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One of my favourite parts is when Mr.Puzzle says: Let me get something to draw. I'm always fascinated how one can figure out internal structure of the puzzle by just fiddling it around.
I think you did an excellent job explaining such a complex mechanism, especially considering how most of it was internal and obscured by the puzzle's outer shells.
And Mr. Puzzle says: "Nothing is moving, actually a lot of things are moving"! Gotta love how he really gets into solving these puzzles. Nice solve & that's a really cool puzzle........... :)
The unfortunate thing about watching Chris Ramsay's TH-cam channel and this one is that sometimes I see the solve of the same puzzle on one channel first before it shows up on the other channel like this puzzle and the last video. However, I do like watching Mr. Puzzle solve the puzzles more. It is less frustrating to watch Mr. Puzzle than when Chris tries to solve it. I think it is because Mr. Puzzle is able to clearly and logically explain how to solve the puzzle.
@@timehunter9467 which is totally understandable.. But as most watchers of both channels I can get behind both of them. Chris is more the creative and trial and error type of solver, who tries many paths which sometimes seems far fetched. Mr puzzle has a pretty straight forward way of solving, both types are nice to watch for me, although Mr puzzle improves my own puzzling more. Especially his video on the titan puzzle really made a difference
@@timehunter9467 I don't like Ramsay either. His hand tatoos makes me uncomfortable. Being a "hand artist" (making a living from filming your hands) and having tatoos on your hand is not a good combination.. unless you're running a tatoo channel or something...
My first thought was there is only one moving cylinder (with the smiley) inside and you had to move it halfway up and lock it with the screwing mechanism to release both pins. Two cylinders make it even more brilliant. Nice box!
I started watching these videos and now im interested in puzzles like this... until i saw the prices... yikes... nvm 😮.. I'll solve them vicariously through Mr. Puzzle.🤣🤣🤣🤣
So the nut at the top was attached to a threaded piece, and I wonder whether it wasn't the original intent to remove the hex bar, shift the top pin under the hole and then tighten that little set-screw back into the top hole, to secure the pin in the unlocked position? It kind of feels like that part was separate from the nut for a reason?
I'm not a big fan of sequential discovery puzzles. It always seems like it's just a matter of time until you find the next move and the next and then it's done. I like ones that have uniquely thought up solutions which require deep consideration. Like Hanayama Radix Puzzle. That's a fun one! But I'll watch this video!
04:07 Whats the purpose of the aditional screw in the cap? (Mr. Puzzle call it "worm screw"). Could be used to block one pin into position? On the top hole, perhaps?
I'm no puzzle price expert, but $25-$50 for a sequential puzzle seems quite low to me. Good, high quality puzzles are usually not sold in high volumes, so they don't make alot to begin with and as you can see with this puzzle, they are usually very well made, so I'd guess low priced puzzles would start around $80-$100. Google is your friend. Look around on Google. You might find something in your price range.
Mr Puzzle. By far the hardest puzzle of all. Is the one that does in fact involve you having to find your way back through the maze that is the human mind. A puzzle which when completed. Also has the greatest prize of all. The realisation of immortality. Best wishes.
"Frown" is one of those words that means different things in different parts of the world. Here, a "frown" is something that is done by the forehead - a furrowed brow. I'd just call that face a sad face, since it has a downturned mouth but no frown.
Very nice puzzle box and you got so excited. Was great to watch. But there's a but(t)... ~300€ is far away from a purchase for an average german pensioner like me 😕
No it does not directly lock the lid. It only prevents the vertical pins from dropping down. Which makes it impossible to open the box in this condition.
If you combined Ramsay's intros with you solving the puzzles! Holy mother of jesus! I'd be in heaven...I prefer your method of thinking...but again how you explain in detail afterwards, and also test it again to make sure...ramsay doesn't, he tries😂😂 but sometimes I think if hes scared of trying again it wont open lol
it will move in unison with the top pin. it's to trap the middle two cylinders into a position blocking reinserting the screw so you can't easily solve the puzzle just by flipping it on the correct side and then screwing in the screw
Hello, I want to get my math-loving brother a puzzle for Christmas... do you have any suggestions for some that would make a good gift? Any suggestions would be appreciated, even if they aren't math related. Thanks in advance if you do take the time to respond.
I really love your videos but is there any way we can get your thoughts on the puzzle without getting the spoiler? This looks amazing but I can’t see what you think of it from the first part and don’t want to watch the spoiler.
It's great. From my point of view a trick box and not a sequential discovery. The price makes it rather a collectors item but still the puzzling is also great.
"Frown" is one of those words that means different things in different parts of the world. Here, a "frown" is something that is done by the forehead - a furrowed brow. I'd just call that face a sad face, since it has a downturned mouth but no frown.
