DIESD XL “Knockout”This is a special edition built around a black-and-blue knockout theme.It has multiple compartments, surprises, and over 20 steps. I have tuned it to its best play state.There is a poly puzzle as the prize, plus a cool extra midway through the solve.The blue body has an intentionally applied bumpy texture, with contrasting black accents and hidden black components containing holographic stars. The black-and-blue color scheme, bruised texture, and stars you discover along t...

Mint condition Tricklock T9 from PopplockSome surface patina due to age.For full resolution images, go to toool.us/t9auctionMore information available at PuzzBuzzOur organization purchased a few of these many years ago, and they all ended up sitting in storage. This one may have never even been solved!Proceeds from the sale of this lock will go solely to The Open Organisation Of Lockpickers, a 501(c)(3) nonprofitShipping to be arranged after sale and paid by buyer. We will be shipping from Virgi...

Halo Puzzle #7.This is the seventh puzzle in my latest series, Halo.Quite simply, can you figure out how to open it?Sounds easy perhaps, but with various internal mechanisms and components, it may not be as easy as it seems.Approx. 8cm wide, it fits nicely in the palm of your hand.Made from laser MDF and acrylic, including magnets/small metal parts.Assembled by hand.Designed by Craig Lawton.Note: This puzzle will open easily when solved correctly. Excessive force is not required.Not suitable for...

Andrew Crowell60 x 60 x 60 mm Shipping to be paid by Buyer.Please contact if you require further information.

Andrew Crowell60 x 60 x 60 mm Shipping to be paid by Buyer.Please contact if you require further information.

Andrew Crowell60 x 60 x 60 mm Shipping to be paid by Buyer.Please contact if you require further information.

Stickman #35 One-Hand Puzzle Box by Robert Yarger (Stickman)Limited Edition #14/160.Stickman writes "One Hand Puzzlebox (No. 35) is crafted from walnut with exotic wood irregular shaped magnetic packing pieces.  This puzzle is based on a concept by Asher Simon, and is Robert's tribute to the genera of packing puzzles. It is called the “One Hand Puzzlebox” because using a single hand is the most satisfying way of solving it.  Remove the packing puzzle pieces from one end of the  box...