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Designed & made by the Karakuri Creation Group this puzzle group is unlike other more traditional Japanese puzzle boxes. Once you know the solution you can open it in four moves. One of them is quite unconventional which makes the overall solution very interesting. This very special puzzle box is crafted in Oak. Size outside: 42mm x 47mm x 60mm The puzzle is to disassemble and reassemble this interlocking wooden burr puzzle. The puzzle has 11 identical pieces plus one with an extra check out. The object is to assemble the 15 piece diagonal interlocking burr puzzle. Using diagonally oriented wooden pieces has been a distinct feature of wooden interlocking puzzles made in Finland for over 100 years. The National Museum in Helsinki exhibits a diagonal burr made around 1910 but it is known that as early as 1888 Chandler patented a 13 piece diagonal burr. We expect this 15 piece version to be quite a handful. It has a slight change on original Finnish design which helps lock the puzzle together. The challenge is to fit all the pieces of cheese into the frame. No - it's not good enough to get just 3 of them in. All 4 will definitely fit. Another deceptive design by Jürgen Reiche. Difficulty Rating 3 out of 5 = Dilemma DIFFICULTY RATING 5 The object is to rope from the wood to release the long bar. Mr Puzzle has redesigned the original to make it TWO PUZZLES IN ONE. This puzzle covered by Australian Design Registration No. 153007 This puzzle featured in CFF Magazine July 2006 article "Secrets of a Simple Type of String Puzzle" by Lambert Bright. Click here for a link to CFF web site. Difficulty Level: 3 out of 5 Difficulty 5 The object is to remove the ring from the puzzle. You'll really need to be an escape artist to get the ring off this puzzle! Buy ANY 4 puzzles in the set and save $1 per puzzle. Click here. The puzzle is to build a larger cube from the length of 27 smaller cubes arranged on an elastic rope to look like a snake; hence the name Snake Cube but it's sometimes also known as the Chain Cube or the Elastic Cube. The puzzle is to build a larger cube from the length of 27 smaller cubes arranged on an elastic rope to look like a snake; hence the name Snake Cube but it's sometimes also known as the Chain Cube or the Elastic Cube. The objective of the puzzle is to separate the two halves of the apple. Once you open it you'll discover a nice lock, not too difficult and space inside to put a small ring. It must be a ring because like any other apple it has a core; but there's a space around the core. An alternative to a more traditional puzzle box to present a ring. Size: Diameter of the apple is 33mm. Maximum outside diameter of ring inside is 25mm. Diameter of the apple core is 12mm. Difficulty Level 4 The puzzle is to separate the two pieces fashioned after the image of intertwining Bach melodies. Difficulty Level 4 The puzzle is to separate the four pieces from each other then put them back together again. Four pieces of the same shape are loosely interlocked to make the puzzle. The pieces fit loosely together and it seems they should be easy to take apart. Difficulty Level 3/4 Difficult Once all the pieces have been scrambled to solve the puzzle slide the pieces around until the rectangular pieces form a continuous chain of dominos around the ball. As in the game of Dominos the points value must be the same as the matched side on the adjacent piece. Edward Hordern IPP Puzzle Exchange - San Francisco, USA, August 2009 When Itgel asked his father to design and make a puzzle to present at the Edward Hordern Exchange event at IPP29 the question was "What is San Francisco well known for?" Itgel immediately said Cable Car however Mr Tumen-Ulzii had never seen one (certainly there are no Cable Cars in Mongolia). He designed and made this very complex take-apart 13 piece puzzle in the shape of a cable car from just a photograph. The puzzle is to make a continuous line using all 14 tiles. It’s possible to do it for all three colours. Then take the challenge to build loops of particular colours. The ultimate challenge will be to build a continuous loop using all 14 tiles but along the way you’ll even discover multiple loops are possible. Difficulty Level 4 The puzzle is to try to get the three pieces apart and then back together again. To the people at Hanayama it looked like a strange adornment weaved into a "coiffure" design. Difficulty - Hard but not Extreme Assemble the 6 pieces into the interlocking ball. There are 5 identical pieces plus one locking piece. The puzzle is to pack the seven pieces into the retro television set frame. An interesting 3D packing puzzle with one fixed cube to limit the possible solutions. This puzzle is not only a 3D packing puzzle but has an interesting step to disasssemble. The puzzle was designed by Viteslav Krejci in 2008 and made in the workshops of Pelikan using a selection of both European woods including maple, walnut, birch, ash, apple, pear, cherry, oak, beech, plum, and acacia as well as some more exotic woods like mahogany, ebony, begging, wenge, walnut, American, padank, rosewood, amaranth, Bubinga, owango, jarah, meranti, and iroko. Tantrix Xtreme is a more fiendish (and extreme) version of Tantrix Discovery. It contains 8 loop puzzles with an extra twist: no colour clue is given for each level. Plus 2 new tricky pyramid puzzles! Your aim is to build loops of various shapes and sizes, starting with just 3 tiles. Each new tile added gives you a different and more challenging puzzle. Race yourself against the challenge times given on the pack. Difficulty 5 Difficulty 5 Difficulty 5 Difficulty Level 4 Edward Hordern Puzzle Exchange - Gold Coast, Australia, August 2007 The object of the puzzle is to make a cube with the given pieces. Not your usual 3x3 cube; a very entertaining puzzle. Puzzle made from cedar stained Radiata. Difficulty 5/5 Difficulty 5/5 There are just three different pieces loose inside the wooden cage. They do not come out of the cage but the cage does have openings down each of the four vertical sides. The puzzle is to assemble them into a tetrahedron inside the cage. To open a Japanese puzzle box one or more sliding pieces hidden within the patterns on the box must be moved. Even the bottom and top panels move with this one. There are 21 separate moves or 21 steps to open this trick opening puzzle box. Just the thing if you really want a challenge. Or what a way to prolong the gift giving if the person has to find all these moves to get their present. Size: 4 Sun (a traditional unit of measure to denote length) Difficulty 3/5 The puzzle is to interlock these 4 pieces to make the burr. As with many of Vinco's puzzle you are also presented the challenge of getting it apart before you can even begin the assembly process. Sometimes called the Japanese Chrystal or Pagoda puzzle this one has 33 pieces to assemble the interlocking burr. Each of the 33 pieces has been interlocked to make a symmetrical, multifaceted structure with a solid core. Includes sheet with helpful hints to solve. We also have a 51 piece version of this puzzle. Click here. Designed & made by the Karakuri Creation Group this puzzle is unlike other more traditional Japanese puzzle boxes. Once you know the solution you can open it in just two moves. But one of them is quite a unique movement so don't be fooled that that makes it easy to open! This very special puzzle box is crafted in Katura wood (a type of Cherry tree). Size outside: 42mm x 42mm x 60mm
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