Fisher Pyraminx
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This is my custom pyraminx. I've long pondered the possibility of applying the concept of a Fisher cube to a pyraminx and was unable to find any examples of it being done before. After a recent discussion in the puzzle makers' Discord channel, I decided to design one for myself. The process behind "Fisherizing" a cube involves rotating its cuts around its central axis by 45 degrees, so applying this concept to a pyraminx would require rotating its cuts by 60 degrees around the central axis, which is exactly what I've done. Due to the nature of the puzzle, curved cuts are necessary, but I think they add a nice aesthetic touch. I'd like to thank DSPuzzles for their input on the creative process for this puzzle. **Required Hardware:** This puzzle uses standard 3x3 screws and springs. Here's what I used: https://www.thecubicle.com/products/dayan-57-55mm-hardware-set A 3D printable core is included in the STL files, but I highly recommend using a real one. Here's what I used for mine: https://www.thecubicle.com/products/qiyi-mfg-pyraminx-core **Parts Roster:** Core (x1) (optional) Center 1 (x3) Center 2 (x1) Edge 1 (x3) Edge 2 (x3) Tip Holder (x1) Tip (x1) Demonstration video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfPzI1qrD8c Video by Cubes Made Easy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxZxhpeMNkQ
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