Splinter wrote:Just being curious:
This post got above 11.000 views (wow!).

I think this is probably a good indication of how many people out there are searching for Popplocks.

It is definitely not a simple problem, I can attest to that! I found the problem wasn't so much about working out where the pieces need to be, but more about having enough hands to actually manage it. The pieces are colour matched, so that definitely helps. I recommend adding as many pieces as you c...

Absolutely stunning! I'm sure I've stumbled across pictures of a couple of these before, but it was great to see all of them displayed together.

Way ahead of you on that one! I always try to keep up to date with the puzzle blogs.

Thanks very much Splinter! I unfortunately couldn't be there, so I appreciate being able to live it through the pictures of others.

Yep, definitely Wil's original cylinder. The Washer Cylinder is also for same on Sloyd. If possible, I always go to Wil for his puzzles first. It's always cheaper and his service is great.

That is a phenomenal looking puzzle I have to say!

Very cool!

I really should get myself involved in the whole 'Reddit' thing at some point...

Unfortunately I don't know for sure, but just from looking at the pieces it's hard to imagine anyone other than Stewart Coffin being the designer. He made so many unpublished variations on his designs that it could easily be of them, but we'll need someone with a better history of Stewart's work to ...

darctangent wrote:Hi everyone!
I got pointed to this site. Lots of good information here! I particularly like burrs, twisties, and Revomazes.
Glad to be here!
Shane.

Welcome Shane! I'm sure you'll recognise a few of the names here.