On a recent trip to Mexico I saw some neat puzzle boxes. They were seemingly simlar to this one in terms of the number of cuts and functionality:
Thanks, Shawn
On a recent trip to Mexico I saw some neat puzzle boxes. They were seemingly simlar to this one in terms of the number of cuts and functionality:
Thanks, Shawn
Wed, Jan 12, 2005, 2:29pm (EST+1) snipped-for-privacy@glassgiant.com (Shawn=A0Wilson) ponders: just saw the bottom off, make the cuts, and glue it back on ( I don't see any marks) but maybe I'm wrong.
You're wrong.
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That takes the magic out of it. But at least now I know I'm theoretically capable of making one.
Also, on the site that I mentioned before there's a bunch of other types of boxes with locks (you have to spin the box or knock on it or wave a magnet at the right spot to unlock) Anyone have a website that explains how they work? I can picture some of it in theory, but I'm light on practical (keeping mechanisms from sticking as wood expands, etc.)...
Thanks, Shawn
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