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Wasserhahn (Water Tap)
| Object | Remove the ball that prevents water from running. |
|---|---|
| Difficulty | Level 10 - Mind Boggling |
| Brand | Constantin |
| Types | Premium Collectible Puzzles, Roger D. |
| Dimensions | 8 cm x 5.7 cm x 4.2 cm / 3.2 in x 2.2 in x 1.7 in |
| Packaging | Shrinkwrap |
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Wasserhahn or "Water Tap" in English, is a puzzle by the infamous "Roger D". Roger D is a mysterious puzzle designer from Germany, and his actual identity is known only to a few. Roger is known throughout the puzzling world for his extremely difficult and high quality machined aluminum puzzles. Roger's puzzles are produced in relatively small numbers and are highly collectible, they are also sold with no information as to the objective of the puzzles and this is classed as adding an extra degree of difficulty to them.
This puzzle is made of aluminum with a copper spout at its front and two butterfly nuts at its top. The front of the puzzle bears the initials of the designer. To solve this puzzle you must figure out how to make the tap start working... A difficult and creative solution to an amazing and collectible puzzle gem.
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It's a nice puzzle, nice idea and presentation, i was not able to solve it without hint (spent quite some time, but was thinking in different direction all of that time). From puzzling perspective its interesting, maybe even 10 hardness rating is justified. What i don't like about it is a price. For something you can make in your garage in an hour probably - its way overpriced. I'd say its price should be 80-100$ max, not 300. After solving it you can have this feeling of overpaying like i had.