Definitely like when I can't think of a word i know. Instantly change the subject and it will come to me usually adhd memory is awful. Too much going on in my head it's why we interrupt we know we will forget.
He will not do part two, because somebody else already did it and he was in 98% of solution, so there is not enough content to make another video about this puzzle
I feel the frustration. Clearly those parts are involved in making a tool. The man who built it is so devilishly clever that the string may be involved.
I can confirm his "devilishly clever" attribute - a master craftsman and devious mind. I have seen the production line for this puzzle but I don't have one of my own. Was truly an honour Brian and Sue. I've been a customer of theirs for over 20 years and reconnected with them just recently (3 weeks ago?). Still have my collection which is mostly his. I was honoured to see THEIR collection, many of which he created. MY GOODNESS - should be a museum - BEAUTIFUL!
@@fifiwoof1969 I could imagine how their collection is! I'd have to assume it being nothing short of absolutely astonishing to say the LEAST! You're beyond lucky to have been able to see it in person! Can't lie im a bit jealous haha..
I just found your channel a week ago and I've been binge watching your puzzle videos. They're so entertaining! I LOVE the intros. It really shows how much time, effort, care, and thought you put into your videos and for the entertainment of the puzzles. I love writing out backstories. My ex-husband was playing DC Universe Online and wanted me to create a backstory for his character. I did and he was so excited about it that he posted it on a few of the forums and received a lot of positive response from it. Giving a character, or an object, a backstory really brings it to life :) Love the videos, love your enthusiasm, and love the entertainment! Thank you for bringing awesome content!
The fact that one of the rare sponsorships you do is with a platform that helps people with their mental health says a lot about you Chris. Way to go man!
That jazz music is beautiful with this video. Fits it perfectly. You are the first TH-camr I’ve seen worthy of millions of followers and all that comes with it. You’ve earned it Chris.
Waiting anxiously for part two... You can do it Chris! Find that pewter token. The Battle of Beersheba was Australia's first big achievement on the world stage, so guessing the token is of the Desert Mounted Corps memorial, or perhaps something related to the ANZAC memorial center that opened in 2017 around the same time this puzzle was being designed. Can't wait to see it, and looking forward to getting my hands on this puzzle. Great work Brian Young!
I wonder if there's like a "rent-a-puzzle" for expensive puzzles like this! I'd love to have a chance to solve it- but 350$ is a bit (a lot) too much for me...
That would actually be a very good idea for a business! Imagine if you signed up to a subscription service where you could receive a puzzle and then send it back to get another one like Netflix did with DVDs back in the day!
Been a while since we heard eschante at the end of a vid. We just need a cartoon puff of dust in the beginning and a kitchen timer on the close-up pad again.
Yeah, my thought was that the magnet was so strong because it was intended to repel the magnet from the bottom and have something slide out of the well, but I think I saw Chris try that during one of the sped-up moments.
My eyes keep coming back to two things: 1. The distinct transition of color on top and bottom, like two VERY well fitted pieces of wood looking like one. 2. Some of those brick patterns on the side look like arrows. Is there some kind of hint there?
Bottom plate probably unscrews, you just have to make a "key" that fits the notch at the bottom of the wooden well, using the brass well and the posts with the tools and screws/bolts. :)
I’m sure I saw some small holes in the well bucket. I also saw the bricks that looked like arrows. Think something can be done with the cross beam as it’s a very odd shape so must be a tool of some form
@@michaellupton7260 put wrench with small round end in the hole in the brass piece. put it into the well so that the wrench goes into the slot at the bottom. Now turn.
Now I stumbled across your channel when y’all had no more than a thousand subs. I’ve never been a consistent watcher because it isn’t my type of content. That’s not me saying your bad, on the contrary in fact because I see how much you love what you do. What I’m saying is it is awesome to see where you are today and I hope you continue to produce!
I love watching you solve these puzzles, but I gotta admit it was kinda nice to see you stumped finally! Can't wait to see you solve it though (because I have faith that you WILL get it figured out eventually).
