Maple Puzzle by Osho. Object is to fit the 5 pieces in the tray. Weighs 7 ounces, plus about 3 ounces for packing. You can check shipping prices at www.usps.com, shipped from California zip code 93454.

One of my favorite puzzles over the years. The eight different challenges consist of 8 cubes to be assembled inside the walnut cage. This puzzle won the Grand Prize in the 2003 IPP Design Competition ( http://www.puzzleworld.org/DesignCompetition/2003/results.htm ). I'm selling the puzzle to make room for future acquisitions. Per Eric Fuller, materials used: Walnut (cage), Bloodwood/Red Palm, Yellowheart, Marblewood, Wenge, Indonesian Rosewood, Zebrawood, Chakte Viga, Leopardwood. Buyer to...

IPP29 exchange gift by Wayne Daniels.This item is in new condition and is pulled from the cubicdissection archives.Shipping is $8 in the US for Priority Mail. International shipping is $18 for first class and $35 for Priority Mail.Paypal payment add 4% for fees.

IPP29 Exchange GiftShipping is $8 in the US for Priority Mail. International shipping is $18 for first class and $35 for Priority Mail.Paypal payment add 4% for fees.

This is a beautifully crafted interlocking puzzle composed of eight non-identical pieces. Considered to be one of the most difficult puzzles designed by Vinco Obsivac. This puzzle was Laurie Brokenshire's Exchange Puzzle at IPP28 in Prague.

You are looking at a copy of the excellent Melting Block wooden puzzle originally designed by Thomas H. O'Beirne. Fit the 9 exotic pieces of Ash, Walnut, Mahogany, Purpleheart, Wenge, Yelloheart, Beech, Elm, Cherry into a wooden Mahogany box, so that the wood is flush at the top; creating a regular rectangular solid with no internal voids. A popular and quite remarkable dissection.

You are looking at a copy of the excellent Melting Block wooden puzzle originally designed by Thomas H. O'Beirne. Fit the 9 exotic pieces of Ash, Walnut, Mahogany, Purpleheart, Wenge, Yelloheart, Beech, Elm, Cherry into a wooden Mahogany box, so that the wood is flush at the top; creating a regular rectangular solid with no internal voids. A popular and quite remarkable dissection.

I have up for bid the The Tube It In Packing Puzzle by William Strijbos. It was the first puzzle I had bought from him many years ago and you all know it is pretty rare. The only reason I am selling it is because I am selling all my puzzles. There is plenty of information about it and William Strijbos on the web. I will include charges for priority shipping and tracking in the ammount of $10.00.

Puzzle Bar, from Pentangle. In original package. Weighs 4 ounces, plus packaging.

Super Hamilton, design by Ed Pegg, made by Walter Hoppe. IPP29 exchange puzzle. Put the alphabet blocks in order in the tray, using the laser-etched paths to jump from place to place when desired. A different puzzle on the flip side of the tray, shown in the photo. Weighs 5 ounces before packing (estimate 3 more ounces for packaging). You can check shipping prices at www.usps.com, and my zip code is 93454, in California.

Never Ending puzzle also known as Never'ending puzzle, designed by Nob, made by Hikimi. Weighs 6 ounces, estimate about 4 ounces for packing. You can get a shipping estimate at www.usps.com, from California, zip code 93454.

Stripe puzzle design by Koji Kitajima, bought from Puzzlein. Numerous puzzles included that you can do with this piece set. Weighs 4 ounces, estimate about 3 ounces for packing. You can get a shipping estimate at www.usps.com, from California, zip code 93454.

Sticks in a Frame; this appears to be identical to a 6-stick puzzle that Rob Stegmann shows on his site, manufactured by "Akron in Los Angeles". I don't have a box or instructions, so I can't be 100% certain as to the origin. The slots in the rods are 0, 1, 1, 5, 5, 7 (converting binary to decimal). Weighs 7 ounces, plus about 4 ounces for packing. You can check shipping prices at www.usps.com, shipped from California zip code 93454.

Brick Puzzle, designed by Vladimir Krasnoukhov, made by Philos. The puzzle is in excellent condition, but the paper box for it has a tear on the flap.Weighs 14 ounces, plus about 4 ounces for packing. You can check shipping prices at www.usps.com, shipped from California zip code 93454.

6 + Kumiki designed (I think) by Osho. A fairly simple assembly, level 1. Weighs 3 ounces, plus about 3 ounces for packing. You can check shipping prices at www.usps.com, shipped from California zip code 93454.

Cross puzzle, Puzzland Hikimi, presumably an old design? Weighs 3 ounces, plus about 3 ounces for packing. You can check shipping prices at www.usps.com, shipped from California zip code 93454.

Pochi, an IPP29 exchange puzzle designed by Lixy, collaborator Hiroshi Yamamoto, manufactured by Woodpecker/Hikimi, with 10 pieces and "2 problem sheets" many problems. Each piece is 3 or 4 units, with sections of circles on each that must be assembled into a variety of shapes while maintaining the unity of the circles on top. The craftsmanship on the puzzle is very nice. Weighs 10 ounces, plus about 4 ounces for packing. You can check shipping prices at www.usps.com, shipped from California zip...

The Nine of Swords; the object is to slide all 9 notched swords into the cube, but of course they interfere with one another. Made by Reiss Associates / Gametime, copyright 1971. The only damage to note is that the paper box top is split along one seam, and is generally scuffed and dinged. Weighs 1 lb 10 ounces, plus about 16 ounces for packing. You can check shipping prices at www.usps.com, shipped from California zip code 93454.

This is a single oddball copy of Coffins famous Half hour puzzle in solid Goncalo Alves. This is a very heavy, dense wood. Very high precision copy of this excellent puzzle.This item is in new condition and is pulled from the cubicdissection archives.Shipping is $8 in the US for Priority Mail. International shipping is $18 for first class and $35 for Priority Mail.Paypal payment add 4% for fees.

RELEASED:2.13.2013PRODUCED:40 CopiesDESIGNER:Yavuz DemirhanCRAFTSMAN:Eric FullerMATERIAL:Walnut / RosewoodCOMMENTS:When I saw this design (along with "Core") I knew immediately I wanted to make it. I like packing puzzles, but the old "put the pieces in the box" can get old. Begonia definitely has a twist to it - the "box" has three axes! The most interesting part of the solution is figuring out how to deal with the corners where the plane switches. Tricky but not insanely difficult, and a lot of...