Dude, your puzzles are incredible... simply astounding to be able to watch someone solve them and see the incredible amount of work that went into creating them... Bravo sir... bravo!
Think is one of my favorite puzzles you're ever done on this channel. To me, it even beats the crazy-expensive, super-elaborate ones too. The theme, the mechanisms, lore, everything. And that bullet tool...come on! So satisfying and brilliant. Thanks for sharing. Absolutely loved it.
What’s funny about this puzzle - at about 12:10 the news clipping reads - witnesses claim one of the men had a missing fingertip - you on your right hand have a fingertip tattooed on your wrist. Funny!
I like at the start after describing the puzzle he's like "and that's all we're given.." then it hits him and he says again in a more perplexed tone "and that's ALL..WE'RE GIVEN..." hahaha awesome puzzle box, love the detail!
The thing I love about this puzzle is it doesn't feel destroyed once it's complete. Most of the puzzles you solve, I look at and think there's no way I'd ever get that back together. This one doesn't look that difficult to get it back to step 1. Nice solve and brilliant puzzle.
This was perfection. 👌 The background music was spot-on... the pace was perfect & your excitement was palpable. And that masterpiece of a puzzle. I used to work in banks with huge, 100+ year-old steel safes and there's something indescribable about the feeling that comes from spinning the combos, turning the lever & pulling open a monstrous metal door... I'm beyond impressed that Jesse's puzzle evoked some of that same wonder & joy as I was watching you find all those hidden mechanisms. Just brilliant! 💜
One of my favorite puzzles you've done so far! Extremely awesome and LOVED the use of the deck/card. Hats off Jessie, well done!! Thank you Chris for continuing to share these solves with us.
THAT was incredible. I’ve never seen a puzzle that’s so beautiful, so clever, so well themed. My goodness. This dude is a genius. Also, the scene you set with the intro, the outfit, the $100 bills, handcuffs, etc. really added to the scene! It looked incredible with the puzzle box and the aces spread about. 😍 All I can say is “WOW” over and over again.
This is one of the coolest puzzles I've seen you complete! I don't even care about Jesse James really but all the thought and the mechanics that went into that puzzle were simply amazing, a true work of art. Thanks for the awesome content Chris and thanks for the awesome puzzle Jesse!
So cool. It is amazing that Jesse did a lot of research on the west for this one. The bars were always a weak point, they would use salsa and twine to try to loosen the bars. Amazing.
What made this puzzle incredible is that the sequences dont give eachother away straight up like many other puzzles. There was no immediate prompt to insert the bullet into the sixth hole, or to slide the left side bars down
I honestly thought "palm the ace" meant there would be some sort of heat reveal on the card as you held it. Such a good puzzle with a lot of solves that totally stayed consistent with the theme. No part of it seemed disjoint. Really well done and nice job solving, Chris.
i dunno why this made me tear up a bit, but it might have something to do with how genuine my happiness was when he solved it. i haven’t felt joy this complete in a long time, so thank you chris. it means a lot.
As much as I love the huge electric beep boop puzzles with timers and voices they simply don't hold a candle to this. I am stunned by the intricacy of this puzzle.
So beautiful. Everything was so well thought out and perfectly flowed with nothing seeming hokey or out of place. I can't wrap my head around how someone can design and build something like this. Amazing...
That intro was sick!!! Chris is so talented and creative, and I love the passion he has for story telling. You can tell he puts a lot of time and effort into into what he does to give his viewers the best experience
A perfect puzzle box. Probably the best looking 3d printed puzzle box. Usually they don't look great but this one does plus that old look. As for the solution, a great adventure.
So fun! The younger brothers and Jesse James were captured not far from my town, and the capture and last miles of the chase are recreated every year! This was such a fun puzzle to watch being solved, and loved the nod to MN history!
I literally said "No way! You put a card in the slot to open the drawer?!", when you pointed out that little cut. Absolutely brilliant puzzle, and piece of art
Chris must have the most amazing shelves ever. filled with beautiful puzzles/works of art, and the best playing cards available. so cool :) this puzzle is just jaw dropingly beautiful
The issue I love about this puzzle is it does not sense destroyed once it's complete. Most of the puzzles you solve, I take a look at and suppose there may be no way I'd ever get that again together. This one does not look that difficult to get it returned to step 1. Nice remedy and amazing puzzle
A ‘like’ simply doesn't do justice to your videos. I want to holler from the rooftops how wonderful they are! Thank you for all your amazing content Chris and Jesse, you sir are a genius and an inspiration.
