The 3 identical pieces need to be removed from the frame. Solution is level 11.1.2.

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PLEASE NOTE that this is a special copy with Purpleheart pieces instead of Walnut RELEASED:11.3.2015PRODUCED:25 CopiesDESIGNER:Yavuz DemirhanCRAFTSMAN:Eric FullerMATERIAL:Purpleheart, Maple, CherryCOMMENTS:his puzzle was my exchange gift at IPP this year. Designed by Yavuz, it's a simple but fun interlocking distraction, with a level 6.3.3.3 solution. Please note that this puzzle is not laquered, but has a natural wood finish.The construction of this puzzle is very good, with a reinforced f...

RELEASED:4.21.2016PRODUCED:47 CopiesDESIGNER:Terry SmartCRAFTSMAN:Eric FullerMATERIAL:Purpleheart and YellowheartCOMMENTS:I'm a sucker for puzzles which take a common shape and do fun things with them. I especially like puzzles with cage constraints...they look good and can drastically increase complexity. Attis is a good example of that...by introducing a very simple cage, the solution of a straightforward burr becomes level 15.14.4. The contrast between the purpleheart and yellowheart makes it...

Construct the three-piece burr inside the frame 

Three pairs of different burr piece styles. 22 moves to completely assemble/disassemble.

6-piece level 10 burr 

Six-piece level 18.2 burr. Like new. 

A 6-piece 5x5x3 interlocking solid that requires you to remove 5 irregular shaped pieces from a central ring. For more details: http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/ringlock.html

This level 13 six-piece plate burr is the result of computer analysis conducted by Bill Cutler. Cutler wrote: "A computer analysis of all 6-plate burrs was run over the winter of 2001-2002; the highest level found for removing the first piece is 13. The Chocolate Dip Burr is one of these assemblies - the only way to assemble the pieces so that the dark and light colors are separated is in this level-13 assembly.

Level 8.2 six-piece burr with a non-traditional final shape. 

A nice interlocking burr

The following is copied/pasted from Eric's original description (which can be found with his much better pictures here )"I've always like the Altekruse and its pic based variants...so when I stumbled across Brian's version, I was interested. Brian kindly gave permission for me to make a batch, so here they are. I'll let brian explan the rest to you (i.e. I'm stealing the description from his site). Some years ago Brian noticed a drawing of puzzle concept in Stewart Coffin's book The Puzzlin...

The puzzle has always been fairly loose, but otherwise in perfect condition. Please see 2nd photo for a better idea. 

Fit has always been a little on the loose side. 

Beautiful chuck-style burr - it took me ages to find move #2!Eric's description is at:http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/crystal.html

Another great burr from Eric.  See his description at: http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/hny.html

a wonderful puzzle

Eric's statement that this puzzle is “extraordinarily difficult” is an understatement. He continues: “To start, The burr pieces will pack into the corner only one way. But that's just the beginning. When you remove the twelve pieces, there are 28,540 ways to construct a single burr. And only ONE way to make two burrs. Thats's right...there is a unique combination of pieces that will allow you to construct two burrs, which seems insanely improbable to me. On top of that, both burrs are high...

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