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Bob Roehrig

Chinese Puzzle Ball

After 4 months and a 1/2 bucket of blown out Spheres, my quest to make a chinese Puzzle ball has ended......Success at last. The Chinese Ball pictured is made entirely from one solid sphere. There are 4 balls in all with 3 being in the inside and able to rotate. Sanding minor marks off the inside balls is not a whole lot of fun. The Sphere itself is 2 5/8" in diameter and obviously the inside balls get progressively smaller.
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NIKON COOLPIX L820
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ƒ/4.1
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12.3 mm
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280
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My First Chinese Puzzle Ball.JPG
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Tue, 30 November -0001 12:00 AM
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