If he gave you the tools to disassemble the top part of the well, I would suggest utilizing them for either crafting or using the individual pieces as a tool. They are all shaped slightly different which leads me to believe you should reinsert them into where they came from. Obviously in a different orientation. Which would activate a pressure switch or a push down lever. It's beneath the maze i would guess. Food for thought. I hope you come back soon as it's been a few months :)
I would love to see a part 2 I am not smart enough to solve these puzzles so I love watching your videos and showing how each puzzle works don't get discouraged on this one I know you can figure it out keep up the amazing work
Chris, I gotta say man. Never fail to amuse me with a puzzle. I always put on one of your videos while eating and snacking and although interesting they also help me sleep sometimes. So thank you overal for great content, production, and dedication man! Keep going !
I'm curious if the magnet on the bottom of the cylinder can be used either to pull those little spiky pins out from the top of the puzzle. Or maybe if you put it over the holes on the side, you can feel some magnetic field there. Or try pushing on the holes with a screw? There must be a seam somewhere!!
I too wanna get the spikes out. I say tie the string to their ends and tie the other end to a rod so you can pull them out. Maybe the spikes fit in the holes on the side
the magnet inside the well at the bottom is really strong and he needed to use it to get a nail from one of the pieces he took apart to complete the puzzle, and that little nail goes into the side of the box in the tiny holes with the brick pattern lol he was just missing that piece
Just wanted to say that the solution has either a super sweet or a 'I KNEW it! ' moment 😊 And still love the moment when you start your puzzles with the 'whistle and boom' , makes me smile each and every time, still 😊😁
From 21:20 - What I would do is try and remove the spikes on the top. Either by using the magnetic allen key or by using the brass sides of the well and a screw to clamp them, like how the axle was held in place before. This looked very hard, hopefully coming back to it with a fresh mindset will be beneficial. You did very well none the less, well done buddy! 🧡💜 P.S. Nice pun in the title! 🤣
I think this is the first puzzle in the Puzzler's history he has not solved in a video - at least as long as I've been following. Well done Chris, looking forward to Part II!! Thanks for sharing!
Whilst I love watching you solve puzzles, the ones that initially defeat you are all the more interesting. So yes, absolutely would like to see you solve it and some interesting comments to think about too.
I'm curious: did you try to use the magnet on the bottom of the brass well to see if it could interact with the magnet on the bottom side of the wooden block? could be the magnet built into the block was a dual-purpose one.
I was thinking the same thing. Assuming the magnet is in fact as strong as he implied, I was thinking it may potentially have something to do with the force of the magnetic repulsion. For example: What if the repulsion causes the metal piece inside of the well to move just enough to slide the string through so that he might be able to pull the piece out?
Loved the intro! 🖤 Is there a way to reconfigure some of the pieces into a sort of key to slide back into the square holes? Either way you made it way farther than I would have done! Can't wait for part 2!!
@@bendysans1473 what??? I was talking about the two large openings, not the small holes. Also, I didn't quote anyone? This is the most random aggressiveness I've ever seen on the Internet. Chill.
probably there's a maze somewhere there, i'm thinking that the spaces between the bricks are the maze way. Also try to place the cylinder upside down to see if anything happens.
The well has 2 holes. Use those to screw two of the posts back into. You now have a "key" that will rotate to move the notch at the bottom and unscrew the bottom plate. :)
@@TechyBen Not sure about the specifics but clearly the bottom piece is held in place and needs to be release by some kind of insertion of a tool into the well before removal.
Chris Ramsey you are the inspiration for me getting back into magik and I very much appreciate what you do on this channel. Mad respect ✊ love your style keep on keeping on brother✌️
I'm eyeballing those pegs on the top. They haven't had a function yet. I wonder if turning the well cube upside-down onto the pegs and pressing the whole unit down on a hard surface will achieve anything.
Same. There are holes in a lot of the ”tools” he disassembled. Maybe use the holes in one of those tools on the pegs in some way? Maybe they are magnetic? Or use the huge magnet in the bottom of the well on them?
