A five-piece dissection of a 3x3x3 cube, design #78C by Stewart Coffin.It's one of my first attempt to craft a puzzle wood, but it not so bad.Made from old french oak (50 years old) in 4/5 inch wood stock, in a plexiglass box.61 mm = 2,4 inch - 270gShipping cost:France : 7,25 € = 8,12 $Europe (UE) : 14,85 € =16,63 $World : 26,30 € = 29,46 $Paypal fees of 4% will be added to the price. Buyer assumes all shipping fees.

Three little 3x3x3 cubes design by S.Coffin, from old french oak:Five piece solid block (#78C): 45 mm = 1,8 inch in a plexiglass box+ Half Hour (#29): 41 mm = 1,6 inch in a oak box+ Four piece serially interlocking cube (#93): 41 mm = 1,6 inchIt's my first attempt to do puzzle wood so it's not perfect but not so bad. Shipping cost:France : 7,25 € = 8,12 $Europe (UE) : 14,85 € =16,63 $World : 26,30 € = 29,46 $Paypal fees of 3% will be added to the price. Buyer assumes all shipping fees.

These appear to be two common burrs, a 6-piece burr and a diagonal burr (or star burr). In reality, each of them comes apart in three pieces. Each of them has a hole to string on a keychain (included), they were designed so that they cannot come apart when strung on a chain.The cube burr design was by Jim Gooch, modified into a keychain puzzle by me. The stellated rhombic dodecahedron was designed by me, it is similar to my IPP34 exchange puzzle called an Orchid Pennyhedron. Clever...

Take the two pieces apart and reassemble them to fit back inside the box. Includes box (clear acrylic).Jury First Prize awarded in the <a href="http://www.puzzleworld.org/DesignCompetition/2011/results.htm">2011 Puzzle Design Competition</a>. There it is classified as "Interlocking/disentanglement".

Stewart Coffin design #237, <a href="http://www.cubicdissection.com/html/purchase/discont/therattle.html">beautifully made by Eric Fuller</a>. The top and bottom of the box are acrylic. Eight pieces plus the box, one piece cannot be removed from the box (hence the name).Remove seven pieces. The real challenge comes after you mix up the pieces and try to get them back in the box. Not that difficult, but fun. "Rotations are required!"

Fit all eight pieces into the box so that the cubes do not touch each other. IPP32 exchange puzzle from Stan Isaacs.<a href="http://www.puzzleworld.org/DesignCompetition/2013/results.htm">Top 10 vote getter in the 2013 Design Competition</a>. A mixture of a box packing and dexterity challenge!

A Parcel Post puzzle (the designer and manufacturer are not known) measures 4.8" by 6.8" by 1.7" box.Finely crafted from English Elm with Iroka rims and Wenge slip-feathers and a bottom floated to compensate for movement.All of the 18 pieces (all with the same thickness) have great tolerances in the box and just slip inside. They have been hand sanded on each edge, and finished with three layers of lacquer. Fifteen different exotic woods are used in the 18 pieces including: (1) Paduak, (2) Engli...

My IPP32 exchange puzzle. Pack the 13 L-shaped pieces into the frames on either side. The pieces can also be packed into a 4x4x4 cube and other 3D shapes. Puzzle includes an 8 page booklet of challenges. Comes in a clear plastic box, you can store the puzzle in the solved or unsolved state.This puzzle weighs approximately 4 oz or 120 grams.

Assemble ten identical pieces (plus a small icosahedron) into a 5 cm diameter ball. This puzzle was 3D printed by Shapeways and dyed in 5 colors by me. The core is a Game Science D20 die (included).This puzzle was designed by Stephen Chin, based on a Wayne Daniel puzzle. In 2010, the wooden version won an award in the IPP puzzle design competition.It is difficult to achieve a good fit with these puzzles. Even the exact same CAD file printed by Shapeways two weeks apart fit differently ...

A Parcel Post puzzle (the designer and manufacturer are not known) measures 4.8" by 6.8" by 1.7" box.Finely crafted from English Elm with Iroka rims and Wenge slip-feathers and a bottom floated to compensate for movement.All of the 18 pieces (all with the same thickness) have great tolerances in the box and just slip inside. They have been hand sanded on each edge, and finished with three layers of lacquer. Fifteen different exotic woods are used in the 18 pieces including: (1) Paduak, (2) Engli...

