Puzzles are a type of logical problem, the solution of which can be in a wide variety of forms. Previously, these "toys" were made by craftsmen mainly from wood. Now the modern market is ready to offer many puzzles made of plastic, metal and other materials.
Instructions
Step 1
Metal puzzles are quite complex in their compositional performance. As a rule, they consist of two parts: main and removable. At first glance, solving metal puzzles seems barely possible. And yet, each of them has its own way of solving. Such a puzzle is considered solved if you were able to separate its parts, and then bring them to their original position.
Step 2
Getting started with the solution, it is worth taking care of good lighting of the room. When solving any puzzle, you never need to rush and make sudden movements. Force won't help you either. The main thing is to find a starting point for a solution. You can understand how you can collect metal puzzles using the example of two samples: "Star" and "Ring".
Step 3
When solving the "Star" puzzle, first of all, you need to smoothly release the metal loop from the ring, which is located in the center of the structure. To do this, turn the loop counterclockwise with your right hand, and gently hold the ring with your left.
Step 4
Then you need to free the metal loop from the other two rings located below. String two small rings on the bottom of the loop, then move it slightly towards the inner small rectangle, and then bring it out of there. When the loop has left the central part of the star, all that remains is to free it from the small rings. The puzzle has been solved.
Step 5
The principle of assembly of the "Ring" is based on the collection of several parts together. Disassembled, this puzzle consists of 4 rings interconnected. If you look closely at the puzzle, you can distinguish between two types of rings. The assembly of the puzzle should be started based on this factor.
Step 6
First, connect the same type of rings (with "ticks", with "monograms"). Then place a second pair of rings on them (with gaps or deeper dimples) so that they firmly connect with the first group. Thus, the puzzle will be solved. The correctness of its assembly will be evidenced by the uniformity and clarity of the pattern of the assembled composition.
