I'm not a mathematician but if I have 19 rows of 3 I would have 57 blocks yet this only comes with 56 giving you 18 2/3 row What is the right number??
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The bottom row is intentionally missing the middle block (see the product image) because it is impossible to take it out when playing, plus 56 fits perfectly in the bag.
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I bought them to help layout quilt blocks but I haven't had a chance to play with them yet. As far as I can tell all the blocks are identical: side 1= red/white, side 2= blue/yellowside 3= solid blueside 4= solid redside 5= solid whiteside 6= solid yellow
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Do not know. Daughter took blocks home a few months ago. we bought for grandson who is 16 months old. The vendor that sells it may respond to.question.
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sorry - don't recall. The blocks are flat - figure: W+W+H+H by L - that should be approximate
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I believe 250#. Make a template before you finish your wall so you know exactly where to put blocking to screw into.
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hihi, im not sure. this is my first pack of mega blocks. sorry, cant help much :)
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Our set has 4 a and 4 b. 3 a s are embossed and 2 b s. I do not know if all the sets are alike, but suspect they are. Nice blocks
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I agree. It takes a little time for figure it out. I think the easiest way to explain it is that there is not 1 row that can test the whole spectrum from 0 to 14. So they've included four rows. For example, if I remember right, the top row will really only test approximately 0-6, the second row approximately 4-10, the third row approximately 9-11 and the fourth row approximately 9-12. There is a little bit of overlap on them, as there should be with the exception of 1-5 which it must've just been hard to find something to test those numbers well. I hope this helps. If you still have questions, please write again. I'd love to help.
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I did not use all he dividers but here is what I did with mine. The dividers in the top should be in an X, the second is in divided into fours and the third was divided into six.
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I buy Jigsaws Galore! and they have 50 puzzles on each disk. They sell one for $40 that has 200. I've never seen one with 2200 of them.
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Sorry but that is the same question I asked. I did not get a diagram or instructions either and cannot really tell from the picture where all the pieces go. It says to refer to the diagram but there is not one included.
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We have 56 in the case, though I note that we don't crowd them. We lean the case against the wall instead of attaching it. If I'm recollecting correctly, it comes with the hardware to use to attach it to the wall.
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Hello Cynthia, It all depends upon the serving size, doesn't it? For example: if you decide on 2 x 2 inch squares, the result will be 54. If you decide upon 3 x 3 inch squares, the result will be 24, yes? 12 and 18 are evenly divided by both 2 and 3 so the combination is easy to calculate. 2 x 3 pieces will result in 36. there you are - it all depends upon the appetites of your guests. jack
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Danial, I am sorry, I built it for someone else and don't remember exactly how many but I would say 5. Best guess. Tom
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If you look at the bottom left corner of the picture and make a 3 x 3 square - those are the 9 that I received. However, I think it's random so you might not receive the same ones.
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You can choose a different number for the combination as described by Mr. Mitchell. I have to disagree with the other comment. My son-in-law and grandson put it together without any issues. My grandson loves it because he actually "made it". I was going to get the cash box but opted for this one because he likes to build things. He is 11 and loves it. Hope this helps.
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That is the correct number of rails. Two long ones 76" on each edge, three 72" rails across connecting the two 76" rails. And one rail the runs down the middle connecting the three cross members. if it's too short to do that, it doesn't belong. Should be obvious once you lay out the pieces.