My Oh my what ever would you people do with out us I tell you what e-mail me and I will tell you how he did it its so easy but it takes so much time I make and sell them at my both for 5 dollars when I do craft shows although I will not take his thunder away....
@colinprprpr The cube is originally large enough for the marble to get in. It is then boiled, compressed and allowed to dry. If the puzzle was accidentally dropped in a hot drink, for example, the marble would fall out.
this is a real cool puzzle! its exciting to try and figure out how u did it (which i still can't think of) very nice! perfect thing keep up the good work!
Hey, I would charge more than $10 for the ball in the wooden cube. I do know how it's done. Several of my friends make them. Just a suggestion, I would charge about $30. For all of you who do know how to make Impossible Puzzles, remember, you are among a small froup that know how it's done. Don't sell the art form too cheaply.
Thanks Jeff. That does make sense. It's such a rare art form that here in Canada I personally don't know of ANY competition for stuff like this. So maybe 30 or more is reasonable.
Just curious... for people who are interested in this puzzle, how much would you pay for one?
I was thinkin the most I would probibly charge would be $10 for this one speciffically. For people who read this please let me know your honest oppinion.
Thanks. I plan on trying to sell these and other objects. I'll keep you and everyone else posted. Now that I've accomplished this I'll be making ones with golf balls and light bulbs in cubes.
Well the light bulb was one that I bought. I didn't make it, but I figured out the secret. So... I plan on making them now, along with golf balls and marbles, and selling them on ebay or starting my own web site.
My Oh my what ever would you people do with out us I tell you what e-mail me and I will tell you how he did it its so easy but it takes so much time I make and sell them at my both for 5 dollars when I do craft shows although I will not take his thunder away....
chachi111769 1 year ago
Hot water nE1?
hecklerjh420 2 years ago
i just want to know how this is done, im not gonna steal it, its so interesting!
colinprprpr 2 years ago
@colinprprpr The cube is originally large enough for the marble to get in. It is then boiled, compressed and allowed to dry. If the puzzle was accidentally dropped in a hot drink, for example, the marble would fall out.
bachaddict 1 year ago
this is a real cool puzzle! its exciting to try and figure out how u did it (which i still can't think of) very nice! perfect thing keep up the good work!
TwistyPuzzleFreak 3 years ago
Make the tree grow around the marble and cut the section of wood containing the marble out of the tree. EASY.
duquetteroxx 3 years ago
there soo easy to make
heat the wood slightly
freeze the marble and put the marble in the hole then as soon as the marble heats up becaues the wod is warm it will expand and
taddar you cant get it out uless you burn the wood
alexnvicky 4 years ago
well... I'll tell you that that's not how I did it.
U2fan24 4 years ago
Hey, I would charge more than $10 for the ball in the wooden cube. I do know how it's done. Several of my friends make them. Just a suggestion, I would charge about $30. For all of you who do know how to make Impossible Puzzles, remember, you are among a small froup that know how it's done. Don't sell the art form too cheaply.
BottleMagic 4 years ago
Thanks Jeff. That does make sense. It's such a rare art form that here in Canada I personally don't know of ANY competition for stuff like this. So maybe 30 or more is reasonable.
U2fan24 4 years ago
@U2fan24 don't sell them for that much or nobody will buy them lol remember, a product is only worth what people will pay for it.
ObviousTrollLulz 1 year ago
Just curious... for people who are interested in this puzzle, how much would you pay for one?
I was thinkin the most I would probibly charge would be $10 for this one speciffically. For people who read this please let me know your honest oppinion.
U2fan24 4 years ago
Very nice.
matt4magic 4 years ago
Thanks. I plan on trying to sell these and other objects. I'll keep you and everyone else posted. Now that I've accomplished this I'll be making ones with golf balls and light bulbs in cubes.
U2fan24 4 years ago
Didn't you allready do the light bulb?
matt4magic 4 years ago
Well the light bulb was one that I bought. I didn't make it, but I figured out the secret. So... I plan on making them now, along with golf balls and marbles, and selling them on ebay or starting my own web site.
U2fan24 4 years ago