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From: Tim Browne <ue451@victoria.tc.ca>
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Subject: Pyramorphix
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I'd like to try taking my Pyramorphix puzzle apart to see what makes it
tick. I took a brief look at it today, but the internal mechanism appears
to be somewhat delicate. of course, it could just be paranoia on my part.
How does one go about taking a Pyramorphix apart safely? L8r.

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