This is the second of four boxes in the Havana's series by Eric Fuller. Named after a cigar bar Eric frequented, the idea was to make a series of progressively more difficult boxes that could each hold a cigar. Each box is named after an employee. This one is named for Heather, a bartender.

From the maker, "It's a step up in difficulty from the first box...easy enough to get started but then a few moves in you hit a wall. The solution is fairly unique and I think it will be a lot of fun to discover. Tough to say much more about it without giving a lot away...all I can say is pay attention and the solution will match your observations."

Woods used are quartersawn sapele, quilted sapele, either bleached lacewood or quilted primavera

Open the box.