This three piece devil is a crafty level 24 solution with TONS of dead ends and trickiness. The skeletonized traditional three piece shape looks stuning in contrasting woods, and the completed puzzle is surprisingly stable.

Helical Burr by Derek Bosch. Made in ABS plastic by Steve Nicholls. This copy is loose and has some cosmetic flaws.Buyer will pay shipping and will be calculated at the end of the auction. Shipping will be the amount the shipping service (USPS, UPS, Fedex) charges. I do not add any fees to the shipping. I can combine shipping for multiple auctions one.I do not add PayPal fees or any other fees. You will pay the bid price plus shipping. Nothing more.

Tripla is a 3-piece interlocking puzzle with an icosahedral symmetry in the solved state. It is made of 3 mm stainless steel with matte finish. Tripla may look innocent but it is trickier than it seems. Comes with a QR code that can be scanned to obtain the solution.

This was Laszlo Molnar's IPP design competition entry at IPP38.Goal is to get the three holly pieces into the box through the small hole.Quite tricky!

The goal is to make a 5x5x3 assembly. While the level 2.3.4.4.3 solution isn't very high, the rotation involved is very tricky.Once the puzzler starts solving it it becomes clear that most of the pieces have to go through the ring somehow. The tricky part is figuring out exactly how to make that happen. When you finally achieve this it will leave a grin on your face :)

One of Kagen Sound (nee Shaefer)'s early designs.Unlike his more well known boxes, this is a 6 pc burr with 2 solutions.

This level 10 4x4x4 cube is by the prolific Goh Pit Khiam,made in multiple hardwoods (marked Mach/Pad) on the box.Fit is very tight, could be improved with light sanding of some faces,but it is solvable with a bit of effort.

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H Burr by Junichi Yananose. Aluminum burr puzzle with a goal of assembly. Note it does come assembled.Buyer will pay shipping and will be calculated at the end of the auction. Shipping will be the amount the shipping service (USPS, UPS, Fedex) charges. I do not add any fees to the shipping. I can combine shipping for multiple auctions one.I do not add PayPal fees or any other fees. You will pay the bid price plus shipping. Nothing more.

AKA RINGO PINKO IPPDC RECEIVED TOP 10 AWARD IN JAPAN 13 YEARS AGOWOODTURNED VERSION OF WAYNE DANIEL'S EXPLODING ICOSAHEDRONEXCEPT THAT THE PIECES ARE  FROM 10 SIMILAR PIECES, UNLIKE WAYNE'S 2 X 5 MIRROR PIECES IT SPINS SPINS  AND  EXPLODES! THIS IS ONE COOL APPLEVARIOUS EXOTIC WOODS USED  FIY  Ringo Pinko is translated as Apple in Chinese and Japanese

This is a moderately difficult but fun interlocking burr puzzle with a 8.9.1 solution.Beautifully crafted by Eric Fuller of Cubicdissection of different exotic woods and a real collector's itemFor more info, check out the link - http://smallpuzzlecollection.blogspot.com/2015/08/odd-one-out.htmlPLEASE NOTE - Winning bidder will be invoiced the total of the winning bid amount PLUS shipping cost (registered mail with tracking) to be calculated AFTER THE END of the auction PLUS 4.5% PayPal charg...

Description: Push Button Burr, designed by Ken Irvine, manufactured by Tom Lensch. Listed with Tom Lensch’s approval. Can ship assembled or disassembled but I recommend disassembled, you’ll see why. Such a fun unique burr puzzle, one of my favorites that I’m reluctant to part with (hence the price). Condition: Excellent. No alignment issues. No flaws, if so difficult to identify. Payment: Accept PayPal and Venmo.  Approximate shipping and handling cost is $12 USD domestic (...

Description: King Box, designed by Osanori Yamamoto, manufactured by Tom Lensch. Listed with manufacturer’s approval.  Condition: Excellent. No alignment issues. No flaws, if so difficult to identify. Payment: Accept PayPal and Venmo.  Approximate shipping and handling cost is $12 USD domestic (US) or $30 USD international added after auction. Please do not pay until final invoice is sent. Can combine with other orders to save shipping cost.

Description: 4L Basket, designed by Koichi Miura, manufactured by Mineyuki Uyematsu (more commonly known as MINE).  Goal to pack the 4 L shaped pieces into the basket-shaped box. An easier yet incredibly fun packing puzzle. One of my favorites that I’m reluctant to part with, hence the high reserve. But amenable to offers as well. Condition: Excellent. No alignment issues. No flaws, if so difficult to identify. Payment: Accept PayPal and Venmo.  Approximate shipping and handli...

A 5-piece, 4x4x4 cube, level 11.4.4.2 (no rotations).  See Eric's original description at  https://cubicdissection.com/collections/discontinued-work/products/janus

This box contains four different three-dimensional puzzles designed by Oskar van Deventer. The sturdy foam rubber is easy to work with and each puzzle set is individually colored and comprised of six pieces. A booklet is included with instructions and solutions. Copyright 1993 by Binary Arts Corp.

This box contains two different puzzles. The 4 "T" puzzle has a two sided tray one having a smaller opening than the other requiring a different packing arrangement. The 4 Piece Jigsaw is harder than it looks because the pieces are angled. Made of high impact plastic. A booklet is included with instructions and solutions. Copyright 1995 by Binary Arts Corp.

A 6-piece cube design by Jos Bergmans, level 1.4.5.4 with rotation(s).  Beautiful wood combination well crafted by Brian Menold.

This puzzle is comprised of twelve solid, sturdy pieces which consist of triangles and squares glued together in various configurations. The object is to pack the pieces into the tray forming a two-level arrangement. There are two solutions each producing a different pattern of dark colored squares and light colored triangles. The square wooden tray with little feet stands approximately 1.5 inches tall and measures 7 inches to a side. Fine construction using hardwood. Includes box made of thick ...

Interlocking Three Pairs, designed by Stewart Coffin, made by Pelikan. This is listed in my notes as "Pelikan 19A", for whatever that means, and I'm not sure where that bit of info came from. The solution is interesting, though if you take it apart it will ruin it for you, so I recommend someone else disassemble it if you wish to give it a go. It has 6 pieces.There is a tiny stain on one end. Otherwise, the puzzle is very nice.