I saw this on YouTube and thought of the laser burning duck (LBD) who loves puzzles. Although he likes power tools, he also has the necessary hand tools. I challenge him to copy the puzzle shown and it is allowed to use power tools.
Everyone else can of course also watch this video and comments are much appreciated. I wonder if all parts are made with hand tools, and whether it is really wysiwyg or not?
That was very impressive Dutchy... however the challenge not accepted... I am 73 years old... 74 on the 14th April next year (hint, hint)... I don't have 20 years left to build one. Initial reaction... bugga it, I'll give it a try... started with enthusiasm, but gave up after 128 pieces.... missed by 1!
Then I thought, been there done that, and my log wasn't big enough to store 129 pieces, Just look at that amateur,
he had 126 pieces left over and I used 6 pieces... 3 more.
Actually, some of my 3 piece puzzles would take as long to make.... and twice as long to solve/assemble.
If your first cut is too short... Take the second cut from the longer end... LBD
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