Metal Puzzles

Previously the Eureka Brass Antler, this new chrome version of the puzzle has a lovely finish. But looks can be deceiving, this is still a fiendishly difficult puzzle to solve. Can you seperate the 2 parts and put them back together? Difficulty level 5

Can you take it apart and put it back together again? At first glance this may seem to be an easy puzzle, but the fact is that this puzzle by Ken Walker of Riverside, California is anything but easy! Once in the hand is seems unlockable, but it is certainly possible. Once apart, that's when the fun begins,...

Seperate the 2 keys and bring them back together. The 2 keys and joined together in such a way they seem permanently joined. No matter how you look at it, they look permanently joined, or so it seems! The keys are seperable. This is just one of the famous puzzles which has enjoyed popularity since its...

This creation consists of 2 pieces fashioned after the image of intertwining Bach melodies! It is much trickier than it looks, and is another puzzle which both looks great and feels great in the hand! It was designed by Akio Yamamoto. Difficulty level 4

Remove the ring and bring it back to the start. Based on an American puzzle from the late 19th Century, this puzzle is very similar in concept to the Cast ABC. Difficulty level 1

Cast Duet is described as an ambitious puzzle by Oskar, packed with multiple problems to be solved! The theme of this puzzle is magnetism'. At first glance is seems that there is only one ring hanging from the grid, however, on further inspection it becomes apparent that there are in fact twoattached...

Can you seperate the 2 parts and bring them back to the begining. The 2 entangled pieces are exactly the same in shape. The pieces can be seperated and reconnected and was created by Finland's Vesa Timonen and the theme of the puzzle is Hook. Difficulty level 1

Unlock the challenge of the Cast Key II metal puzzle from Hanayama Huzzle. This intricate 3D puzzle is made from high quality metal and features a unique key design that will put your problem solving skills to the test. The Cast Key is one of the long selling puzzles among Hanayama's Cast Puzzle series....

The Cast Star is based on a British Victorian parlour puzzle. Remove the star from within the coil of this twisted snake.

The Sting - a puzzle with a sting in its tail! It takes just one movement to take this puzzle apart, but there can be some misleading moments along the way. Once apart it can be put back together 2 different ways, leaving you with 2 possible solutions to find! Difficulty level 2

It appears like a box-like lump with a hole in it, but is actually comprised of 2 coiled up virtually identical pieces. You must try to take it apart by sliding and rotating the pieces. Although the pieces are angular in shape, they can be rotated in unexpected ways, making their movements quite intriguing....

Cast G&G Take it apart and reassemble aGain & aGain! This puzzle has many possibilities and as soon as you start trying to take it apart you will notice the several protrusions that will hinder your path! This is the challenge which you must overcome. The theme of this puzzle is the letter G. It was...

Can you take the 2 H pieces apart? Just as the name suggests, this puzzle is made up of 2 H shaped pieces entwined together. At first glance the pieces seem to be identicle, in fact they differ slightly. Designed by the Dutch genius Oskar, the theme is Entwine. Difficulty level 5

Cast Hashtag Take the 4 pieces apart and put them back together, how hard can it be?! Difficulty level 3/6 Age 8+ Not suitable for children under 3 years of age - choking hazard.

The Puzzling Professors compendium of 4 kids puzzles is an ideal introduction to the vast world of puzzles and problem solving, for children aged 6 and up!

The Quandary is a simple concept with just 2 movements to solve it, however don't be fooled, it still takes some puzzling to solve it! Difficulty level 1

Separate to two parts and put it back together. Difficulty level 2

Remove the ring and return it to the starting position. Jerry Slocum has one of the world's largest puzzle collections. Housed and honoured in a museum in Beverley Hills, his collection houses over twenty thousand different puzzles! It was there that inspiration came for this puzzle. Thanks to the valuable...