Brainteasing Puzzlers

With a difficulty rating of 2 this baby chuck puzzle has 5 standard pieces and one key piece. 38mm x 38mm x 38mm

With a difficulty rating of 3 try to get the four identical pieces back into a pyramid. 50mm x 50mm x 50mm

With a difficulty rating of 4 try to get the beads side by side without breaking the block. 15mm x 15mm x 43mm

With a difficulty rating of 5 the object is to get the 27 wooden cubes which are on an elastic cord arranged to form one large cube with a continuous band of colour running around the edge. If that wasn't enough there are three cubes of a contrasting colour which must form a diagonal line through the centre of the cube.

With a difficulty rating of 5 get the 6 pieces back to shape with only one solution. 43mm x 43mm x 43mm

With a difficulty rating of 6 and with 240 different ways of making the cube how many will make the chequered pattern? 45mm x 45mm x 45mm

With a difficulty rating of 6 can you make the cube or alternatively the question mark solution? 45mm x 45mm x 45mm

With a difficulty rating of 7 try to make the dice. One way is shown but can you also find the other. Dotty confusion.

With a difficulty rating of 7 and27 cubes, 9 of three different colours can you arrange them in a 3 x 3 cube so that every row, column and diagonal includes 2 of one colour and 1 of another. You will know if you have found the solution by counting them as there should be 49 different rows of 3. 45mm x 45mm x 45mm

With a difficulty rating of 7 use the 8 cubes each marked with 6 colours to build one large cube showing 4 rings of 1 colour on each side. While you are doing that make sure the the internal surfaces follow the domino rule, with all the touching faces matching colours.

With a difficulty rating of 8 discover the many ways of making a house..but can you get the pieces back in the box?

To complete this puzzle simply separate the two keys. Attractively boxed and made by Hanayama in Japan. Difficulty level 1. 1 is easiest and 6 is the hardest. No solution given.

A wooden cube in a chequerboard design of dark and light wood. With a marble in the middle and a number of tricky pieces it is rated at an 8 in difficulty levels of 1 easiest through to 8 hardest. 80mm x 80mm x 80mm Comes beautifully boxed.

To complete this puzzle simply separate the C from the A and B. Attractively boxed and made by Hanayama in Japan. Difficulty level 1. 1 is easiest and 6 is the hardest. No solution given.

This intriguing puzzle has just three pieces.Release the single bead inside and then try to put it back after it has been released. No force needed..handle with care. 80mm x 80mm x 80mm . This is rated at difficulty level 5. 1 easiest through to 8 hardest.Comes beautifully boxed.

Remove the middle horse shoe and replace it ..if you can. Attractively boxed and made by Hanayama in Japan. Difficulty level 2. 1 is easiest and 6 is the hardest. No solution given.

A 38 piece member of the 'Chuck' family. The Lunatic is mind-numbing to take apart and rebuild and rated at a difficulty level of 7. Are you ready for the challenge? Comes beautifully boxed.

45mm x 45mm x 76mm

Free the bats and then replace them..if you can. Attractively boxed and made by Hanayama in Japan. Difficulty level 2. 1 is easiest and 6 is the hardest. No solution given.

A 5 piece wooden pyramid. A not so easy triangular pyramid with a difficulty rating of 5. 10cm high by 11 cm across the base.

Remove the star from within the coil of the snake and then replace it ..if you can. Attractively boxed and made by Hanayama in Japan. Difficulty level 3. 1 is easiest and 6 is the hardest. No solution given.

The images on the tiles may vary to those shown in the picture. The wooden case has a grid of symbols printed on its base. Fit the 16 wooden tiles into the tray, so no piece is on top of or next to its own symbol, even diagonally. Moving them once placed is not allowed. 13 cm by 13cm

Difficulty level 6.

Can you take this apart and reassemble it? Displays an unusual movement when the "gear" is in place. Attractively boxed and made by Hanayama in Japan. Difficulty level 3. 1 is easiest and 6 is the hardest. No solution provided.

Can you pull these horns apart and reassemble them? Attractively boxed and made by Hanayama in Japan. Difficulty level 4. 1 is easiest and 6 is the hardest. No solution provided

A romantic puzzle representing the bond between two hearts. To complete this puzzle remove the chain and replace it. Attractively boxed and made by Hanayama in Japan. Difficulty level 4. 1 is easiest and 6 is the hardest. No solution given.

A five part ring that is quite tricky to put back together. Attractively boxed and made by Hanayama in Japan. Difficulty level 5. 1 is easiest and 6 is the hardest. No solution given.

First remove the ring(s) then see if you can replace it to its original position. For a bigger challenge place the rings in other places on the grid. Multi level problems to solve. Attractively boxed and made by Hanayama in Japan. Difficulty level 5. 1 is easiest and 6 is the hardest. No solution given.

Can you pull these Elk antlers apart and put them back into the original position again? Attractively boxed and made by Hanayama in Japan. Difficulty level 6. 1 is easiest and 6 is the hardest. No solution provided

The original 24 piece chuck puzzle. There are many shapes to be made from this ..how many can you find? 76mm x 76mm x 76mm

Difficulty level 4

A Eureka puzzler. Remove the ring and then put it back.

Difficulty level 3

A Eureka puzzler. Remove the ring and then put it back.

Difficulty level 1

A Eureka puzzler. Free the three rings and then put them back again.

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka puzzler. Free the three rings and then put them back again.

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka puzzler. Free the U and then put it back again.

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka Mini string and wood puzzle. Remove the ring and then put it back as it was. 7 x 9 x 3.5 cm

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka puzzler. Remove the ring and then put it back.

Difficulty level 1

A Eureka Mini string and wood puzzle. Free the ring and then put it back as it was. 6 x 10 x 3.5 cm

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka puzzler. Free the U and then put it back.

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka puzzler. Remove the ring and then put it back again.

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka Mini string and wood puzzle. Remove the metal buckle and then put it back as it was. 4.5 x 11 x 2.5 cm

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka puzzler. Free the chain and then put it back again.

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka puzzler. Free the chain and then put it back again.

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka puzzler. Free the ring and then put it back again.

Difficulty level 1

A Eureka puzzler. Free the ring and then put it back again.

Difficulty level 1

A Eureka Mini string and wood puzzle. Remove the ring and then put it back as it was. 4 x 12 x 3.5 cm

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka puzzler. Remove the ring and then put it back again.

Difficulty level 1

A Eureka Mini string and wood puzzle. Move the brown ring to the other side. 7x 11 x 4.5 cm

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka puzzler. Remove the heart and then put it back again.

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka Mini string and wood puzzle. Move the brown ring and then put it back. 7x 14 x 3.5 cm

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka puzzler. Remove the Und then put it back again.

Difficulty level 1

A Eureka Mini string and wood puzzle. Separate the two rings and then put them back. 7.5 x 14 x 1cm

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka puzzler. Remove the rope and then put it back.

Difficulty level 2

A Eureka Mini string and wood puzzle. Make the two hemi-spheres change direction and face each other. 7 x 14 x 3.5cm

Difficulty level 2

Can you take this apart and reassemble it? Attractively boxed and made by Hanayama in Japan. Difficulty level 6. 1 is easiest and 6 is the hardest. No solution given.