Nice William Waite flat puzzle with laser cut parts. IPP29. This item is from my personal collection. Shipping is $8 in the US for Priority Mail. International shipping is $18 for first class and $35 for Priority Mail. I will combine shipping for multiple items. The last picture is a photograph of the actual puzzle being sold.

Tricky impossible object. Count the teeth. Turn the crank. Watch the arrows separate. Feel stupid. Never figure it out. Decide to sell it to someone else so they can feel stupid too.This item is from my personal collection. Shipping is $8 in the US for Priority Mail. International shipping is $18 for first class and $35 for Priority Mail. I will combine shipping for multiple items. The last picture is a photograph of the actual puzzle being sold.

Tricky Tricky...can you take the L shaped pieces and put them in a stable perch on the included stand? HINT: The picture below is not the solution; I cheated with a bit of tape to get a good picture. Quite a tricky puzzle! Nicely made too...This item is from my personal collection. Shipping is $8 in the US for Priority Mail. International shipping is $18 for first class and $35 for Priority Mail. I will combine shipping for multiple items. The last picture is a photograph of the actual puzzle...

No idea where I found this design; I prototyped it this one time. Very odd six piece burr design. One of the glued on cubies does not match (walnut). Also it's unfinished. So, yeah, basically a one of a kind treasure. Mortgage your house!This item is from my personal collection. Shipping is $8 in the US for Priority Mail. International shipping is $18 for first class and $35 for Priority Mail. I will combine shipping for multiple items. The last picture is a photograph of the actual puzzle...

Quoting Eric's website: "Designed for Kevin Sadler by Jose, this beautiful puzzle displays elegantly and is reminiscent of Bill Cutler's excellent work. While not a super high level puzzle, the shape is unusual and that adds to the complexity of solving it. I used three different woods which gives a significant clue to the solver in determining which piece goes on which axis. Given that I feel this is an approachable puzzle even for the novice puzzler, which still retaining a solid challenge for...

From the official description:RELEASED: 3.7.2008 PRODUCED: 45 Copies DESIGNER: Eric Fuller CRAFTSMAN: Eric Fuller MATERIAL: Paduak, Quilted Maple, Aluminum, Brass, Steel, Acrylic COMMENTS: The idea for the mechanism in this box came to me months ago. I spent quite some time working out and prototyping the mechanism, which is completely unique. I showed the box to Jerry Slocum at the NYPP and he verified that the mechanics and solution have never been done before...

Quoting Eric's website: "If you like solving one six piece burrs, 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). Ships assembled. Buyer to pay actual shipping and 4% PayPal fee.

from cubicdissection.com:Tom hits it out of the park again. This tricky little construct takes a simple yet interesting cage and seven identical pieces to create a 31 move masterpiece. There are rotations, but they won't help you. There is a lot of movement, but it wont help you. There is one and only one way to get all seven pieces in to this cage...the first six go pretty easy. The seventh takes 31 very specific, linear moves. Many times a puzzle like this can be as much a dexterity assembly a...

Great design by Derek beautifully realized by Tom in two woods which I cannot identify for you but resemble bubinga (outer cubes) and robinia (maze cube), all joints dowelled for strength and the whole thing polished so that negotiating the 3D maze is as smooth as can be. A couple of small dents in one of the outer cubes which are hardly noticeable (see pic. 3).

Karakuri Egg puzzle box from the Karakuri Creation Group.Description from the Karakuri Creation Group:This egg and a real egg have some things in common. For one they both have a baby bird on the inside. This ones made of wood. The hard part is cracking this egg to get inside.

Information from Rainer Popp:It reminds of some old American safes. The lock has a complex design and unique tricks. 5 Steps to open. Manufactured from Brass and Stainless Steel.

Very nice looking carved-animal jigsaw puzzle, not difficult but quite attractive and well-made, with each piece appearing to be hand-carved. Seven animal pieces, plus four frame pieces. The wood of the top and bottom pieces of frame have slight warpage. There's also a detachable bit of wood on the back that can act as a stand for display. I sold a similar puzzle in a prior auction. Weighs 14 ounces, plus about 8 ounces for packing. You can check shipping prices at www.usps.com, shipped from Cal...

L-Pyramid by Marcel Gillen, using pieces made by Wolfgang Schneider. IPP 29 exchange puzzle.Weighs 14 ounces before packing (estimate 6 more ounces for packaging). You can check shipping prices at www.usps.com, and my zip code is 93454, in California.

RELEASED:11.29.2012PRODUCED:42 CopiesDESIGNER:Stewart CoffinCRAFTSMAN:Eric FullerMATERIAL:PurpleheartCOMMENTS:Designated STC #116, this Coffin puzzle was Allen Rolf's IPP29 exchange contribution. Mr. Coffin himself doesn't seem to have many records of it, stating in his book that he only made a few and had no records of ever selling any copies. I'm not sure how Allen revived the design, but I'm glad he did because this is a very interesting puzzle. Thanks to him for giving me permission to make ...

Stewart Coffin's Hexagonal Prism design (#11) made of canarywood and purpleheart. Six dissimilar pieces assemble one way only, with one sliding axis. Signed by the artist.PayPal payment add 4% for PayPal fees.Shipping is $8 for US Priority Mail for US customers. International customers to pay actual shipping charges.

This Stickman Domino Puzzle Box (No. 16) is handcrafted by artist Robert Yarger from quality walnut and Monticello. The dominoes inside were produced by John Devost from white holly. To make things a bit more challenging, a few odd shaped tiles made from Paduk are also inserted. The solution to opening this unique puzzle can only be achieved by tilting, poking, and tapping the dominoes into different positions through the exterior of the box. This is a very challenging puzzle to solve, and even...

Stewart Coffin's Convolution design (#30) made of tulipwood and bois de rose, both true rosewoods. Signed by the artist.PayPal payment add 4% for PayPal fees.Shipping is $8 for US Priority Mail for US customers. International customers to pay actual shipping charges.

Please note that this copy of the puzzle is natural wood with no lacquer on it.RELEASED:3.27.2013PRODUCED:38 CopiesDESIGNER:Yavuz DemirhanCRAFTSMAN:Eric FullerMATERIAL:Bloodwood, Ash, AcrylicCOMMENTS:I noticed a lot of interesting board and stick burrs coming out on Ishino's site so I decided to make batch of them. After looking at a couple dozen designs I chose six for their representation of the various concepts and levels of difficulty.Believe it or not, this is the simpler iteration of the Q...

I had a couple oddball copies of Burr Bones that I made with solid maple. Fit and function are same as the production run. This is a brand new puzzle.This item is in new condition and is pulled from the cubicdissection archives.Shipping is $8 in the US for Priority Mail. International shipping is $18 for first class and $35 for Priority Mail.Paypal payment add 4% for fees.

I had a single oddball copy of Burr Bones that I made with mixed woods. Fit and function are same as the production run. This is a brand new puzzle.This item is in new condition and is pulled from the cubicdissection archives.Shipping is $8 in the US for Priority Mail. International shipping is $18 for first class and $35 for Priority Mail.Paypal payment add 4% for fees.