Not trying to be insulting here, just informative... that "six shooter barrel" is called a cylinder, and the thing in the middle that loos like a star is called the ratchet, which is what rotates the cylinder to another chamber when the trigger gets pulled. Very cool puzzle and excellent video.
Chris your voice reflects your every emotion, from slight frustration to sheer delight. I very much enjoy watching you solve these puzzles! But man, the ad placement sucks sometimes. No way am I watching 3.5 minutes of ad when I just heard you discover something new!!! 😂
This is I think my favorite puzzle I've seen you open. No way I'd have had the ability to open it correctly... no. But the aesthetics, and intricacies were just captivating.
I think I got as much of s kick watching this. Brilliant, especially as I was a major Jesse James 'nut' as a kid. Had his wanted posters everywhere in my bedroom 🤣 Thanks Chris for awakening the Christmas child in me.
I thought the Lost Vault was one of the most intriguing puzzles I have ever seen. I have done puzzles before, but nothing like this. It is very fascinating to me to watch you solve these. Nice going. Theodore Olson
This had me jumping out of my seat and so anxious I was yelling at my tv "try this ... Try that.. " as if you could hear me. Lol thank you for sharing your experience I would love to order something like this. ❤️
I received my vault and recently solved it. So fun! Then I raced to watch your video. It's so interesting watching your process of solving vs my own approach! Jesse created such a fun, rewarding puzzle - great video
I watched the first few seconds of you handling this puzzle, loved how it looked, paused the video and immediately went to order my own. Just received mine today and solved it after a while trying to figure it out (I was stumped for a good while on getting the vault combination) and man was it satisfying to solve! Thanks for sharing these puzzles with us, and I'm now a major fan of Jesse's puzzles in general (I also see you got the Captain's Quest puzzle and now I'll have to wait until I can purchase one of my own before I watch that video too!)
I believe the remaining bar was the spring guide for the door that is opened by the bullet. The other posts are for holding the paper in and matching aesthetic to the other side and the spring mechanism. As you can see the door slides up over the remaining post but does not remain open without pressure being applied by the bullet on the release or your finger holding it up.
Nope. Those posts aren't intended to be moved. I have the puzzle. All puzzle designers have to deal with the issue of people solving a puzzle in unintentional ways, and we as solvers sometimes just push through and open things in ways that were never contemplated by the maker.
I commented before the video on the sick intro but after watching I have to comment again. This puzzle was awsome I felt like I was on a actual adventure/treasure hunt .....absolutely phenomenal
Chris, again, it is so fun to watch you geek out over these puzzles. I am wondering, however, did the clock face on the gold bar have anything to do with, maybe, the next puzzle?
This is one of your episodes that I had to skip . . .and skip . . . and skip. I had this puzzle ordered and didn't want to spoil myself. I split my puzzle budget regularly between Jesse Born, Stickman Puzzles, and Kagen Sound puzzles, with Jesse being the newest to the field. All amazing masters of making puzzles. I finally got mine, did it, and I agree 100% this is an amazing must have puzzle. It is a piece of art, beautifully crafted, heavy, and the clues fit together nicely. Now that I have solved mine, I came to watch how you did yours (and to see which of us took more time :p), and the big difference is that I also tried to drop the side bars, but mine were fully immobile (he fixed that it appears). Plus the bullet's clue clearly led me to the combination, without the extra fuss you went through. However, as a result, the interior newspaper really just told a story for me and did not add more clues to the puzzle, and mentally I never connected the ticket to the train as I had already figured out that the train panel must be movable -- in part because the front door's lock actually connects to the train panel and blocks it from moving as well. Just a beautifully well-crafted puzzle all the way around. I hope Jesse keeps making great puzzles for a long time, he has my credit card on speed dial.
Incredibly created. So much thought and skill in the puzzle and such a joy to watch you solve it. Have a great Christmas and I hope 2023 gets better and better for you.
Top 5 favourite puzzles of all time on this channel What I would love to know, is it only the A spades that unlocks the drawer? Unreal puzzle, loved every minute of it
Absolutely love the puzzles and your emotional roller coaster 🎢 on the more challenging ones 🤣. I go from scratching my head to shouting at the screen and am just as blown away with the ingeniousness and workmanship of every one. Keep doing what you're doing. Is it wrong to say I also enjoy laying my eyes on you too...? 💜
I’m being unrealistic with this, and I know it, but I think it would’ve been cool if one card randomly had a key, or the word key stamped on it, or a spade hole punched in it. Everything else could’ve remained exactly the same but I feel like your idea to check the deck for the outlier or something off was spot on and when you didn’t find anything it was a bit of a let down and all part of the rollercoaster. Eventually people will likely figure it out but I like puzzles that reward thinking outside the box, or in this case, inside the (card) box.
