I watched this guy way back when he used to do magic and card tricks , idk why yt recommended this vid seconds after release but it feels good to know Chris is still creating content.
The color scheme of this puzzle looks so pretty, and the puzzle overall just looks so nice and we'll made! This was one of the most aestheticly pleasing puzzles ever for some reason.
There's metalwork in there too.😁 I wonder what sort of timesclale was involved, from the start of the design process, right through to final completion? I bet there were loads of bits of paper with complex scribbling on them, along with a very full wastepaper basket. I'm guessing there's a very logical, almost OCD mind behind this.
It may be too late, but someone should do a chest “advent calendar” for you. One day, one puzzle, one “treat” and a clue to the next day. And to make it more difficult, don’t label the draws so you have to figure out which one is the drawer of the day.
Imagine if you have this at your house and a friend asks you for a pencil. And you say "oh the pencils are in the middle drawer of that cabinet over there."
Hey chris, I have this game on my ps4 called the witness. its a beautifull game based on solving puzzles. You will definetely like it. I would love to see you make a video on it.
That looked like one of the more complicated sequential puzzles you've done. Thats sayin a lot given the number ive seen you solve. Great job and awesome content.
So did I but I thought it was more along the lines of an American version of Gringotts. Then again Gringotts is supposedly the only Wizarding Bank in the world.
All the detailed explanation that he makes from time to time, really shows how involved he is with the viewers and how much he cares about the viewers, which most definitely helps them stay involved. 🤞
Hey, Chris I would like to suggest that you invest in a GoPro. I would love to see you solve puzzles from your point of view! PLEASE? Please like this comment so he can see it!
18:30 I thought that red piece in the bottom of the 4th draw down on the right was part of the key tumbler. I was screaming at my monitor for 6 or 7 mins like I was watching a horror film and Chris was running up stairs.
That reminded me of some of the furniture built by Abraham Roentgen and his son David Roentgen built in the 18th century. Writing desks, secretary desks, game tables. Many of them with secret compartments requiring keys to open. Drawers with springs, weights and counter-balances. Joints and seems disguised with marquetry inlay. It's really cool to see someone keeping that tradition alive.
This Intro Brought back so many memories of me and my friends reading the harry potter series!!!! Read Books and solve puzzles to keep your brain active!!! Loved the intro 😍😍🤗🤗
The video quality is insanely amazing on these puzzle videos!!! Chris’s intros are literally the best on TH-cam please don’t stop man!!! This puzzle Is so intricate and detailed it’s so unique, just being able to see through the back is so cool!!! Great work!!
This puzzle was amazing, one of if not my favorite. I love it when you can actually see some of the mechanism to give you a sense of how it works and what you probably have to do instead of a metal box with 1 little hole and you have no info until you randomly do the right thing. Amazing solve great video
its all good to see these puzzles solved an opened,,,,,, but take a minute to appreciate the brain behind these puzzles to bring them to life,,, outstanding i think
That was one of the most epic intros ever. You managed to turn something relatively basic into an amazingly creepy yet enthralling greeting to say the least. I wish people would make movies with the amount of skill that you use to make your intros.
This puzzle is probably my favorite that you've done. Its so beautiful and nice to look at. It looks like it was very satisfying to solve and while it seemed to give you what the clues of what to look for, It was enough of a tactile/ physical puzzle to still make it a challenge. Great video as always bud, your chill vibes always keep me watching!
Hey chris, I have this game on my ps4 called the witness. its a beautifull game based on solving puzzles. You will definetely like it. I would love to see you make a video on it.
Oh man, a Chris Ramsey full LP of The Witness would be insane. I played it on PC. Got one of the endings, but didn't 100% it. I'd also love to see him do a video on The Talos Principle or Antichamber. Both mind-bending, First-person puzzle games, similar to Portal.
@Jon Boy Yeah I know what you mean. But in every section they first do a little tutorial on the mechanics in that particular section and from there it gets harder and harder.
@@enthusia492 I am currently playing it on ps4 and I am about half way trough. I never heard of The Talos Principle or Antichamber. I will certainly check it out.