All the intro needs is the sounds of American horror stories intro. Shit would be perfection. Chris has some of the best taste in decor and creativity in the world. Them music tunes be great while doing puzzles too
@@bigiron1311 I'm not going to say anything to ruin it. If it was a magic trick, I'm not one of those assholes that tells how it's done. Doing stuff like that makes you look like an asshole and not some smart person like those people think.
@@DWish808 have you solved it completely? I've seen the production line and could reveal some secrets but won't. Brian did explain it to me but I've forgotten most of the detail. Haven't watched this video yet but will tonight. Recognised it immediately.
Yes please Part 2 :D Can you lift the nail in the slot inside the cylinder wall? Does anything fit inside the little holes in the brick pattern? Do any of the spikes pull out? Do any of the spikes push in?
When you ripped open the box and said is it under the label I'm going nuts. I laughed lol. I want to try puzzles so bad but can't afford them right now. But I love all your videos man
I wonder if the notch in the inside bottom reveals a hole for the long rod, and the magnet is used with the brass well as a dial to rotate the metal disc out of the way?
Just watched this, so frustrating when you can’t figure it out! My thought is to take the two brass sides that were originally holding up the silver bar, flip them upside down and stick them back down into the square holes on the sides. Seems like the other end is smaller and could slide down in there. I’m guessing the top part that originally had the string in it will come into play too, that seems like such a unique shape for it not to be needed for anything. Also, the string was very short, which is weird. Does the string fit in the little holes on the sides? Can you use the string to dangle in a hole, or tie it around one of the other pieces somehow? (It’s hard to see how long it is). Hope these ideas help, can’t wait to see the solve!
Chris nothing is Impuzzable for you to solve, you are a genius and you are the only puzzle solver/magic person I will ever watch I'm loyal for that .... Chris don't be discouraged like you said there will be puzzles that need to be put away and then try again later. You will find a way to get to the thing what is rattling. You are a genius and genius' don't give up.
Put a pin or something in one of the two holes of the brass cylinder, then invert it and insert it upside down. The wooden bottom plate has a notch in it - if you can get the pin in the cylinder hole inside that, can you unscrew it, releasing the magnet at the bottom?
Oh my! I am releasing an interview of Brian Young this weekend! Sorry Chris I cannot watch as I am going to solve this one as well 😁. But love the intro!!
Chris there's a tiny thin pin in one of the holes in one of the gold pieces of the tip bit of the well. Use it to push into one of the holes in the brick work, to release a little draw out of the hole in the well.
Hello I am so sorry if this sounds weirds but you wrote such a nice and wonderful comment on here and like your comment. I can tell you're a very positive person. If it's okay with you I'd love to be friends.
Aww I really admire the partner you decided to go with for this video. Mental health is so important. Love your mind Chris, you embody what it means to be Canadian. Much love, always! Since you first started this channel years ago! 😊❤️
Hello I am so sorry if this sounds weirds but you wrote such a nice and wonderful comment on here and like your comment. I can tell you're a very positive person. If it's okay with you I'd love to be friends..
Unnecessarily Scary Intro.
Yeah true
Hello!
Yo
Always necessary
Yeah🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰
One good thing about Chris is he is honest with his subscribers❤.
Yes he is❤😍.
Intro was 🔥.
I appreciate this too
appreciate that too!
Yeah sometimes he throws one in that is “impossible” I mean come on you don’t think he gets help with some of those crazy puzzles?
Everything is clearer when you step away and come back. Bring on part 2.
Part 2 is a necessity here.
Definitely like when I can't think of a word i know. Instantly change the subject and it will come to me usually adhd memory is awful. Too much going on in my head it's why we interrupt we know we will forget.
He will not do part two, because somebody else already did it and he was in 98% of solution, so there is not enough content to make another video about this puzzle
Definitely need a second video ‼️
Don't leave us hanging ‼️
You got this ‼️
YESSSS WE NEED PART 2
Did he ever solve it?
@@3218Lucy I'm hoping to see it too, but can't see it on videos since then.
@@3218Lucy I can't find it T_T
@@amandabohn6086 I went to someone else's page and saw the solution.
This is what I appreciate about Chris. He is not afraid to show his shortcomings or failures.
