Cast metal puzzles

A very nice variation of the two horseshoe puzzle. But this one is more difficult, as the extra 'arms' stop the normal solution.

An award winning puzzle that is one of the most difficult I have found. Three organic shapes that have to be seperated, but of course you then have to put them back together.

A pair of hearts chained together, can you free them, but you must put them back once you have.

A simple enough task - remove the padlock from the bike, and then replace it. But it may keep you going longer than you think

Another classic ring puzzle, but larger than a normal ring. A 5 band puzlze that proves difficult to solve

A very nice puzzle that has just two parts to seperate. Sounds easy? Rated very difficult by the makers.

Free the inner block!

Or in other words, separate the 2 parts.

This puzzle may put your head upside down!

Designed by Jean-Cleade Constantin

Open the lock!

The name 'Trick Lock' tells you already that it's more a trick then a puzzle but many people where tested and many failed. The keys don't fit at first, later they do!

Open the lock!

The solution is a litle bit in the name, as you can see. But there's more ofcourse!

Can you open this lock and remove the bolt

Jerry Slocum has one of the world’s largest puzzle collections.

Housed and honored in a museum in Beverly Hills, his collection includes over twenty thousand different types of puzzles.

It was there that we first got the idea to make this puzzle.

Thanks to the valuable efforts of the distinguished designer, NOB, a classic puzzle is born again, revitalized.

Feel the power of two of the world’s greatest puzzle masters endowed in this one puzzle. The key word is succession.

Remove the ring from the puzzle.

Introducing another puzzle from the Dutch prodigy, Oskar.

This labyrinth-style puzzle, done up in the shape of an egg, gained prize-winning honors at the 2nd Annual Puzzle Design Competition in Antwerp.

The French puzzle name when translated into English is quite appropriately titled, The Egg, which is of course the key word here.

Simply put, the goal is to separate the two pieces and then put them back together.

This task will prove to be trickier than you think.

Patented in America in 1975, the somewhat swirled pieces of this puzzle by Eldon Vaughn must be disjoined and then put back together.

This is without a doubt among the most difficult of all puzzles.

The key word is twist.

Don’t use too much force the pieces should just slide apart.

A masterpiece by metal smith Akio Yamamoto, the key word for this puzzle is love.

The two separate, linked loops make this puzzle extremely challenging.

The objective is to remove the masterfully united Adam and Eve loops from the metal plate crafted in the shape of the Forbidden Fruit and, if you succeed in putting them back together again, your love may just come to fruition.

Separate the 2 parts and drive back to start!

Keep in mind that no force is needed to solve this puzzle!

7x4x9cm

Design: Oskar van Deventer-NL

Copyright: Hanayama-Japan

Separate the 2 parts and slide back together!

8 x 3.5 x 3.5cm

Copyright: Hanayama-Japan

Separate the 3 parts and put back together!

Keep in mind that no force is needed to solve this puzzle. Only endurance!

Design: Oskar van Deventer - NL

copyright: Hanayama-Japan

Separate the 2 parts and put back together! The two parts are based on the symbols for male and female.

12x4x4cm

Copyright: Hanayama-Japan

Separate the 2 parts and put back to start!

Turning and sliding does the trick.

Diam. approx. 5cm

Copyright: Hanayama-Japan

Take-a-part and put back together.

Don't be fooled, it's more difficult then it looks. The name 'spiral' is well chosen.

Diam. approx. 4,70 mm

Copyright: Hanayama-Japan

Separate the parts and fiddle back together!

7x6x6cm

Copyright: Hanayama-Japan

Separate the 2 parts and twist them back together to start!

10 x 2.5 x 2.5 cm

Copyright: Hanayama-Japan

Free the bats!

(& Put them back to start.)

±6x7x2cm

A labyrinth on both sides. Free the ring which is captured in these labyrinths.

1 easy solution

1 difficult solution

FIND BOTH SOLUTIONS !

Free this cleverly designed chamber.

Remove the four parts.

Step by step!

60x60x40mm

A larger version of the classic puzzle ring. 4 interlocked rings which can be taken apart easily, but can you put them back together?

Approx size 5cm in diameter.

Can you free the disk from the key. A tricky 'maze' that has to be negotiated, and then put the disk back on.

Can you negotiate the three dimensional Maze

Approx size of cube: 6cm x 6cm x 6cm

Can you free the Star from the cage, and then put it back in place - not easy

As simple as ABC - can you remove the C from the AB part of the puzzle

Two Stags have got their horns locked - can you seperate them?

Your keys have become locked - can you unlock the secret of this puzzle

Twisted together, this tantalising teasers take time to twist

Can you free the torpedo from its cage?

Approx size: 8x5x5cm

Can you remove the washer from the nut and bolt. Not as easy as it sounds.

Wave the flags - remove the flags from the oval shape.

Remove the star from the coiled snake - but be carefull!

Can you seperate the two horseshoes. A classic metal puzzle