Recovering from an emergency bowel resection after my Crohn's Disease nearly killed me. I've been voraciously rewatching all your puzzle solves and was so excited to see this one! Unbelievably gorgeous solve, thanks for being a wonderful distraction Chris!
I completely understand that you sometimes solve puzzles in unintended ways. I used to create puzzle maps for the game counter-strike and people sometimes solved it in very imaginative ways. Actually cool to see from a creators point of view.
That's one fantastic design, a lot of craftsmanship. Thank you to the person who borrowed this to you so that you could share it with us. I'd rather the mechanism at the back was hidden, and at the end when you unlock the back you get to see the inner workings as a bonus for completing it. Well done Chris for solving this beautiful piece of craft work
Hey! I just wanted to ask when you're going to solve the hardest jigsaw puzzle you did a video on 4months back? Love your videos, and the amount of work that goes into them! Also, would be a cool video if you showed all the puzzles that you couldn't solve on camera and that still remain unsolved
This is probably my favorite puzzle ive seen you do. I love these types the most and as a woodworker this thing just leaves me speechless at the craftsmanship 🤤🤤🤤
I would kill to have a puzzle box subscription and get a new puzzle box every month to solve. I’m absolutely obsessed with these things. I’ve been playing “The Room” game series off of the App Store because that’s probably the closest I’m going to get playing or solving one of these things lol
I have been wanting to start another sewing project ..... maybe another quilt ...... but wasn't sure ....... and then I tuned in here and it hit me what I want to do ...... I have a ton of wools ...... plaids, tweeds, stripes, solids, many different colors ....... I saw you jacket ...... I am inspired..... to design and piece together my wools and make a jacket ..... oh what fun I shall have ...... thank you Chris for wearing that lovely jacket
Hey Chris! I love your videos of solving puzzles. Just a small recommendation for situations like in 5:24, try to have a small mirror with you to show bottoms of your puzzles when there's something
I used to watch chris when he made magic videos. For years he has been an inspiration to me, and because of his old tutorials, I found a passion and have been practicing magic for 3 1/2 years. It's been a while since I watched his channel, but when I opened youtube and saw this video in my recommended, I had to watch it. Glad to see him happy and that he has attracted a hell of a lot more viewers, keep up the good work Chris.
The go pro on your head, last episode, was a great shout. Gives a unique view with such big puzzles. This doesn't detract from another great video and solve this week
Coolest puzzle I’ve seen yet. Before your channel I started working on creating a home shop, and since discovering your channel I’ve filled an entire notebook on puzzle ideas. These videos inspire me to make a puzzle as great and beautiful as this someday. I just wanted to say thank you for the inspiring content!
Duuuude I love your creative intros! Almost as much as the INSANE puzzles you have accumulated and solved! My aunt, grandfather and I all LOVE puzzles! My two boys do too! Especially 3d and sequential solution puzzles
1:22 Chris Ramsay before he applies his makeup. Let’s begin with the name. The provenance of the name, “Secretum Cista”, is rather auspicious and steeped in mystery. From the Latin, “Secretum” has many translations, notably “secret seal”, or more simply just “secret”. But the name is associated with the “Secreta Secretorum”, the Secret Book of Secrets purportedly written by Aristotle to his pupil Alexander the Great and covering a host of elevated topics ranging from statecraft to the supernatural. The second part of the name, “Cista”, translates from the Latin to “basket”, or “box”, or in this case, “chest”. Secret Chest. There were other potential names, also derived from Latin, that Jesse was considering, but these shall remain a secret. You never know what other secret chests the future may hold.
I watched this guy way back when he used to do magic and card tricks , idk why yt recommended this vid seconds after release but it feels good to know Chris is still creating content.
Gotta sub bro...great puzzle content. Plus cardistry from time to time
I might say he is creating his best content now days :)
"when he use to do magic and card tricks"? he still does
@@DaveTugwell now he does more puzzle things and stuff idk , still great though
@@adonism6961 like i said he still does those other things you claim he doesnt do
The color scheme of this puzzle looks so pretty, and the puzzle overall just looks so nice and we'll made! This was one of the most aestheticly pleasing puzzles ever for some reason.
