WOW!  Intriguing piece that begs to be picked up and is unlike most puzzles.  You really have to think out of the box on this one!Oskar is one of the most prolific and creative puzzle designers in this generation.  Read more about Oskar's Wanderer here: https://johnrausch.com/PuzzleWorld/puz/wanderer.htmClassic craftsmanship instantly recognizable as Tom Lensch's work; irresistible, buttery smooth finish, perfect selection of woods and precision joinery all work to ease the frustration of t...

Moves 19 (6.10.2)Alexander Haydon O'Brien wrote about it:“After trying and failing to fix a broken wristwatch, capturing a feeling of gratification in puzzle form was the next best alternative. Disassembly shouldn't be very difficult, but given its partial symmetry, reassembly from scratch can take surprising amount of effort.”Puzzle is in excellent condition. Buyer to add 3% to final purchase price if paying by PayPal G&S

You must hit the box to open it. This is quite simple, but it is also quite funny. At craft fairs, many people felt that Karakuri Boxes were difficult to open. Therefore, this was designed. For a long time, the craftsman continued making it in secret, because, other craftsmen in our group were trying to create special works, too. This is a new specification. The surface painting is an “oil finish”.Created : 1997Size : 90 x 60 x 40 mmMaterial : oak, etc.

Multi step trick lock. I would consider it close to a sequential discovery . Goal is to open the lock

From Pelikanpuzzles.eu“One day I was playing with 2 spirals that form a cube, I added a few blocks on one end of both spirals and took a few off on the other end. Then I was thinking it would be impossible to take both spirals apart. To my surprise it worked, and the movements needed are very interesting. It took me a while to put it back together. Then I added pieces to fill up the puzzle, using some half-cubes and found a good interlocking system. I am very pleased with this puzzle and happy...

From Pelikanpuzzles.euMoves: 20.2Kevin Sadler wrote about it:“There have been a number of designs like this recently and this one is a very nice addition to the family. My copy arrived fully assembled and did not take long to disassemble having played with the others recently. I suggested to Jakub that these should be sent out in pieces with the challenge being to assemble them from scratch. The challenge of working out both orientation and also the nice dance of the pieces is a fun one which ...

From WoodWonders website:Another of Chris’s designs that I loved was this beauty. I loved the idea of the three captive pieces. The goal is simple. Remove the two steel balls from the box. The wood pieces inside the box do not come out. The acrylic sides help you to see what is going on and I used three contrasting woods for the pieces in the box to help distinguish them from one another. Note: Winning bidder will be invoiced the total of the winning bid and shipping after auction closes.

This auction is for a PAIR of Nutty Bolts, #1 and #2, NIB as shipped from Pyro originally.  Two nuts can be had in one lot!Nutty Bolt #1 was an entry in the 2016 Puzzle Design Competition in Kyoto, Japan: https://puzzleworld.org/DesignCompetition/2016/#34Goal: Remove the nuts and washer from the bolt.Mahalo!International Shipping AVAILABLE - see Shipping tab for detailsNOTE - Winning bidder will be invoiced the total of the winning bid amount plus 4% payment processing fee (PayPal) plus shipp...

The original Brass Cannon from Bits and Pieces.Actual shipping cost will be calculated after the auction.

Awarded Honorable Mention at the IPP35 Design Competition.Made of CNC milled aluminum parts, this is a high quality take apart puzzle sold by Wil Strijbos.Mahalo!International Shipping AVAILABLE - see Shipping tab for detailsNOTE - Winning bidder will be invoiced the total of the winning bid amount plus 4% payment processing fee (PayPal) plus shipping fee AFTER the auction closes. Please see many other HoneyBadger listings featuring puzzles from the Garcia Family Collection, including top des...

