molnar.bdsm.pieces.stl`. Ideally, print the box in one filament color and the pieces in a different color. You will need to assemble the box before attempting to solve the puzzle. To assemble the box, attach the three box frame components together by inserting the circular pins on one component into the indentations on the next, as shown in the photo. To ensure they remain securely together, put a drop of superglue into each indentation before attaching them. ### The Printable Puzzle Project The [Printable Puzzle Project](https://www.puzzlehub.org/ppp) aims to make available high-quality open-source models of many puzzle designs. All of our models are posted with the generous permission of their designers and are licensed for __non-commercial use only__. Anyone may print copies for their own personal use, but selling or otherwise monetizing them is not permitted, and puzzle designers retain all rights as copyright holders of their work. Our puzzles are modeled using the open-source [puzzlecad](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3198014) library. The `.scad` file is included with this model in case you want to modify any of its design parameters; more information on how to do this can be found in the PPP [Puzzle Modeling tutorial](https://www.puzzlehub.org/tutorials/puzzle-modeling). ### About the Designer László Molnár is well-known for designing puzzles that are based on a seemingly simple idea, but are actually fiendishly difficult. In recent years, Molnár's designs have featured prominently at the International Puzzle Party, and his packing puzzle _Hat Trick_ received a Top 10 award at the 2019 IPP in Kanazawa, Japan. A Google search for "laszlo molnar puzzles" will turn up lots of information about his designs, including links to several that are commercially available. Happy puzzling!