Wow, interesting. I was just about to say that the color scheme seemed a bit off and made it look cheaper than it is.
@@LessThanThree76 taste is subjective i suppose
I love Voice Overs :))
lol
I love your videos, they are always so entertaining and fun to watch
Same lmaoo :)
I was half way expecting to hear necrogoblicon for a sec lolol love your videos brotha
Love puzzle
I cannot *imagine* just the process of even *designing* something like that! Never mind the woodworking aspect, and assembly! Just phenomenal!
There's metalwork in there too.😁 I wonder what sort of timesclale was involved, from the start of the design process, right through to final completion? I bet there were loads of bits of paper with complex scribbling on them, along with a very full wastepaper basket. I'm guessing there's a very logical, almost OCD mind behind this.
I'm here for two reasons:
The puzzle solving
The videos intros
Man, you really nails with this intros, greeeat job!
Same!
Ditto!
They should make a movie. Id watch it.
............... And the music..
You're not here for Chris' personality too? :O
A magician that tricks himself and loses magnet for 20 minutes, is obviously top tier
Very cool Chris! Under three hours is insane for this piece! I'll make it harder next time.😉
Thanks Jesse for letting me send him the Cista. I knew the video would be insane. but I cant watch it, Im sooooo frustrated !
So, I read the comments instead.
@@24lascaux waiting is the hard part.😂 I hope you enjoy it as much as Chris. Thanks for the business!
That is such a beautiful piece Jesse, amazing work!
@@MarkRendle Thank you Mark!
i just realized he has avada kedavra tattooed on his middle finger so whenever he flips someone off he’s casting the death spell lmao.
He reminds me of “The Stranger” at this point XD
He also has the other 2 unforgivalble curses on his ring and pinky fingers.
Wait that 😅
He has all the unforgivable curses on his othr fingers too!
@@vegalucas7782 9
It's still great to see content creators interacting and still looking at comments after 4.2 million subs. Good luck to your future Chris
@Ake & Fuji I'll let you guess
Mom: I said, "Put your socks away!!"
Kid: I'm trying, but I can't get this drawer to open
Mom:just open it!
Kid: how???
Mom:*opens it like a normal drawer*
Kid: o_o
@@noo6423 Lmao!!
Relateable
Lol
Funny
WTF, I seriously need to see a movie made by you, you're edits and story telling is second to none!!
It may be too late, but someone should do a chest “advent calendar” for you. One day, one puzzle, one “treat” and a clue to the next day. And to make it more difficult, don’t label the draws so you have to figure out which one is the drawer of the day.
That is an awesome idea
Ooooh we need it
OMG YES. I know I'm here super late, but I would absolutely but one of these every year!
And made with coffee in the drawers
Ok all kidding aside this was an EPIC solve!!! I’m coming over!
ERIC LECLERC?!
Seriously I love Tricked!
Have you even finished watching the video? 😂
I mean I’m amazed he commented
@@sherinevictoria lol😂😂
Imagine if you have this at your house and a friend asks you for a pencil. And you say "oh the pencils are in the middle drawer of that cabinet over there."
Hey chris, I have this game on my ps4 called the witness. its a beautifull game based on solving puzzles. You will definetely like it. I would love to see you make a video on it.
Rip to that friend 😂
If you get said pencil out of the drawer it comes with a free bottle of bourbon!
0:43 yes..the craftsmanship on ur intros are astounding!
Being a woodworker, that is probably one of my favorite puzzles. Lots and lots of beautiful exotic woods.
Wenge, Holly, Poplar, Mango wood, Paduak, Cherry, Mahogany, Walnut, Bloodwood, Red Oak, Katalox, Amboyna Burl.
That looked like one of the more complicated sequential puzzles you've done. Thats sayin a lot given the number ive seen you solve. Great job and awesome content.
"nothing special about this drawer" *finds something seconds later*
Who else got the feeling they were walking around the restricted section at Hogwarts during the intro
I got more of a gringots vibe
Meeeeee
#Hogwarts #HarryPotter #WizardingWorld
So did I but I thought it was more along the lines of an American version of Gringotts. Then again Gringotts is supposedly the only Wizarding Bank in the world.
