Towers of Hanoi

[dansnow]

Just finished this up. Been planning to make one for some time and finally sketched it up a couple days ago. Took longer to sand and paint than it took to cut out. Base is 1/2 pine, disks are 3/8" pine.

 

Thanks for looking

[dgman]

Good looking project! You obviously have a very smart dog!

[heppnerguy]

No fair. It looks like the dog is telling you where to put each ring..that is a great and challenging game.  and you did a marvelous job making it. looks like hours of returning fun

 

Dick

heppnerguy

[DWSUDEKUM]

Hehe the Dog looks like it is saying ok your turn:)  Great job.  Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

DW

[amazingkevin]

Simple looking  but not an easy project to get looking this good ,Well done friend,top job!

[Multifasited]

The Dog is thinking (Now Those are my kind of frisbees)  Well Done!

[frankorona]

Beautiful work, looks very well done, to have fun for a while, thanks for sharing.    

[ike]

The kids will love it

Edited December 8, 2014 by ike

[dansnow]

There is a simple formula for figuring the minimum number of moves to solve the puzzle, it is 2 to the nth - 1. Using 8 disks the result is 255 moves. That oughta keep the little buggers busy for a while! 

Edited December 8, 2014 by dansnow

[wombatie]

The dog looks very interested but doesn't want to move.  Bet the painting was a bit of a pain to do, but you did an excellent job.

 

Marg

[dansnow]

Actually Marg, the painting was the easiest part. A couple coats of 

krylon rattle can primer, then a couple coats of rattle can krylon color and that was it. Oh, and sanding it to 320 grit helped too.