From cubic dissection.com:If you liked solving two six piece burrs at the same time, how about four! With a very difficult level 18.6.8 solution, Cold Fusion steps it up a notch from the already difficult Fusion puzzle. Three different woods used for aesthetics and also to give the solver a chance (this puzzle would be exponentially more difficult in solid wood). This puzzle and its easier predecessor kind of started my recent series of complex burrs in three woods. I was able to aquire a large ...

From cubicdissection.com:Another brilliant Jolly design. Bundle of Sticks is very non-traditional in appearance, and a lot of fun to solve. One stick comes out easily enough. The other three create a set of gates which must be maneuvered before the puzzle can be filly disassembled into its five pieces. The solution is a unique level 1.13.6! Once solved, this puzzle displays very nicely given the extraordinary contrast between the lightest wood available and one of the darkest. This puzzle is ver...

it looks wonderful

wonderful puzzle made from plum

a rare puzzle from 2008

wonderful interlocking puzzle

wonderful interlocking puzzle by Hu

exchange puzzle from Kyoto, quality is superb

Typical Oskar puzzle : a twisted puzzle

A wonderful interlocking puzzle

A beautiful set of burr pieces to make 151 different six piece burrs.A very good starting point to get into this type of puzzle.Set is complete and like new in original packaging, with instructions.ShippingNL: 0-10 kg € 6,95International up to 2 kg.: EUR 1 € 13,00: Most EU countries in Western EuropeEUR 2 € 18,50: Most EU countries in Eastern Europe, also the Baltics, Finland, Hungaria, Ireland, Poland, PortugalEUR 3 € 19,30: Europe: a variety of other, mostly smaller European countries ...

Six piece typical diagonal burr creating a beautiful shape. Well known Stewart Coffin design but simplified because of the colour symmetry.I made a handful of these for friends and family over the Fall and had this one left over. Great for someone who wants an inexpensive copy of a great puzzle just to actually play with. The pieces are not perfect like a Lee Krasnow or a Peterson work, so you can get some hints as some fit slightly better in certain orientations but the errors are very small so...

I made a handful of these for friends and family over the Fall and had this one left over. Great for someone who wants an inexpensive copy of a great puzzle just to actually play with. The pieces are not perfect like a Lee Krasnow or a Peterson work, but this puzzle is very nice with no significant gaps and close tolerances. Overall it displays beautifully.

I made a handful of these for friends and family over the Fall and had this one left over. Great for someone who wants an inexpensive copy of a great puzzle just to actually play with. The pieces are not perfect like a Lee Krasnow or a Peterson work, it is a bit on the loose side but still a great puzzle.Next Summer I hope to tackle Jupiter. Overall it displays beautifully.

Six piece typical diagonal burr creating a beautiful shape. Well known Stewart Coffin design with four solutions giving colour symmetry.I made a handful of these for friends and family over the Fall and had this one left over. Great for someone who wants an inexpensive copy of a great puzzle just to actually play with. The pieces are not perfect like a Lee Krasnow or a Peterson work, but the lovely Fall colours and shear fun of it make up for the imperfection. Overall it displays beautifully.

Cubic Burr, level 6.9.4.5.2, design Tom Jolly, made by Tim Udall for a puzzle exchange at IPP35. The fit of the pieces is fairly loose. 

Striking appearance with Bloodwood. #85 STC 1990 written inside of puzzle in pencil, see photo. Detailed instructions included.

Eric's description is at http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/2in1-2.html

Eric's description is at http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/improvedhexsticks.htmlI've had this copy for quite a long time and exposed surfaces have darkened. Bright red padauk is revealed on the inner surfaces.

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