Your questions, answered.
How long does it take to build?
Intrism Pro takes on average of 8-12 hours to build. Intrism Mini takes approximately 4-7 hours to build.
The assembly time will vary based on expierence and skill level.
Can you stain/paint/varnish the wood?
Yes x 3! Adding your own pop of color truly makes it one-of-a-kind.
What's the difference between Intrism Pro & Mini?
Intrism Pro and Mini vary in their maze design, piece count, and difficulty levels.
You can find a more detailed comparison here.
Can you disassemble and assemble the puzzle again?
Intrism puzzles are designed to be assembled once, but you can play the maze endlessly.
How hard is the maze to solve?
Intrism Pro is very challenging and considered to be a level 10 marble maze. Intrism Mini is less challenging and considered to be a level 5.
Assembling the maze on the other hand is quite a bit easier to allow a greater range of people the ability to complete the puzzle to begin the marble maze.
What happens if the marble falls of the track?
Intrism Pro and Mini are designed so that if the marble falls off the track, it can be reset to the starting line.
Decor just got an upgrade
Collect all three of our marble mazes and put them on display to elevate any room.
Big puzzle. Bigger impact.
We plant 10x the trees we consume, remove waste from the ocean for the waste we generate, and offset our entire carbon footprint.
Customer Reviews
I’m extremely impressed at the fit and finish of this laser cut construct-it-yourself puzzle maze. The pieces fit together perfectly with truly no glue required. I’ve put together many wooden projects but this one stands out as the best yet. Well done Kyle. You knocked it out of the park!
The maze was so fun to put together. Challenging but not in a way where you aren't set up for success. It just takes some attention to detail and a gentle touch. I've practiced the maze for hours and still have not been able to complete it successfully yet. I like this because I would not pick it up as often if it was easy to beat. I took it to work and my coworkers can't stop trying to beat the maze. They all want to order these for fathers day. 10/10 my one complaint is sometimes my coworkers don't know where to go and neither do I within the maze. The YouTube video of someone completing the maze without the acrylic panels is very helpful for this.
Kyle, I really loved the product you designed. All the instructions were easy to follow and since I am a visual learner this played into my strengths making it a joy to assemble. I am very impressed with your attention to detail and the quality of your design. I hope you have an equally or greater challenging puzzle for me in the future. 5 STARS, Well done!!
Great puzzle but i think the maze for the marble is impossible.
Only thing that I found needs improved would be the acrylic box, kept falling apart so super glued together
Too early on. Challenging getting perspective on piece locations. Enjoying process, but nervous about putting too much pressure on insertion.
Ask me again in a couple of weeks as I’m doing a little at a time
I have assembled quite a few 3-D wooden models/puzzles and have to admit that this one was different and challenging. Didn't have any breakage when getting the pieces out of the wood sheets, probably due to some luck and past experience. Only had two minor issues: 1) Assembly number 118 on page 31 did require some where around 1/16 of an inch wood removal as piece wouldn't fit into place and 2) After assembling the clear outer box, it fell apart when I was doing the maze. Had to use clear glue on 5 of the sides. Last side snapped in and appears to stay.
Haven't had any luck completing the maze as of yet, but haven't applied all that much time. I have a Mechanical Engineering degree and this product appeared to be well thought out and designed. If you develop similar products of this size and complexity, I would probably purchase one.
Thanks and have a Great Day
My wife and I had a great afternoon /evening of fun and discussion while building this and it continues to be fun to do the marble on the maze.