What is the jigsaw puzzle world record?

The largest jigsaw puzzle measures 6,122.68 m² (65,905.17 ft²) and was achieved by DMCC (UAE) in Dubai, UAE, on 7 July 2018. The puzzle contained 12.320 pieces.

What is the world record for a 1000 piece jigsaw?

two hours, 26 minutes and 45 seconds
A jigsaw cutter has attempted to create a world record for the fastest hand-cut puzzle. Dave Evans, from Weymouth, Dorset, made a 1,000 piece wooden jigsaw puzzle in two hours, 26 minutes and 45 seconds.

What is the world record for a 500 piece puzzle?

Fastest 500 Piece Puzzle Record The fastest time recorded to put together a 500 piece jigsaw puzzle is 54:10 minutes. This was in 1984 by Joellen Beifuss from the USA at the US National Jigsaw Puzzle Championships in Ohio. That timing works out to just over 6 seconds per piece which is incredibly fast.

How long does it take the average person to finish a 1000 piece puzzle?

3-4 hours
On average, most puzzle solvers take usually 3-4 hours to solve one 1000 piece puzzle, when done on a stretch.

What do you call a person who does jigsaw puzzles?

The definition of dissectologist is a person who enjoys jigsaw puzzle assembly. That is precisely what it means. Jigsaw puzzles prior to and during the 19th century were called dissected maps and also known as dissected puzzles. They could also be referred to as picture maps and wooden maps.

What is the fastest time to build a 1000 piece puzzle?

The record for a 1000 piece puzzle by a team of two is 1:01:29 hours by Joellen Beifuss and Pam Kerstetter (USA) at the US National Jigsaw Puzzle Championships 1986 in Ohio, USA.

Is a 1000 piece jigsaw difficult?

The aim should be to find a puzzle that is challenging enough to be considered ‘difficult’ but not so challenging that it is considered ‘impossible’. Thus a 1,000 piece puzzle is four times as difficult as a 500 piece one and a 4,000 piece puzzle is 64 times as difficult as a 500 piecer.