Pieces D and E: These pieces look very similar—they both have a rounded dome-like shape with a square cutout that goes all the way through the dome. Here’s how to tell them apart: Enjoy a challenging puzzle, improve your hand-eye co-ordination and focus hard with this fantastic Spinning Puzzle Ball by Brain Maze.

CuberSpeed Rainbow Ball Magic Cube Fidget Toy Puzzle Magic CuberSpeed Rainbow Ball Magic Cube Fidget Toy Puzzle Magic

Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Press on the remaining squares on the sphere’s surface. There are three left, but (like before) only one of them will push inward when you press on it. Keep pressing on it until two pieces come free. [9] X Research sourceKeep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places.

Fidget Ball Puzzles - Etsy UK

This article was co-authored by wikiHow staff writer, Christopher M. Osborne, PhD. Christopher Osborne has been a wikiHow Content Creator since 2015. He is also a historian who holds a PhD from The University of Notre Dame and has taught at universities in and around Pittsburgh, PA. His scholarly publications and presentations focus on his research interests in early American history, but Chris also enjoys the challenges and rewards of writing wikiHow articles on a wide range of subjects. Gambol | Brutalist Geek Sculpture Concrete Brutalist Sculpture Beton Kinetic Art Concrete Architect gift

Fit Piece D onto Piece A. Find the bottom of the umbrella handle of Piece A. Point it straight toward you so it looks like a square. Position Piece D so its square cutout lines up with Piece A’s square protrusion, as well as the notches created by the other pieces. Slide Piece D into place so that the bottom of Piece A is flush (even) with the curved dome of Piece D. [4] X Research source Find the square on the sphere that will push inward. There are four squares visible on the ball, but only one of them will push inward when you press on it. When you find that one, press it all the way in until the piece pops out the other side. [7] X Research source Separate the last two pieces. Here again, press on the square you can see—this time it’s the only one remaining. This will detach the final two pieces of the puzzle—Pieces A and D. [10] X Research source Slip Piece F into the opening through the sphere. One side of the opening that goes through the center of the ball is bigger than the other—hold the ball so you’re looking at that side. Feed the smaller end of Piece F into this larger opening and keep sliding it until it fits into place and completes the sphere. [6] X Research source