I feel the frustration. Clearly those parts are involved in making a tool. The man who built it is so devilishly clever that the string may be involved.
I can confirm his "devilishly clever" attribute - a master craftsman and devious mind.
I have seen the production line for this puzzle but I don't have one of my own. Was truly an honour Brian and Sue.
I've been a customer of theirs for over 20 years and reconnected with them just recently (3 weeks ago?).
Still have my collection which is mostly his. I was honoured to see THEIR collection, many of which he created. MY GOODNESS - should be a museum - BEAUTIFUL!
Seeing Chris this tired and frustrated is like watching a more subtle Ron Burgundy in the Glass Case of Emotion.
@@fifiwoof1969 I could imagine how their collection is! I'd have to assume it being nothing short of absolutely astonishing to say the LEAST! You're beyond lucky to have been able to see it in person! Can't lie im a bit jealous haha..
No there's a hidden pin the magnet will bring it out of the column support on top
I just found your channel a week ago and I've been binge watching your puzzle videos. They're so entertaining! I LOVE the intros. It really shows how much time, effort, care, and thought you put into your videos and for the entertainment of the puzzles. I love writing out backstories. My ex-husband was playing DC Universe Online and wanted me to create a backstory for his character. I did and he was so excited about it that he posted it on a few of the forums and received a lot of positive response from it. Giving a character, or an object, a backstory really brings it to life :) Love the videos, love your enthusiasm, and love the entertainment! Thank you for bringing awesome content!
I'm thinking out the well upside-down, and the pegs will act as table legs. then use the "well" part on the "magnetic" part
Where's part 2 Chris? I know you can do it, let's goooo!
The fact that one of the rare sponsorships you do is with a platform that helps people with their mental health says a lot about you Chris. Way to go man!
This one is a scam. They use unlicensed people that could be dangerous
@@Tawnii it's not a scam
@@killer008r it had a big controversy not long ago
@@neostrosity Yeah i remember a lot of creators dropped them after that happened
th-cam.com/video/8PLgOaVXmGU/w-d-xo.html
pewds talks abt it
That jazz music is beautiful with this video. Fits it perfectly. You are the first TH-camr I’ve seen worthy of millions of followers and all that comes with it. You’ve earned it Chris.
Waiting anxiously for part two... You can do it Chris! Find that pewter token. The Battle of Beersheba was Australia's first big achievement on the world stage, so guessing the token is of the Desert Mounted Corps memorial, or perhaps something related to the ANZAC memorial center that opened in 2017 around the same time this puzzle was being designed. Can't wait to see it, and looking forward to getting my hands on this puzzle. Great work Brian Young!
"No hot dang today" lol. The ebb and flow of puzzle solving.
I wonder if there's like a "rent-a-puzzle" for expensive puzzles like this! I'd love to have a chance to solve it- but 350$ is a bit (a lot) too much for me...
That would actually be a very good idea for a business! Imagine if you signed up to a subscription service where you could receive a puzzle and then send it back to get another one like Netflix did with DVDs back in the day!
Genius idea
@@beez1717 everyone just forgot blockbuster
Been a while since we heard eschante at the end of a vid. We just need a cartoon puff of dust in the beginning and a kitchen timer on the close-up pad again.
Yeah, my thought was that the magnet was so strong because it was intended to repel the magnet from the bottom and have something slide out of the well, but I think I saw Chris try that during one of the sped-up moments.
I miss the old vids so much
@@eroticpanda1 I believe this reply was meant for Ty Funks comment
My eyes keep coming back to two things:
1. The distinct transition of color on top and bottom, like two VERY well fitted pieces of wood looking like one.
2. Some of those brick patterns on the side look like arrows. Is there some kind of hint there?
Bottom plate probably unscrews, you just have to make a "key" that fits the notch at the bottom of the wooden well, using the brass well and the posts with the tools and screws/bolts. :)
I’m sure I saw some small holes in the well bucket. I also saw the bricks that looked like arrows. Think something can be done with the cross beam as it’s a very odd shape so must be a tool of some form
@@TechyBen I was thinking the same thing because that bottom plate is not a perfect circle it has that little notch in it.. why is that there 🤔
@@michaellupton7260 put wrench with small round end in the hole in the brass piece. put it into the well so that the wrench goes into the slot at the bottom. Now turn.
