THIS WAS MY EXCHANGE PUZZLE 2012, MANY  YEARS AGOITS NOT ZE HOUSE OF MOUSIE DUONG! MY IPPDC VERSIONSTILL FUN TO PLAY, MY LAST AVAILABLE ONEHAS A DING ON THE ROOF, SEE PIC, I WILL TRY AND FIX IT LATERI WILL COMBINE WINING ITEMS TO LOWER POSTAGE COSTS, NO PAYPAL FEES 

SEQUENTIAL DISCOVERY PUZZLEBOX  , my IPP Exchange puzzle 4 years agoOPEN THE BOTTLE AND GET YOUR REWARDI WILL TRY AND TAKE A NEW PIC, VARIOUS EXOTIC WOODS  ARE USEDI WILL COMBINE WINING ITEMS TO LOWER POSTAGE COSTS, NO PAYPAL FEES

THIS WAS MY IPP EXCHANGE PUZZLE A WHILE BACK ITS A PEN, ITS A STYLUS, AND NOW 1ST TIME EVER , ITS A PUZZLEBOX,,,,WOO HOOSEQUENTIAL DISCOVERY, FIND THE DIAMOND INSIDEACRYLIC  VERSION  I WILL TAKE NEW PICSCENTRE BAND HAS AUSTRALIANA FAUNA INSIGNIA, NICE SOUVENIR FROM THE LAND OF OZ I WILL COMBINE WINING ITEMS TO LOWER POSTAGE COSTS, NO PAYPAL FEES 

SEQUENTIAL DISCOVERY PUZZLEBOX  IN IPPDC A FEW YEARS AGOEXOTIC WOOD VERSION AND ELECTRONICI AM MAKING A OREGAN WOOD ONE, WILL KEEP YOU POSTED IF SOMETHING GOES WRONG, THEY ARE AWFUL TO MAKEITEM SENT OPENED,,,,,,, IN CASE OF SECURITY ISSUESI WILL COMBINE WINING ITEMS, NO PAYPAL FEES

Description from cubicdissection :"This final installation of the Havana's box is the "Bruce" after my buddy who tends bar there from time to time. He's a smooth talker with a complex personality, and that describes this box pretty well. I brought the apearance of the box full circle to the first one, with the slight difference that the veneer runs a different direction. I promised that the boxes would be increasingly difficult, and the #4 lives up to that. The goal is of course to ...

Case in Point is a complex multistep puzzle box in the shape of a miniature metal-sided briefcase.  It was an IPP exchange puzzle by Norman Sandfield, designed and produced by the legendary Perry McDaniels.  This is a difficult to find puzzle.  I don't know many copies were made beyond those from the exchange but I don't believe there were many, as is evident from how little you will find about it on the internet.  It comes with its original box, with a circled number 9 in pencil, exactly as...

Description from cubicdissection :"This puzzle is a joint effort between Pit Khiam Goh and Eric Fuller. Pit designed the B-Box, which is a cross between a secret-opening type of box and a burr - inspired by Super-CUBI but with a much simpler mechanism. It also has an insane level 135.9.2 solution! The panels slide frictionlessly and end with a satisfying click...this is a really nice puzzle. Once you conquer the 135 moves of the B-Box you will find another, entirely separate p...

Selling my Small Box One "Window Box". There's a slight split in the wood but does not impact the solve. You can see it in the top left on the second picture. 

Hands down one of my favorite Eric Fuller designs. This was is so clever and the Bocote looks incredible. 

For auction is the Naked Secret Puzzle Box by Aiko Yamamoto. This is the orange box. There are different colored boxes in the series with each having a different mechanism. Excellent condition and solved once. You may find a few fingerprints on it from solving. Comes in original box and packaging with solution sheet.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 s...

