
In front of you is a plan for making one very interesting 3D logic puzzle. First thing that you should do is to make segments out of witch this pyramid puzzle is consisting of. You should cut out these segments from the lathes (cross section 34,6 x 24,5mm).

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Segment drawing


Segments cutting process 1. Cut the wooden lathe with cross section 34,6 x 24,5mm under the bevel angle of 19°, as it is shown on the pictures below.

2. If you look the next picture, you can see that each segment is colored differently so you can see that these segments, lined up one after another, actually form the lathe made in the first step. To make these segments, you need to cut the lathes under the angles (bevel and miter angles) just like on pictures below.

After you cut all of these segments, they need to be glued together in subassemblies, out of witch the pyramid is made. Forming the subassemblies for the pyramid stacking We colored each surface of the segment with different color, so you can easily recognize, witch segments surfaces to glue for different subassemblies. First puzzle subassembly gluing


Second puzzle subassembly gluing


Third puzzle subassembly gluing


Forth puzzle subassembly gluing


Fifth puzzle subassembly gluing


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