Kyle Chester is a refrigeration and technical training engineer from the UK who crafts unique puzzle boxes with the help of his woodworker grandfather, Stephen. The intergenerational team produce their puzzle boxes under their brand name, Potentially Perplexing Puzzles.
Kyle Chester and his Grandfather Steven have produced another beautiful puzzle box in their English workshop, but I’ve been hesitating to talk about it. I've been stalling, resistant, unwilling, and ... reluctant.
It’s been really cold here in Houston over the past week or two, and any time the temperature gets below freezing the city goes into crisis mode. We can’t handle the cold!
Kyle Chester’s original puzzle box from his fledgling company, Perpetually Perplexing Puzzles, the Dual Dial.
It’s always exciting to welcome new designers here, and it’s high time for another such introduction.
Popular in the late nineteenth century, the “high wheel” bicycle is now better known as the Penny Farthing, a colloquial name derived from its one large and one small wheel, like the large British penny and small farthing coins of the time.