Visionjuice - Puzzles - You are on your own

On the other puzzle pages we have given you answers as well as puzzles. On this page you are on your own. Unless, that is, you get totally stumped in which case you can email us for an answer. All of the puzzles are in the form of Word documents. If you do not have word then download a viewer here or download Open Office here. (Open Office is a very large download).
Instant Insanity	Instant Insanity was the name given to this puzzle by its developer in the seventies. Its origins are much older than that but the title should be a warning to you! Click on the title to the left to open or download.
A4 Octogon puzzle A3 Octogon puzzle	This is a twelve piece jigsaw - should be easy. If you have an A3 printer download the A3 version, if not, download the A4 version. Click on the title to the left to open or download.
Penny sized hole	A seemingly impossible puzzle with a simple solution. Click on the title to the left to open or download.
Tetrahedron	This is a cut out and stick shape to create a simple looking but surprisingly tricky puzzle. Click on the title to the left to open or download.
The Endless Chain	A Victorian puzzle. This one is far easier than the original because of the way I've coloured the pieces. If that clue makes no sense then I apologise because it will be tricky. Click on the title to the left to open or download.
The Tormentor	There are many puzzles that involve fitting pieces together to make letters. This one is only four pieces to be combined to make the letter T. That must be simple. Click on the title to the left to open or download.
Two Squares	This is a dividing rather than combining puzzle. Click on the title to the left to open or download.
Trick Mules	In the 1800s this puzzle earned a fortune for its inventor - Sam Loyd and for P.T. Barnum, the circus owner. He was the one who first said that there is a sucker born every minute. Click on the title to the left to open or download.
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