Autodesk University Puzzle Challenge!

[jodom4]

Hey Fusion Community,

Show us what you got! We're looking for puzzles, brain teasers, and other irresistible diversions for display at this year's Autodesk University in Las Vegas.

First prize is a snazzy watch by Minus 8, and there's lots of other good stuff.  Get to work, this one closes on November 2nd!

Image courtesy of Albert Karlan from the Fusion Gallery.

http://www.manufacturinglounge.com/autodesk-university-puzzle-challenge/

[chrisplyler]

Puzzle: Remove the inner ball from the outer ball...

[etfrench]

That's too easy.  Just click on 'Remove' in the Browser

[daniel_lyall]

Open Me

[TheCADWhisperer]

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@daniel_lyall wrote:

Open Me

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You forgot to Attach the *.3d file?

[jodom4]

You guys are a barrel of laughs!

[daniel_lyall]

No, I did not forget to attach it and yes I have done it my self it is on facebook a few months ago and in my file system.  But any way JD it is attached.

[kandennti]

Hi.

If possible, I would like to know the answer to this.

https://grabcad.com/library/puts-a-sphere-in-an-cube-1

[TheCADWhisperer]

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@daniel_lyall wrote:

No, I did not forget to attach it and yes I have done it my self...

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I cannot figure out how to get your puzzle to open?

Have you actually printed this out and tested?  ( I don't want to waste material on my printer if it doesn't actually work (and of course I will add a bit of clearance for the print).)

[melvinbrian3d]

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@chrisplyler wrote:

Puzzle: Remove the inner ball from the outer ball...

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hahahahahahahahahahaha

that make my day!!! jajajajajaj

[daniel_lyall]

The offset faces at the end of the timeline are for my printer, on the second go it worked fine.

You rotate it into the slot from the front to the back.

[etfrench]

You could probably machine it using the techniques here.