😁. Wow, I'm honored. Thank you Chris. Thanks to Ben Oxenford for months of hard work with me to get these printed.
Amazing puzzle!
“WE” are honoured to have shot this epic puzzle. A true masterpiece. Thoroughly impressed.
I absolutely loved your puzzle! I would love to have this puzzle! Awesome work, all your puzzles are amazing!
Dude, your puzzles are incredible... simply astounding to be able to watch someone solve them and see the incredible amount of work that went into creating them... Bravo sir... bravo!
Beautifully designed and crafted.
Think is one of my favorite puzzles you're ever done on this channel. To me, it even beats the crazy-expensive, super-elaborate ones too. The theme, the mechanisms, lore, everything. And that bullet tool...come on! So satisfying and brilliant. Thanks for sharing. Absolutely loved it.
What’s funny about this puzzle - at about 12:10 the news clipping reads - witnesses claim one of the men had a missing fingertip - you on your right hand have a fingertip tattooed on your wrist. Funny!
This is the type of puzzle that had me smiling ear to ear. This lights up the passion I have for these things. Just absolutely astonishing
Me too, man. But it’s so hard and expensive to get these cool puzzles in my country. :/
foreshore! HOT DANG!
Where can I buy this ?!!
I like at the start after describing the puzzle he's like "and that's all we're given.." then it hits him and he says again in a more perplexed tone "and that's ALL..WE'RE GIVEN..." hahaha awesome puzzle box, love the detail!
The thing I love about this puzzle is it doesn't feel destroyed once it's complete. Most of the puzzles you solve, I look at and think there's no way I'd ever get that back together. This one doesn't look that difficult to get it back to step 1. Nice solve and brilliant puzzle.
This was perfection. 👌 The background music was spot-on... the pace was perfect & your excitement was palpable. And that masterpiece of a puzzle. I used to work in banks with huge, 100+ year-old steel safes and there's something indescribable about the feeling that comes from spinning the combos, turning the lever & pulling open a monstrous metal door... I'm beyond impressed that Jesse's puzzle evoked some of that same wonder & joy as I was watching you find all those hidden mechanisms. Just brilliant! 💜
The paint detail and overall aesthetic of this puzzle is a work of art on its own.
This was one of the COOLEST puzzles I’ve seen in a very long time. Well done Jesse for such an outstanding piece and Chris for solving it!
This is not a mere puzzle , this is a journey , this is sheer story telling .
One of my favorite puzzles you've done so far! Extremely awesome and LOVED the use of the deck/card. Hats off Jessie, well done!! Thank you Chris for continuing to share these solves with us.
THAT was incredible. I’ve never seen a puzzle that’s so beautiful, so clever, so well themed. My goodness. This dude is a genius.
Also, the scene you set with the intro, the outfit, the $100 bills, handcuffs, etc. really added to the scene! It looked incredible with the puzzle box and the aces spread about. 😍 All I can say is “WOW” over and over again.
Love everything about that puzzle. The vault even has enough room to store your own loot!
Still waiting for my order so can't really watch now. Definitely more excited now seeing all the comments!
I am jealous. Because this is the most amazing puzzle ever. So beautiful made. Have fun.
This is one of the coolest puzzles I've seen you complete! I don't even care about Jesse James really but all the thought and the mechanics that went into that puzzle were simply amazing, a true work of art. Thanks for the awesome content Chris and thanks for the awesome puzzle Jesse!
Wow, thanks!
So cool. It is amazing that Jesse did a lot of research on the west for this one. The bars were always a weak point, they would use salsa and twine to try to loosen the bars. Amazing.
Brilliant how you discovered the riddle that led you to a combination
What made this puzzle incredible is that the sequences dont give eachother away straight up like many other puzzles. There was no immediate prompt to insert the bullet into the sixth hole, or to slide the left side bars down
What a great puzzle for us to watch you solve...crazy how much thought and attention to detail went into making this, keep up the good work Chris
I honestly thought "palm the ace" meant there would be some sort of heat reveal on the card as you held it. Such a good puzzle with a lot of solves that totally stayed consistent with the theme. No part of it seemed disjoint. Really well done and nice job solving, Chris.
i dunno why this made me tear up a bit, but it might have something to do with how genuine my happiness was when he solved it. i haven’t felt joy this complete in a long time, so thank you chris. it means a lot.