@@fredjones9199 oh.. makes sense 👍
Now I stumbled across your channel when y’all had no more than a thousand subs. I’ve never been a consistent watcher because it isn’t my type of content. That’s not me saying your bad, on the contrary in fact because I see how much you love what you do. What I’m saying is it is awesome to see where you are today and I hope you continue to produce!
Great to see an OG puzzle video. I understand the hustle of doing shorts and the gaming channel, but this is what I sub to. Cheers.
"Every Puzzle has an answer" according to an old friend...
Wasn't this a Quote from a Professor Layton Games?
ayyy, love those games
They are really good games. A series that slowly died but is not forgotten...
smart friend
I love watching you solve these puzzles, but I gotta admit it was kinda nice to see you stumped finally! Can't wait to see you solve it though (because I have faith that you WILL get it figured out eventually).
I feel empty no solve but on the flip side as an aussie I’m proud we’ve stumped the puzzle master 😂 🇦🇺
Agreed brother
Stumped BY the puzzle master!
Yeah, people forget us Aussies are pretty fucking smart lol
Lol @@sadpluslonely2775
You will get it... just relax and come back to it with a fresh set of eyes. I look forward to part two and am eager to see how you solve it.
If he gave you the tools to disassemble the top part of the well, I would suggest utilizing them for either crafting or using the individual pieces as a tool. They are all shaped slightly different which leads me to believe you should reinsert them into where they came from. Obviously in a different orientation. Which would activate a pressure switch or a push down lever. It's beneath the maze i would guess.
Food for thought. I hope you come back soon as it's been a few months :)
I would love to see a part 2 I am not smart enough to solve these puzzles so I love watching your videos and showing how each puzzle works don't get discouraged on this one I know you can figure it out keep up the amazing work
part of me wants to say that the posts of the well could be assembled back to go into the hole to move something with the hook parts
My thoughts exactly! Like a bucket. Cause there’s a string with no bucket! And that was bothering me from the beginning.
Me tooooo, I dont know why he never tried that X_X I really wish I had money to afford these puzzles...
The notch probably rotates the metal plate and unscrews the bottom, at least exposing a secret compartment?
Probably at two locations at once.
Chris, I gotta say man. Never fail to amuse me with a puzzle. I always put on one of your videos while eating and snacking and although interesting they also help me sleep sometimes. So thank you overal for great content, production, and dedication man! Keep going !
I'm curious if the magnet on the bottom of the cylinder can be used either to pull those little spiky pins out from the top of the puzzle. Or maybe if you put it over the holes on the side, you can feel some magnetic field there. Or try pushing on the holes with a screw? There must be a seam somewhere!!
I too wanna get the spikes out. I say tie the string to their ends and tie the other end to a rod so you can pull them out. Maybe the spikes fit in the holes on the side
I wonder if those little pegs have holes in the sides. You have to maybe thread em like a needle to pull em out. 🤷🏻♀️
the magnet inside the well at the bottom is really strong and he needed to use it to get a nail from one of the pieces he took apart to complete the puzzle, and that little nail goes into the side of the box in the tiny holes with the brick pattern lol he was just missing that piece
I would love to see the rest of the solve! I love watching you work through puzzles!
Place back the old timer, it feels better with the timer there, and I like seeing how much time passes every time you cut or fast-forward.
While your request comes across a bit too authoritative for my liking, I also enjoy seeing the timer progress throughout the solve.
It's not about you
@@FuriosasWarRig many people like it
@@FuriosasWarRig Sure it is. Without the viewers, there is no channel.
The old timer broke in one of the earlier videos. I guess he hasn't gotten around to buying a new one yet.
Please part 2!!!
Love your solving puzzel video's.
Love from Holland 😀
Chris: "What's this for? I don't know"
Me: "Third base!"
Sorry, Wes... but who's on first base?
Lee, naturally!
