I don’t know that anyone has loaded up a cut file from the generator that @Draradech so graciously put together - but quite a few puzzles have been made and posted on the forums.
Here is another variation on the Aztek Puzzle. Aztek Puzzle
As you can see in that thread, I had a go at a similar puzzle, which works (I think) but isn’t very aesthetically pleasing. So I had another go. I hope you like it.
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As I don’t have my GF yet, I’d love to see someone else cut this, even if it is just out of cardboard,
I thought I’d try a more symmetrical puzzle. Although it can’t be very symmetrical because then you’d get the pieces muddled up. So, with a bit of help from a scoring layer and an engrave layer I think I may have cracked it!
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“Where is Tray Puzzle 5?” I hear you ask! Well, it got put on hold because I was inspired by this one, so will probably appear tomorrow.
“Why didn’t you call this Number 5?” I hear you ask! Well, I’m a bit dim sometimes.
Hey future Glowsmiths. I was really fortunate to attend the World Maker Faire this weekend with my son and visit our friends at the Glowforge booth. I learned a few new things that I think/hope might be of some interest to those who won’t get the chance to see and use one in person until December (fingers still crossed). I tend to get a bit wordy when I do recaps like this, so I apologize in advance if it goes long.
So, both my son and I chose the puzzle as our sample. We printed out the templa…
Well, OK not really the first attempt… the two attempts before this one became seriously heavy computational monsters because I built them in Fusion 360, and ended up designing myself into a corner anyway… which is really tough to do considering they’re all round designs…
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