I Made an 8ft, Custom 3D Wall Puzzle.
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Petition to give Nikki and Redd a paid day off and spa day! If not for all their hard work, for the painful experience of putting this puzzle together. Merry Christmas y'all.
Oh man that looked so hard.. don’t think I’ve ever seen Nikki look so defeated! Think they both deserve a paid day off and spa day! Merry Christmas to you all ❤
Yes, bro, PLEASE give Nikki & Redd a paid day off and gift card or something, that process looked miserable for them.
yeah this was brutal
That unanimous hatred of this of this exercise is hilarious!
If ever there was a project made for a CNC laser cutter, this was it. Would have saved days.
Agreed.
I lost it at the microphone shove into face as "Do you think you have a lot of experience with puzzles" question was asked 🤣🤣🤣
seeing the tenhun deck of cards made me realize we never got a video o peter showing us all the surprise characters. i would love to see a complete haul. and also a video going into all the secret messages in the last supper bc i never got the full story 😂
I think he will give time for new viewers to catch on and try the puzzles and riddles before he explains it all. So much work went into all this. It would be a shame to not let as many people as possible try and elucidate on their own before giving out all the answers.
Also, I think the jokers will never get published on any of his videos, it's a nice little surprise to get when you buy it
Gotta buy the puzzle, bruh!😂😂
@@biancablaney-thivierge1627 never thought of it in that way, makes sense
@@hayestweed7143 boy i wish i could but im from brazil i aint got money to afford that + shipping 😭😭😭😭😭
Just a quick tip from a DTP designer. There are "Export Selection" and "Collect for Export" tools in Illustrator. It will save you a ton of time with future projects like this one. You won't have to play around with single files in Photoshop changing the size of the canvas because it exports every single asset the exact size it is. Brilliant artwork as always 😀
Not one of those people enjoyed doing that puzzle! But the video was amazing. Not many people could put that much work into 1 video and you do it all the time!
A finer tooth jigsaw blade will cut thinner material without shredding it. Diablo makes scroll cutting blades that are specifically made for thinner materials like that.
A good jigsaw blade, not from a multipack will work better. You can also adjust the jigsaw orbital action, with the standard setting the blade moves forward during the cutting stroke in addition to the up-and-down movement. This is a more aggressive blade motion and is designed for cutting in soft materials like wood or plastic. The orbital movement provides a faster cut, but less smooth than a straight stroke. Most saws have a dial on the side of the saw marked 0 - 3 (0 - 2 or on/off if it has fewer modes). Just flip the dial to the setting you want and pull the trigger. When cutting wood, keep orbital action off or 0 when you need the cleanest finish or you’re making scroll cuts. 😊
Great video man. You can actually purchase jigsaw blades where the teeth are reversed, so the chip out happens on the underside of the wood, not the top. Another option when cutting thin plywood is to use a metal cutting blade for the jigsaw. Has a lot more teeth that aren't as aggressive as a woodcutting blade. It will leave a much cleaner cut.
Tipp for the next puzzle: magnets could be a better choice. You can turn paint into magnet paint, you could even turn the wall into a magnetic wall. I really like the idear and I love challenges.
They all should get the spa day, that was a long time to do haha.
Nikki should get that spa day off as well, she deserves it! Amazing video honestly!
Dude!! Omg… I could’ve saved you hours and hours of work. I have a 100W laser. Could’ve done the sketch, outlines and cuts all for you. Oh man. The things we could collab on would be straight 🔥 I have a small business with my wife as a side hustle called SignVibez I would love to do custom art pieces with you. Love your work!!! Merry Christmas!!
Every one of those contestants looked like they were wishing for those hours back 😂
Man, I'm always in awe at the work you do, both in your art and with the music production for the videos. Every song you mix for your vids just sounds so good.
I like it when Peter starts rapping over videos.
Next time try an ink transfer to wood- flip the images before you print them, then put them face down on the wood and do a mod-podgey kind of an ink transfer so you don’t have to trace anything. Then you can cut and paint. And yes, a different blade if you use a jig saw.
I do woodworking and art for a living and the jigsaw is notorious for rough cuts. 2 thoughts: Use a "scrolling" jigsaw blade. They are thinner/finer and allow for more mobility with the saw around complex shapes. Also, try out MDF! Makes more of a dusty mess and is certainly heavier, but is far more smooth and stable. Cuts MUCH easier and takes paint very well! Love you TENHUN!
