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The puzzle should look like about three-fourths of a completed ball (sphere) now—just two pieces to go! Piece D has a notch that goes two-thirds of the way across the piece on the front side below the square cutout, and two uneven (asymmetrical) bump-outs on the back side below the square cutout. Pieces D and E: These pieces look very similar—they both have a rounded dome-like shape with a square cutout that goes all the way through the dome. You’ll see a notch in Piece A that almost looks like a lowercase letter “t”—slide Piece B into this notch.

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Piece C: This is the other piece (along with Piece A) that looks like an umbrella cut in half lengthwise. Turn Piece C so the top of the umbrella canopy is pointed toward you, with the flat side (and two notches) facing down and the rounded side facing up.Enjoy a challenging puzzle, improve your hand-eye co-ordination and focus hard with this fantastic Spinning Puzzle Ball by Brain Maze. This article has been fact-checked, ensuring the accuracy of any cited facts and confirming the authority of its sources. He is also a historian who holds a PhD from The University of Notre Dame and has taught at universities in and around Pittsburgh, PA.

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At this point, you should be able to clearly visualize where Piece E (one-fourth of a sphere) fits into the nearly-completed ball (three-fourths of a sphere).One side of the opening that goes through the center of the ball is bigger than the other—hold the ball so you’re looking at that side. So, once you read our step-by-step instructions below, you’ll be able to solve pretty much any 6-piece puzzle ball like a pro!

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Press against the inner walls of the square opening until the piece that surrounds it on three sides slides free and out of place. Position Piece D so its square cutout lines up with Piece A’s square protrusion, as well as the notches created by the other pieces.There are four squares visible on the ball, but only one of them will push inward when you press on it. Slide Piece D into place so that the bottom of Piece A is flush (even) with the curved dome of Piece D. Turn Piece A on its side so the umbrella shape is horizontal with the canopy to the left, the handle to the right, and the larger parts of both the canopy and handle pointing downward. Slide the umbrella stem of Piece C into the long notch near the top of the A/B combination until the domed tops of all three pieces line up.