What's better than a Super Cubi? How about one that is almost 3 times larger! This puzzle box is BIG! You definitely need 2 hands to open this beast. If you want a puzzle that challenges you, this is it. It takes 324 moves just to open and when you think your challenge is finished; Well... you need to close it! 324 moves to return this beast to its starting position. Not only is this box a fantastic challenge, it is equally beautiful with its added yosegi pattern! Trying to find the standard siz...

The Pile Of Disks III was part of the 2021 Karakuri Christmas gifts. This is a very tricky puzzle box to open.This is what the popular blogger FIVESINATRAS had to say: "Unofficially known as the Egg McMuffin, Kamei’s newest creation consists of 5 circular layers of maple, zelkova and rosewood, laid out symmetrically. As the third in a series, this Pile of Disks is leaner than its siblings at 80mm x 30mm, his hanko displayed in the center of one side. Surprisingly, this ended up being one of ...

“Mmmm Puzzle”   This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Yoshiyuki Kotani for the International Puzzle Party 24 held in Tokyo, Japan 2004   Objective / Description: Place the four identical pieces into the box and close the lid properly.   Packaging: Zip lock bagPreliminary estimate of shipping costs from the Netherlands.   Netherlands: from 0 - 10 kg approx $ 12.00   Europe 1: from 0 - 2 kg approx $ 21.00 to Belgium, Denmark (excl. Faroe Islands ...

Three pieces, uncomplicated, with a fun level 15.3 solution. The keyring serves two purposes...you could actually use this to hold keys, the pieces aren't going anywhere (May not want them being rough handled in a purse or pocket though). Additionally, the chain blocks a second solution...so, remove the chain and see if you can find another way to put the pieces together. This will probably be shipped disassembled unless I am able to put it back together over the course of the next wee...

One of my favorite zoo burrs, built by the man himself. Build quality is typical of alfons' work, this one in particular is slightly loose but still quite satisfying to solve.I accept PayPal. Buyer can expect to pay $13 shipping domestic within the US and approximately $35 internationally. Happy to combine shipping on multiple items.

This was Hiroshi Iwahara's 2011 Karakuri Creation Group Christmas present

One of my favorite understated CD builds, and a very approachable burr.Eric's original listing: "As mentioned elsewhere, I enjoy odd shaped burr puzzles. Some of them are less fun though when built...they're shaky or don't move or interact well. The Le Taupe by Alfons didn't have that problem. Movements was tight and satisfying, with each piece sliding effortlessly once you discerned the direction of the next move. It was just a lot of fun to manipulate and solve, so when Alfons emaile...

It seems simple: Just fit the wooden "chain" entirely into the box.

SEQUENTIAL DISCOVERY PUZZLEBOX  , my IPP Exchange puzzle  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

"The artisan series is being discontinued; once these puzzles are gone they will not be remade.Half Lid Box by the famous Hajime Katsumoto is a similar challenge to Obstacle Box. With only two layers and one slider, you'd think it was easier. You'd be thinking wrong in this case...while there are fewer pieces, the smaller opening necessitates rotational moves which greatly complicate assembly.Construction of this puzzle is very sturdy with shouldered edges and milled, solid pieces. This puzzle i...

from website Loki is the god of mischief, mayhem, and disorder.and boy does this lock live up to that. this is up there with all the best puzzle locks. has allot to offer and allot of tricks that will keep you busy.Shipping Cost  Will be worked out once the Auction has ended.I will combine shipping on multiple items if reqired.

Aluminum DDD burr set.With flat lid!

Designed by Gary Foshee and produced by Bits & Pieces.

An improved version of Euklid with only one solution (I think). Pelikan's original description is at Euklid for Nick – Pelikan Puzzles

“The Chicago Cubes”   This puzzle is a exchange puzzle by Joe Becker for the International Puzzle Party 23 held in Chicago, USA 2003   Objective / Description: Fold to make z 2x2x2 cube, without stretching the tape. See olso the picture.   Packaging: Plastic boxPreliminary estimate of shipping costs from the Netherlands.   Netherlands: from 0 - 10 kg approx $ 12.00   Europe 1: from 0 - 2 kg approx $ 21.00 to Belgium, Denmark (excl. Faroe...

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 AND REMOVE THE DIAMOND INSIDEEXOTIC WOOD VERSION , CENTRE BAND HAS AUSTRALIANA FAUNA INSIGNIA, NICE SOUVENIR FROM THE LAND OF OZ I WILL COMBINE WINING ITEMS TO LOWER POSTAGE COSTS, NO PAYPAL FEES 

Original design, handmade, this is the first copy of this one.Assemble eight pièces with same weight, made of various wood (Flames maple, Chestnut, Wild Cherry, Zebrano, Walnut burgundy, Green Ebony, Padauk) to do a 4x4 cube. All parts are dowel and encaustic.Only one solution to solve this puzzle. No rotation need so it's a burr.

A wonderfully constructed puzzle by Brian Menold (WoodWonders) designed by Christopher Lohe. The goal is to remove the four pieces from the frame. You will find that this sounds much easier than it is. It is a very enjoyable solve as the pieces dance around each other and the frame.Winning bidder only pays winning price and actual shipping cost. I can combine shipping if multiple items are won.

Dr. Volker Latussek wrote about it:“I have been thinking and working on FERMAT for more than two years. I had initially planned a puzzle with a box typical for me: a square base and centred opening and three triangles. Preferably equilateral triangles. Despite considerable effort, I could not find discover an exciting solution. So I switched to isosceles triangles, in the end the 45 degree angle imposed itself. The side lengths of the three triangles now had to be chosen in such a way that the...

AKA THE GOLDEN RHOMBIC TRIACONTAHEDRON PUZZLEBOXTHE WORLD FAMOUS CHINNYHEDRON REVISITED, I MADE THEM ABOUT 10 YEARS AGOTHE REASON WHY GOD GAVE YOU 2 HANDS AND 10 FINGERS, TO OPEN THE CHINNYHEDRONS,,,,,,, NOW YOU KNOWNICE EXOTIC WOODS, FIND THE DIAMONDS INSIDETHIS TIME I INCLUDED A PENNYHEDRON, ITS COUSINTHERE ARE 26 PENNY VARIATIONS, GUESS WHICH ONE?YOU WILL UNDERSTAND WHY THESE TWO GOES WELL AS A PAIR WHEN YOU PLAY WITH THEMTHE MYSTERY THICKENS,,,,,,,I WILL COMBINE WINING ITEMS TO LOWER POSTAG...