Karakuri Xmas Gift 2018. A renovation of the KW-36 Bars Box, this work is fairly complex and requires a number of steps to open. Two hidden small spaces are to be unveiled. Magnolia, Walnut, Maple and Keyaki.  

Unknown designer from the beginning of the 20th century. The goal is to pack all 18 pieces of various sizes into the box, in three layers. Only three pairs of pieces share the same dimensions, some must be packed vertically. Two solutions, but trial and error won't get you anywhere. Walnut, Makore, Mahogany, Wenge.

Spheres is an intriguing packing puzzle by Stephan Baumegger.  Pack six wood pieces and three stone spheres into the box and slide the lid closed.  As you can see, it looks a bit special too!

Two identically shaped pieces that must be assembled in a shape with mirror symmetry. The two different woods introduce a little visual confusion. Benji & Spalted Adler.

This is an NARY puzzle with 590 moves.It’s similar in style to the GPK Numlocks but follows Alfons NARY sequence.This is the 3rd one produced and is in PurpleHeart, Pine, Beech, and Chestnut.No fees but shipping will be calculated after auction concludes.

Based upon “Alice in Wonderland”, this box is a representation of the clock the rabbit carries while running late for the tea party. In some ways, solving this puzzle is similar to picking a safe, as the sound and feel of both free moving clock hands, combined with additional clues, point to its solution. The second and final compartment contains a brass coin with the Stickman logo. 50 copies made, but most of them are not publicly available as they will be integrated into the u...

Note: The box came with a tiny dent on the top of the lid. As others have mentioned on Discord, the pieces fit very snug, but don't require too much force. From woodwonders.com:When I saw the name for this, my mind immediately went to creating an old fashioned "Tea Box". I thought the simple box with its relatively small obstructions and rather plain "T'" shaped pieces provide quite the challenge, but I felt it could use something to make it look a little fancier. The laser work on the box...

From Cubicdissection.com:I've long been a fan of Coffin's angled stick puzzles. They're tricky, beautiful when assembled, and unique among interlocking puzzles. The angles are very confusing which leads to a fantastic ah-ha moment!"Too Hard" is the second and more difficult angled stick offering for this update. Initially, it appears to have the same shape as the Pineapple Pile, but a trick appears when attempting to construct that shape. One of the three longer sticks has the holes drill...

From the Pluredo website:This is the fifth version of the Grooved 6 Board Burr series, and its configuration is very similar to the first version. Also, the number of moves needed to disassemble the first piece is the same as #1, 22 but #5 has a tricky feature. That was the reason why Juno thought he should produce this version.Remember that he is a person who always tries to outmaneuver others with his designed puzzles. Many of our customers may notice the true characteristic of the p...

From the Pluredro website:   This little beast requires a maximum of 35 moves among the Grooved 6 Board Burr series to remove the first piece from the assembled shape. During the solving process, you may feel that the pieces are no longer interlocking together, but none of the pieces will come apart in a simple way. A few pieces tend to partially rotate and become very unstable especially around 14 moves from the assembled shape but there seems to be no shortcut solution for the f...

From woodwonders.com:Alexander Magyarics has been very busy lately and I am taking advantage of that creativity. Here is a nice little packing puzzle. Just three piece to fit into the box through a fairly large opening. This one gave me a workout for a while! I also like the fact that there are 3 solutions in total. But the desired solution gives the nicest finished look with all the openings in the box filled with the inserted pieces. The other two solutions are rather easy and should pr...

From pelikan.eu:Kevin Sadler wrote about it: “Dr. Volker Latussek has been providing some fabulous puzzles to Pelikan for a few years now. They are all extremely clever and challenging – some so clever and challenging that they are beyond my abilities (Euklid for Nick remains unsolved to my intense embarassment). In this release we have Akku. This consists of a wonderful Acacia box and some very precisely crafted Maple pieces to be packed inside. There are 9 L shaped pieces to be...

From pelikan.eu:Kevin Sadler wrote about it: “I'm sure by now you all know that I adore the 3×3 cube based packing puzzles with unusual piece shapes and restricted entry into the container. I have lots of them from Osanori and Alexander and am always in the lookout for new variants. Imagine, if you will, yet another one, beautifully made by the guys at Pelikan but making things much more interesting the box has captive pieces which hook over two of the sides which can slide into any of ...

A great sequential discovery coin puzzle made by Rex Rossano Perez! A tricky journey with lots of cleverness packed in. 

I am sad to say that my puzzle habit has got the better of me. Today , I am offering some lucky person my Pachinko box. I am the original owner and this has been well looked after in a cabinet since the first run. Great condition, great puzzle and a fantastic SD puzzle all round. Designed by the talented Mr Strijbos and a fun solve. Retrieve the 2 coins using only what is part of the puzzle.

It’s a sad day when a man has to sell his treasures.This is that beautiful and complicated lump of brass that has puzzlers fighting in the streets ( umm, not really) I’ve given it a light polish so it’s not quite as patinated, but if that’s your thing, just play for a while and it will change colour. Comes with laminated solution and it’s original box. The envelope that holds the solution has been wet in the past,so parts of that envelop have smudged printing. It’s no big deal, Eric ...

Note: The puzzle comes with the jig!From nedeljkowoodworks.com:STC 39 Rosebud is a co-ordinated motion polyhedral puzzle which is difficult to make and difficult but not impossible to assemble without the aid of a jig. When perfectly aligned the six pieces slide together and open and close like the petals of Rosebud. The Rosebud Assembly Jig is sold separately and is highly recommended. Stewart himself says "A few of these puzzles were produced some years ago and sold unassembled. ...

Bill Sheckles, the designer and creator, states that, "This is an elegant puzzle box that take the form of a book." I will add that it's a tricky puzzle too! This is from the 3rd generation of his puzzle book boxes. 

Belt Cube 3 (10.2)Designed by Osanori YamamotoMade by PelikanI need to reluctantly release some puzzles back into the wild to free up space (and funds). All puzzles are kept between 45 and 50% humidity.