Well as it is one of my customs I managed to leave a single piece out of the stl file for the puzzle so this is as far as it will get for a while.(wow it does not look blue in person )

The good part about this, is that means I will go ahead and order my next puzzle while i am ordering the replacement part. This deserves another hint. I am only giving one this time, for this one I prefer that no one posts what they think it is. If you do think you know what it is then keep it to yourself and feel giddy like I do.

not more shape that I made

Let's keep this to hints gentlemen, if you want in depth discussion of what you think is being hinted at, please start a new topic like this.

Dave

Like any good girl.....I love.....NUTS.
and BULLETS!

(work that one out boys! I dare you. )

hint: js-rd95/umcce135/gbapp335

good luck

EDIT: removed original post as requested

EDIT2: hehe I know what it is, but cant describe it

I messed up something on the hint, remove my quote before the forum knows, that one wasn't to be revealed yet

Corrected

I am currently making a pot of puzzle soup, anyone figure out what the other puzzle was?

was the previous one a void mixup?

Cookies! On phone so can't photo you the thought

Received a shipment from Shapeways from with the parts for my first 3-D printed design. Going to have to do some manual work to get the pieces to fit properly, but I hope to have a proof of concept prototype within the next week.

In the meantime, have a cropped screenshot from FreeCAD showing one of my puzzle's pieces.

This is the puzzle after my next one. I wouldn't expect to see it until after Christmas. Good luck guessing this one.

That has a really interesting shaped reflection to it:My vote is for something that isn't actually a cube or even a pillowed cube.

It could be a rhombic dodecahedron...

Or a pull apart corner turning cube equivalent to a corners only skewb...

Muahahaha

Double post, first off I suppose I should say that my last hint may or may not be all of the pieces to the puzzle

and second I have a hint for the puzzle I will be showing tomorrow.

+ 1 still ='s O

At Muffet,
It's a cube or cuboid. It's pillowed and disproportional. My guess would be a 7x7x7 or 5x6x7

Just sent my 3rd puzzle design to Shapeways to be printed yesterday. It has x movable pieces. And depending on how the puzzle is stickered each of them has x-1 possible orientations. There are also x stickers on each face of the puzzle. And I'll say x is a single digit number.

This is also the first of my designs I can upload as a single model on Shapeways. It's been in my head for a while now but I just started on the design in Solidworks on Sunday so its also by far the fasted I've ever thrown a design together.

Enjoy,
Carl

Why did you bother making a Junior Pyraminx?

The Junior Pyraminx has 8 movable pieces and 4 stickers per face. I'll also say x is neither 4 nor 8.

Carl

http://twistypuzzles.com/cgi-bin/puzzle.cgi?pkey=2647

But I digress. Can't wait to see whatever it is!

Ahh... I was thinking Pyramorphix. I guess that puzzle does fit for x=4 then.

Carl

You'll get the rest tomorrow

And yes, it is assembled and works, but with no screw in sight

I finally received my first puzzle, and it already dyed and assembled. I just need to finish applying the stickers. So I will release it soon.
Guess what it is!:


Here another hint for the shape (ignore the cuts):

Don't tell me....2x2 plus skewb plus helicopter cube? unbandaged? I'm already scared!

Second-level unbandaging, and helicopter+skewb+2x2?

Either that or the Heli Skewb got knocked off.

Don't go too far in your thoughs it can't be 16 puzzles at a time (yes i know what it is )

EDIT: no knock off

MY TURN:

To be published tomorrow:

PAGE 9:

Looks like lots of new puzzles are coming soon. I thought that the above picture was for a slightly less deepcut starminx, but the piece that is next to it kinda confuses me.

My above picture hint has been ordered, any new ideas?

Next puzzle:

A while ago, I made a puzzle that people thought was misnamed. I am now making the puzzle that truly fits that name.

Please don't guess here.

-Eitan

Just got my latest puzzle design from Shapeways yesterday. It's 100mm by 100mm and I'm aiming for a price point of $25 which includes my markup.

Carl

My first 3D printed puzzle (that I've designed). Looks like a normal Hexagonal Prism, doesn't it?

Don't know what special twist you've given it, but I do know it looks really nice! Well done, can't wait to see it in full!

No. A "normal" hexagonal prism would have square stickers.
That was mean.

It looks very promising.

WOW! I just gave it away.. well whatevs It will please everyone

It's been a while, but one of David Pitcher's puzzles gave me the inspiration I needed to get back on SolidWorks. Hooray for being about to graduate!

Solidworks is giving me lots of trouble with the fillets and shells this time. But I'm on the home stretch now, so I should be able to order it tonight.

-Eitan

Reminds me of some of Gelatinbrain's spheres. My vote is for jumbling puzzle with additional unbandaging to create stored cuts.

By the way, here's another hint picture. You wouldn't believe how long it took me to finish this piece to my liking.

Here are the pieces for my next puzzle:



The number of pieces here is 424, plus some extras. The total number of pieces the puzzle should have is 425, but Shapeways forgot a piece. Hopefully I'll be able to present the puzzle before the end of the month.

Oh, and it jumbles. A lot.

The "image" is really one difficult to guess hint. You really went out of your way to disguise.
Anyway what is the definition of the amount of jumbling? Since when can puzzle jumble a lot? Hopefully no one is going to come up with a definition.
I can't wait for it.

EDIT: all of a sudden there is actually an image. I took it out of the quote. I just read "image" there before. For minutes.
I hope it's a dodecahedron, like it seems.

What I mean by the puzzle jumbles a lot is that there are many ways to split up the parts. Interestingly enough, there is only one angle that will lead to a jumbling move, but after a jumbling move, I've counted six or so other jumbling moves that interact with the previous jumbling. This picture is when I took it apart after accidentally jumbling it.

@Luke: about 20 types of jumbling total

That looks terrifying.

Appears to be a dodecahedron of some sort that is deeper cut than the Megaminx. And 20 types of jumbling! Holy cow! I had no idea that there were that many!

The 20 makes me think corner turning dodecahedron with split corners

That's called a Starminx III ^^