🧩 CYLINDER Hanayama Metal Puzzle for Engaging Teaser Experience Review

I read reviews on many of these puzzles before deciding which level to start with and which one to choose. It seemed that the fourth level was difficult, but the fifth level was disappointing. Of the fourth levels, this one was the most popular and I liked that you couldn't visualize the trick like you can with most of them. Well, I solved it in about five minutes, although it took me a bit longer to put it back together. It's great quality and my husband was too disappointed to even try it. I…

At first I thought I would never solve this puzzle until I realized it was the same combination as every Master Lock combination. When I opened the box I felt like it was a complete puzzle. Once again, Hanayama has made a solid die-cast puzzle. It took me about four hours to resolve this issue after figuring out how to go about it. Even after solving it, I still have to take the time to solve it again. Unlike Padlock, Donuts, or even Dial, you can't see where the queue is. It's all trial and…

This is level 4 and for those interested in this type of puzzle you will stop using it once you know how it works. The quality is what you'd expect from Hanayama, although in this case I'd say the tolerances are a bit tighter, making the puzzle easier for some and more difficult for others. As this is a puzzle I would suggest the harder it is the better in the interest of the person solving it so as usual the assembly tolerances should be tighter. Over is a nice compact gift, especially for the

A fantastic puzzle game in Hanayama's usual high quality. A great locking mechanism that is as difficult to assemble as it is to disassemble. This die cast puzzle is of excellent quality and durable like most Hanayama products. The dials turned easily, the locks clicked well. Like most Hanayama puzzles, the design is simple and elegant, suitable for display. It's very shiny, which contrasts well with other puzzles like Hanayama Pie, Key or Delta. It will take a beginner 20-30 minutes to solve…

It's always fun to hand them out and watch people sit and try to solve them, often for hours at a time. You can watch them pass out, their faces vacillating between strained concentration and frustration as they try again and again. They can also observe the people around them. You could hold something for a minute. Do not forget that you can get different difficulties. In our family we are at about the fourth level. Someone is bound to solve it, but it can take hours. The solution requires not