This classic design was one of my earliest puzzle builds in the early 2000’s that I made for Bill Cutler.It features 18 pieces with four solutions, however finding one will definitely keep you busy for some time!I’ve always wanted to revisit it but in a much smaller scale.  This size is small enough to fit in a pocket so definitely not as tiny as Allan Boardman’s version!As always everything is given my ‘Triple Buffing’ process making for smooth buttery finish.Crafted from Canarywood...

This classic design was one of my earliest puzzle builds in the early 2000’s that I made for Bill Cutler.It features 18 pieces with four solutions, however finding one will definitely keep you busy for some time!I’ve always wanted to revisit it but in a smaller scale, I used a 3/16” unit size with the overall size being approximately 6” x 4”.The woods used were salvaged from an old upright piano from the 1920’s that I layed out the keys in a wall hanging (see last photo). Slipfeath...

I previously made a few of this surprisingly difficult packing puzzle by Gaétan and at the time I didn’t have any contact info for him but then a few years ago I was surprised by one of his puzzle purchases in ‘Paradise’.My plan was to make another run but life kinda’ took a turn so now I’ve managed to sort myself out and began making another run.Allard kindly blogged about the copies I made in 2014, here’s an excerpt:https://allardspuzzlingtimes.blogspot.com/2014/04/gouge-packing-p...

This design by Professor Singmaster (sadly passed away in 2023) was my very first puzzle offering at CubicDissection back in 2005, it’s 25 pieces that can be packed in the box 22 ways.I was going through my ‘Salvaged Piano Wood’ (see last photo of my keyboard wall hanging, that I made from our upright piano that was produced in the ‘roaring ‘20’s!), so I figured I’d make more of this classic puzzle with this antique lumber.As always everything gets my ‘triple buffing finish’ th...

It seems hard to believe that it's been almost 20 years since I first made a small run of this clever packing puzzle design in 2006.  William has graciously allowed me to offer up another run as there were only a dozen copies made in 2006.The original metal version was William’s exchange puzzle at the IPP21 in Tokyo.This version is made using many wood varieties and includes a Stand.  The entire puzzle has been ‘triple buffed’ giving it a very nice sheen.Overall size is a little over 4...

Ce puzzle exceptionnel est le Blind Burr de Gregory Benedetti présenté à l'IPP de 2012 à WashingtonEn accord avec Gregory nous avions décidé de produire 50 exemplaires numérotés de 01 à 50 en série limitée Ceux ci étaient en Amarante de dimension : 75 x 75  avaient ravi les 50 acheteurs ayant eu le privilège d'avoir accès à l'achatAvant de fabriquer la série limitée j'avais confectionné une vingtaine d'exemplaires de plus grandes dimensions 105 x 105 x 105 Hors la série limi...

CM- 65 est un puzzle du créateur Stéphane Chomine très apprécié des collectionneurs du monde entier Il est composé de 10 pièces contenues dans une cage ajourée très complexe à fabriquer Solution unique de niveau 27-23 avec un total de 65 mouvements (voir copie écran Burtools joint)Pour celui ci la cage est en Pau Amarello Les 10 pièces mobiles sont en Amarante Fabrication de moi même (Maurice Vigouroux) les 8 exemplaires produits seront mis en vente progressivement Celui ci est l...

CM- 61 est un puzzle du créateur Stéphane Chomine très apprécié des collectionneurs du monde entier Il est composé de 10 pièces contenues dans une cage ajourée très complexe à fabriquer Solution unique de niveau 43 avec un total de 61 mouvements (voir copie écran Burtools joint)Pour celui ci la cage est en Noyer ainsi que les 4 pièces longues les 6 autres sont en Amarante Fabrication de moi même (Maurice Vigouroux) les 4 seuls exemplaires produits seront mis en vente progressivem...

Although the same puzzle was sold through CubicDissection, I'm selling one of the original IPP23 Chicago exchange copies.  RELEASED:11.5.2005PRODUCED:UnknownDESIGNER:Tom LenschCRAFTSMAN:Tom LenschMATERIAL:Walnut / AcrylicCOMMENTS:This unique puzzle was Tom's IPP exchange puzzle at IPP 23 in Chicago. The goal is to stack the punch cards into the frame and successfully close the top. It is an entertaining puzzle with a unique solution.SIZE:3.25" X 2.75 " X 1.7"The puzzle is located in the United...