• TriGears


    Envoyée le dimanche 22 février 2009 09:02:47
    par OskarPuzzle
    Vue 3803 fois
    Note 4.7 sur 14 vote(s)

    Copyright (c) M. Oskar van Deventer. The TriGears puzzle was developed by Bram Cohen and Oskar. There are three gears of different sizes with varying tooth thickness. The object of the puzzle is to make the three gears spin smoothly together. More info: http://puzzlepalace.com/viewPuzzle.php5?id=200643

    Commentaire(s)
  • OskarPuzzle

    @MrBunnett But it is not easy at all to solve.
    mardi 24 août 2010 14:29:16
  • MrBunnett

    trigears puzzle looks easy
    mardi 24 août 2010 14:24:01
  • OskarPuzzle

    Incorrect. Any two always turn smoothly.
    samedi 29 août 2009 09:39:39
  • geoffrider

    this one must be pretty easy to solve if you almost did it at the end there :P place one on, make it work, then place the next one on where it fits ;)
    samedi 29 août 2009 02:42:34
  • TsT13Norman

    id never heared about you before, but i have to admit that you really got grace talent in making puzzle.. you really have to produce them massively...
    samedi 11 avril 2009 12:30:11
  • OskarPuzzle

    Dear Winbomb44, Please be so kind to provide a reference to that claim. Although it is highly unlikely that Richard Ferguson invented the same puzzle as Bram and me, I am quite interested to learn about Ferguson's invention. Oskar
    mardi 03 mars 2009 07:09:35
  • TheRammer314

    Thanks for the video. It looks like a fun puzzle. Disregard the above naysayer.
    vendredi 27 février 2009 21:52:49
  • lkuguvg

    I call shenanigans on that comment. Go away, troll.
    mercredi 25 février 2009 20:15:35
  • winbomb44

    FACT: Richard Ferguson of the Hasbro company was the real inventor of this puzzle in the late 70's. As we all know, a 4% success rate is desired (when using 2-7 year old children as test subjects) in the first 2 hours of puzzle exposure. This puzzle was in the upper 60% range and deemed not hard enough to manufacture. So you're basically plagiarizing someone's idea, and selling a something that is as difficult to solve as peeling a banana.
    mercredi 25 février 2009 17:18:24
  • EYE2EYE3

    those are really cool
    dimanche 22 février 2009 18:53:45
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