Twelve pieces in different wood ( Wenge - Padauk - Sycomore maple - ZebrawoodYellowheart - Basralocus - Partridge wood ), serially interlocking in a frame ( Peroba Rosa - Difou ).Solution need some piece translation.17 x 9,5 x 5,7 cm

A six-piece serially interlocking of a 5x5x5 cube, only one solution with symetrical patterns on all faces. Made from fir.

A three-dimensional symmetrical puzzle, based on an original B.Wiezorke De design.Ronaldo Pontalti aestheetically transformed the original design using triacontrahedron pieces. A beautiful piece of art!

Sugar maple with pink ivory splines, this is an unusual puzzle. Interlocking but not solid, the central, dodecahedral space contains a little surprise which, I think, was made by Mike's daughter. Check out Mike's original comments at www.puzzzlevision.com

6-piece rhombic dodecahedral dissection in bubinga and zebrawood. Check out Mike's original comments at www.puzzzlevision.com

From Cubic Dissection:The Octo Burr is #110 in Stewart Coffins numbering system. He made 130 copies as exchange puzzles for IPP-17, and the puzzle has been unavailable since then. Mr Coffin assisted Mark in making the Octo Burr by sharing with him the angles necessary for the sawing jig. The eight sticks are actually made up into 5 pieces. There at least two solutions to this puzzle. It is rated moderate in difficulty.In 2014, Mark McCallum made a limited production of about 20 Octo Burrs in dif...

A rhombic dodecahedral dissection in seven pieces of lacewood and Mexican ebony. Check out Mike's original comments at www.puzzzlevision.com

From Cubic Dissection:Tom hits it out of the park again. This tricky little construct takes a simple yet interesting cage and seven identical pieces to create a 31 move masterpiece. There are rotations, but they won't help you. There is a lot of movement, but it won't help you. There is one and only one way to get all seven pieces in to this cage...the first six go pretty easy. The seventh takes 31 very specific, linear moves. Many times a puzzle like this can be as much a dexterity assembly as ...

This 6-piece burr is level 8.3.2.2. It has 105 theoretical assemblies, but only one can actually be constructed. This puzzle can be sent assembled or disassembled, your preference.

This 6-piece burr consists of three identical pieces plus three mirror image pieces. It is level 4.2.2.2.2. It is more difficult than the level would indicate, due to the unusual final shape, as well as the fact that many pieces are moving together in the final (or first) 4 moves.There are several versions of Karin's Outline Burr, this is not the most difficult one (made by Eric Fuller). I am not sure if this was the version exchanged at IPP21.

Gives the illusion of being a burr but is another of Mike's diagonal dissections. Beautifully realised in amboyna burl, kotibe and purpleheart the fit has become a little loose but holds together ok and reassembly is quite difficult. Check out Mike's original comments at www.puzzzlevision.com

A Toulouzas classic, this copy is made from wenge, zebrawood and bubinga and though it has been well-played, evidenced by a couple of slightly damaged points, the fit is still excellent. Check out Mike's original comments at www.puzzzlevision.com

A nicely fitting though rather large and heavy interlocking cube designed by Mike, crafted by Ivan Mirkvca and sold to me by Bernhard at puzzlewood.de . Made from jatoba and maple. Might be costly to ship internationally because of the weight. Check out Mike's original comments at www.puzzzlevision.com

Made from maple and mahogany, this is a 9-piece, serially interlocking cube and, if you do not look at Mike's revealing description, the opening move is very deceptive. Check out Mike's original comments at www.puzzzlevision.com

6-piece interlocking cube in bubinga and maple. Tight enough to make it difficult to find the sliding axis but beautifully smooth thereafter and a perfect fit. Check out Mike's original comments at www.puzzzlevision.com

Six-piece interlocking puzzle in padauk, wenge and maple. The padauk has darkened somewhat and a couple of points have broken off the wenge, the worst of which is visible in the second pic. Check out Mike's original comments at www.puzzzlevision.com

Boron is not necessarily trivial but also not mind-bendingly difficult. The four inch size has a nice heft, weighing in at a full one lb. weight. This is a great gift for someone you want to encourage spatial abilities without them getting too frustrated.Construction is very good, precise but with a tiny bit of extra room to compensate for very dry shop conditions.

Made Brian Menold of Wood Wonder. Beautiful puzzle although some of the cubes have small chips out of the from the sawing process (see pictures of the worst of it). The contrasting woods display nicely.

# 39 Made of rosewood and tulipwood.If the buyer chooses to be invoiced through Paypal, then Paypal fees of 3.98% will be added to the price. Buyer assumes all shipping fees.

# 20 variation Made of cherry with birch pinsIf the buyer chooses to be invoiced through Paypal, then Paypal fees of 3.98% will be added to the price. Buyer assumes all shipping fees.