The board is made from a single plank of pine, measuring 900 mm in length, 90 mm in width, and 15 mm in thickness. With some basic tools and a selection of paints, you can make your own too :) This set was made with a single pine plank and some wooden balls purchased from a seller on ebay. I can then just print off my puzzles and not have to worry about the colour/number mapping system.
#PRINTABLE 3D COLOR SUDOKU GENERATOR#
This is how I've been playing so far, but I now have an ambition to code up my own Sudoku puzzle generator that will output in colours. As long as you keep consistent colour/number mapping the game can be played. You can play the Rainbowku (I know, terrible portmanteau) by obtaining any Sudoku starting puzzle (widely available online) and assigning colours to the numbers.
There are approximately 6.67E+21 (that's 667 with 19 zeros after!) unique solutions to the Sudoku puzzle!! It has also been determined that the minimum number of clues possible for a proper Sudoku is 17, with over 49,000 of these solutions found! The game of Sudoku has been somewhat of an obsession for many mathematicians, although it has taken a number of variations and names throughout history. Sudoku is normally played with the numbers 1-9, but you can have more fun by replacing numbers with pretty colours! Also, bringing the game off the page and into 3D space makes for more collaborative puzzle solving! Try leaving an unsolved puzzle out for people and see how no one can resist having a go! I've always wanted to make a colourful Sudoku game and the Instructables Rainbow contest was the perfect excuse to get the paints out and fire up the workshop!
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