DIAL Hanayama Cast Metal Brain Teaser Puzzle New 2017 Release Level 5 Difficulty Rating Bonus Red Velveteen Drawstring Pouch Bundled Items

I don't want to show the photo of it apart because the inner workings being displayed will give away too much. It wasn't really all that hard, but it was so satisfying to play with. The little dial, feeling like you're tuning an old style radio, just so much fun! I want to grab it off the shelf and solve it again just because it really is a very satisfying puzzle to solve.

Although this puzzle still perplexes me, I do still enjoy picking it up. I have yet to solve this one, so I feel it is living up to it's rated level. Upon opening the package, I was greeted with a solid die cast puzzle. I feel the pouch is a bit over the top, but you might like carrying it. This, along with the others I bought, reside in a pocket on my backpack. Since it's just die cast metal, I have yet to have any of them chip or crack. This puzzle will give you hours of enjoyment. Or if you are like me, days to weeks.

Fun to solve, whether it's the 1st or 100th time. Also, because if its size and smoothness,I carry it around as an Every Day Carry fidget toy.

I really like this puzzle. Solving it took a while. I figured out the basic concept pretty quickly but it took some care to manipulate the pieces just right to take it apart. I think the puzzle is clever in design.

This is my third Hanayama puzzle: I will probably eventually have quite a collection. The solution to this puzzle lies hidden within the pieces, unlike the Quartet which is fully exposed. In my career I came to know the use of a journal bearing but never thought one could become the source of frustration brought by this simple puzzle.

This puzzle is a little frustrating as the center piece just loves to spin in place. Very tricky to line things up in the beginning. Very satisfying when I solved it. Very happy with my order.

Awesome new puzzle, happy to add to my collection. Spent a few days half-solved, chasing the correct solution, thinking maybe I was going in the wrong direction. But ... picked it up the other day and tried something different. Bam! Solved! I think it's unnecessary to charge $4 extra for the 5-cent paper/cloth pouch, but I guess that's the "I got it first!" tax.

Not only was it a fun puzzle, but its value as a desk fidget toy is good as well. By the amount I've seen the recipient carrying it around the office spining, sliding, shuffling it, I'm going to claim success.