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Category The puzzles in this category are not from known craftsmen but are challenging puzzles of good quality. Some puzzles on this page are quite unique, others may be 'mass produced' but they do not infringe any copyright that we know of. The puzzle is to build the symmetrical honeycomb shape from the 10 pieces each made from hexagonal cylinder pieces of different lengths joined together. The puzzle is to open the puzzle box. Great for hiding a small gift inside to add an extra level of frustration for the recipient. If they can't do the puzzle, they can't have the gift. This puzzle is sometimes known as the Magic Crate or the Magic Box. It was first distributed at IPP16 in Luxembourg in 1996 under the name of Willies Wonder by Kobus de Beer from South Africa. Other similar puzzle boxes: The "T" puzzle is quite well known but can you do the "Double T" puzzle. Use the 8 pieces to make the "TT" shape. Presented in a wooden box with a clear perpex (plexiglass) lid. 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 aim is to take the wooden molecule puzzle apart and then rebuild it without looking at the solution. Solution not included. The object of this puzzle is to assemble the six piece burr which is inside the outer circle. There are 12 pieces to the puzzle. Pieces have been lacquered. Sold in clear plastic gift box. The object of the cube puzzle is to assemble the 12 pieces in to the cube. Fashioned after the "Kumiki" style of puzzles that have been make in Japan for many decades this cube puzzle has been well know to puzzlers around the world for years and never goes out of puzzle fashion. 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. The object is to assemble the 38 pieces of the interlocking burr. Sold in a clear plastic gift box. This is a two stage opening puzzle box. Great for hiding a small gift inside to add an extra level of frustration for the recipient. Or somewhere to hide small items you don't want to risk laying around the house. Each box has been opened and checked by us and repackaged with our own detailed solution. Click here to see our single stage opening puzzle box. The puzzle is to build the 12 pointed star from the six identical pieces. What better puzzle to celebrate Christmas. The puzzle is to repack the 7 pieces into the box so that you can put the lid on. There is a sheet supplied with this puzzles which has another 22 shapes for you to try to make using these same seven pieces. Can you find which ONE of the 22 shapes CANNOT be made using the same 7 pieces ? Problem sheet and solutions are especially created by us and are included if you buy the puzzle from this website. Begin with the steel ball in the 'START' position. Use the knobs on the sides to tilt the maze base to move the ball around the labyrinth. Follow the main path to the 'FINISH' position avoiding the traps. The Trilogy is a challenging three piece level 6 burr puzzle devised by Tom Jolly. The aim is simple, even if the puzzle is not; take it apart and put it back together again. The minimum number of steps to take it apart is six but they are very non-standard and so quite tricky. The puzzle is to build the 12 piece interlocking puzzle with the ball inside. The object of the puzzle is to put the 8 different pieces together. The pieces can be divided into two groups making 4 horizontal land 4 vertical lines in the puzzle. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||