This of course is an early example of 3D Printing and very reminiscent of similar printed puzzles I’ve had from Shapeways.
Here’s George’s description:
“This puzzle consists of two identical components that screw together.
It is made of nylon by selective laser sintering. The name comes from
Plato's association of the tetrahedron with the classical element of fire.
I made 100 of these as my IPP28 exchange puzzle.
Separately, the pieces look like this. It is tricky to put them together.”
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