Just wanted to say that the solution has either a super sweet or a 'I KNEW it! ' moment 😊
And still love the moment when you start your puzzles with the 'whistle and boom' , makes me smile each and every time, still 😊😁
Just finished this puzzle myself and you are closer than you probably think. Only overlooking a couple of simple things and you've got it.
Just don't spoil it for him! Thank you
@@789costela of course not
Can't wait to see the solution! Thanks for your honesty! Keep being awesome!
Tie the magnetic wrench to the string and drop it in outer hole
Came here to suggest the same thing
@@bitofbeans yes he does, you didn't see the string hanging from the brass rod? He even asks what it's for multiple times.
Like that idea
@@bitofbeans lmfao did you watch the video?
Exactly what I was thinking! He may have tried it and it didn't work or he did and he's milking the viewership since he is monetized.
Loved that intro with the ring throwback! Also, I went from reminiscing about that movie to laughing at your face right after the intro.
I really hope you figure it out! can't wait to see pt 2
From 21:20 - What I would do is try and remove the spikes on the top. Either by using the magnetic allen key or by using the brass sides of the well and a screw to clamp them, like how the axle was held in place before.
This looked very hard, hopefully coming back to it with a fresh mindset will be beneficial. You did very well none the less, well done buddy! 🧡💜
P.S. Nice pun in the title! 🤣
Definitely want a part two lmao 🤣 u can see the frustration on his face I feel you man
I think this is the first puzzle in the Puzzler's history he has not solved in a video - at least as long as I've been following. Well done Chris, looking forward to Part II!! Thanks for sharing!
Can we take a moment to acknowledge how much time and effort he puts into his intros? Seriously there incredible!!
Jeepers. Yup didn't need that intro at 12:30am .... Insane puzzle, can't wait to see it get solved. Time to go watch puppy videos before bed.
Whilst I love watching you solve puzzles, the ones that initially defeat you are all the more interesting. So yes, absolutely would like to see you solve it and some interesting comments to think about too.
Great show Chris! Always enjoy watching! The puzzles are cool
I'm curious: did you try to use the magnet on the bottom of the brass well to see if it could interact with the magnet on the bottom side of the wooden block? could be the magnet built into the block was a dual-purpose one.
exactly what I was thinking
I was thinking the same thing. Assuming the magnet is in fact as strong as he implied, I was thinking it may potentially have something to do with the force of the magnetic repulsion. For example: What if the repulsion causes the metal piece inside of the well to move just enough to slide the string through so that he might be able to pull the piece out?
The whole time I was like put the magnet on it! He usually does
Loved the intro! 🖤 Is there a way to reconfigure some of the pieces into a sort of key to slide back into the square holes? Either way you made it way farther than I would have done! Can't wait for part 2!!
I keep yelling at my screen to put tools in the holes of the outside walls of the well
I was thinking screw the screws into the holes.
@@gr8pooba640 that is a good idea too
What about the two holes where the long pieces attached? I'm sure he looked into them, but it does look like there might be something in there.
@@lucasbiaggini he said he blew in them. Not put things into them. Don't take out of context and don't quote me on that.
@@bendysans1473 what??? I was talking about the two large openings, not the small holes. Also, I didn't quote anyone? This is the most random aggressiveness I've ever seen on the Internet. Chill.
Awesome intro!
Now I'll never be able to sleep peacefully again!
Thanks!
probably there's a maze somewhere there, i'm thinking that the spaces between the bricks are the maze way. Also try to place the cylinder upside down to see if anything happens.
I also think maybe a magnet/ball bearing maze that is connected somehow to those bricks
I like this idea. Having to use one of the provided magnets to follow the maze marked by the bricks on the side.
The well has 2 holes. Use those to screw two of the posts back into. You now have a "key" that will rotate to move the notch at the bottom and unscrew the bottom plate. :)
@@TechyBen Not sure about the specifics but clearly the bottom piece is held in place and needs to be release by some kind of insertion of a tool into the well before removal.
Chris Ramsey you are the inspiration for me getting back into magik and I very much appreciate what you do on this channel. Mad respect ✊ love your style keep on keeping on brother✌️
I'm eyeballing those pegs on the top. They haven't had a function yet. I wonder if turning the well cube upside-down onto the pegs and pressing the whole unit down on a hard surface will achieve anything.