All the detailed explanation that he makes from time to time, really shows how involved he is with the viewers and how much he cares about the viewers, which most definitely helps them stay involved. 🤞
Hey, Chris I would like to suggest that you invest in a GoPro. I would love to see you solve puzzles from your point of view! PLEASE?
Please like this comment so he can see it!
18:30 I thought that red piece in the bottom of the 4th draw down on the right was part of the key tumbler. I was screaming at my monitor for 6 or 7 mins like I was watching a horror film and Chris was running up stairs.
Being a lover of woodworking, that is absolutely astonishing craftsmanship!
That reminded me of some of the furniture built by Abraham Roentgen and his son David Roentgen built in the 18th century. Writing desks, secretary desks, game tables. Many of them with secret compartments requiring keys to open. Drawers with springs, weights and counter-balances. Joints and seems disguised with marquetry inlay. It's really cool to see someone keeping that tradition alive.
This Intro Brought back so many memories of me and my friends reading the harry potter series!!!!
Read Books and solve puzzles to keep your brain active!!!
Loved the intro 😍😍🤗🤗
The video quality is insanely amazing on these puzzle videos!!! Chris’s intros are literally the best on TH-cam please don’t stop man!!! This puzzle Is so intricate and detailed it’s so unique, just being able to see through the back is so cool!!! Great work!!
I have been watching all of this guy's vids this week instead of completing my homework
Same here!! LOL
That's an oof
U prob shud do ur homework now tho
This puzzle was amazing, one of if not my favorite. I love it when you can actually see some of the mechanism to give you a sense of how it works and what you probably have to do instead of a metal box with 1 little hole and you have no info until you randomly do the right thing. Amazing solve great video
Definitely one of the best you've done, so sequential and logical and beautiful!
its all good to see these puzzles solved an opened,,,,,, but take a minute to appreciate the brain behind these puzzles to bring them to life,,, outstanding i think
That was one of the most epic intros ever. You managed to turn something relatively basic into an amazingly creepy yet enthralling greeting to say the least. I wish people would make movies with the amount of skill that you use to make your intros.
Your house or studio or whatever is so clean and I can’t get over it
That goblin mask in the beginning is so realistic!
Interactive art that’s beautiful. It does absolutely belong in a museum.. I bet it ends up in one someday. Beautiful.
This puzzle is probably my favorite that you've done. Its so beautiful and nice to look at. It looks like it was very satisfying to solve and while it seemed to give you what the clues of what to look for, It was enough of a tactile/ physical puzzle to still make it a challenge. Great video as always bud, your chill vibes always keep me watching!
I’d watch all his intros as full movies 😩😩 so dang cool!
Come on man, how do you not have a series on Netflix?! I feel guilty watching that quality intro for free.
Wow, that is such a beautifully crafted box. I love the different wood and stain types used.
Finally, I didn’t think there could be a better puzzle vid than the last one but nope here we go again. Amazing
23:12 "Boom baby, an empty drawer" 😆
Hey chris, I have this game on my ps4 called the witness. its a beautifull game based on solving puzzles. You will definetely like it. I would love to see you make a video on it.
The witness is a hard game lol theres s.o many puzzles
Oh man, a Chris Ramsey full LP of The Witness would be insane.
I played it on PC. Got one of the endings, but didn't 100% it.
I'd also love to see him do a video on The Talos Principle or Antichamber. Both mind-bending, First-person puzzle games, similar to Portal.
@@jessehopp4219 yeah that is true. But Chris is one of those ppl who can really stick with a puzzle until they solve it. So I think he would do great.
@Jon Boy Yeah I know what you mean. But in every section they first do a little tutorial on the mechanics in that particular section and from there it gets harder and harder.
@@enthusia492 I am currently playing it on ps4 and I am about half way trough. I never heard of The Talos Principle or Antichamber. I will certainly check it out.
This is my favorite puzzle. I really love how one needs to tinker these items to get to the next drawer. I love it. :)
Recovering from an emergency bowel resection after my Crohn's Disease nearly killed me. I've been voraciously rewatching all your puzzle solves and was so excited to see this one! Unbelievably gorgeous solve, thanks for being a wonderful distraction Chris!
