Wooden Puzzles of Distinction

Apparently a relation to the Triple Trouble but with its own level of difficulty. Six pieces weaving together to form a cube. As with many of our puzzles, the difficulty lies in rebuilding after you have taken it apart.

Appears to be a large version of the standard 'Woodchuck', the Kinsman actually contains a superbly frustrating surprise. Annoyingly awkward pieces mean that this only takes the visual appearance of the Chuck Family and does not build with the same logical system. A relation with a much more complicated personality.

90mm x 90mm x 90mm

666 A Devil of A Number

6 piece burr puzzle

6 different solutions, can you use your 6th sense to find them?

An ideal burr with no internal holes.

80mm x 80mm x 80mm

Just Three pieces come together to form this interesting looking corner piece.

Enclosed within them is a single bead waiting to be released.

More of a problem though, is putting the bead back after being removed.

80mm x 80mm x 80mm

A new 14 piece burr type puzzle. Similiar to Holey Cross but with a different building system. Contrasting centre pieces.

Approx size 80mm x 80mm by 80mm.

An 18 piece burr puzzle which takes the traditional burr theory to new heights. Using 2 contrasting woods a familiar chequered pattern is formed on all faces.

80mm x 80mm x 80mm

A complex 9 piece interlocking cube-assembly giving the appearance of a wooden 'Rubik'. However, that is where the similarity ends. Force free dismantling of the cube will soon make the importance of 'sequence' become very apparent. A factor which really comes into play when trying to re-build.

80mm x 80mm x 80mm

Of a similar nature to the Mini Puzzler - Highly Strung but with more class and a different solution. 27 cubes joined by an elastic cord must be arranged to form one large with a continuous band of one colour wood running around the edge. At the same time, three cubes of a contrasting coloured wood need to form a diagonal line through the centre of the cube

A really complex cube consisting of only 6 pieces and requiring 5 of them to be moved before one can be removed. The real problem begins when reassembling the puzzle to its original form.

80mm x 80mm x 80mm

This puzzle is a beautifully constructed cube in a chequerboard design of dark and light wood. It has a number of tricky pieces and a concealed marble which makes the objective a little more difficult. Can you hold a ball in the King's Court?

80mm x 80mm x 80mm

6 identical pieces forming an ornamental star. It is important for your left hand to know what your right is doing when attempting this puzzle.

Please note colour may vary

80mm x 80mm x 80mm

12 identical pieces providing an elegant puzzle in complete symmetry. Don't get wholly cross trying to make the Holey Cross whole.

80mm x 80mm x 80mm

The interlaced wood forms a series of caverns. This cube will separate into halves, then quarters and each quarter into 3 individual pieces.

80mm x 80mm x 80mm

A five piece pyramid puzzle with an objective that is very easy to visualise but very difficult to achieve. A fine piece of angular artistry within which it is easy to lose your bearings.