Hello prospective bidders! Come and enjoy the pretty pixels of whichever puzzle is being listed for this page!Geneva is made by Cubic Dissection as linked here: https://cubicdissection.com/products/geneva-interlocking-puzzleLong story short, I'm selling several dozen Turning Interlocking Cubes on behalf of a collector. Due to health complications, they don't have the spare time or energy to manually sell any puzzles directly. So I'm handling auctioning off some of their puzzles, mostly TIC...

Derek's Split Maze Burr has been eagerly awaited as the more difficult and imposing verion of the original Maze Burr released years ago by Kagen. Upping the ante with double maze plates on each face, this puzzle is more of a puzzle system. There are many challenges, with "simple" solutions requiring 30 moves up to the most difficult configuration requiring over 300 moves to solve! The puzzle comes with tools to rearrange the plates and a downloadable booklet illustrating the problems (a link to...

This is a puzzle box from 2021.  It is in pristine condition.  It's very interesting how it opens. Administrator NOTE: this listing was inaccurately stated as being crafted by Akio Kamei, we have corrected the title to reflect this. The craftsman is Hiroshi Iwahara

This puzzle box was created by Akio Kamei as a Xmas present for the Karakuri Club members in 2007. It is now sold out and no longer made. The mechanism is inspired by Kamei's 1998 Love Box. This box is in excellent (as new) cosmetic and working condition. Comes with the original box.

this was Nimomiya's Karakuri Club Christmas present for 2007...I am only selling it because I mistakingly purchased a second copy! Silly me...Buyer is responsible for shipping and paypal fees

This puzzle box was created by Hiroyuki Oka as a Xmas present for the Karakuri Club members in 2007. It is now sold out and no longer made. The mechanism is similar to that of a traditional japanese puzzle box, but with a twist. This box is in excellent (as new) cosmetic condition and opens smoothly. Comes with the original box.

This has been one of my favorites for a long time. Mike Smith in 1994 Made a limited Edition of 235. this is #133. The Pentera Limited is a Five Puzzle Magnetic ball! When I originally received this all the discs were levitating in their slots. They were Hovering! So Cool! Then you can take them out and assemble a ball, as well as a ball in the frame! I only know of 3 of the 5 puzzles. Perhaps a Cubic Fan will share with me the other two. (I'll still have time to try!). This is in mi...

Open the puzzle Box,Size 50mm, Single large crack versionBuyer to pay 4% Paypal and postage

This copy of the excellent pieces of eight is one of a kind. I had a lot of different wood pieces left over from the run I made several years ago, but not enough for a solid patterend copy. So, I glued together about 10 different species randomly. Result is a puzzle full of color! <P> From the website: RELEASED: 7.24.2007 PRODUCED: 30 Copies DESIGNER: Stewart Coffin CRAFTSMAN: Eric Fuller MATERIAL: Cherry Box, Various Hardwoods ...

This is the "Impossible Lock" currently sold by Grand Illusions. Used but in excellent condition. Includes original instruction manual, which has assembly diagrams (just in case you want to take it apart). Here is the description from Grand Illusions:ell, maybe not impossible, but this is a seriously difficult puzzle! A specially constructed brass padlock, 106 mm long and weighing 635 grams, this is a very solid construction, and is beautifully made. A real piece of precision engineering. ...

Puzzle design by James Ferguson, object design by Peter Knoppers and Oskar, made by Buttonius Puzzles & Plastics. From the attached instructions, "Henry Dudeney presented this 'Mechanical Paradox' and its solution in Modern Puzzles (1926).""This remarkable device was contrived by James Ferguson in 1751 as a challenge to a sceptical watchmaker during a metaphysical controversy. 'Suppose', Ferguson said, 'I make one wheel as thick as 3 others and cut teeth in them all, and then put the three w...

Robert Sandfield's IPP 23 exchange puzzle

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Trick opening box by Akio Kamei in walnut and in original Karakuri packaging.

A three-piece burr is contained within the cube. It is very difficult to disassemble and assemble, requiring rotations and other unnatural acts in addition to the usual burr movements. Excellent fit and finish. Shipping cost will be calculated after the end of the auction. Winning bidder will pay the actual postage amount plus $3 for the first item and $1 for each additional item to pay for packaging costs. Please add 3.5% for paypal payment.

As quoted from CubicDissection.com, "Five sticks 28 is exactly what it says it is; five sticks into a box, with a level 28 solution. Tricky and confusing, with a lot of dead ends and movement. The single crosspiece is a unique touch, and deciphering the orientation and timing of insertion is very difficult." One of 30 produced. Excellent Fit. A few spots that appear to be either water marks or faded stain. Shipping cost will be calculated after the end of the auction. Winning ...

A pair of Gregory Benedetti puzzles made by Puzzlewood,de . I offer them as a pair simply because their outward appearance is identical. The puzzles are quite different!

from cubicdissection.com:La Cerradura Doble was Robrecht Louage’s 2008 IPP Design Competition entry. The puzzle was very interesting to me, so I contacted him and started chatting about it. One thing led to another and I agreed to help him sell his remaining copies left over from IPP. The original price was 100 Euros, so as you can see I have managed to negotiate an excellent price reduction for our valued cubicdissection customers.This puzzle is milled from solid stock, and there is no mistak...

Eric's Description: This puzzle was Henry Strout's exchange puzzle at IPP 29 in San Francisco. I enjoyed solving it a lot, and decided to make a run of them. To solve the puzzle, all the pieces must be put in the box. Easy enough, except for two things. One, they must all go thorugh the 1x2 slot in the side, making the order of insertion quite important. Two, the yellowheart piece is stuck inside the box, so you have to plan a...

Eric's description is here:-http://archive.cubicdissection.com/html/sm.html