All the very best for a speedy recovery 🌈🙂
@@callunafraochnait9863 thanks so much 🙏
Bowel resection?
This is an incredible puzzle. I just want to look at the back of it and those awesome mechanisms
Chris needs to direct a movie, It would be so epic!
doesnt like dwarves? crys to self “and..... my...... axe......”*sniff
I completely understand that you sometimes solve puzzles in unintended ways.
I used to create puzzle maps for the game counter-strike and people sometimes solved it in very imaginative ways. Actually cool to see from a creators point of view.
“You see the dovetails here.” Shows box joint
LOL i laughed too, really an amazing woodworker who created this puzzle
I was definitely very confused when he said that ahaha
That's one fantastic design, a lot of craftsmanship. Thank you to the person who borrowed this to you so that you could share it with us. I'd rather the mechanism at the back was hidden, and at the end when you unlock the back you get to see the inner workings as a bonus for completing it.
Well done Chris for solving this beautiful piece of craft work
Now this deserves the true “HOT DANG!” There’s so much in this puzzle to solve and it seems sequential if the back is seen. Awesome
The craftsmanship on this is beautiful 😍😍😍
Hey! I just wanted to ask when you're going to solve the hardest jigsaw puzzle you did a video on 4months back? Love your videos, and the amount of work that goes into them! Also, would be a cool video if you showed all the puzzles that you couldn't solve on camera and that still remain unsolved
This is probably my favorite puzzle ive seen you do. I love these types the most and as a woodworker this thing just leaves me speechless at the craftsmanship 🤤🤤🤤
I would kill to have a puzzle box subscription and get a new puzzle box every month to solve. I’m absolutely obsessed with these things. I’ve been playing “The Room” game series off of the App Store because that’s probably the closest I’m going to get playing or solving one of these things lol
I absolutely love these puzzles where are the mechanics can be seen as you get over each trap and obstacle, good solve!
omg. how can you always do such incredible intros. You are really amazing man. Keep going.
I have been wanting to start another sewing project ..... maybe another quilt ...... but wasn't sure ....... and then I tuned in here and it hit me what I want to do ...... I have a ton of wools ...... plaids, tweeds, stripes, solids, many different colors ....... I saw you jacket ...... I am inspired..... to design and piece together my wools and make a jacket ..... oh what fun I shall have ...... thank you Chris for wearing that lovely jacket
haha that voice over was epic Chris! "Dwarves are disgusting" 😂
Love the theatrical openers you do! Great solve! I love that you take the time to highlight the beautiful woods and construction. 🧩🤩🧩
This puzzle reminds of one of my favorite books from when I was a kid, its called "100 Cupboards."
Y’know i might read that
The craftsmanship and ingenuity on this puzzle is beyond insane, plus it just looks so pretty!
Thank you for sharing with us!
The moment I saw the drawers, I was like: "Aheh. Good Luck putting that back together again Chris."
the thought in it looks beyond amazing and the craftsmanship must have taken a bit of time that is amazing. overall amazing puzzle and great solve.
And there were 30 of them produced. A crazy amount of work.
That's one of the best intros you've done lately! Works great for the spooky season too!
Stellar work on this build and solve
Begining segments of his videos are always fire
Wow! Look at all that exotic wood! The Wenge and purple heart are fantastic, but the end grain inlays are REALLY really neat
a mind-blowing 28 minutes of a man opening drawers, riveting content! XD
This was on of my favourites. The CR commissioned chest was likely my favourite of the sequential box puzzles.
RAMSEEEEEY, Lets GO!
Hey Chris! I love your videos of solving puzzles. Just a small recommendation for situations like in 5:24, try to have a small mirror with you to show bottoms of your puzzles when there's something
No matter the puzzle, there is always a "tool" involved. ...right Chris?
Love your channel and puzzle solves.
I used to watch chris when he made magic videos. For years he has been an inspiration to me, and because of his old tutorials, I found a passion and have been practicing magic for 3 1/2 years. It's been a while since I watched his channel, but when I opened youtube and saw this video in my recommended, I had to watch it.
