This interlocking Burr wooden Puzzle consists of twelve identical notched rods. Once the pieces are disassembled you will see why it is called Devil's Friend. It is a very difficult puzzle requiring advanced burr puzzle solving methods. The puzzle was created in 1890 by the Austrian-German William Altekruse who even registered a US Patent (#430502). This puzzle is not quite symmetrical visually because the asymmetrical notches arrangement reveal themselves. Disassemble and reassemble the wooden pieces into a cube and various 3D shapes. FEATURES: Dimension Large: 8x8x8 cm Difficulty Level: 3 of 5.
This interlocking Burr wooden Puzzle consists of twelve identical notched rods. Once the pieces are disassembled you will see why it is called Devil's Friend. It is a very difficult puzzle requiring advanced burr puzzle solving methods. The puzzle was created in 1890 by the Austrian-German William Altekruse who even registered a US Patent (#430502). This puzzle is not quite symmetrical visually because the asymmetrical notches arrangement reveal themselves. Disassemble and reassemble the wooden pieces into a cube and various 3D shapes. FEATURES: Dimension Large: 8x8x8 cm Difficulty Level: 3 of 5.
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This interlocking Burr wooden Puzzle consists of twelve identical notched rods. Once the pieces are disassembled you will see why it is called Devil's Friend. It is a very difficult puzzle requiring advanced burr puzzle solving methods. The puzzle was created in 1890 by the Austrian-German William Altekruse who even registered a US Patent (#430502). This puzzle is not quite symmetrical visually because the asymmetrical notches arrangement reveal themselves. Disassemble and reassemble the wooden pieces into a cube and various 3D shapes. FEATURES: Dimension Large: 8x8x8 cm Difficulty Level: 3 of 5.
This interlocking Burr wooden Puzzle consists of twelve identical notched rods. Once the pieces are disassembled you will see why it is called Devil's Friend. It is a very difficult puzzle requiring advanced burr puzzle solving methods. The puzzle was created in 1890 by the Austrian-German William Altekruse who even registered a US Patent (#430502). This puzzle is not quite symmetrical visually because the asymmetrical notches arrangement reveal themselves. Disassemble and reassemble the wooden pieces into a cube and various 3D shapes. FEATURES: Dimension Large: 8x8x8 cm Difficulty Level: 3 of 5.
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