*SPECIAL ITEM*"feuerzeug" means lighter.  Another vexing design from the infamous Roger D.  Many find this puzzle very difficult and a super rewarding "aha!" moment.Part of the Roger experience is the feel of his puzzles.  Rock solid, sandblasted, beveled, engraved.  Milled from a solid block of aluminum with brass "flame" and stainless bolt.  Inscribed "RD  f"Objective: remove the flame.  As with all puzzles by Roger D, no instructions or solution.Mahalo!International Shipping AVAILABLE...

This excellent take-apart puzzle is the follow up to Pit’s 2004 “Key Puzzle” design. The original Key Puzzle used a binary locking mechanism. Tern Key ups the ante with a trinary implementation, yielding a hefty 134 move solution with four locks!Precision cut from solid cast acrylic and painstakingly hand assembled, this puzzle has a nice weight/feel, and will not be confused with cheaper mass produced take apart items. The construction uses contrasting press fit dowel pins to align the in...

Up for auction is a a long sold out work from Hiroshi Iwahara from the Karakuri Creation Group. The goal is to find 2 secret compartments and whilst the first is pretty easy, the second is hard to find and to open. The first move is a bit loose meanwhile but that will not help for the harder challenge at all.If you will win this auction you will receive an email from me asking for your preferred shipping method, i.e. cheapest/most expensive or tracked/untracked shipping. You can pay with SEPA ba...

Up for auction is a really cool design from Frederic Boucher. Your goal is to take the puzzle apart and re-create it afterwards. It looks deceptively easy but it is not a walk in the park (intermediate challenge). NIcely thought out!If you will win this auction you will receive an email from me asking for your preferred shipping method, i.e. cheapest/most expensive or tracked/untracked shipping. You can pay with SEPA bank transfer (without any fees) if you are located in Europe. Of course you ca...

Fantastic iteration of Jeff Namkung’s Quickstep.  Very well crafted by Precision Puzzles  to the highest quality with various types of Woods.  This is a fun puzzle with many movements.  

Supersymmetry is Stewart Coffin's #247 design and was Tom Rodger's IPP30 exchange puzzle in Osaka, Japan in 2010.Very difficult to place all the pieces nicely into the plastic container.For more info-http://smallpuzzlecollection.blogspot.com/2015/06/supersymmetry.htmlNOTE - Winning bidder will be invoiced the total of the winning bid amount + shipping cost (registered mail with tracking) to be calculated AFTER THE END of the auction + 4.5% PayPal charge. Please check out my other listings f...

Pluredro.com description:An interlocking puzzle designed by Junichi Yananose (Juno) in 2012. He decided to put a cube inside the puzzle in 2017 to give more contrast with the colour of the timber. The shape of the puzzle is similar to his former design Windmill Burr released by Mr Puzzle as a Limited Edition in 2010. Because Juno doesn’t have a good sense of naming puzzles, he just added #2 to the name of his new design. Disassembling the puzzle may not be too difficult since the pieces will...

Horse-and-a-half puzzleJames Dalgety's IPP Exchange at IPP 22 in Antwerp. A piece of puzzling history - this puzzle was later made available as the Hanayama Cast chain. This puzzle (a duplicate copy I own) has never been opened or played with.The SPH was a little nervous about measuring this one. He knows all about the Dalgety/Hordern classification system and is a little concerned that some might see it as a "better" alternative to the SPH system of measurement. He's therefore not sure he shoul...

Norman Sandfield's Bollixed Briefcase PuzzleNorman's IPP Exchange at IPP 22 in Helsink, Finland.  Open the briefcase with no force.Despite the apprantly ideal and proportionate SPH had a little difficulty lifting this briefcase as it was about one and a half times his body weight. He also said it made him look like an upper class, toffee nosed, chinless, city jerk. Not the free rebel he actually is. But SPH recognised the rarity and desirability of this almost impossible to find puzzle.The stan...

A beautiful piece of Sapele and a terrific puzzle.  Read Eric's original post at https://archive.cubicdissection.com/puzzle.php?id=80