from baxterweb auction site: Karakuri Christmas Present from 2004. Made from walnut and keyaki. Unlike the original Twin Box, this does not completely disassemble. Six moves to open secret compartment to find Christmas card (see extra photo). Note that panels move away from the core as they slide. Includes original box.I'm selling these puzzles to fund future puzzle-making equipment, and of course to buy morepuzzles :)buyer is responsible for money transfer fees (ie 3.5% for paypal), packing and...

Very hard to find puzzle from the mysterious Roger D.Inside is a small ball bearing which you have to attempt to free from its confinement by getting it to come out of the tap.Great puzzle.

3D printed puzzle lock

. . . After making the Stickman Pirates’ Wallet Puzzlebox, I ended up with roughly 8 extra copies of the padlock puzzles that went on them. This is one of the last 3 of these that I have. Although this is not a puzzlebox, it is exceptionally well made, and a most satisfying puzzle to solve - requiring a minimum of 8 steps to take fully apart. . . . If you currently have a Pirate’s Wallet Puzzlebox, then this is identical to the padlock already on your puzzlebox. If not, the...

. . . After making the Stickman Pirates’ Wallet Puzzlebox, I ended up with roughly 8 extra copies of the padlock puzzles that went on them. This is one of the last 3 of these I have. Although this is not a puzzlebox, it is exceptionally well made, and a most satisfying puzzle to solve - requiring a minimum of 8 steps to take fully apart. . . . If you currently have a Pirate’s Wallet Puzzlebox, then this is identical to the padlock already on your puzzlebox. If not, then thi...

Iwahara's 2012 Karakuri Club Christmas Present. There are 2 compartments. The first is easy to find. The second, not easy at all.

Puzzle lock

The object is to remove the coin. Less than 5 Coin Boxes were made in 1994. An original design, not a copy of an existing design. It is designed for a U.S. nickel coin (5 cents). Easy to medium difficulty.

Robert Sandfield's IPP 23 exchange puzzle

Seventh in the Karakuri Creation Group's "Creative Secret Box Series" of 2003. Designed by Hiroshi Iwahara & crafted by Tatuo Miyamoto. Box is in excellent, original unused mint condition. Includes original box and solution card.This is a great 12 move box with 2 secret compartments. Inspired by Ninomiya's 4 move Push Up Box but has 8 additional moves and one additional compartment. A very nice box. Three versions of the box were made, all the same except for their slightly different exte...

This was Akio Kamei's Karakuri Christmas Present in 2011I'm selling these puzzles to fund future puzzle-making equipment, and of course to buy morepuzzles :)buyer is responsible for money transfer fees (ie 3.5% for paypal), packing and shipping expenses...

from www.karakuri.gr.jp:This box is my first mechanical piece. However the movements areeasier. To avoid the problem of humidity affecting the moving parts,some of the inside parts have been painted with lacquer.buyer is responsible for money transfer fees (ie 3.5% for paypal), packing and shipping expenses...

Ternary Burr by Eric Fuller. His original posting notes:- This puzzle is a groundbreaking and highly anticipated design. Only 30 copies have ever been made in the past, and Brian at Mr. Puzzle sold them out very quicky. The Ternary burr consists of 22 pieces, with over 90 notches and and grooves. The unique solution requires 75 moves to get the first piece out, and over 90 moves to completely disassemble the puzzle. A very difficult work of art!Here is what the designer, Pit, has to say about it...

Classic puzzle box. No packaging or instructions included.

Open the drawer to discover its contents.No packaging or instructions included.

Bits and Pieces version in great condition.

In good condition. Manufacturer unknown.

Eric Fuller made a run of Buttonhole puzzles a few years back; this is one of them in Ambrosia Maple.

Secret Box 1, 2, 3, and 4. I'm not sure who makes these; there's a label on the back covering up some info, and I'm reluctant to peel it off. Anyway, these look fairly nice; they're made from high-grade plywood that appears to be laser-cut and stained. There's a tiny chip on the edge of the end of box #4. You can get these fairly cheap from a number of sources right now, or you can just buy them here. The mechanisms are fairly interesting, which surprised me, including a gravity-mechanism that d...

Matthew Dawson's IPP 32 exchange puzzle, made by Brian Young of "Mr Puzzle"