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Designer | : | Stewart Coffin |
Craftsman | : | Stewart Coffin (1st) Tom Lensch (2nd)) Lee Krasnow (3rd & 4th) |
Category | : | Interlocking |
Material | : | Mahogany (1st) Purpleheart (2nd) Teak (3rd) Bubinga (4th) |
Pieces | : | 6 |
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The Star of David is in the same family as the Diagonal Burr and its many variations made by Stewart. It uses six dissimilar and non-symmetrical pieces. This unusual puzzle assembles into three different geometrical shapes having an axis of symmetry, as well as other shapes having no apparent symmetry. A difficult puzzle. The 3rd and 4th photographs show the Star of David in one of its alternate symmetrical assemblies. Stewart made 50 from 1981 to 1983 and 10 of a simpler version in 1990. Numbers 37 and 37A in his numbering system.
 | More information in The Puzzling World of Polyhedral Dissections |
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