No force thought
Yeah these pins look like they should have a function.
@@airchreece6799 Not hitting it. Just pressing down. No different than the force of him pulling out the cylinder held in with the magnet.
Same. There are holes in a lot of the ”tools” he disassembled. Maybe use the holes in one of those tools on the pegs in some way? Maybe they are magnetic? Or use the huge magnet in the bottom of the well on them?
Yes! Maybe they all have to be pressed at the same time in order to depress?
You know what always helps me solve a puzzle I'm have trouble figuring out? Gasoline and a match!
Great video as always bro 👍🔥🔥🔥
Agree 👍
Trueee
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Wait!
On 11:01 he just spin the puzzle.
Wasn't the rules saying no spinning?
Or I wasn't focusing? 😂😂
nope, it was specifically mentioned as NOT being one.
@@JLilliquist Oh k thanks for tellin'.
I was so excited to see this posted just a couple of minutes ago! Look forward to these every time! 😁 so relaxing to watch.
His voice is just so soothing.
All the intro needs is the sounds of American horror stories intro. Shit would be perfection. Chris has some of the best taste in decor and creativity in the world. Them music tunes be great while doing puzzles too
You're so close. You're just missing two simple things to continue, but great job so far!
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Ohh what?
@@bigiron1311 I'm not going to say anything to ruin it. If it was a magic trick, I'm not one of those assholes that tells how it's done. Doing stuff like that makes you look like an asshole and not some smart person like those people think.
@@DWish808 have you solved it completely? I've seen the production line and could reveal some secrets but won't. Brian did explain it to me but I've forgotten most of the detail. Haven't watched this video yet but will tonight. Recognised it immediately.
@@DWish808 how long did it take you to solve it? how did you manage to get hold of it? they all sold out super fast
Yes please Part 2 :D
Can you lift the nail in the slot inside the cylinder wall? Does anything fit inside the little holes in the brick pattern? Do any of the spikes pull out? Do any of the spikes push in?
The second I saw the creepy woods and the well, I knew he was going to pull a Ring stunt.
Mr Puzzle realised a new batch of this puzzle last night. Very limited, so if you want one you better hurry.
Thank you Chris for the Sponsor and for talking about yourself. Too many TH-camrs make it look like life is nothing but rainbows for them.
You have to give Mr.Puzzel some credit for stumping you. You both are great at your craft. Can't wait for round 2. Good luck 👍
“No one’s gonna die if you don’t solve this puzzle; this isn’t Saw.” I see what you did there! 😂 Btw, It was so kool seeing you in the Spiral movie! 😃
But .... he's dying of curiosity.
He’s in spiral.,?!
@@hayleydollx Yup!!! 😁
I just bought the movie today gonna watch it tonight
When you ripped open the box and said is it under the label I'm going nuts. I laughed lol. I want to try puzzles so bad but can't afford them right now. But I love all your videos man
*sees intro*
Whispers: 7 days. Hot dang, 7 days to solve this WELL made puzzle
dwight fairfield?
It's funny that you say seven days. According to the story of Abraham, he dug seven wells
U R weird
LOL SCARY INTRO AND VRAZY PUZZLE WOW WELL MY FRIEND HELL YEAH MAKE THAT PART 2 AND CRAZY PART 2 INTRO 😆
I wonder if the notch in the inside bottom reveals a hole for the long rod, and the magnet is used with the brass well as a dial to rotate the metal disc out of the way?
put wrench with small round end in the hole in the brass piece. put it into the well so that the wrench goes into the slot at the bottom. Now turn.
Much as I enjoy seeing you solve puzzles, it is also nice to see you struggle like us mere mortals now and then.
Just watched this, so frustrating when you can’t figure it out! My thought is to take the two brass sides that were originally holding up the silver bar, flip them upside down and stick them back down into the square holes on the sides. Seems like the other end is smaller and could slide down in there. I’m guessing the top part that originally had the string in it will come into play too, that seems like such a unique shape for it not to be needed for anything. Also, the string was very short, which is weird. Does the string fit in the little holes on the sides? Can you use the string to dangle in a hole, or tie it around one of the other pieces somehow? (It’s hard to see how long it is).
