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I'm glad it was helpful. I don't have a bronze yet (waiting for my order), so I don't know what the dynamic elements are, but something I realized when working on the gunmetal is that the map is mirrored left to right and up and down in relation to the actual maze. It can make it difficult to antici...

Thanks for the update Chris. I'm really looking forward to getting my hands on the next set of mazes.

While I'm waiting for the next batch of Revomazes to ship, I thought I'd make some custom mazes of my own. I'm adding a 4th axis to my little CNC to try to make some custom Revomaze cores, starting with a redesigned Gunmetal (the way I thought the maze was before I solved it) ;) . I've got some 1 in...

It's not a weird question. This topic is discussed in the "Mapping Challenge" thread.

Good to know. I didn't know there was a difference in diameter between the two holes. Thanks for the update. I'm glad you got the puzzle apart safely.

Nice! Could you tell what the culprit was, or did some unknown wizardry happen?

If the pin is stuck, and you can't back it out, the only thing I can think of (outside of using liquid) would be to use vibrations to move the pin. If you have something like an orbital sander, you could run the edge of the sanding pad against the puzzle to try to work the pin loose. Obviously you w...

Is it stuck in the solved position, or can you still move through the maze? Can you feel the pin moving up and down ramps freely?

I just opened my indigo again to confirm. The dot side of the core needs to be pointing toward the ground. The serial number should be facing upward when tapping the puzzle.

I can't remember if the dots are supposed to be pointing up or down. Did you try tapping the puzzle in both orientations. Moving to core around with very light pressure while tapping it may help as well. The pin has to be pushed out of the sleeve in to the core. I think the pin stops just past the s...