First, thank you Nikki and team for having THE BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE! Second, this is a super fun challenge video Peter! Third Wishing you all a Merry Christmas/Happy Holiday and a wonderful 2024!!! Edit…. That pink elbow… I’m not going to be childish. 😅
You needed a scrolling blade on that jigsaw to get smooth edges. It has tinier teeth than a normal wood blade. You could even use a metal jigsaw blade in this case and it’d cut cleaner than a big toothed wood blade.
this is premium content. the puzzle, editing, sound tracks, and that montage. perfection. 🔥
No slouching in even when videos need to hit their deadlines.
I have seen woodworkers use the jigsaw upside down. The hold the saw on the bottom side of the wood while looking at the lines to cut and the blade poking through the top. Certainly more dangerous, but gives clean cuts and takes much less prep
PETER, all the work at the beginning could have been done on a Silhouette Cameo Pro! It has a drawing and cutting mat for paper, vinyl etc of 24" x 24". You could have had the artwork separated, mirrored if necessary, nested and the whole image tiled for larger than the 24" sizes, then drawn on to your papers. It could have then cut the paper but you could just have the paper placed on your substrate for manual cutting if its been nested correctly on the paper. Then have more copies done with your line detail for tracing and you could even make a mirrored copy with internal and external offsets, turn the paper over and have it use a soft graphite pencil to make the tracing shading on the back! You can also cut adhesive vinyl to make masks and it's awesome for mural work, and of course for large scale art tracing, masking etc! Not affiliated with Silhouette but it's just not promoted for all the fabulous art applications it has! You would need the business edition of Silhouette Studio software for it to do all this. There's lots of online tuition videos, but I haven't found anyone explaining how to use it for this. Lots on using it to cut fabric for quilting etc and for garment decoration, including screen printing and more!
They make jigsaw blades with the teeth reversed, so that the smooth part of the cut is on the top face and the jagged part is on the bottom, that way you can see what you're doing.
Yes reverse cut blade and also make sure to turn orbital cut stroke off on the jigsaw. it was on and that is the worst for top edge tearout.
@@SuperRoutman I didn't know that "orbital cut stroke" was a thing with jigsaws.
Redd's my favorite character in the Ten Hundred Cinematic Universe.
Same 😂
Wow, I wish I could have tried to put that together, I love that type of puzzle! It's very beautiful on top of it being a 3-D puzzle. Great work as always Peter, ..and we can't forget the 3 amazing contestants. You are always so creative! I guess that's why you are Ten Hundred!!
If you could find someone with a CNC (or a laser), you could have them cut your pieces as templates. You could then rough cut the shapes with the jig saw and use the templates with a flush trim bit on a router. You will get a super clean edge and not have to spend hours sanding. Also, you could quickly make batches of the puzzles if you wanted to make more.
All the competitors look shell shocked.
And Redd definitely summed up how I'd feel trying this
Contest or not I’d still give my employees the paid spa day. A relaxed and happy employee will work harder with a smile.
Nooo way everyone gets a spa day!!!!
That is a beautiful puzzle, and it looks like it was a lot more effort than you were expecting for everybody involved. Your employees both deserve more than a free lunch for this amount of work. A paid day off and a spa day, each minimum
You should just use spray adhesive and put the pieces of paper directly on the wood. It only takes a second with a sander to sand it off after its cut.
he needs the tracing to use the lines as a guide when he paints
In the future, you can get jigsaw blades that cut the other direction, so the blowout will be on the back side. Also you can get blades with finer teeth, though maybe you already tried that.
Now all the pieces need to be permanently installed for an awesome 3D mural!
if you do something like this again you can just glue the cutouts directly to the wood might save you a few steps
A finer blade might help get cleaner edges with less sanding. This looks so cool!
While it's not the answer to frayed edges when using a jigsaw, it does help a little to use a blade with smaller or more closely spaced serrations.
Aaaah this is so sick 🔥😍 the interview bit is gold hahaha! 7:54 mic in nikki’s face still has me chuckling 😂 thanks for always inspiring me to try different things & just do what i feel like! 👌🏻 your crazy ideas make me go for mine too 🌞🧡 Also the filming & editing & music of your videos are always on fire!!