Glad to see him happy and that he has attracted a hell of a lot more viewers, keep up the good work Chris.
doesnt like dwarves? *crys to self* “and..... my...... axe......”*sniff
Me too
Yeah who doesn’t like dwarves
Nobody likes dwarves
@@thamor4746 wtf?
The go pro on your head, last episode, was a great shout. Gives a unique view with such big puzzles. This doesn't detract from another great video and solve this week
im getting serious harry potter vibes from that intro
i think that that actually is Dobby
@@casualvlogging6699 you mean like griphook or some other goblin, definitely not dobby lol
This was the person who made the puzzle box. Y'all should sub to him. Very interesting stuff.
th-cam.com/channels/rca0tNm1BRbwIAitjftHqA.html
That was literally my favourite puzzle solve! So so clever!!!
It’s so funny when he says, “Nothing particularly special about this…” and then he finds something.
I think that was my favorite puzzle solve yet. You did an awesome job working it out and explaining it to us.
Omg the beginning reminded me of hp and oh I just watched the part where that's what it was supposed to be never mind
Going back through some of your older puzzles and this was a fun one. Thanks for sharing
This is what I'm keeping my gun in
You may even have to ask the home intruder to help you solve it.
So why have a gun if you can’t get to it lol
Unless you know how to solve that thing in seconds. May not be the best place. Could put some jewels or gold in there though.
@@Dark_Tale_1985 whats to stop someone just picking it up and walking out with it?
a part of it in each drawer
Your videos are what made me love puzzles and magic. My dad and I have been doing lots of jigsaw. Thankyou for everything you do and support
PLEASE MOVE THE COFFEE GLASS! It's drivin me insane, just waiting for CR's elbow to smack it. 🤣
this is one of my favorites!!!! hands down
Bro ur subs spiked up like crazy?!?! Awesome...
Coolest puzzle I’ve seen yet.
Before your channel I started working on creating a home shop, and since discovering your channel I’ve filled an entire notebook on puzzle ideas. These videos inspire me to make a puzzle as great and beautiful as this someday.
I just wanted to say thank you for the inspiring content!
And when I do make a puzzle of this stature, Chris you will be the first to attempt solving it! That’s a promis!
So. How long until someone hands Chris a Lemarchand Configuration?
By far the DOPEST puzzle youve solved on this channel
The $10,000 Chris Ramsay Puzzlebox was dope
quality content as always
Wow man. The work that went into designing that. Engineers man. Slick.
I accidentally clicked this video without context, only to see a gremlin with a bird cage?
Patience & perseverance are the keys to discovering the real contents of this video. LoL
I did the same but the clicks kept on going
Duuuude I love your creative intros! Almost as much as the INSANE puzzles you have accumulated and solved! My aunt, grandfather and I all LOVE puzzles! My two boys do too! Especially 3d and sequential solution puzzles
"Jesse Born's passport just popped up on the grid in Naples"
"Ok. Contact Naples, They need to know who they're are dealing with"
Ah yes Jesse Born... Jason Bourne’s weird cousin.
All these puzzle videos are some of the best things to fall asleep to
He totally needs to do a challenge with Karen Puzzles on youtube
Ive been watching his videos for years but this puzzle is my favourite. So beautifully made.
1:22 Chris Ramsay before he applies his makeup.
Let’s begin with the name. The provenance of the name, “Secretum Cista”, is rather auspicious and steeped in mystery. From the Latin, “Secretum” has many translations, notably “secret seal”, or more simply just “secret”. But the name is associated with the “Secreta Secretorum”, the Secret Book of Secrets purportedly written by Aristotle to his pupil Alexander the Great and covering a host of elevated topics ranging from statecraft to the supernatural. The second part of the name, “Cista”, translates from the Latin to “basket”, or “box”, or in this case, “chest”. Secret Chest. There were other potential names, also derived from Latin, that Jesse was considering, but these shall remain a secret. You never know what other secret chests the future may hold.
Full Name : Secretum Cista Mechanical Puzzlechest
Way to go Chris, me and my son oliver have enjoyed your puzzles for years.
I ligit thought the intro was an ad for some type of goblin looking mask.
Or a third Fantastic Beasts movie.
Stunning craftsmanship