This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Péter Gál for the International Puzzle Party 31 held in Berlin, Germany 2011 Objective: Fill one of the holes with (a subset of) the given pieces! Or assemble the pieces to form any of the patterns in the privided booklet. Packaging: Zip lock bagPreliminary estimate of shipping costs from the Netherlands. Netherlands: from 0 - 2 kg max. approx. $ 13.50 Europe 1: from 0 - 2 kg max. approx. $ 23.00 to Belgium, Germany,...

This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Vladimir Zhirov for the International Puzzle Party 28 held in Prague, Czech Republic 2008 Goal: Open the lock. Packaging: Zip lock bagPreliminary estimate of shipping costs from the Netherlands. Netherlands: from 0 - 2 kg max. approx. $ 13.50 Europe 1: from 0 - 2 kg max. approx. $ 23.00 to Belgium, Germany, France, (incl. Corsica and Monaco), Italy (excl. San Marino and Vatican City), Luxembourg, Spain (incl. Balearic Isla...

Dr. Latussek has this to say about the puzzle:"“Shortly before his passing, Eric Fuller had offered me a copy of HARUN made of metal and wood. I had initially declined because I don’t like this combination of materials. Eric prevailed, as always, and a little gem of exotic woods and brass was released. A final design by Eric based on an idea of mine. Shortly before that, I’d wanted to amuse him with FERMAT MEETS FULLER. Here, a cube of six triangles has to be packed into my typical box. An...

This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Tim Udall for the International Puzzle Party 28 held in Prague, Czech Republic 2008 Goal: Make a cube Packaging: Cardboard boxPreliminary estimate of shipping costs from the Netherlands. Netherlands: from 0 - 2 kg max. approx. $ 13.50 Europe 1: from 0 - 2 kg max. approx. $ 23.00 to Belgium, Germany, France, (incl. Corsica and Monaco), Italy (excl. San Marino and Vatican City), Luxembourg, Spain (incl. Balearic Islands, ex...

This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by George Miller for the International Puzzle Party 25 held in Helsinki, Finland 2005 Objective / Description: About the puzzle: In 1978, Dean Hoffman posed the following problem to a conference at Miami University. “Fit twenty-seven blocks, measuring A x B x C into a cubic box with sides of A + B + C. A, B and C must be different and the smallest dimension must be larger than (A + B + C) / 4.” Dean Hoffman dismissed a...

Puzzle is shipped with the marbles in the box (as shown in the picture). Cubicdissection has this to say about the puzzle:"William Ja has knocked the ball out of the park with his first design. The cheekily named "Triorchidism" was inspired by our earlier "Box with Two Balls." William expanded the idea by increasing the playing area to a 3x3 space and adding the third sphere to create a more complex and difficult challenge.The goal of Triorchidism is to remove all three marbles from the box. Con...

This one is a chunky sequential discovery journey made by the Pelikan workshop.The goal is to find your way into the safe and retrieve the treasure.It will keep you guessing with clever mechanics implemented with superbcraftsmensship.It comes with the instruction card and a certificate saying it's number 14 out of 64 copies Solved once and reset properly.Puzzle comes from a humidity controlled environment in a smoke free and pet free home.Payment only with Wise for international buyers, or SEPA...

From Juno's description: This puzzle is an expanded version of the Meanders Box. In the Meanders Box, the top plate slid along with the four side pieces. In the Dual Meanders Box, not only does the top plate slide, but the bottom plate also slides. This allows for a puzzle with a large number of moves without the need to increase the steps of the side pieces.Dual Meanders Box presents four challenges based on the arrangement of the top and bottom plates. To open the hidden lid and access the ca...

One Match Left is a new three piece framed burr by Jorgos Anastasou. It is our first time working with Jorgos and we plan to bring more of his great interlocking designs to our future releases. The puzzle is a moderately difficult level 6.7.2 disassembly challenge, and with a unique solution reassembly is fun to determine the position of the small match piece trapped inside the seven unit burr pieces and frame.The frame construction features shoulder joinery with smooth rounded edges which added...

Feed The Monkey is the first packing puzzle from the (in)famous Two Brass Monkeys collaboration. The goal is simply to feed all the bananas to your monkey so that none are left sticking out of his or her mouth. The solution is deceptive and unexpected, and I think for a first try they have nailed it!The construction of this puzzle is impressive. Solid brass ends cap an aluminum core, with bananas made from very accurate and nicely milled brass stock. The feel and heft of this puzzle speak to its...

This really is a challenging puzzle to solve. No twists or turns are required to take the four pieces apart. And you guessed it--it takes 13 moves to solve.

This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Brian Young for the International Puzzle Party 34 held in London 2014 Goal: Correct the Australian map. Packaging: Zip lock bagPreliminary estimate of shipping costs from the Netherlands. Netherlands: from 0 - 2 kg max. approx. $ 13.50 Europe 1: from 0 - 2 kg max. approx. $ 23.00 to Belgium, Germany, France, (incl. Corsica and Monaco), Italy (excl. San Marino and Vatican City), Luxembourg, Spain (incl. Balearic Islands, ex...