Hey, it's Aaron.
And today we'll be going through the solution for Rondo Turco.
This puzzle is a level eight on the Puzzle Master difficulty scale. This puzzle,
and many others are available at puzzlemaster.ca.
So this is Rondo Turco. We have our four pieces,
one frame, three internal pieces.
So to start with, we will push this over.
Now you might have this orientated the other way,
but if you want to follow along, give it a rotate.
So we will move this piece over.
So that's up in the corner. We will move this piece down.
We'll slide this piece over to the side.
This piece up and over.
Then we can slide this piece
over to the end. This piece to the side
and this piece over. So we've got something that looks like that. From here,
our middle piece can drop out. And my version's a little tight,
so don't mind me just slowly pressing it
through.
There we go. First piece out.
Slide that over. This up and over and it can drop through,
and then we just more or less do the same. So we have our frame
and then our three C's. So to put it back together.
We put the Cs through, so that they can hang over the edge,
like so.
It really doesn't matter which one you start with,
but you just gotta make sure you have that space cleared for the other C to drop
in. So we'll drop that one in and down,
and then we'll move that into that position.
So they're both hanging over; the openings are facing outside.
Also make sure that this nub is here when you put it in, like
so. If you put this in backwards, this puzzle becomes super easy.
From what I understand,
they were supposed to color one of these wood blocks to indicate that
this end was supposed to match up with here. So, I mean,
that's a thing to watch out for,
especially if you want this to be an interesting take apart.
So we'll put this piece in
and of course it's tight, so I'm just going to press. And yours might not be.
There we go. So I'll move that
all the way forward. Move that to the side, like so.
Move that over and down. Then we can slide this one C
onto the other, pop this one up
and over.
From here, we can move it up and slide our
pin C back to the end,
down and over.
And it's back together. Thank you for watching.
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