You know, I just noticed while I was watching this video: while you were doing a commentary video clip in the middle of the project, the lights in the room were off except for a orange and purple light at the far end. From the shadows, my mind filled in the gaps of my understanding of what I was seeing in the background at the other end of your warehouse and it looked like a small town in Europe with cobblestones and a café and a bakery, etc. and I thought, how epic would that be, to convert that end of the room to be like a movie scene/exhibit for your art?! I think it would be FRIGGIN’ AWESOME!! But what you did in this video was awesome also!! Keep the ImagiNation juices flowing my friend!!! LOVE IT!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
That was a lot of fun! Big ups to the squad coming through and getting their brains melted putting this thing together lol. You roll with a squad of real ones!
jig saw hack for less rough edges, no one will probably see this, but I recently jigged a butt ton ton of 3/16" thick panels and using a metal bit instead of a wood bit (because the teeth are finer) worked wonders.
If your using solid wood then a jigsaw with a fine blade with painters tape will work. If your using thin board you need a skill saw and or a coping saw, the blades are thin enough to minimize rough edges. There are also drywall cutters that are super drimels that will work for thin board too.
Awesome!!! I definitely would not have been able to figure that out for days!
7:16 🎶 reminds me of eazy mac - tortured genius
Continue to enjoy you trying new things.
I saw a guy scoring the wood (chipboard) with a blade (craftknife) before going in with the jigsaw to stop the jagged edges. It worked!!
This would have been the perfect project for a laser cutter. It would have eliminated so many steps and finished it so much faster. Export the vector files directly into lightburn then perfectly cut out each piece with no rough edges, heck you could even lightly engrave the sketch lines. No printing, no transfer paper, no jigsaw. Even pieces larger than the printer could easily be split in two and rejoined with tabs.
Get a blade that cuts DOWN instead of up to have the "bad" side of the cut on the bottom. About the jigsaw, others have mentioned a scroll saw. That's definitely great advice. But it sounds like just using an appropriate blade will work for you. A blade with more teeth will make a cleaner cut, but slower progress.
You BROKE them ALL!!!
I always love Ten's music, but this one was beyond Awesome. I loved it about as much as that amazing art style he has...nobody illustrates like 10!!!
For smoother cuts with a jigsaw in the future, check out a zero clearance attachment. Pretty simple to make but you could probably find some for sale too. Awesome puzzle, I like how it almost broke everyone’s sanity lol!
My favorite part of EVERY video is the random song you sing because it's always a banger haha
Man! This was the first time I host stressed out watching someone complete a challenge. I wanted to cry for them. Great 3D art!
Video after video! 🎉 What a boss!
It must be Christmas 🎄
I dont know the full story but i reckon Nikki and Red should get more than lunch. The other two have gone on trips with Peter.
Peter, PLEASE end up selling this puzzle on your site, in different sizes would be cool.
Turn all your well known characters into puzzles, I would buy 1 or more of every single puzzle made. The combination of some of my favourite things, puzzles and Peters/Ten hun art.
@TenHundred, a CNC laser would be perfect for that as it could also lightly engrave the inside lines.
Then people could enjoy colouring the pieces themselves as well as putting the puzzle together.
But the sketch, a B&W finished version to colour in, and the names of the pieces should also be included in the packages -- along with the rules that you made up.
the double D and the double G for that Double Dose of Gangstah Gangstah......dead lol!!!
Two words: scroll saw. Harbor Freight cheapo version is my go to for cutting thin/crappy wood.
Haha, that was brutal. I think I could’ve won.
Cheers
Very dope idea!
In all honesty you just need to drop a dope ass art themed Album! your music is way too dope!!
Truly the season to be Jolly 2 ten hun videos in the same week! Happy Holidays to the ten hun fans!
The look of defeat in everyone’s face when they finished 😂
Jigsaw tip. Use a blade for cutting metal, they have finer teeth so less tear out. Awesome work and a pleasure to watch as always.
Came here to say the same thing. Finer teeth better cut on thin wood. We use metal jigsaw blades for vinyl laminate flooring for this same exact reason
Bro not only an insane art project though this rap is so good
I just want to drop a comment appreciating your background tracks that you put together for your project montages. Like you're out here making amazing art and great quality video content and all of that takes so much time and effort and then you always add these totally original and entertaining little rap tracks which also took plenty of time to write, record, and edit I'm sure. It's honestly next level and you don't get enough credit for this part of your videos. 👏 Love 👏 it. ❤
To reverse tracing while transferring an image.
Handy hint as cheap AF .