There is no comparison, Chris is a magician who likes puzzles and is rich to buy all those puzzles. Puzzles are not cheap! I subscribed to Mr puzzle for the puzzles and challenges, I subscribed to Chris for his magic. Chris, though does not reply to comments, Mr puzzle does!
Why is the spoiler music break so loud? They startle me every time. I honestly had to take your videos out of my background playlists because of them.....its cool if everyone like them, i just find them unnecessary and obnoxious. I enjoy your videos quite a bit otherwise.
You use the word "opposite" quiet often, when solving puzzles. Maybe you could check out the pronunciation on google translate? We can perfectly understand you, but anyway :)
@Brian Cairns Nope it doesn't matter. My English isn't very good either. I am not a native speaker. I make similar mistakes and appreciate it when people point them out. I was just hoping we could help each other.
lol sorry but "a puzzle I was looking forward since a long time" is probably the worst English sentence you've ever said. A correct one would be "I've been looking forward to this puzzle for a very long time".
@@mikpiece469 I know that, he knows that. We Europeans can talk and criticize each other without constantly being afraid of hurting someone's feelings.
Thanks for the hint. I make a lot of mistakes when talking and do not even notice. During cutting I do, but correcting all this again would make it too much work and won't feel honest anymore. However, I try to improve.
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Enjoy today's video of another puzzle masterpiece!
What is your difficulty rating on this 📦? I’m guessing 4 or 5?
Yes, 4/5. Added it in the end.
I love the color.
I love seeing you and Chris Ramsay solve the same puzzles, how you both have such different approaches to solving them 😊
Brought back the best spoiler break music ever!
One of my favourite parts is when Mr.Puzzle says: Let me get something to draw.
I'm always fascinated how one can figure out internal structure of the puzzle by just fiddling it around.
Mr. Puzzle's ability to detect what mechanisms are in place on the inside of a puzzle are really impressive.
Mr.Puzzle just has it all. The comedy, the music, the mystery, and the introduction.
I think you did an excellent job explaining such a complex mechanism, especially considering how most of it was internal and obscured by the puzzle's outer shells.
And Mr. Puzzle says: "Nothing is moving, actually a lot of things are moving"! Gotta love how he really gets into solving these puzzles. Nice solve & that's a really cool puzzle........... :)
Love watching your solutions. For the last step I spin the cube on the Allen Key and the centrifugal force separates the large central pins.
This puzzle box is mesmerizingly beautiful!
That puzzle has a really nice finish to it. Really like the color
I was constantly thinking he's gonna scratch it lol
The unfortunate thing about watching Chris Ramsay's TH-cam channel and this one is that sometimes I see the solve of the same puzzle on one channel first before it shows up on the other channel like this puzzle and the last video. However, I do like watching Mr. Puzzle solve the puzzles more. It is less frustrating to watch Mr. Puzzle than when Chris tries to solve it. I think it is because Mr. Puzzle is able to clearly and logically explain how to solve the puzzle.
I like seeing Chris Ramsay and Mr Puzzle solve the same things. I like how they have such different approaches to solving them 😊
I struggle to watch Chris Ramsay, he infuriates me. I like Mr. Puzzle’s methodical and calm attitude towards puzzles.
@@timehunter9467 which is totally understandable.. But as most watchers of both channels I can get behind both of them.
Chris is more the creative and trial and error type of solver, who tries many paths which sometimes seems far fetched.
Mr puzzle has a pretty straight forward way of solving, both types are nice to watch for me, although Mr puzzle improves my own puzzling more. Especially his video on the titan puzzle really made a difference
@@timehunter9467 Chris is a guy whose advantage is that he can afford expensive puzzles, but he's not as talented at solving them as Mr. Puzzle.
@@timehunter9467 I don't like Ramsay either. His hand tatoos makes me uncomfortable. Being a "hand artist" (making a living from filming your hands) and having tatoos on your hand is not a good combination.. unless you're running a tatoo channel or something...
I love the look of these machined anodized puzzles!
Always have: Tape, Pencil, Paper, and Mr. Puzzle when you solve a trick box.
Love watching you man keep it up
Thanks! Enjoy!
Brilliant design!
Great job figuring it out.
That's so neat. See I don't wish to solve these but I love to see how they work. So this channel is perfect for me
Love your clear explanation of the mechanism of the puzzle.
Saturday evening, browsing YT, looking at a guy with a heavy German accent try to open a box, lit my cigar and relaxing; yes I became an old fart... 🥴
🤣🤣
@@Mr.Puzzle: Es ist klar, dass ich die Videos genieße ... 🤗
My first thought was there is only one moving cylinder (with the smiley) inside and you had to move it halfway up and lock it with the screwing mechanism to release both pins. Two cylinders make it even more brilliant. Nice box!
