It's BAXTERWEB time!

[bluesign2k]

The original description for the item suggested that it was broken and unsolvable. I noticed that the description was altered after only a few hours of the auction being open. I think the best description of the design will be with the instructions it comes with, other than that you could contact James (based on Oli's comment).

[wallum]

Thanks bluesign 2k, I didn't see that.

[Paradox]

The original description for the item suggested that it was broken and unsolvable. I noticed that the description was altered after only a few hours of the auction being open. I think the best description of the design will be with the instructions it comes with, other than that you could contact James (based on Oli's comment).

As the original exchanger and designer of the puzzle have now sadly passed away I think James would be your best bet.

[kev1n]

Just been outbid again on final item - can't be bothered to chase it now. Especially as I picked up another couple of Microcubology puzzles yesterday on Puzzle paradise and also have another batch of twisties coming from Hong Kong. Need more space!

[TheJuggler]

I have so far won 2, have one ending tonight, and a fourth that I'm still in the running for. Who knows, I may end up with a few this time round.

[Fabregas485]

P.S. Does anyone here have experience with (mini) metal lathes/mills?

Look for the Proxxon brand miniature machines. I recently bought their MF70 router, and am saving up for a mini table saw. That (and the other high bids) is why I did not join the Baxter auctions this time (ok, back on topic already;-)

Harrison is a great brand of lathes. No idea if they are still around or if they make mine lathes, but I use a couple of old ones and they work like a treat. Make sure you see it before you buy as they vary so much. Get one you like the feel of, and get a couple of cermamic tips for when you feel you are ready for them.