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/

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.

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!

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

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.

This sequential movement puzzle box is the improved version of the one entered in the IPP 29 Design competition in San Francisco.The Improved Pagoda is a much better puzzle in as much as it covers up "clues" that gave the solver "a big hint" on how to open it. Each box  is "signed" by Makishi.Here are some particulars about the box:Limited Edition of 40.Number of moves to open: 16Designers: Matthew Dawson & MakishiMaker: YasutoshiMakishiWoods: Red Oak, Walnut, & MapleSize: 3 inches Length by 3 ...

The is Kamei's Bottle. A lovely and quite large puzzle. Obviously it has been damaged and repaired. That said the scratches are not very noticeable  (and most are on the bottom) and the repair work leave a perfectly, smoothly, functioning puzzle. The box is ratty but it is included.

Rail BoxRail Box looks like just another caged burr at first glance. It's only after playing with it that the genius of the design is apparent. Four identical vertical pieces dance around the two longer horizontal pieces to create a unique level 18 solution. Not only do you need to determine the position, but orientation becomes important as well. A nice challenge for the seasoned puzzler, yet approachable for the intermediate / beginner. The puzzle measures 2.25” by 1.5” and was designed by...

By all rights, this Stickman Burl Tile Puzzlebox should not exist.  Assembled from spare parts, it does not have a limited edition number, and therefore falls outside of the limited edition set.  Normally, such spare parts would be tossed.  But I, (Robert’s apprentice), just could not bear the thought of scrapping them.  With Robert’s permission, they were salvaged from their dismal fate, and given to me with the understanding that, if I put in all the required work, I could have this la...

I (Robert’s apprentice) repaired this Stickman Try-Knot puzzle box from a crate of unfinished puzzles that Rob has.  There are perhaps enough parts to assemble another 5 or so of these, but he apparently just stopped putting them together at one time.  This one was already mostly assembled, but required some attention to a few cosmetic issues in order to be totally perfect.A formal description can be seen on Robert’s website, as it is unique enough that I can’t figure how to describe...

Three pieces interact in a lightbox-type frame.  Level 27.2 if you stick to the legal sliding moves but there is a cheat around move 7 involving a rotation!

An exchange puzzle at IPP34, London, no longer in production, this is a difficult sequential discovery puzzle.  A full description is on Brian Young's site at http://www.mrpuzzle.com.au/big-ben-puzzle.html

#30 in the Stickman Puzzlebox series. which you can read all about at http://www.stickmanpuzzlebox.com/stickman-puzzle-gallery.htmlThis is number 36 of 50 completed boxes and includes Robert's 9-page directive booklet.

Ronald and I were chatting back and forth by email a few years ago and came up with the name of this puzzle together. I always liked the design, and always meant to produce it, but somehow never got around to it until now.This interesting iteration of a six piece board burr uses a symmetrical center piece to limit and focus the interaction of the six dissimilar pieces. It is a fairly difficult puzzle to assemble; disassembly can be tricky as well with nine moves to remove the first piece. I real...

Another great Dan Fast design.  See Eric's comments at http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/shakesomething.html

More tricky than it looks!  See Eric's comments at http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/rupture.html

Robert Sandfield's "The Hangman's Puzzle". An unusual puzzle from IPP25. 

Made for sale on 6/8/2015, this is a fairly tricky cage puzzle with four burr pieces. Buyer pays postage. See Eric's Discontinued Gallery for more information. 

Terrific puzzle by Greg Benedetti beautifully realized in Wenge, Bubinga and Leopardwood by Eric Fuller. Buyer to pay postage.

This auction is for a copy of the Reactor Box only - NO B-BOX!  Only a couple of these available.RELEASED:8.24.2016PRODUCED:88 CopiesDESIGNER:Eric FullerCRAFTSMAN:Eric FullerMATERIAL:Maple, Walnut, Mahogany, PaduakCOMMENTS:Called the "Reactor Box", this diminuitive 1.75" cube has several tricks up its sleeve! When you finally solve it all you're rewarded with a shiny prize.Construction of this puzzle is VERY precise, with solid, snappy motion and an excellent fit. There are very small parts ...