A WAYNE DANIEL ICOSAHEDRON , DISSECTS INTO 4 PIECESTHERE ARE 7 VERSIONS I KNOW OF, I ST PIECE REMOVED GIVES ME DESCRIPTIONTHIS ONE I CALL CHINAMAN A ONE OF MY SPARES THAT I CAN SELLI AM STUDYING THEM , MAKING THEM IS HORRIBLE, BUT ITS MY DESTINY,,,,AND I HAVE NO LIFEWOOD IS TASSIE OAK

A WAYNE DANIEL ICOSAHEDRON , DISSECTS INTO 4 PIECESTHERE ARE 7 VERSIONS I KNOW OF, I ST PIECE REMOVED GIVES ME DESCRIPTIONTHIS ONE I CALL CHINAMAN B ONE OF MY SPARES THAT I CAN SELLI AM STUDYING THEM , MAKING THEM IS HORRIBLE, BUT ITS MY DESTINY,,,,AND I HAVE NO LIFEWOOD IS AROMATIC HUON PINE, ONLY FOUND IN TASMANIA

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An six-piece 4x4x4 cube from mathematician Don Kuchen. His first puzzle design.  -------------- Winning bidder will be contacted/invoiced with the auction total (winning bid amount + shipping costs to be calculated after the end of the auction + 3.5% paypal charge).  Shipping will be combined for multiple won items.  Thanks for your interest.  Good luck and Happy Bidding!-George

Precision crafted from fine domestic and exotic stock, the use of mitered joinery gives this puzzle the appeal of quality craftsmanship. The box is also mitered, with subtle slipfeathers of the same species displaying lightly contrasting endgrain against the face grain of the sides. The bottom of each box is floated to accept humidity movement, and is solid exotic wood (paduak, wenge or bocote). Seller is responsible for all paypal fees. 

Remove the burr-like pieces from the box and reassemble.

The Exolution II Puzzle is a sliding, interlocking wooden puzzle with a marble and a ball bearing inside. The marble complicates the sliding moves available, and moves inside of the puzzle. The 1st objective is to remove the marble from the puzzle. There are 9 moves required in order to free the marble, though about half of the moves are actually moves the marble must make. There are two moves which have increased difficulty due to the ball bearing :-), but I won't give anymore hints than that. ...

The Exolution III Puzzle is a sliding, interlocking wooden puzzle with a marble inside that complicates the sliding moves available. The 1st objective is to remove the marble from the puzzle. There are 5 moves required in order to free the marble, and unlike the Exolution I & II most of the moves are not the marble moving. The 2nd objective is to disassemble the rest of the puzzle. There are 6 puzzle pieces, one more than version I or II. The final objective is to reassemble the puzzle with the ...

The Locked Cube III Puzzle is a sliding, interlocking wooden puzzle with multiple ball bearings inside. It is a little harder than the Locked Cube II, but easier than some of my other designs, but it's still interesting and difficult to reassemble

***this is the first edition which does not contain a puzzle box inside***Die in Prison, by Ronald Kint-Bruynseels, made by Cubic Dissection in 2003, only 12 copies made. Great condition. 9 of the copies were made from maple, pau ferro, and cocobolo. 3 copies substituted primavera for the maple. I'm not sure which this is.Contact me after the auction for shipping cost. For overseas shipping (outside the US), shipping will be $24. Shipping for multiple items will, of course, be combined.

Cubicdissection description:Erhan sent me this design in 2015 and was very happy when I told him I would make it. He unfortunately passed before I was able to add it to the shop schedule, but I'm glad I was able to finally realize it and offer it to the puzzling world. Pinco is a very unusual 3x3 cube with internal rods and notches. The movement is very different from any other cube I've puzzled with; tricky moves abound and the lvel 4.4.2 solution does not come easily. This is well worth adding...

This beautiful puzzle consists of a wooden cube with eight wooden puzzle pieces. In the middle the "dragon" is trapped: the ninth puzzle piece. Freeing this piece from its cage will prove to be a challenging feat. Difficulty: 73 Moves (58.1.5.3.3.1.2) Crafted with absolutely fantastic quality After the end of the auction the final shipping cost will be calculated. SEPA bank transfer is accepted (EU countries) and free. The PayPal fee will be added to the final price (4%).

Great brand new puzzle that I'm letting go because I already had one when I received this one for Christmas. Cubicdissection description: IPP Burr was my IPP exchange puzzle this year. A standard six piece burr, with three extra pieces which must fit inside the six piece burr once solved. The inside pieces of course spell "IPP"! With a five move final solution, it's quite tricky but nonetheless approachable for the experienced solver. Construction of this puzzle is excellent, with a nice prec...

This is 5 piece, level 5.1.1.2  4x4x4 serially interlocking cube puzzle that I purchased directly from the designer, William Waite, around 2002.  This is a highly regarded interlocking cube design, reminiscent of other timeless classics, like the Mayer's and All-Sides cubes. -------------- Winning bidder will be contacted/invoiced with the auction total (winning bid amount + shipping costs to be calculated after the end of the auction + 3.5% paypal charge).  Shipping will be combined for mu...

Six identical pieces to form the quite old puzzle crafted many years ago.After the end of the auction the final shipping cost will be calculated.SEPA bank transfer is accepted (EU countries) and free. The PayPal fee will be added to the final price (4%).

Missing Notch is one of Stewart Coffin's more difficult assembly puzzles. The six pieces are nearly identical, with notched out centers and two angled notches on the outside. One piece is missing an angled notch, which obviates the obvious coordinate motion assembly. Can you figure out the alternate methodology?This puzzle came out very nicely, with a precise fit and a solid maple cube with magnets on each face to keep the inherently unstable assembly together once solved.57 copies made for sale...

Rick sent me this design a while ago and initially, I wasn't going to make it...all those holes are incredibly time-consuming to drill. He stepped in and helped with the drilling, so this is a true collaborative effort between designer and producer.Logical Progression is a very unique cube. With only one solution which must be accomplished with serial assembly, it seems at first look that this puzzle will be a trial and error nightmare. However, the puzzle is designed such that scrutiny of the p...

An interesting and unusual interlocking burr puzzle designed by Tom Jolly. Six identical pieces interlock in a symmetrical manner. Moderate in difficulty and fun to solve. The "H Cube" takes this same concept but bumps the difficulty up several notches in assembly and disassembly. Seller is responsible for all paypal fees. 

A Stewart Coffin classic; fairly easy to make a shape with, a bit trickier to discover the single symmetrical solution. Very nicely made by John with exotic hardwoods. Seller is responsible for all paypal fees.