A very nice rebuild of a very old puzzle from the 18th century

a wonderful puzzle

A wonderful puzzle from Emrehan

wonderful exchange puzzle

Exchange puzzle from London

A not so difficult "enigma" with three nestled frames and four burr pieces.

Eric's Description: Pair Dance is a fun little distraction with a level 14 solution. It's not nearly as difficult as that may sound since there are only two pieces. Approachable and interesting, I'm glad I made this little gem!Each puzzle is made of solid exotic woods, beveled and finished. Fit is just right, not too tight nor loose.

A very difficult puzzle at level 26.9.5 but there is a disassembly cheat using a rotation at move #5.Eric's description is at:http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/dhd.html

Three pieces in a frame is not an easy disassembly at level 15.6.2!  Looks good on the shelf too.Read Christophe's comments at:http://www.pelikanpuzzles.eu/detail/closed-box-black/

This puzzle rattles but that does not give away much in disassembly as there are so many dead-ends.Well polished, heavy purpleheart makes the puzzle feel good too!

Read Kevin Sadler's review at:http://www.pelikanpuzzles.eu/detail/cross-imprisoned/This is the "Extra" version using palisander in place of walnut and with a much finer finish.Only ten of this version were made.

A very tricky "skeletal" burr.  Here's what Eric had to say:http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/burrbones.html

Beautiful chuck-style burr - it took me ages to find move #2!Eric's description is at:http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/crystal.html

Craftsman edition. 

Another great burr from Eric.  See his description at: http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/hny.html

The puzzle has a slight crack in the acrylic "cell". It came this way (possibly a result of drilling the screw hole) and can be clearly seen in the 2nd and 3rd photos. Includes original card and instruction sheet.For more details: http://www.mrpuzzle.com.au/houdini-s-torture-cell-sequential-discovery-take-apart-puzzle.html

Unlock and open the monument. Then re-close it.

The Scroll Puzzle, designed by Doug Engel and made by Bits & Pieces.Nancy Alliegro's exchange puzzle for IPP 26 (Boston - 2006).A take apart puzzle, where the objective is to find the 'scroll' hidden inside.

a wonderful puzzle

a wonderful laying puzzle - exchange puzzle from london