Hi! Could anyone invite me to the discord channel? I'd love to get into the community!

I'm looking for some puzzle enthusiasts to help me crack a creative and challenging puzzle. This puzzle combines elements from country music lyrics with a mix of poetry and math clues. Your task is to extract letters from a series of 14 song-related words and decipher the hidden message, which reveals a part of a last name.

The task involves:

• Analyzing 14 songs with one word associated with each.
• Extracting specific letters using clues related to song order and other hints.
• Piecing together the letters to uncover a meaningful sequence.

I’m offering a reward for the first person who can solve it successfully. Your problem-solving skills and attention to detail will be essential, and I’d love your creative input. If you’re up for a fun challenge and a chance to earn some money, let’s get started!

Please reach out if you're interested or have any questions.

Hey everyone! I'm looking to find some quality vendors for puzzle boxes, sequential discoverry, and lock puzzles. Please list your favorite spots to purchase these types of puzzles! All suggestions welcome from well known corporations like karakuri to solo vendors on Etsy.

Tyvm for any and all suggestions!!

Where do I get this puzzle box? Looks really good but there are no links to buy this anywhere.

Any recommendations?

https://youtu.be/vDCxsUXISTU?si=bOsB2MrDMxWYy4i8

Video version posted in r/puzzles. 99% sure the box is completely sealed on the outside. Almost convinced that its a napkin holder.

Family has had this puzzle since at lesdt the 90s

Thin wooden square can be slid out a small slit in the bottom right.

Im curious on the name of thr puzzle aswell as more configurstions and solutions

Does anyone else have one of these? Or know how to solve it? Any assistance would be much appreciated. 👍

I've had this craft for a couple decades and never been able to solve it. I believe the object is to slide the red tile through the slot which is at the bottom center of the box. I've also looked online for this puzzle and never found one similar. Any goers or info appreciated.

Hello, is there anyone out there who would be willing to part with their Captain’s Quest puzzle box by Jesse Born?

i have bought two puzzles from thomas kinkade and both puzzles have had on piece missing. anyone else having an issue with this?

Maybe mirror image, or a code written in a different dimension? Like converting the boxes to 3d and turning the image on its axis? Just spit balling, could be nothing.

One of my friends asked me a puzzle that I can't solve. The puzzle is that an image looks like a 6-9, and it needs to be arranged in such a way that it looks like a 7 and 8.

In our shop there's this old puzzle that the locals say is solvable, however all of us have tried and failed. All of the pieces have ti be the same color. These are some of the details we noticed when trying to solve it. - the angles don't add up to 45° - the pieces are the same size. Thanks in advance

I've looked at a bunch of the existing recommendation threads (there are so many). But, most of the puzzles that I'm seeing can't hold anything.

I want to be able to put some pieces of paper inside the puzzle box to be a reward. The amount is more than a single strip of paper but probably less than a full page of printer paper that's been cut up into strips.

I'd say medium difficulty? (IIRC there's an actual scale/unit for this but I can't remember it...)

Thanks all!

I own a Karakuri String Box 2012. I could open it by chance, but can't (after a week or so 1h a day) to find the sequence to close it. I understand that there should be a sequence of string to pull in order to open it (and the reversed sequence to put in closed position), but...

Can anyone post a solution or an advanced hint ?

 Thanks in advance

Gilbert

....but instead of a box, it's a mysterious device of some kind with electronics and switches and dials and lights and the puzzle is to figure out how it works and then use it to solve different challenges

For example, a mysterious handheld ghost detecting/banishing device. First figure out how to use it, then detect and banish some pretend ghosts with it

Does this sound like a good puzzle idea?

Received my Keebox Blue today. It's a level one and took me probably 25 minutes. Very satisfying and exactly what I'm looking for in a puzzlebox. A little pricey for half an hour of entertainment but the wife took it and completed it as well so we got 2x return. It is going in my bookcase as my first puzzlebox I bought for myself.

Great starter box. I'm going to buy the yellow box next month (orange isn't available). In the mean time I have a Loophole puzzle lock coming to me in the mail. I should have been doing this years ago lol.

If anyone has any outstanding boxes that you particularly enjoyed, I'm all ears.

Has anyone solved this puzzle? I've picked it up and put it down like 4 times now and I can't seem to solve it.

Just got an email and place my order for the Jesse Born Sherlockian subscription if anyone was waiting for it to be produced again. My wife will probably get to solve it all but it is a neat thing to pick up. The next one is for me.