Triangular tower of Hanoi

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As a kid, I spent countless hours playing with my grandparents, and now I'm creating puzzles for my own children. The traditional circular design is familiar, but I wanted something fresh, so I decided to make mine triangular. This new shape not only adds visual interest but also provides an added layer of security - if the kids try to cheat by flipping the puzzle over, the base triangles will point in the opposite direction, exposing their trick. To ensure the sticks stood upright without wobbling, I printed them lying flat. Assembling everything was a breeze since all the pieces fit together seamlessly without glue, although it did take some trial and error to get them to slide smoothly into place. If you're planning on making one of these puzzles yourself, consider scaling down the tiles slightly to avoid any snugness issues - a little filing will go a long way in getting everything to click nicely.