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Compass Box - Wooden Puzzle Box
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| Object | Open the box. |
|---|---|
| Difficulty | Level 9 - Gruelling |
| Brand | Constantin |
| Types | Puzzle Boxes / Trick Boxes, Wooden Puzzle Boxes |
| Dimensions | 6.5 cm x 5.5 cm x 6.5 cm / 2.56 in x 2.17 in x 2.56 in |
| Packaging | Shrinkwrap |
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Product Info
Compass Box is a stunning mechanical tribute to the golden age of exploration. Featuring an rustic, laser-etched compass on its lid, this puzzle captures the spirit of the high seas and the precision of fine woodworking.
The Challenge
Rated with a Medium-Hard difficulty, this box is designed for those who enjoy a mental workout. You must carefully navigate the hidden mechanisms to open the box.
Please note: no solution is provided, and wood colors may vary.
For many years, German puzzle maker Jean Claude Constantin has been creating original, hand-crafted designs. His work includes everything from trick boxes and labyrinths to locks, rope challenges, and metal puzzles, covering a wide range of difficulty levels. Each piece reflects his inventive approach and quality craftsmanship. Rather than being mass-produced, many of his puzzles are sold at local Christmas markets, making them distinctive finds for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
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Box is not a 9; for a new puzzler, I'd put it at a 7 and for an experienced puzzler - especially if you've solved a lot of JCC's boxes, I'd make it a 5 (let's just say the locking mechanism is a variation of a theme visited by JCC multiple times). I say this because the solution is linear and can be brute forced without spending a lot of time on trial-and-error. The space inside the box is decent - roughly 2"x2"x1" - but putting anything in there runs the risk of interfering with the lock, so consider yourself warned. Overall, a decent puzzle for beginners and a disappointment for experienced puzzlers.