Jelly Basket
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Puzzle called "Jelly Basket" from the "No Problem Puzzles" Collection
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- Printables
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- Puzzles & Brain-teasers
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Jelly Basket
The series "Basket Puzzles" starts in 2019 with the three Mushroom Baskets by Andrey Ustjuzhanin and has been continued by Akaki Kuumeri with a long series of entertaining and difficult puzzles. Now we are happy to contribute a new challenge: Jelly Basket. The seven pieces have sides which look like look as if they were cut with a spoon in jelly.
This making them tough to pack 'al fresco', let alone get them assembled inside the basket.
Printing Instructions
Print the pieces and the basket. After printing, slide the handle onto the basket and you are all ready for puzzling.
In the picture you see the basked from Akaki. They are interchangeable.
Difficulty
4 out of 5
The Printable Puzzle Project
The Printable Puzzle Project 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 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.
The "No Problem Puzzle Collection" contains many puzzles with complicated boxes that would be too hard to model using open-scad. Additionally the original design files for the boxes have been lost due to a hd-fault. That is why these puzzles only contain scad-files for the pieces.
About The Designers
From November 2020 to April 2023 Theo Geerinck and Symen Hovinga collaborated under the trading name of "No Problem Puzzles" to design and produce their puzzles. Many of their unique packing puzzles introduce fascinating features such as moving or sliding doors and elements. These features and the way they behave always add a playful new dimension to the more familiar exercise of packing shapes. Those puzzles could once be purchased through an online printing service. Alternatively, for those who owned a 3D printer the files could be obtained from Symen.
However, after the tragic loss of Symen, purchases through the ‘No Problem Shop’ was no longer possible. Therefore, Theo decided to publish the designs so that everybody can create 3d-printed copies to be enjoyed for personal use.