A 18 pieces burr by one of the specialist of this category : Alfons Eyckmans, and made by a specialist of this category too : Maurice vigouroux.A non classic shape and a "cool" level of diffculty.level : 17.1.16.8.5.16.2.8.1.1.1.2.2.2The disassembling process is really doable, and reassembling process is not impossible, a very good puzzle.The wood is wonderful, the puzzle making can be considered like a little bit loose but it's just very good for this kind of puzzle, permitting change humlidity...

A 18 pieces burr by one of the specialist of this category : Alfons Eyckmans, and made by a specialist of this category too : Maurice vigouroux.An atypic shape in a nice unknown wood.level : 42.4.1.11.4.7.3.2.2.5.2A lots of false start, dead end, pieces moving together, big number of moves, similar pieces ...Difficult is not the correct word, it's really more than that, I personally never succed with this puzzle.Disassembling seems to be doable, reassembling certainly not without burrtools.A col...

A tricky 6-piece assembly by Duane Einfeld.  Eric's description is at https://cubicdissection.com/products/copy-of-kaon-interlocking-puzzle-paduak-variation

A six-piece burr with seven pieces?  read Eric's description at https://cubicdissection.com/products/uranus-second-edition

Are you ready? No. You're not ready. This puzzle is a BEAST.Puzzler's Cage was designed by Junichi Yananose in 1999 without the aid of a computer. He describes it as “crazy hard”. The puzzle has more interlock than should be possible, with half of the stick ends captive in notched perpendicular pieces. Even with instructions, assembly is a daunting task.We used three different woods to give clues for solving. The beautiful tones of Bubinga, Schedua and Black Palm ensure this will hold a priz...

2-in-1 is a twelve piece interlocking burr with a unique solution and a couple challenges; the first puzzle is to figure out what shape it makes, and the second is to make that shape. Ingenious design using full notches makes finding a solution more difficult, as the open spaces concealed in the puzzle allow more false starts.Precision wood puzzles can be damaged by environmental changes. Please read the Caring for Wood Puzzles guide to ensure proper fit and operation.For multiple items, comb...

Looks like a burr but it's not quite a burr...  Read Eric's description at https://cubicdissection.com/products/copy-of-knotted-burr

Description of the design by cubicdissection :"If you like solving one six piece burr, how about two at the same time! With a difficult level 18.6.3 solution, this puzzle is not for lightweights! Tricky and entertaining, and displays very well once solved."Very good construction, fitting is excellent, three different woods used : I'm sure about wakapu and difu, but I have a doubt about bloodwood. About construction, precision is here and you will have the Maurice's touch : all the pieces a...

A very cute puzzle !Pelikan page : https://www.pelikanpuzzles.eu/detail/tortoise/Alexander Haydon O’Brien wrote about it:“This puzzle was inspired by the cubic patterns on tortoise shells, and it is intermediate in difficulty. My thinking while designing was that the goal should be the removal of the shell / frame, and the fit and finish makes these movements extremely satisfying.”After the end of the auction the final shipping cost will be calculated.SEPA bank transfer is accepted (EU co...

info from Pelikan site : https://www.pelikanpuzzles.eu/detail/giegeldonk/Klaas Jan Damstra wrote about it:“Giegeldonk was designed in the week that we celebrate carnaval in the Netherlands. In the Netherlands caranaval is celbrated only in the Southern part. All villages and cities have a special name. In the city I live in, Breda, even districts have their own name. The district I live is called Giegeldonk, hence the name. I started the design with the case; I thought it had a nice shape. Th...

Piston Box puzzle designed by Marcel Gillen (invented by Tadao Muroi)The Piston Box puzzle is also known as Internal Combustion or Pandora's Box. This is a hefty metal puzzle for its size, and is composed of 4 burr pieces and a frame. From previous listings, "it was invented by Tadao Muroi and designed by Marcel Gillen." Assemblies that require different numbers of steps are possible. A review describing this can be found here: http://smallpuzzlecollection.blogspot.com/2011/07/internal-combustio...

This is technically sold as an unpacking puzzle but works much better as a packing puzzle so will recommend it is sent unpacked.Great fun, quite tricky. And a classic.

Like new. This CubicDissection copy does not have a clear back like the Wood Wonders release that followed. Pieces and balls can only be visualised from the bottom 'window' and top opening. This makes it considerably harder. Description:"Box with Two Balls is a fascinating animal. Three pieces trapped inside an ash box creates an ever changing maze for the two marbles trapped within. The acrylic bottom allows the solver to view the manipulations, which is absolutely necessary given the insane l...

First, the construction : You are in front of a solver puzzle, too loose some time a little bit to tight some time, especially because there is a very big number of move so that it required some room inside.A very nice purple heart with a nice natural color.Second, the design :This puzzle is really difficult. The level: 7.3.3.3.38.3.5.7.3; is easy to understand, the first 4 pieces get out quickly and almost obviously and the dance can begin ... Here you can understand why there is room inside. R...

Very nice 9-piece burr by Andrey Ustjuzhanin, described by Eric at https://cubicdissection.com/products/burr-of-nine-boxes

This has been sitting on a shelf for years and I had long forgotten the name of the puzzle or designer until I stumbled upon a description on Bernhard Schweitzer's Puzzlewood.de site which identified both. Further searches led me to Allard Walker's blog about the same puzzle and I am now confident to offer it as described.  Two burr pieces in a cage - simple - but many more moves than you would expect! 

The structure is very unique, incorporating stick pieces and board pieces with a constraining cage. The unique level 11.2 solution is not as difficult as you would think, making this a fairly approachable puzzle. When solved the acrylic nicely sets off the three wood combination.

BioTic is a BEAST! 28 total moves and nine rotations are required to solve it. Designed by Andrew Crowell, these fascinating "Turning Interlocking Cubes" take it to the next level. Instead of straightforward linear moves, these designs require rotations during the solution process. Construction is outstanding, with shouldered joinery where side grain gluing is not possible, and detailed bevels which flow around the shouldered joints for a uniform appearance.Precision wood puzzles can be damaged...

The Pin Cubes series by William Hu are three new cubes based on a 3x3x3 structure. By including drilled holes and pins, each puzzle in the set takes advantage of this format in a different way and creates three very different experiences.  Designed to be tricky in both disassembly as well as assembly, they are a new take on an old idea, and well worth a look. Pinwheel (Maple) is the easiest of the three. The most 'standard' of them, with five moves to remove the first piece - a level that's im...

Three oddly shaped pieces are interlocked to form a cube and your task is to find a way to separate them. Can you put it back together afterwards? Designed by the talented Russian Vladimir Krasnoukhov and produced at our PuzzleMaster shop in Canada.After the end of the auction the final shipping cost will be calculated.SEPA bank transfer is accepted (EU countries) and free. TransferWise payment solution is also an option.