• OskarPuzzle — YouTube

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    Oskar van Deventer's channel with new, innovative mechanical puzzles and mechanisms, mostly designed by Oskar, (c) 1978 - present.
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  • Oskar Van Deventer : Mass-Produced Puzzles Wikipedia...

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    Dutch puzzle makerOskar van DeventerBornMattijs Oskar van Deventer1965 (age 58–59)Wageningen...

  • oskarvandeventer.nl

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  • ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ван_Девентер,_Оскар

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    Оскар ван Девентер — нидерландский создатель головоломок. Он создаёт прототипы головоломок с помощью 3D-печати.

  • Oskar Van Deventer - Twisty Puzzle Inventor And Designer

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    Like all puzzle designers, Oskar van Deventer is incredibly well known for just a handful of his amazing puzzle designs. Not all of his puzzles enter mass...

  • Speedsolving | Index

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  • Oskar Puzzles by Oskar_van_Deventer - Shapeways Shops

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    Oskar Puzzles offers mechanical puzzles and objects that can only exist thanks to 3D printing technologies. All designed by M.Oskar van Deventer. More details...
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  • Category:Oskar Van Deventer - Puzzle Place

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    Oskar lives in Leidschendam, the Netherlands. Born in 1965, started puzzle designing at the age of 12. Now more than thirty years later he has made hundreds...

  • Oskar Van Deventer — Wikipedia Republished // WIKI 2

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    Mass-produced puzzles. Gear cube: Previously named "Caution Cube" because there was a big chance to pinch your fingers with the gears.[9] It was mass-produced...

  • Gigantic Puzzle Prototypes : Oskar Van Deventer

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    Oskar van Deventer - The classic Rubik's Cube is hard enough to solve; I don't know what designer Oskar van Deventer was thinking when he created the 17 x 17 x...