Ramube Octrahedron - an Extremely Difficult Wood Puzzle and Brain Teaser

Name: Ramube Octrahedron - an Extremely Difficult Wood Puzzle and Brain Teaser
Brand: Creative Crafthouse
SKU: MCAB006IGBPDG
Price: 55.25 USD
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Brand: Creative Crafthouse

This wood puzzle has 8 complex pieces and 2 balls that are internal to the puzzle. This is one of our most challenging puzzles. You must first figure out how to get the pieces apart, and then its much more difficult to get back together. An exclusive Creative Crafthouse copyrighted puzzle from our shop. Designed for us by Ramu Kaminoff in 2008.

Features:

Extremely challenging puzzle that you must figure out how to take apart and then reassemble.
High quality solid wood construction. An unusual design by Ramu Kaminoff
Measures 4x4x4"
A Creative Crafthouse exclusive product. We are a small family business in Hudson, FL. Thank you for supporting us.

Product Details:

Size: 4x4x4 inches
Number of Pieces: 0
Package Quantity: 1

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