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A simple yet challenging puzzle game… extract the 2-cent (Euro) or US penny coin from the bottom right corner
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A simple yet challenging puzzle game…
The objective is to extract the 2-cent (Euro) or US penny coin from the bottom right corner. The orange "coins" add complexity as they do no't slide freely:
- the topmost coin in a column moves only in the top row,
- the second coin in a column moves only to the second position, the third to the third, and so on…
4 screws (M2x6 mm) are necessary.
Here is a solution:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/DPZdERoAqbo
The orange coins are not all identical, so I've marked them with abbreviations (on one side only):
- VS = very small (positioned at the bottom of the column above the 2-cent coin)
- S = small (above the VS coin)
- M = medium (above the S coin)
- B = big (above the M coin)
However, when assembling the puzzle, keep them upside down… for a more challenging game!
Printing is straightforward, but tolerances are quite critical, so if you have trouble sliding the orange coins, I recommend slightly resizing them (in Bambu Studio using the Scale tool, deselect "Uniform scale" and modify only X and Y (with identical values, of course) in small 0.05mm increments until the coins slide smoothly; do not modify Z!
My prints were made with BBL PLA Matte (Charcoal, Latte brown, Mandarin orange)