Wish List - Last Updated: 1 October 2012

Here are puzzles I would like to own but do not. They range from way too expensive, to possibly obtainable.

Tanglements

From Fiddl'Widdit Wire Puzzles:
Ring Trapper

Triple Trapeze

Miscellaneous Puzzles

From Bill Cutler: Parcel Post and Boxed Box 2:


 
From Mike and Gill Hayduk at Decorativepuzzles.com, Fishing Around, and Bee-mused,



Puzzles from Japan


New puzzles from Hanayama:


New puzzles in the Mind Challenge series by Dr. Wood:


Several new (and older) puzzles from Philos:

   
   
   


Puzzles from Popular Playthings:



RevoMaze Bronze and Green

AreYouGame has Knight's Move
Puzzlewood.de always has nice wooden puzzles. Here are some examples I like:

Ivan Cube - by Leonid Mochalov, and the TanCube by Bill Darrah
Brass Puzzles by Rocky Chiaro:

Toe-Key-Yo, Hel-Sin-Key, and the Beer Stein

Copernisis and Kuku

Some new twisty puzzles available from The TwistyPuzzles.com Shop:

Orange Ball.B with dots, Gray Ball.B with flags


Several Twisty Puzzles from Tom van der Zanden's Shapeways Shop:

Helicopter Skewb, Compy Skewb, Curvy Copter Extra, 4x4x6 cuboid [T]



Timur's Master FTO [T] [T] [S] [S]

Master Octahedron - Garrett Ong [T] [S] [S]

3x4x4 - Garrett Ong [S] [S]

Mf8 - FTI [T]

A Master Halpern-Meier Tetrahedron - either trad. or RX

A Rainbow Octahedron

Tutt's Icosaminx

24 Cube, 24 Octahedron

Halfminx/Chopasaurus

Icosamate

I have admired many of the creative twisty puzzles produced by the prolific Oskar van Deventer (many in collaboration with Bram Cohen), but my interests in twisty puzzles lie mainly within the "foundational" order-1 and order-2 face-, vertex-, edge-, and hybrid- turning platonic solid forms. Oskar has deliberately explored regions far outside these bounds. Here are several designs I'd like to be able to afford, available at Oskar's Shapeways Shop, with my favorites being these first:

More designs I like:


Fortunately, my very favorite, the Fadi Cube, is to be mass-produced, as Meffert's Mosaic Cube!

Break the Piggybank

Here are the relatively expensive items:

FromGarE Maxton:

A set of Hoffman's puzzle repros from John Berkeley

Patents

I've spent some time perusing the U.S. Patent database, and I've run across many puzzles that seem like they'd be fun.


819345 - Dorstrom 1906

637352 - Schugg 1899

1138108 - Hogl 1915

787796 - Rydquist 1905
FOUND IT

486141 - deVirgile 1892

2162278 - Galeazzo 1939
FOUND IT

1519702 - Preuss 1924
FOUND IT

419373 - Souders 1890

779874 - Saunders 1905

994694 - Sievers 1911
FOUND IT

1143418 - McFall 1915

1140600 - Kramb 1915

1016221 - Feeney 1912

956441 - Smith 1910

1013522 - Hoevenberg 1912

583509 - Richards 1897

4005869 - Maldonado 1977

2708115 - Nordby 1955

2481108 - Gore 1949

1207996 - Perricone 1916

1168987 - Wixom 1916

1012462 - Smith 1911

345287 - Dress 1886

746193 - Stone 1903

579045 - Dando 1897