Always keep a rool of $2 baking paper to use as tracing paper but lay down all your lines with a softer graphite pencil then just flip it over graphite lines side down on to where you want to transfer it , tape in to place and go over the lines you can see through the baking paper.
That easy and that cheap as you would get 30mts of paper on the roll for just a few bucks
THAT LOOKED TOUGH!! I’m glad that you gave them ALL a prize!!!❤❤❤. They were great sports, doing that on video. Chelsea was very clever to organize the pieces.
Beautiful puzzle design, Peter!
Next video: “I bought a CNC machine”
What a novel idea! I love to watch you paint. Your shading and detail gets better and better!
you can get a jigsaw blade for laminate that cuts on the down stroke so the blowout is on the back.
Ya'll have some strange days at work. I bet having days like these would keep it more fun to work there.
So much respect for this videos, the music… the storytelling, the comedy..big up!
This done with a laser CNC or laser cut could definitely help.... amazing a the work you've put into this video. Ten Hundred is a hard working man!
:31 seconds in...my bet is on Nikki. PS: you're probably the most awesome, polished, professional YT channel I watch!
Wait. I didn't know your wife was in...I may need to rethink my winner prediction....
For this a scrollsaw would have been ideal.
Was that Red's voice and Nick's laugh about 3 minutes in on that techno-ish track?!?
hey, Ten....for those intricate woodworking....u need be using a scroll saw... awesome art work
Why do projects always seem soooo simple in our imagination?? i was struggling with deadlines and wondering "will i ever learn?" and then i watch this video hahahahah still always inspiring to see you going through tenhun, much love from brazil
Came back to watch again because I w wanted to appreciate the painting montage editing and music FIRE!!!!!
You need a laser cutter or a CNC.
Both don't do exactly the same jub, buy for stuff like this the results can be pretty much the same. 😊
I could not really see it but it looks like you used quite a corse blade in the jigsaw, there are fine blades for this type of material. Or maybe use even a metalcutting blade. Also you could score the lines with a knife this can also prefent the splinters. Hope this might help. The puzzle looks killer! Happy holidays!
Oh since you vectorize it, I thought you would do some laser cut... That would be easier maybe!
But final result was awesome, as always!
Maybe if you have something behind the board you are cutting to avoid tare out. Sacrificial scrap would of some sort, or something cheap that you can clamp or affix to the back. Tare out happens because the wood is being pushed by the blade, if it has some kind of pressure behind it than the wood may not tare out
i really need your soundtracks on soundcloud hahahah SUCH A BANGER WHILE PAINTING THE FACE
There is jigsaw blades that cut on push stroke so it leaves the rough edge on other side.
Band saw. Even a small one. Jig saw your large pieces than you can band saw close to finish. You still might have to sand but better to sand 1/64-1/32” than sanding 1/4”.
Top tier content well done sir 👏🏽
This could be one of my favorite videos !!! Love this one double thumbs up 👍🏻
OMG. I kind of want to make one now. This is so friggen cool.
You could have organized the pieces in a Photoshop file and used a projector to trace it on the wood
So fun to watch the entire process.
Use a metal cutting blade. Way less blowout. Sick video.
Peter, try Affinity Designer 2 (raster and vector in the same program and file). I have a feeling you'll love it.
Thank you for another year of great content. Enjoy the holidays.
You need to use finer toothed blade for the jigsaw. Try and find Diablo brand, either way, brand is a side note. The issue is def needing finer toothed blade.
To get cleaner cut with a jig saw, use blades for them called "scroll saw" blades (not actual scroll saw blades, but jig saw blades confusingly called scroll saw blades)
Also on almost all jig saws, there is a setting on the side that controls how it cuts. It's usually a thing on side that you turn. It goes from ragged but super fast cutting, to slower smoother cut. And the faster wobbles more, the other wobbles much less.
"search jig saw orbital settings"
I can't tell on the DeWalt one you have, but I think that black switch on the side should be all the other way.
You can tell if it's for fast or smooth cuts by looking at how the blade moves, pulling the trigger without cutting anything.
One way the blade will move straight up and down like a sewing machine needle, the other will make an elliptical reciprocating motion.
OMG, I love it…. Are you gonna make a puzzle like this in scale for selling?
That is a sick piece of art and a maddening puzzle.
idk if it would work better than velcor, but how about strong magnets and tacks for the metal. (?)
Otherwise really cool puzzle. Great job guys!!
...how TenHun doesn't have millions of subscribers still puzzles me ;)