Very unique sequential discovery puzzle! Not terribly difficult, but fun for beginners and a great introduction to sequential discovery puzzles. This one you can leave out for guests too! Comes with instructions and magnetic case! Shipping calculated at auction close.

Object: Open the box. Note: Woods colors may vary. This beautiful trick box is an eye-catcher! Measures approximately 8.5 cm x 7.5 cm x 5 cm / 3.4 in x 3 in x 2 in. Made in laser-cut wood and stainless steel by Jean-Claude Constantin. Jean-Claude Constantin lives in Germany, where he designs and manufactures many different wood and metal puzzles, as well as magic tricks.Shipping calculated at auction end.Thanks for looking!

Interesting plastic puzzle by Oskar van Deventer.Please look at my other puzzles for sale, postage costs for several buys will be combined.

New/Unsolved. Packaged in bubble wrap. The photos are of my personal puzzle for the listing. So ultimately, I’m impatient. I purchased the Sanib from Rex Rossano Perez directly. But while waiting for the pre-order to be fulfilled, I purchased another one secondhand because I just couldn’t wait to get my hands on this puzzle. And I wasn’t disappointed. I was surprised that the solution could differ so much from his earlier SD puzzles. Not to mention that the theme is spooky. “Exorcise the...

  Brand New Visayas by Rex Rossano Perez, still in package opened for photos.   Here is Rex’s description:   This is the 8th sequential discovery puzzle that I designed but this time there is no coin for this puzzle. The goal is to FIND the star. The tools are provided within the puzzle. Please note that there is some small parts, please solve the puzzle in a wide table and well lighted place. Unscrewing the nuts is a big no. The screws hold the puzzle together.   ...

  Brand New Barasoain by Rex Rossano Perez, still in packaging and just opened for photos.   This is the version with an Acrylic Coin. From Rex: The goal is to remove the Acrylic Coin. The tools are provided within the puzzle.Please note that there is some small parts, please solve the puzzle in a wide table and well lighted place. Unscrewing the nuts is a big no. The screws hold the puzzle together.   Buyer pays shipping at end of auction. ...

Ternary Pin Burr by Aleksandr Leontev. 3d printed. Fun take apart puzzle. Ternary and burr combined. Solved once.A little about myself and the puzzles. I am a solver / collector. I try to collect various types of puzzles from various designers / makers. I rotate new ones in to the collection and like to pass along puzzles to others. All the puzzles I sell are solved at least once by me. My home is smoke free and pet free. I keep the humidity where the puzzles are between 40-50% with the average ...

I don't normally make flat puzzles, but this one by Jerry intrigued me. The goal is to switch the darker end pieces from one side to the other. Simple, right? How about no, Scott. If you do it perfectly it's 89 moves to exchange them. Good luck!Construction of this puzzle is quite nice, with mitered corners and a groovy acrylic top that shows the starting position of the pieces. Fit is, well, flat. Plenty of room to move the pieces inside, this puzzle should have no problems in high humidity env...

See Kagen's website for more information here:  Maze Burr Comes with original instruction booklet and additional maze pieces.************************************************************For multiple items, combined shipping is available. Simply message me once you are finished bidding and I will send an invoice.Precision wood puzzles can be damaged by environmental changes. Please read the Caring for Wood Puzzles guide to ensure proper fit and operation.

Even though I knew it would be a difficult project, I couldn't resist making this puzzle. It's a very unique concept and execution. The acrylic maze piece must be removed, and the three key pieces are simultaneously manipulated to achieve the goal. Very tricky and very interesting looking, this puzzle begs to be solved.Construction was tricky...the solid side spine and end grain key pieces were fun to make, but very labor intensive. Fit is excellent; should not have any issues with humidity.Colo...

I've made several maze puzzles in the past and they were all tricky and interesting. But they were also approachable and sometimes downright friendly. Storey Maze is neither. This puzzle packs a whopping ONE HUNDRED FIFTY EIGHT moves before the first piece comes out. That's just...insane. It took so long to assemble them I'm charging a fee for the ones that were assembled. But I left about a third of them unassembled for those who want a lower price and a harder time :) This is one downright evi...

I very much enjoyed making William Hu's "Simultaneous Maze" puzzle for the last update, so when I saw that Tamás had made a sequel using two mazes and one pin, I knew I had to make it. Vanyó's design uses an identical top and bottom plate to confuse and trick the solver. I won't say much about the solution but it's a lot of fun and not what you would expect. An excellent addition to your collection, and a must have to compliment the Simultaneous design.Construction was very time consuming for ...

Create one dark single square only by sliding the pieces. Presented by Dirk Weber at IPP 26 Boston.

Cop Out is a series of three pocket sized mechanical puzzles designed to test your in-the-box thinking skills. The goal of each is simple: remove the penny from the box then return it to the original position. However, each puzzle presents a unique challenge preventing you from accomplishing that goal.

A neat Puzzle by Douglas A. Engel, and  Manufactured by Binary Arts.Here is a description from the link below:The Turnstile puzzle consists of two overlapping circular disks. Each disk has 12 pieces, 6 are triangular ('corners'), 6 rectangular ('edges') alternating along the rim of the disk around a hexagonal centre. The pieces have curved sides. The disks have three pieces in common, two corners and one edge, so there are altogether 10 corners and 11 edges. Each disk can be rotated. A rotatio...

"The Reversible Mazes by Ohno are very fun! These lattice style structures have a starting point and an end point. The goal is to maneuver a shuttle from the beginning to the end. Typical of Ohno's designs, there are a ton of twists, turns, and surprising moves. Production will be a combination of laser cutting and traditional woodwork."This is a package deal for both the small and large reversible mazes! Each solved once and properly stored in a climate controlled environment.

Exchange puzzle from IPP17, which took place in San Francisco in August of 1997.Shipping: $5 USA, $17 International.

Hello,i want to sell the three puzzles Cop Out 1-3 which are designed and crafted by Alan Lunsford (Layerbylayerpuzzles).You have to free the coins which can be tricky. Each puzzle has a nice and unique solution.Shipping can be combined if you are winning more than one of my auctions. The shipping costs will be calculated after the auction. The buyer has to pay the shipping costs but of course no PayPal fees. :)Please contact me if you have any questions about shipping.

Leontev's 205 Minutes is a masterpiece in both design and construction. So named because if you make one correct move per second, non stop, it will take you 205 minutes to disassemble. This n-ary juggernaut requires over 12 thousand moves to disassemble. Once disassembled, a reset mechanism allows you to quickly bring it to the original state with only four moves. It also comes with the 136 minute piece which only requires around 8,000 moves to solve.It was a difficult decision to make this puzz...

Quite large and flat, this is a 5-ary (?), fidget like puzzle. Not difficult and very relaxing  to play with. The design of the holes at start is very clever and makes the reset is very easy. A very nice puzzle.