Ten Ring Project

Ten rings project

This project is super fun to make and play, you can spend hours learning how to solve it in minuets! Well without any further delay let’s start building.

You’re going to need

Tools

1. Hammer

2. Pliers

3. Knife

4. Drill

5. Wood Clamp

6. Drill bit [the same thickness of your coper wire]

7. Sandpaper grit 80 and 220

8. Marker

9. Ruler

Materials

1. Piece of wood 2 inches x 9 inches

2. Two feet of aluminum wire folded in the middle

3. Five feet of coper wire

2nd Step

Measure your wood every one inch and mark it with a marker, as shown in the first picture. And then clamp it to the table were your working at.

3rd Step

Then drill holes were you marked with your drill.

4th Step

Now get the wood you are working with and sand it first with 80 grit and then 220.

5th Step

Get the coper wire and peel one side of it, then pull out the wire from the wire coating as shown.

6th Step

Set your wood aside for a minuet or two, because we’re going to make the wire part now.

Cut with the pliers ten pieces of coper wire

3 inches long, and bend them in the format of rings.

7th Step

Hold the rings with the pliers as shown

while hammering it to get a better circle. If you

have some wire from the rings two ends that ends

up one on top of the other cut it so that it stays

end with end as shown in second picture.

8th Step

Ok, time to look at all we made till now:

Ten holes in a wood 9 in x 2 in

Ten coper rings

If you have that you’re all right. Let’s keep going now. Cut ten pieces of wire 3 ½ inches.

9th Step

Make “fish hooks” in the end of the ten wires you just cut [remember DON’T CLOSE the wire’s hooks leave them slightly open]. Hammer the hooks to make them flat, as shown in the third picture.

10th Step

Put the rings inside of the hooks

and clamp the hooks shut.

11th Step

Now bring back your wood because we’re going to put everything together.

Get the wire and start to put them in as shown in the pictures one by one, till you put all ten of them in. The last one is going to hang over but that’s normal.

12th Step

Turn every thing on its side as shown, and clamp the pliers on the top part of the wires. With your hand pull the other side down so that the wires don’t come off.

13th Step

Clamp the wood to your working table. It should

look like the first picture.

Cut off the end of the wires as shown,

letting only about 3 centimeters on the bottom for

the wire not to come out.

14th Step

Clamp the wood to your working table. It should

look like the first picture.

Cut off the end of the wires as shown,

letting only about 3 centimeters on the bottom for

the wire not to come out.

Purpose of the puzzle

.remove the aluminum wire from the coper wires. if you need help solving it you can watch this video.