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In the age of lockdowns, a tiny lock has lived, "Is this a lock or not?" - his story you believed, But watch out for this Padlock, it isn't but a lock, Try to unlock it normally and you'll be left in shock.Continue reading “Hanayama Cast Padlock Review”
2D packing puzzles always daunted me.
There’s something terrifying about having really simple shapes not fit inside a simple frame.
Most people are comfortable with simplicity – but in puzzles???
Simplicity can be DISTURBING.
Continue reading “Oleo 10 By Yuu Asaka – Review”
What did the bolt say to the other bolt?
This sounds like a beginning of a joke right?
Well, I don’t know what they said, but apparently they are mad at each other.
It is up to you to seperate them.
Continue reading “Hanayama Cast U&U Review”
As some of you may know, I was on a long puzzling hiatus because I served almost 3 years in the army.
It is a tragic story, I know, but thanks to that I was able to relive the newcomer experience, all over again.
And it seems like lots of new designers have been gathering in the community while I was shooting in firing ranges.
One of them is Felix Ure, the 29 year-old brass whisperer.
Continue reading “Hip Flask by Felix Ure Review”
Karakuri Creation Group. A small company of talented craftsmen from Japan, led by Akio Kamei.
Karakuri means “trick” in Japanese, and thus the boxes they make are packed with creative tricks.
According to Kamei – “The trick box, which is opened by the effort of one person, can’t be opened if that person doesn’t enjoy humor”.
Continue reading “Karakuri Small Box 6 Review”
Today is a day I will remember.
I am parting with a puzzle very dear to me, reminiscent of my first steps as a puzzler.
The Washington Monument, made and designed by Brian Young.
This is going to be a quick review of it, and a parting note.
Continue reading “A Written Monument for the Washington Monument Puzzle”
How much time does it take to solve a 15$ puzzle?
5 minutes? 30? 2 hours? 5 hours?
Well usually that’s the case.
But how about never? Or after years?
Continue reading “Hanayama Cast Helix Review”