Towers of Hanoi (up to 9 rings!)

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The Tower of Hanoi is a timeless puzzle that requires skillful manipulation of disks around pegs to transfer an entire stack to the opposite side of the board (learn more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower_of_Hanoi). I've designed a compact set measuring 10cm x 3.5cm x 3cm, consisting of 9 rings in total (feel free to print fewer or all and use fewer - it's entirely up to you and the level of challenge you desire). To play: The objective is to move the stack from its initial position on one peg, where disks are stacked in ascending order by height (widest at the bottom), to the opposite peg. To achieve this, follow these simple rules: - You can only move one piece at a time onto any of the pegs. - Never place a larger piece on top of a smaller one; avoid creating unstable stacks. A fascinating fact: the minimum number of moves required to solve a puzzle with n rings is given by the formula (2^n) - 1. With 9 rings, it's impossible to complete in under 511 moves. Enjoy! I'd be grateful if you print this set and share a photo in the 'made' section - it's wonderful to see your creations in others' hands!