Outback Puzzle Stewart Coffin Design 222 Very

It is quite challenging with only 1 possible known solution. I think under 2 hours would be quite a good solution time. Even just getting the 4 larger pieces into the frame without having seen that solution is not at all easy. It would be a good warm up from your brain. Analysis by Bill Cutler has shown that there are at least 5 possibles ways to get the 4 large pieces into the frame. Any one of them is difficult so these are wonderful added bonus challenges with this puzzle! Of course the ultimate challenge is getting all 5 pieces in place. Measures about 5.5 x 3.5 in the base and cover. The cover will keep all pieces in place and is great for travel and storage. Wood is thick with nice lacquer finish. Pieces and the inner frame area are laser cut for precise fits. This is a Stewart Coffin design, #222, made with his permission. It was originally presented at IPP27. Thanks to Stewart and to Bill Cutler for their help in making this puzzle. To view a video of this puzzle, cut and paste this link: https://youtu.be/ndk0qkmLei0 Very Challenging Puzzle – Difficult for both teens and adults – Good luck with this one Puzzle Comes unsolved – Goal is to fit all 5 pieces in the rectangular space in the puzzle frame ONLY 1 SOLUTION Measures – 5.5 x 3.5 Puzzle pieces are laser cut from cherry and maple 1/4 hard wood A Stewart Coffin design – #222, made with his permission. Originally presented at IPP27. Thanks to Bill Cutler as well. Made in the USA – Every Outback wood puzzle is made in our Hudson FL shop