Is it hard to make a cube with 3 identical pieces?

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Puzzleguy

The solution to this seems more like trying to arrange the pieces in a way that they would fit within a 3 x 3 x 3 cube rather than making the pieces into a cube(which would be impossible since these pieces only have a combined volume of 21 units cubed, while a cube has a volume of 27)

gadgetc

That doesn’t create a cube, that FITS in a cube

elementgermanium

This puzzle is easy. I solved it the moment I saw the video.

friendzonekj

That's not a solution. You are literally not creating a cube when your corners are different heights. They need to stop making these non-solution solution puzzles. This isn't out of the box thinking or creative problem solving, this is just terrible design.

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creeperazul

But the solved puzzle isn't a cube.

fuzzdrk

Once you realize there are only 21 cubes for what should be a 3³ cube (27), you start thinking outside the box.

Sovreign

Seems like the puzzle description is bad, the solution isn't a cube, but instead _fits into_ a cube.

donovanmahan

I think the issue is not people thinking they have to be corner pieces but rather you have to make a perfect cubes with all the edges together. A cube is 3x3 so as long you have a 3x3 shape, continuous edges or not, it is still a cube

gregputnam

That's making the cube **fit into** a 3x3x3 cube, not making the puzzle **itself** a 3x3x3 puzzle

rubenvanderark

I would have gotten the solution if the goal was to fit the pieces in a cube shaped hole. That’s not a cube

The-EJ-Factor

I just realized that the people who DESIGN puzzles have to really think hard. Some of these puzzles seem so carefully constructed and manipulated that sometimes I question to myself how did a human being make this

Lean_green_space_machine

“Think out the box and put the puzzle in the box” type of confusion

Z-Zer

One of my first thoughts was, "If there is always one part that sticks out when you fail the first time, then you need to treat one piece primarily as a middle piece for future reference." Ultimately since the problem sticks out the solution's likely centered. I would've solved the puzzle on the second or 10th try. I wouldn't go as far as to say this isn't easy.

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