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So are you actually in the main start ring with the same amount of shaft at either end of the sleeve?

Paradox wrote:So are you actually in the main start ring with the same amount of shaft at either end of the sleeve?

Yes. It's not like anything I've experienced before. I've emailed Support too.

Update: after a helpful email from Chris, and a PM from Paradox, I'm back in business, and very relieved.

Thanks for your help, guys.

dignut wrote:I sent my registration email on Friday but am still awaiting admission to the Bronze owners' area.

To apply for the registered group just go to Usergroups in the User Control Panel and apply to join the registered group. One of the admins will then get an email notifying us of this and we will let you in.

Barcared wrote:

dignut wrote:I sent my registration email on Friday but am still awaiting admission to the Bronze owners' area.

To apply for the registered group just go to Usergroups in the User Control Panel and apply to join the registered group. One of the admins will then get an email notifying us of this and we will let you in.

Noted. Thank you!

You should be able to turn the core counter clockwise (looking head on at the right side) past that stop. There may be a little *burr* in there preventing you from turning. Don't use excessive force, but you should be able to get past it. If not, contact Chris directly. You won't be able to progress past the other stop (turning clockwise).

So, is that jam is a part of the solution, or is it a mechanical flaw? Asking because I have it too...

0xffffffff wrote:So, is that jam is a part of the solution, or is it a mechanical flaw? Asking because I have it too...

Not really a flaw as such, some puzzles just need to be 'worn in' a bit more than others.

Can I just say, the freeze method works on the plastics as well

what was the solution to fix the issue when the puzzle is stuck at the beginning-circle?