This is yet another puzzle I saw while watching Chris Ramsay's videos (awesome, by the way. Check them out). I figured I could make a 3d model, and here it is. I made the tolerances generous since looseness doesn't matter. I DID NOT DESIGN THIS PUZZLE. I will not post the solution, so as not to ruin it for you, but I will post a video to Chris Ramsay's video where he solves it. If/when you post a make, thank you (I've never had someone post a make on my designs). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRDmW5lxU6M Some pieces need supports, I recommend using a hair dryer to make them easy to remove. The pieces are already oriented (using Meshmixer, a great free mesh editing program) in the most efficient way possible. The puzzle involves four pieces and a frame. The goal is to get the pieces inside the frame to match the picture (see the cover picture). Like this: 1 2 3 4 It is more difficult than you might think. Try it out! If you like puzzles like this, try my other (and in my opinion better) puzzle based on Chris Ramsay's videos, at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6752349. Thank you!

Note: the frame doesn't have a bottom, as it makes it extremely difficult to remove supports from it when it does. At first, when I did have a bottom, I couldn't get it to work because some supports were stuck. Now it's much better. If you have wood filament, print this and post a make. Would be really cool looking.