Coolest puzzle in a long time. Nice piece!
Tus puzzles son geniales!! Te cada vez me gustan mas!!
Would it be too much to ask if you could put your personal difficulty ratings in the description? I sometimes miss them in the video!
You're a genius.
Your timer is so much more believable than another popular puzzle solver I won’t name coughris Rachooo! Ohh man, this cold.
Very nice.. I understand now why "make me smile"!!!
I started watching these videos and now im interested in puzzles like this... until i saw the prices... yikes... nvm 😮.. I'll solve them vicariously through Mr. Puzzle.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Honestly do love watching you solve mechanical puzzles (mostly the sequential ones)
So the nut at the top was attached to a threaded piece, and I wonder whether it wasn't the original intent to remove the hex bar, shift the top pin under the hole and then tighten that little set-screw back into the top hole, to secure the pin in the unlocked position? It kind of feels like that part was separate from the nut for a reason?
I would love to watch the face of the designer when he watches you try to solve his puzzle!
I came for the epic spoiler break, stayed to see the awesome puzzle.
My old friend! Creeping ever closer to 1m subs! Let's gooooo x
I thin creeping is the right word. 😂
Got my ears blown out by the spoiler break
I love the B-roll
A secret in a puzzle? Who woulda thunk!
I'm not a big fan of sequential discovery puzzles. It always seems like it's just a matter of time until you find the next move and the next and then it's done.
I like ones that have uniquely thought up solutions which require deep consideration. Like Hanayama Radix Puzzle. That's a fun one! But I'll watch this video!
At 26:15 the movie jumps to 31 and one part on the table has disappeared. What was the use of that part?
If only these wonderful puzzle boxes weren't so expensive. :(
The manufacturing driving the cost on this one. The mechanism is quite simple.
Great piece of work. I enjoyed the frustration followed by relief. Anyone around here would like to buy this masterpiece?
04:07 Whats the purpose of the aditional screw in the cap? (Mr. Puzzle call it "worm screw"). Could be used to block one pin into position? On the top hole, perhaps?
I think you can also use it as a grip for a the tool
May be this is why it is called "sequential solving", because all the components are used one by one.
@@Mr.Puzzle what was the point of the bottom pin you taped in
Could you use the other screw (that was part of the top nut) to hold the top pin from sliding by screwing it back in against it?
That's a good idea. But it's not really necessary.
Can anyone recommend, if they exist, a good sequential puzzle box in the $25-$50 range?
I'm no puzzle price expert, but $25-$50 for a sequential puzzle seems quite low to me. Good, high quality puzzles are usually not sold in high volumes, so they don't make alot to begin with and as you can see with this puzzle, they are usually very well made, so I'd guess low priced puzzles would start around $80-$100. Google is your friend. Look around on Google. You might find something in your price range.
Mr Puzzle. By far the hardest puzzle of all. Is the one that does in fact involve you having to find your way back through the maze that is the human mind. A puzzle which when completed. Also has the greatest prize of all. The realisation of immortality. Best wishes.
3:15 I think he forgot about the word "frown" 😆
I don't think that word is in his vocabulary. With his apparent high level of positive attitude, I'm not sure he would understand the concept.
"Frown" is one of those words that means different things in different parts of the world. Here, a "frown" is something that is done by the forehead - a furrowed brow. I'd just call that face a sad face, since it has a downturned mouth but no frown.
It looks like the box from Mulholland Drive.
Any vintage puzzle boxes out there to solve?
Take a shot every time he says screw in this video haha.
😂😂
Very nice puzzle box and you got so excited. Was great to watch.
But there's a but(t)...
~300€ is far away from a purchase for an average german pensioner like me 😕
>blue box with a thing on top
What is this, some kinda TARDIS for ants?
Does the bottom pin not also lock the lid? Or did it only keep the bottom smiley from dropping low enough for the screw to go back in?
No it does not directly lock the lid. It only prevents the vertical pins from dropping down. Which makes it impossible to open the box in this condition.
@@Mr.Puzzle understood.
Beautifully made puzzle, and you did a great job explaining the mechanism. I'd be afraid to see the price tag for this puzzle however. :\
Well dad,i have to say that was one weird puzzle, I would never ever have been able to do it. I wish i was as patient as you.
Try lotus flower puzzle...cool one too designed by Chinese
Made, but not designed. Also designed by Wil.
