…This a multi-step opening box is the latest design by Jürgen Reiche. Jürgen says you’ll need both your head and your hands to discovery the mystery of this one! https://www.mrpuzzle.com.au/secret-box-sequential-discovery-puzzle.html… […]
…confuse your friends when you have them over for a beer! Plenty of puzzling to share around! A great present for Father’s Day coming up in Australia September 6th. https://www.mrpuzzle.com.au/bar-set-metal-puzzles.html… […]
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…the top part of the puzzle, Brian was looking for a complex but rare burr that could attach to the main shaft of the puzzle without coming apart accidentally. He… […]
…Don’t despair. There is a very detailed step by step solution drawn by the designer to help you assemble the puzzle when you totally give up. https://www.mrpuzzle.com.au/holey-6-board-burr-junichi-yananose.html … […]
…eBay shop https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/252596602543 A very attractive 8 piece seemingly interwoven burr puzzle assembled into a cube shape. As soon as Brian saw this design published by Yavuz Demirhan on Facebook… […]
…mechanical puzzles. Dilemma Games have been making puzzles since 1996 and recently clocked up 7 million brain teasers sold in over 42 countries. The company is very committed to its… […]
…in May 2021 for A$2400.35. Update 31st January 2021: A non-limited edition brass version of this puzzle was also produced in brass. https://www.mrpuzzle.com.au/houdinis-torture-cell-sequential-discovery-puzzle/ The object of the puzzle is to… […]
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…Western Australian Jarrah and is shipped completed WITH 500mm round glass top. Share Martin Watson’s experience as he put’s his LOST DAY together…. and loses several days, not just one!… […]
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…puzzle was developed and manufactured by Brian Young in 1999. Credit for the concept must go to an anonymous computer programmer back in 1959 when the first standardised business computer… […]
…this burr the puzzle had not been commercially available and now Brian knows why. Making the jigs, the number of and complexity of them, was more difficult than making the… […]
