Stickman No. 17 Try-Knot Box

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Highest: $1750.00 Average: $904.21
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2024-Aug-24 $1750 11 puzzleparadise
2022-Jun-13 $1300 13 cubicdissection
2020-Sep-14 $888 19 cubicdissection
2020-Jan-13 $586 baxterweb
2020-Jan-13 $755 baxterweb
2019-Jun-09 $1010 32 cubicdissection
2019-Jun-09 $875 33 cubicdissection
2018-Sep-01 $852 khuong
2017-Jun-16 $1100 25 cubicdissection
2014-Nov-01 $663 khuong
2014-Feb-05 $1351 baxterweb
2012-Dec-10 $533 31 cubicdissection
2011-Jan-15 $446 baxterweb
2010-Jun-14 $550 5 cubicdissection
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Designed By:

Robert Yarger

Made By:

Robert Yarger (Stickman)

Category: Puzzle Box
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Description
This Stickman Try-Knot Puzzlebox ( No. 17 ) is hand crafted by puzzle artist Robert Yarger from quality wenge, yellowheart and bloodwood with a choice of leopardwood or cocobolo box. This puzzle is of moderate difficulty to solve - it requires a minimum of at least 37 moves in order to access its two secret compartments. The compartments are reached by a process of manipulating the cage-frames that imprison the box. Each frame is restricted by the maze patterns routed directly on the sides of the box itself, increasing the difficulty of the solution.
The Try-Knot box measures 6" x 5" x 4", and weighs approximately 1lb. These are limited edition boxes, and only 55 of them will ever be made. The last 15 of these boxes have not yet been assembled, and will be made available during the next website listing.
Goal
Manipulate the knot to open each of the secret compartments.
Material: Retail Price (USD):
Wood
$499.00
Quality: Variants:
Craftsman Quality, Limited Production
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Number of Pieces: Release Date:
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April 2008
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Official difficulty level from the designer/maker if given.
Difficulty Level:
40
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Number of Moves: Rotations Required:
37
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