A hard to find sequential discovery box by Peter Hajek, this is the (slightly more) sought after dark version and is number 4/30. Only 15 dark and 15 light boxes were made. The box, lock and key were a terrific collaboration brought together superbly by Peter. The following is a cut/paste from the Pelikan site (https://www.pelikanpuzzles.eu/detail/howbox-dark/). See below for the original description and a few condition comments."HOW?BOX DARKby Peter HajekWoodwork: Jakub Dvorak and Pelikan team;...

Small Box One - "Window Box" is a devious drawer tucked into a box with lots going on for its size. The large hole in the box serves as a window into the mechanism...careful observation and experimenting is necessary to reveal its secrets. I'm very happy with how this box turned out, the mechanism works flawlessly and repeatedly once you know the scoop.The construction of this puzzle is sturdy and detailed. The mechanism depends upon extremely close tolerances which I'm happy to say we hit dead ...

Small Box Two - "Aha Box" This design was Alan Boardman's IPP exchange puzzle in 2004. He describes it as "Designed to lure your non-puzzler friends into "our" world." It gives very few clues upon handling...it seems to be solid, with no way to open it. A solution does exist, and it's quite tricky to discover. Sturdy and pocket sized, a great puzzle to share with friends and non-puzzlers. This little box also has a surprisingly useful amount of space inside!Construction of this puzzle is very pr...

"Nope Box" is a very fun little puzzle box with sequential discovery style elements. Despite a medium level of difficulty, the solution sequence is a lot of fun to discover, and satisfying enough that you'll want to repeat it. The will make sense when you start to solve it...you'll think you got it, but you're not there quite yet!Please note that this puzzle requires no force to solve, and that excessive force could damage its precision cut panels.Precision wood puzzles can be damaged by enviro...

Confetti Box was designed to cap off 2019, a great year which saw us make more puzzle boxes than we ever have before. It's festive, it's surprising, it's abrupt! This box went through several prototypes and redesigns, and I'm quite happy with the final result. The operation is a new concept for me and I'm eager to see how much of a challenge it proves to be.Precision wood puzzles can be damaged by environmental changes. Please read the Caring for Wood Puzzles guide to ensure proper fit and op...

This second release of Lift Box incorporates a couple of design improvements over the last version. Customer reviews of the previous release describe the box well:"Removing the lid of the Lift Box is easy, but this does not állow to access the inside of the box and here the actual solve starts. The box has an unusual mechanism, and first time I have seen one like that. There are some carefully hidden hints in the design that give you a rough idea what may be required, but actually finding the m...

Originally released in 2008 with very low quantities, the Improved Cam Box redesigns the concept with a much trickier solution. At first, it appears to be a traditional sliding panel type box, but soon you reach a dead-end that will keep you stumped.I'm very happy with how this box turned out! The African Mahogany looks amazing with a slight sheen lacquer applied, and the Black Limba top and bottom each show a distinct and unique color pattern.This puzzle is shipped assembled. Please read our po...

The idea for the Escalating Box came from a couple of different mechanisms I'd been fooling around with. I was going to release them as two fairly simple separate boxes but realized that I could put them both into one trickier box. I made a poll on our Facebook Group and everyone overwhelmingly voted for a single, more difficult box. Done and done!I got to the drawing board and realized not only could I put both mechanisms together, but that they would interact making the sum more difficult than...

Paradox box by Eric FullerIt is damaged, there is a fragment missing at one end of the Bloodwood piece, see the 3rd picture. This does not affect the function at all however.From original description:"Paradox Box" seems easy at first. Movement here...movement there...what you need to do is immediately apparent, but seems impossible to achieve. Creative thinking will be needed to discover the surprising solution. This puzzle is shipped assembled.Link to original description: https://cubicdissec...

Nope Box by Eric Fuller in perfect condition!From the original description:"Nope Box" is a very fun little puzzle box with sequential discovery style elements. Despite a medium level of difficulty, the solution sequence is a lot of fun to discover, and satisfying enough that you'll want to repeat it. The will make sense when you start to solve it...you'll think you got it, but you're not there quite yet!Please note that this puzzle requires no force to solve, and that excessive force could damag...