If you combined Ramsay's intros with you solving the puzzles! Holy mother of jesus! I'd be in heaven...I prefer your method of thinking...but again how you explain in detail afterwards, and also test it again to make sure...ramsay doesn't, he tries😂😂 but sometimes I think if hes scared of trying again it wont open lol
The lotus is a puzzle I still want badly, but it's really pricey...
Wait so what's the purpose of the bottom pin? The one he tapes.
it will move in unison with the top pin. it's to trap the middle two cylinders into a position blocking reinserting the screw so you can't easily solve the puzzle just by flipping it on the correct side and then screwing in the screw
Can you tell me please which metal puzzle is your favorite, cause I'm thinking buying one
That spoiler break tune tho...
Make a box smile! OK then😊
Well, it's possible.
Can you please use a compressor on your audio. Your volume jumps drastically and then lowers off and on.
No bumping, just tighten the lid, ye channel will be obstructed, clamping down the pin
Hi! I'm early and love this new challenge!
A key...My kingdom for my key
Hello, I want to get my math-loving brother a puzzle for Christmas... do you have any suggestions for some that would make a good gift? Any suggestions would be appreciated, even if they aren't math related. Thanks in advance if you do take the time to respond.
Get him an nry puzzle. For example the N5-6
@@Mr.Puzzle awesome, thank you so much!
@@SeanDS89did he like it?
Duuuuuude!!!
But you didn't explain what the lower pin does?
It keeps the other pins up. Impossible to open in this condition.
I really love your videos but is there any way we can get your thoughts on the puzzle without getting the spoiler? This looks amazing but I can’t see what you think of it from the first part and don’t want to watch the spoiler.
It's great. From my point of view a trick box and not a sequential discovery. The price makes it rather a collectors item but still the puzzling is also great.
42 seconds ago, wow
I literally haven't received the notification yet, I've never been that early
Early bird gets the worm.
@@Drottninggatan2017 I will gladly give up the worm for some Reese's Pieces if it's available ^^
@@Drottninggatan2017 the second mouse gets the cheese 😂
@@styendimpu3446 😂😂
The sad looking smile would be called a frown 👍
"Frown" is one of those words that means different things in different parts of the world. Here, a "frown" is something that is done by the forehead - a furrowed brow. I'd just call that face a sad face, since it has a downturned mouth but no frown.
@@Showsni Very interesting 🤔
There is no spoiler break.
Are you sure you are not on the movie beerfest??
Wow, this puzzle is £250!
👍📹
I much prefer your videos over Chris Ramsey's.
I also took away Chris Ramsey - but still enjoy mr p
totally!
There is no comparison, Chris is a magician who likes puzzles and is rich to buy all those puzzles. Puzzles are not cheap! I subscribed to Mr puzzle for the puzzles and challenges, I subscribed to Chris for his magic. Chris, though does not reply to comments, Mr puzzle does!
not cool dissing another youtube'r on someone channel, especially when the both have great mutual respect for each other
I agree. Nothing against CR, but Ive only watched a couple of his vids. I watch every vid Mr. Puzzle posts.
I puzzled by someone paying £250 for a puzzle!!
£249.99 ... yeah okay
£250? 😳
كم أنت بطيء جدا في الشرح من المفروض لا يتطلب 3 دقائق
Errmmm, "The First Box."
*cough* *cough*
Name of the puzzle
Box of the covenant reference?
@@incog0956 no... it was an adult joke.. I'm not going to explain the birds and the bees, and the book of Genesis... someone will figure it out :D
@@The_Totes_Adorbs lol
@@incog0956
Why is the spoiler music break so loud? They startle me every time. I honestly had to take your videos out of my background playlists because of them.....its cool if everyone like them, i just find them unnecessary and obnoxious.
I enjoy your videos quite a bit otherwise.
this guy is basically a cheap version of chris ramsey
You use the word "opposite" quiet often, when solving puzzles. Maybe you could check out the pronunciation on google translate? We can perfectly understand you, but anyway :)
@Brian Cairns Nope it doesn't matter. My English isn't very good either. I am not a native speaker. I make similar mistakes and appreciate it when people point them out. I was just hoping we could help each other.
lol sorry but "a puzzle I was looking forward since a long time" is probably the worst English sentence you've ever said. A correct one would be "I've been looking forward to this puzzle for a very long time".
No one died
@@mikpiece469 I know that, he knows that. We Europeans can talk and criticize each other without constantly being afraid of hurting someone's feelings.
@@nicolasbertin8552 im a European too
this is a common and excusable mistake for a native German speaker though, and didn't make the sentence any less intelligible
Thanks for the hint. I make a lot of mistakes when talking and do not even notice. During cutting I do, but correcting all this again would make it too much work and won't feel honest anymore. However, I try to improve.