Russian Doll Random Maze Puzzle Gift Box (Updated Xmas 2018)

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This is a mind-bending, multi-level puzzle box challenge where you solve one puzzle only to discover another, and maybe even another, before finally reaching the treasure at the center. Customize your own puzzle box with ease using https://www.me.uk/puzzlebox. For best results, consider printing each part separately rather than together. This allows for greater flexibility in color choice, adding an extra layer of fun to the experience. Minimal support is required, making it a breeze to set up and enjoy. Ideal for gifting, these puzzle boxes are perfect for birthdays, Christmas presents, or even as a unique alternative to cash or lottery tickets - like a shiny new ring! Examples include a thrilling lottery ticket gift box, a clever pound coin box, some practical storage solutions (such as a ring box), and several test boxes designed to ensure your printer's clearance settings are spot on. Use the link above to generate a random maze with your preferred settings from a wide range of options. Don't forget to show your appreciation by clicking like if you enjoy this puzzle box - even if you're downloading it from www.me.uk. The example files have been updated periodically, so be sure to check version.stl for the latest date and time. New Version (Christmas 2018) This latest update adds a range of exciting features, including: A maze within a maze, taking your puzzle-solving skills to new heights An alternating version that adds an extra layer of challenge and excitement Text on the end and side of the box, providing an additional puzzle to solve Helical mazes that will test your problem-solving abilities in a whole new way A grip on the base for easy handling and use A cleaner model with significantly faster rendering in OpenSCAD Many more controls to customize your puzzle box experience A simple web form to create mazes with ease You can either create a brand-new, random, and customized Open SCAD file using https://www.me.uk/puzzlebox or take matters into your own hands by downloading the C code from GitHub at https://github.com/revk/PuzzleBox. The possibilities are truly endless! Special thanks to my son, James, for taking my maze boxes to the next level with this multi-level concept - well done! P.S. And yes, there is a small loop near the end of the maze just for fun.