Hello. In the regular Revomaze, there's nothing sticking out from the side, but in the lightweight version, there's a cylinder. Today, I tried to open the blue Revomaze and drew a detailed diagram, but all the steps led me to a dead end. How can I determine if the lightweight version is ready for opening? Can anyone provide guidance based on the diagram? Do I need any tools for disassembling and assembling the product? Is there a certificate for the aluminum cores?

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Unlike the Rubik's Cube, you need memory and dexterity to uncover your way through a maze that you cannot see but instead must feel the path and memorize the route. We create paths onto a handheld cylinder, placing traps along the way to force you to start again. Continuing to make progress is why the REVOMAZE is so respected globally.

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