Originally Posted by
ericy
I will probably never attempt another one. It just takes too long, and I have other things I need to be doing as well.
Ravensburger makes puzzles of varying sizes - the largest are 18,000 and even 40,000 piece puzzles. Some of them are easier (pro-tip - if the picture is just a mosaic of smaller pictures, they tend to be a lot easier). But these things also become a logistical challenge - you need a *large* workspace that you can devote to the thing for an extended period. Even the 2000 piece puzzle stretched the limits of what we could accommodate on our dining room table. It is only because of covid that we knew we wouldn't be having people over, and we could take over 80% of the table for this puzzle, and we started the thing in March when it was still pretty cold out.
I'm still one handed, for at least a couple more weeks. Beyond that I don't know. There is the issue of repairing the tendon. How long that takes to heal I have no idea. So jigsaw puzzling remains in my immediate future.