Date:  5 Aug 1981 0948-PDT
From: ISAACS at SRI-KL
Subject: 10-sided cube
To: cube-lovers at MIT-MC

  The 10-sided cube was discussed a couple of months ago.  The main result
was that the easiest way to solve it was "side across" - that is, don't
start from the octagonal face, but from one of the "sides".  Then the
last layer should be solvable except for a possible edge-flip.  Note that
there are two new difficulties with this cube: the one mentioned, and the
single edge flip.  SPOILER! This is, of course, an optical illusion, brought
about by the fact that the second edge, which of course is also flipped, is
a uni-colored edge, and you can't see it.
         --- Stan Isaacs
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