level 5

This is quite simply the most inspiring collection of puzzles ever created.
These puzzles are hopelessly addictive and are arguably the most collectable puzzles on the planet, The H & H puzzle has a difficulty rating of 5

Just as the name suggests, this puzzle, shaped like the letter 'H' is made of two pieces entwined together. At a glance, the pieces that make up the puzzle may appear to be exactly the same shape, but they actually differ slightly.

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Vortex is an extreme puzzle. We know that 3 Dimensions is the way to go. When assembled each piece is turned into a flat object, but in order to untangle them you need to do it 3 dimensionally!

The name of this Hanayama Level 5 Cast Puzzle - Radix means "root" in Latin. Akio Yamamoto has brought this invention, with vines growing from the root and twisting themselves around one another. Twist them further to separate them, and then reunite them so that the vines may flourish!

At first glance, this puzzle by Ken Walker of Rivermore, California doesn’t seem un-lockable. The five pieces, however, can most certainly be taken apart and the puzzle is an absolute classic. Putting them back together is a whole new problem in itself. Our suggestion for solving this puzzle would be to not apply too much pressure.

Theme is "Stubborn". Designed by a Korean JinHoo Ahn to resemble a heavy-duty padlock.
'This lock doesn't look like it's going to open easily' That's how it feels the moment you pick it up.
The oval pieces that surround the inner circular piece grab each other and don't let go, as if they stubbornly refuse to be torn apart

A masterpiece by metal smith Akio Yamamoto, the key word for this puzzle is 'love'. The two individually linked loops make this puzzle extremely challenging. The objective is to remove the masterfully united 'Adam' and 'Eve' loops from the metal plate crafted in the shape of the 'Forbidden Fruit'...and, if you succeed in putting them back together again, your love may just come to fruition.

-Yamamoto 1991-

A puzzle in which each piece is combined with the other three pieces.
They all look the same and are actually assembled with two types of pieces.
Since each ring is carefully calculated and assembled,
movement is very restricted.
Designed by Kyoo Wong

level 5

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Cast Marble is another puzzle from the Hanayama Cast Series of puzzles this time, designed by Oskar van Deventer and Bram Cohen.
The goal of the puzzle is to take apart the four pieces, and put them back together.

The Tube consists of 3 parts as you can see in the pictures. The objective is to disassemble the puzzle and then put it back together. Try as many methods to solve it as you can think of. If you do not attempt these different solutions, you may not be able to reach the excitement of solving it.

The Hanayama Cast Huzzle series provides puzzles for adults which are solved using a blend of inspiration and logic. Enjoy the latest puzzle in the Cast puzzle / huzzle line!

Designed by Vesa Timonen.

Separate the two pieces and put them back together. There is one point weakness which, if found will provide the break through. Navigating this Labyrinth is a-maze-ingly complicated! Dating from Britain’s huge puzzle craze at the end of the 19th century.

Hanayama Laby

You'll love this Level 5 addition to the fine Hanayama Cast Puzzle line. Helix was inspired by a budding Morning Glory and features engraved grooves on 2 rotating spirals. Can you bring the bud to bloom and free the helix ring?Each of these beautiful dexterity puzzles is made of intricately molded zinc alloy and features bright, brushed, or antiqued finishes. They make classy, eye-catching, desktop accessories as well as challenging diversions. Levels of difficulty are clearly marked: Level 1 - Easy, Level 2 - Fairly Easy, Level 3 - Moderate, Level 4 - Challenging, Level 5 - Difficult, and Level 6 - Very Difficult.The included booklet illustrates the challenge for each puzzle in the series, but please note that solutions are not provided in order for you to experience the "fun" and "agony" of solving these puzzles.

The key work here is "antlers". Can you free the antlers.... and then put them back together again?

At first glance it looks like there is only one ring hanging from the grid but there are in fact two rings attached with a magnetic force.

Can you separate the rings from the grid and return them to their original positions?

Hanayama Duet cast Puzzle