Skewered Cubes, IPP23 Exchange Puzzle (Chicago, 2003)

Mijkel1969 94

USD 28.00

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R****r 84	USD 28.00	09/23/2023 00:08:01

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Description

"Skewered Cubes" was designed, manufactured, and exchanged by the late great perennial International Puzzle Party attendee and Puzzle Exchange participant Robert Darling. (Bob passed away in 2005, having attended IPPs 11-24, 1991-2004.) The goal of the puzzle is to assemble the twelve dowels and eight unit cubes into a 2x2x2 cube. The arrangement of the holes through the cubes yields a unique solution out of the 23,115,815,976,960 (23 trillion) ways that the eight unit cubes can be oriented and positioned withing the 2x2x2 framework!

"Skewered Cubes" comes in its original box with its IPP label, complete with its instruction sheet (shown in a photo) and solution sheet (not shown!)

I will ship within the US as a ground advantage (new terminology replacing "first class") package for around $5.85, or if preferred, at insured priority mail pricing (likely from between $10.20 and $12.55, depending on postal code). I am happy to ship internationally at cost --- typically around $17.10 for a small item like this --- but I cannot always guarantee that overseas packages can be insured or tracked.

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Specifications

Designer: Robert Darling and Rick Eason
Craftsman / Manufacturer: Robert Darling
Material: Wood
Unit of Measurement: Inches
Size: 1.5 x 1.5 x 1.5 when assembled
Grade: New: Unopened, unsolved, still in packaging.
Cosmetic Issues: None
Function: New: Unopened, unsolved, still in packaging.
Functional Issues: None
Repairs: No
Packaging: Yes
Documentation: Yes
Assembly: Disassembled
Smoke-free home: Yes

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Payment Methods: PayPal

Postage & Shipping

Item Location: 49006-3265, Michigan, United States
Ships To: Worldwide
Shipping Instructions: I will ship within the US as a ground advantage (new terminology replacing "first class") package for around $5.85, or if preferred, at insured priority mail pricing (likely from between $10.20 and $12.55, depending on postal code). I am happy to ship internationally at cost --- typically around $17.10 for a small item like this --- but I cannot always guarantee that overseas packages can be insured or tracked.

Returns Accepted: No

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