One of a kind box packing puzzle invented by Leonard Gordon more than 25 years ago. Originally devised from pieces made from joined spheres, here I use truncated rhombic dodecahedra or edge beveled cubes. The eight identical L-shaped pieces can fit in a golf ball case (included). Each piece has been dyed a different color.Four of the pieces can also be interlocked to form a truncated tetradedron. This is a second puzzle, called "Blossom".This puzzle was printed before Shapeways changed their pri...

This "impossible" object is 3D printed in bronze steel by Shapeways and polished. It is a mobius band which is tied in a knot. If you trace a face (or edge) around, you will discover it has only one face and one edge. Since the band is not even approximately 2-dimensional, technically it is not a mobius strip, but rather a "quarter-twisted square torus".Comes with a 20" cord for hanging as a pendant. Shapeways page <a href="http://shpws.me/HGvk">here</a>.Has an antique, tarnished...

A seven pieces dissection of a 4x4x4 cube, design #30 by Stewart Coffin.It's one of my first attempt to craft a puzzle wood, but it not so bad (see photos).Made from african sipo mahogany and french beech.71 mm = 2,8 inch - 270gShipping cost:France : 7,25 € Europe (UE) : 14,85 € =16,63 $World : 26,30 € = 29,46 $Paypal fees of 4% will be added to the price. Buyer assumes all shipping fees.

Stewart Coffin's Involute puzzle (STC #214) made of African wood (sipo mahogany and movingui) and french beech. This is an improved version of Convolution #30 . Eight-piece 4x4x4, serially interlocking, with a tricky step. This stick puzzle has not a very good fit, and the key piece is a little loose,cause it's one of my first crafting attempt puzzle wood, but it not so bad (see photos).Made from african sipo mahogany and french beech.235g - 68 mm = 2,7 inchShipping cost:France : 7,25 € = 8,12...

f you like solving one six piece burr, how about two at the same time! With a difficult level 18.6.3 solution, this puzzle is not for lightweights! Tricky and entertaining, and displays very well once solved. Three different woods used for aesthetics and also to give the solver a chance (this puzzle would be exponentially more difficult in solid wood). Fit is incredibly precise - sometimes this makes find the next move extra tricky...I'm selling these puzzles to fund future puzzle-making equipme...

from cubic dissection.com:Markus designed this puzzle quite a while ago and I always liked the looks of it. Finally I emailed him asking if the design was free...and it was! One hitch though - there was more than one solution. I greatly prefer puzzles with a single solution, so I decided to enlist Tom Jolly to see if it could be modified into a single solution. Tom quickly determined that the original had at least 15 solutions. Both Tom and Markus subsequently went to work, both coming up with i...

RELEASED:2.13.2013PRODUCED:40 CopiesDESIGNER:Stephane ChomineCRAFTSMAN:Eric FullerMATERIAL:Quilted Maple / BloodwoodCOMMENTS:Stephane has been coming out with a lot of new designs lately, and it was tough to pick which I liked the best. I found the geometry of the cage and internal pieces very pleasing, and the fact that Triaxe is a difficult level 24 solution didn't hurt. With only three pieces it's not impossible, but this is definitely an advanced puzzle. Lots of movement and lots of dead end...

RELEASED:5.30.2012PRODUCED:44 CopiesDESIGNER:Osanori YamamotoCRAFTSMAN:Eric FullerMATERIAL:Bocote - Wenge GranadilloCOMMENTS:I always enjoy Mr. Osanori's designs, and the N-One is no exception. 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 arent 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 ch...

Four identical pieces, a simple frame, and a level 18.10 solution. Typical of Osanori's designs, this puzzle is difficult, fun, and aesthetically pleasing. The pieces are cut from solid bubinga, and interact in tricky and surprising ways with the box. I like this design a lot, and recommend it to any puzzler looking for a moderate to difficult challenge.I'm selling these puzzles to fund future puzzle-making equipment, and of course to buy morepuzzles :)buyer is responsible for money transfer fee...

Puzzle Name: WandererType: MazeNumber of Pieces: 2Designed by: Oskar van DeventerMade by: Tom LenschMaterial: Frame, Makore on Walnut Wanderer, Walnut and MahoganySize: 3” frame, 4” WandererAvailability: 0Price: $100WANDERERThe Wanderer was designed by Oskar van Deventer. This puzzle consists of a solid pieces called the Wanderer and a cube frame with notched edges that forms an internal maze frame. The Wanderer piece has two flat sides and two curved sides. One of the flat sides has two sma...