Configurable Japanese Puzzle Box

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A Japanese puzzle box is a closed top box that requires you to solve a puzzle by moving its sides and panels. When the correct move sequence has been accomplished, the top can be removed to expose the interior of the box. Once solved, the puzzle box usually gets relegated to the back of the shelf since it's no longer a challenge. This isn't true for the world's first configurable Japanese puzzle box. The configurable Japanese puzzle box lets you change the puzzle key needed to open the top. You can also configure the puzzle box to use one or both ends to solve the puzzle, and combinations are endless. This is a great educational toy, or one to confuse and confound your coworker. In addition to its versatility, the puzzle box can be constructed without using glue or adhesives.