Hope these ideas help, can’t wait to see the solve!
Please sir can we have some more? Yes! We want seconds! Feed us we are hungry!!! #NomNomNom That intro was straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Whoever is doing this intros is having a lot of creative fun. They look great :)
“What would you do?” HAMMER
It's not impossible, just "well" hidden.
SLAM IT! lol. Good effort for the first sit down, you got this though man. It's all about a fresh mind!
The parts clearly make something else. As a craftsman I can see this.
I would agree with that.
Chris nothing is Impuzzable for you to solve, you are a genius and you are the only puzzle solver/magic person I will ever watch I'm loyal for that .... Chris don't be discouraged like you said there will be puzzles that need to be put away and then try again later. You will find a way to get to the thing what is rattling. You are a genius and genius' don't give up.
Right around 4:35 you mention a tiny hole. Gotta thing that’s what one of those pokers is for and it pops something out into the middle cylinder.
I did finally manage to solve this - if you need a hint let me know. It is just such a tricky puzzle, I enjoyed it a ton.
Very cool! :)
Is he close?
@@Spacecookie- Yes, he's very close. I won't say how many steps are left to remove spoilers, but he's almost there.
@@tizzy83 Cool, then yes, I wanna see it :)
No you didnt
hahaha 'is it in the box *tear tear tear* no...' 'is it under the label?' LOL :)
Put a pin or something in one of the two holes of the brass cylinder, then invert it and insert it upside down. The wooden bottom plate has a notch in it - if you can get the pin in the cylinder hole inside that, can you unscrew it, releasing the magnet at the bottom?
Seems that Brian is Chris’s arch nemesis lols
So, did he solve it??? Lol
Hey Chris I just seen Spiral and I thank you did a good job acting in the movie. I bought a copy from Wal-Mart to support you bro
Can't wait for part 2 - the solution.
21:00 would try the 2 metal parts above your pinky in the 2 squire holes, lets continue and see if you solved it
Oh my! I am releasing an interview of Brian Young this weekend!
Sorry Chris I cannot watch as I am going to solve this one as well 😁. But love the intro!!
did you mean "you were not gonna solve it" as well?
@@toosas no no I am going to solve it 😊 why “not going to solve it as well”?
I never stop until I solve a puzzle especially a Brian Young! 😉
I have 100% faith in you! Looking forward to seeing the solve, although it was fun to watch CR get spanked.
I watched "Spiral" today. You played your part very well.
Chris there's a tiny thin pin in one of the holes in one of the gold pieces of the tip bit of the well. Use it to push into one of the holes in the brick work, to release a little draw out of the hole in the well.
Hello I am so sorry if this sounds weirds but you wrote such a nice and wonderful comment on here and like your comment. I can tell you're a very positive person. If it's okay with you I'd love to be friends.
Lol at the beginning he was like "ah Abraham's well"....don't do it chris, dont you say it..."well well well"...well shit lol
Chis’ streams are fire
Aww I really admire the partner you decided to go with for this video. Mental health is so important. Love your mind Chris, you embody what it means to be Canadian. Much love, always! Since you first started this channel years ago! 😊❤️
But he seems too nice to be Canadian
Nothing is impossible... You got this lol I don't know how you do any of these puzzles ... To me they're all impossible
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Hello I am so sorry if this sounds weirds but you wrote such a nice and wonderful comment on here and like your comment. I can tell you're a very positive person. If it's okay with you I'd love to be friends..
Did you ever figure it out?
That better help sponsor didn't age well lol.
Love your videos Chris. My favorite ones to binge watch 💜
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At 19:30 look at second row of bricks from bottom right in the middle on all 4 sides.
Forgot there is one last tool. Bottom magnet and brass upright
I was thinking put it upside down so all four pins are on the table and push them all down at the same time 🤷🏼♂️
The best of this video is betterhelp, thank you !!!!
Nothing is impossible, the whole word says "I'm-possible" great fact