The Tower of Hanoi Game and Puzzle
The Tower of Hanoi Game and Puzzle
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I created this Tower of Hanoi puzzle as I remember making one out of wood in school 35 years ago.
I decided designing a 3D-printed version was a great idea.
It is designed smaller (just 90mm wide by 30mm deep by 32mm tall) than the traditional size so you can easily use it anywhere, including whilst sitting in a chair without a surface to lean on.
The puzzle objective and rules are as follows:
- Start with all pieces stacked on top of each other (biggest to smallest at the top) on one side of the base.
- The objective is to move the tower from one side to the other whilst strictly following the two rules below.
- You can only move one piece at a time.
- You can only place a smaller piece on a bigger piece.
The snippet below is from Wikipedia.
The Tower of Hanoi (also called The Problem of Benares Temple or Tower of Brahma or Lucas' Tower and sometimes pluralized as Towers, or simply pyramid puzzle.
I hope you enjoy it as much as those around me have done.
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