kmoz

What kind of cut do you all use for your puzzles, and how do you feel about the more unique/amorphous cuts like what Springbok puts out?

Thanks for the reply! While springbok has a few "themed shape" puzzles, their pieces are typically like this. Not sure what you would call this cutting style though. Also, theyre made in the US.

The unique thing ive noticed about springbok cuts is that theyre not aligned to a grid, so there much more difference than just "0-4 innies/outties." Was able to do a 300 piece one upside down when I was a kid once.

Big fan of them, but Ill definitely give your puzzles a try.