acrylic – JL Puzzles http://mechanical-puzzles.com Mechanical Puzzles, Brain Teasers & Games Mon, 15 Oct 2018 01:40:14 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.4.1 http://mechanical-puzzles.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/cropped-JL-Logo-2-32x32.jpg acrylic – JL Puzzles http://mechanical-puzzles.com 32 32 L(8)tice-2 (Orange) http://mechanical-puzzles.com/product/l8tice-2-orange/ http://mechanical-puzzles.com/product/l8tice-2-orange/#respond Wed, 27 Jun 2018 12:53:19 +0000 http://mechanical-puzzles.com/?post_type=product&p=1597 Condition: Brand New

Material: 5mm thick translucent orange acrylic

Size: When assembled 70mm x 70mm x 40mm

Designer: Jerry Loo

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]]> This is an 8 piece board burr interlocking puzzle and the goal is to assemble the 8 pieces into the shape as shown. The original L(8)tice had a single level 5.1.2  solution. see http://puzzlewillbeplayed.com/CombCross/Leighttice/.

L(8)tice-2 has an additional harder second solution; once assembled, the first and (slightly easier) solution requires a minimum of 5 moves to remove the first piece and the second (harder) solution requires 6 moves. Total number of moves to fully put together or take apart is 12 and 13 respectively. But don’t let the relatively few number of moves fool you-the puzzle is quite a handful in the hands.

L(8)tice-2 was inspired by Yoshiyuki Kotani’s E-Lattice, which is a 6 piece puzzle. In a way, L(8)tice-2 can be considered the bigger (and much more difficult) cousin of the E-Lattice. Solution provided upon request.

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]]> http://mechanical-puzzles.com/product/l8tice-2-orange/feed/ 0 L(8)tice-2 (Black) http://mechanical-puzzles.com/product/l8tice-2-black/ http://mechanical-puzzles.com/product/l8tice-2-black/#respond Wed, 27 Jun 2018 08:51:03 +0000 http://mechanical-puzzles.com/?post_type=product&p=1608 Condition: Brand New

Material: 5mm thick black acrylic

Size: When assembled 70mm x 70mm x 40mm

Designer: Jerry Loo

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]]> This is an 8 piece board burr interlocking puzzle and the goal is to assemble the 8 pieces into the shape as shown. The original L(8)tice had a single level 5.1.2  solution. see http://puzzlewillbeplayed.com/CombCross/Leighttice/.

L(8)tice-2 has an additional harder second solution; once assembled, the first and (slightly easier) solution requires a minimum of 5 moves to remove the first piece and the second (harder) solution requires 6 moves. Total number of moves to fully put together or take apart is 12 and 13 respectively. But don’t let the relatively few number of moves fool you-the puzzle is quite a handful in the hands.

L(8)tice-2 was inspired by Yoshiyuki Kotani’s E-Lattice, which is a 6 piece puzzle. In a way, L(8)tice-2 can be considered the bigger (and much more difficult) cousin of the E-Lattice. Solution provided upon request.

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]]> http://mechanical-puzzles.com/product/l8tice-2-black/feed/ 0 L(8)tice-2 (Clear) http://mechanical-puzzles.com/product/l8tice-2-8-piece-interlocking-puzzle-clear/ http://mechanical-puzzles.com/product/l8tice-2-8-piece-interlocking-puzzle-clear/#respond Mon, 13 Nov 2017 13:10:48 +0000 http://mechanical-puzzles.com/?post_type=product&p=787 Condition: Brand New

Material: 5mm thick clear/transparent acrylic

Size: When assembled 70mm x 70mm x 40mm

Designer: Jerry Loo

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Please see description below for more info.

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]]> This is an 8 piece board burr interlocking puzzle and the goal is to assemble the 8 pieces into the shape as shown. The original L(8)tice had a single level 5.1.2  solution. see http://puzzlewillbeplayed.com/CombCross/Leighttice/.

L(8)tice-2 has an additional harder second solution; once assembled, the first and (slightly easier) solution requires a minimum of 5 moves to remove the first piece and the second (harder) solution requires 6 moves. Total number of moves to fully put together or take apart is 12 and 13 respectively. But don’t let the relatively few number of moves fool you-the puzzle is quite a handful in the hands.

L(8)tice-2 was inspired by Yoshiyuki Kotani’s E-Lattice, which is a 6 piece puzzle. In a way, L(8)tice-2 can be considered the bigger (and much more difficult) cousin of the E-Lattice. Solution provided upon request.

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