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Join cutlery is a puzzle for the geometrically inclined

By Rain Noe - October 27, 2010

in Object Culture

It's amusing to see cutlery that comes with instructions. Konstantin Slawinski's Join, designed by Carsten Schelling, Sven Rudolph and Ralph Webermann, is a cutlery set inspired by a Japanese toy made from three sticks that fit together by means of clever joinery.

While the cuts look simple, undoing the utensils will require careful and focused fiddling. Now you can provide your family members or guests with a mental challenge they have to complete before they're allowed to eat.

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