Maltese Gear Cube The Meffert's Maltese Gear Cube is a mass-produced version of the original puzzle made in 2013 by Oskar Van Deventer. The puzzle has similar functionality to a gear mixup cube, but this one has even more gears and also features hollow corners, allowing you to see all the way through the puzzle. |
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Hollow Cube https://www.puzzlemaster.ca/browse/inventors/oskar/14300-hollow-cube |
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Hollow Pyraminx |
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Hollow Skewb Ultimate
Hollow Skewb Ultimate is a dodecahedral shape-mod of the Hollow Skewb. Instead of a solid core, it has a void. The pieces are held together by dovetail connections. https://www.puzzlemaster.ca/browse/inventors/oskar/14299-hollow-skewb-ultimate |
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Hollow Skewb
Hollow Skewb is a hollowed version of the classic Mefferts Skewb puzzle. Instead of a solid core, it has a void. The pieces are held together by dovetail connections. https://www.puzzlemaster.ca/browse/inventors/oskar/14297-hollow-skewb-cube |
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Hollow Two by Two https://www.puzzlemaster.ca/browse/inventors/oskar/14298-hollow-two-by-two |
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Gear Egg Gear Egg is a new shapemod of Oskar’s already classic “Gear Cube” puzzle. |
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Pyraminx Diamond Stickers in 4 or 8 colors. Pyraminx Diamond is a shape |
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GearBarrel
Gear Barrel is a shape This shapemod was first made |
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Geared Mixup Another brilliant puzzle designed by Oskar, |
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Gear Gear Cuboctahedron is a 10 faces schape mod based on Oskar's Iconic Gear cube. |
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Pyraminx Duo Pyraminx Duo was based on an idea by Rob Stegmann. Oskar spotted a Pyraminx-like puzzle on Rob's page that had only corners and centers, but no edges. Oskar developed a prototype of the puzzle, which is now produced as Pyraminx Duo. It can always be solved in four moves when it has plain stickers, and in seven moves with oriented stickers |
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David Gear Cube This puzzle combines a corner-and-center- turning gear cube with a twisty 2x2x2 cube. Wheras it is easy to return the puzzle to its cubic shape, it is quite a challenge to get all gear segments to their right face, and even harder to solve the puzzle as a whole. This puzzle was inspired by the Gear Cube. |
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Gear Octahedron
Gear Octahedron is another shape-mod |
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Gear Change
In co-operations with Tony Fischer |
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Gear Ball Gear Ball is a shape-mod |
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It even has a hanger so it can double as a valuable and unique Christmas tree ornament. | |
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Jade Chopsticks Jade Chopstick was designed by Ola Jansson and Oskar after Ola designed his famous 1x2x5 puzzle .Oskar took Ola's concept to the extreme and built unlucky twist a 1x2x13 . Mefferts brought it back to 1x2x9 and made a nice sculpted version. |
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Gear Minx Gear Minx is a shape-mod of Oskar's Gear Cube. The shape is called "dodecahedron". There are two versions, one with simple stickers and one with more complicated stickers |
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Gear
Mastermorphix Gear Mastermorphix is another shape-mod of Oskar's Gear Cube. |
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Treasure Chest Based on the Gift Cube design. Gift Cube has a romantic history. Matthew Farnsworth commisioned the puzzle to hide a ring and to asked his girlfriend Mindy to get married. She said yes. Read more |
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The Gear Shift The Gear Shift give a new twist or two to an old puzzle utilising eight rotating gears, which some might think it’s a definite step down from its previously release older brother the Gear Cube which had 12 gears they will be sorely mistaken. |
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Mosaic Cube
The Mosaic cube is a different twist on puzzling than we have ever brought you before. This puzzle makes simply stunning designs, and is a challenge to solve. Unlike any other puzzle we have produced before, it has a completely new core with eight arms connecting each of the corners. This allows for rotations never before seen in any of our previously released puzzles. |
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Gear Cube Extreme ( Meffert's Puzzle Of the Year for 2010 ) |
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Gear Cube The Gear-cube is a brand new concept in cube design and has the following inventive steps. Using a full gear mechanism that requires twelve turns to complete one rotation but having said this it is still slightly easier then the Rubik's cube, designed by M. Oskar van Deventer and inspired by a gearing idea by Bram Cohen, it was Meffert's Puzzle Of the Year for 2010. Placing the gears externally, so that their orientation can be seen, Adding gear teeth to the corner and edge pieces and using a new speed cube inner core. These steps result in a twisty puzzle that on the one hand has some of the features and attractiveness of the original Rubik's Cube. Whereas on the other hand it creates a completely new and unexpected solving experience.To summarize, the following aspects add to the attraction of Gear-Cube; A first solving reward is getting the puzzle to its cubic state. This is relatively easy. A second solving reward is getting the puzzle to a state where each face has only two colors (of opposite faces). This is a bit harder, but achievable for many people. Hardest is solving the puzzle as a whole, which is still easier than the original Rubik's Cube.
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