Keep I on the Burr 6 piece burr

A high level 6 piece burr designed by Juno for the London IPP 2014.

This puzzle is new in it’s original packaging with card and solution and the photo is the standard from our original website. I did not unpackage it. 
If you bid on one of my other listings I can combine ship for either same or very little extra cost.

Note: prices and payment is in Australian dollars not USD

Original text describing the puzzle from our website way back then is below.   And general information about payment and shipping below that.

Original Text from Mr Puzzle website:

Edward Hordern IPP Puzzle Exchange – London, England. August 2014.   269 made.   Presented by Karst Nauta. Designed by Junichi Yananose. Made by Mr Puzzle.  

The shape of the final solution is in the name ‘Keep I in the Burr’ and you do really have to keep an eye on those pieces.

This 6 piece burr is sold assembled. The puzzle is hard enough with a number of tricky moves to discover while taking it apart. It will be hard enough to remember them to help you reassemble it, giving it to you apart would just be downright mean! There are at least 12 moves before the pieces of the puzzle literally just fall apart and in some of those cases, many of the pieces move at the same time.

Another puzzle that’s not BurrTools friendly!

Size: 80mm x 80mm x 80mm

The pieces of the puzzle are made from Meranti (also commonly known as Filipino mahogany). Each piece has a contrasting end from Queensland Blackbean.

Packaged with the solution inside a shrink-wrapped clear plastic box with a cardboard base.

General Information:

I know I don’t have much feedback but this is Brian & Sue Young aka Mr Puzzle auctioning these puzzles. If you’re concerned then contact me separately via our Mr Puzzle email address mrpuzzle@mrpuzzle.com.au

But please don’t email and ask to discontinue the auction. All auctions will run their duration. It’s the fairest course for everyone.

All prices in Australian Dollars (not US Dollars).  We much prefer payment via Wise because the charges are far less. But we can accept PayPal.