As much as I love the huge electric beep boop puzzles with timers and voices they simply don't hold a candle to this. I am stunned by the intricacy of this puzzle.
So beautiful. Everything was so well thought out and perfectly flowed with nothing seeming hokey or out of place. I can't wrap my head around how someone can design and build something like this. Amazing...
I love it when they include riddles that help to solve the puzzle. Definitely a lot thinking was put into this masterpiece.
That intro was sick!!! Chris is so talented and creative, and I love the passion he has for story telling. You can tell he puts a lot of time and effort into into what he does to give his viewers the best experience
The Lost Vault is a fantastic puzzle and it looks absolutely amazing.
This is puzzle is so cool. It's like it's straight out of Red Dead Redemption 2.
As soon as I heard Pinkertons I had to check the comments lol
@@Guasho When i heard Blackwater hahaha, the robbery was a discription of the first train robbery in RDR 2 I think
A perfect puzzle box. Probably the best looking 3d printed puzzle box. Usually they don't look great but this one does plus that old look. As for the solution, a great adventure.
So fun! The younger brothers and Jesse James were captured not far from my town, and the capture and last miles of the chase are recreated every year! This was such a fun puzzle to watch being solved, and loved the nod to MN history!
I never had much interest in puzzles, but because of this channel i have just bought my 1st puzzle and have more coming on Christmas! Can’t wait!!
intro was absolutely phenomenal. im a film student that loves westerns, and i got all giddy. well done!!!
Watching Chris play around with the cards, was extremely satisfying
I literally said "No way! You put a card in the slot to open the drawer?!", when you pointed out that little cut. Absolutely brilliant puzzle, and piece of art
Chris must have the most amazing shelves ever. filled with beautiful puzzles/works of art, and the best playing cards available. so cool :) this puzzle is just jaw dropingly beautiful
I am so happy I’m not years late for this amazing puzzle! Thank you for your commitment Chris 👏
The issue I love about this puzzle is it does not sense destroyed once it's complete. Most of the puzzles you solve, I take a look at and suppose there may be no way I'd ever get that again together. This one does not look that difficult to get it returned to step 1. Nice remedy and amazing puzzle
I went to school in Northfield, MN, the town where Jesse James was defeated and captured. Love this puzzle!
A ‘like’ simply doesn't do justice to your videos. I want to holler from the rooftops how wonderful they are! Thank you for all your amazing content Chris and Jesse, you sir are a genius and an inspiration.
Not trying to be insulting here, just informative... that "six shooter barrel" is called a cylinder, and the thing in the middle that loos like a star is called the ratchet, which is what rotates the cylinder to another chamber when the trigger gets pulled. Very cool puzzle and excellent video.
easily one of the most unique puzzles you've worked in some time. Thanks so much for highlighting Jesse's work. Thee best.
One of my favorite puzzles ever. It's so full of creativity and ingenuity. Brilliant.
Definitely one of the best puzzles you’ve done! So well thought out!
i was legitimately moved to tears by how beautiful this puzzle is when you discovered the keyhole and the ending treasure
This is one of the most beautiful puzzles I've ever seen!!
Chris your voice reflects your every emotion, from slight frustration to sheer delight. I very much enjoy watching you solve these puzzles! But man, the ad placement sucks sometimes. No way am I watching 3.5 minutes of ad when I just heard you discover something new!!! 😂
This is I think my favorite puzzle I've seen you open. No way I'd have had the ability to open it correctly... no. But the aesthetics, and intricacies were just captivating.
Definitely one of the most aesthetically pleasing puzzles I've seen. And what a great secret solve! Jesse had an ace up his sleeve for that one ;)
I'm not a big puzzle person but I watch your channel from time to time and that's the best puzzle I've ever seen.
I think I got as much of s kick watching this. Brilliant, especially as I was a major Jesse James 'nut' as a kid. Had his wanted posters everywhere in my bedroom 🤣
Thanks Chris for awakening the Christmas child in me.
I love watching you dig deep into your inner kid and solve these puzzles! Keep it up in the New Year!
Happy new year!
love seeing a new upload!
This puzzle is perfection, my eyes are tearing up. It's beautiful and so well thought out, ever single aspect! Perfection.
Definitely enjoyed this puzzle for sure. The work done on that puzzle is amazing it’s art. Thanks for sharing this one!
I love sequential discovery puzzles that tell a story and this one definitely is one of the best I've seen in a while.
It's so fun to watch you go through the process of solving these. This might be the coolest puzzle I've ever seen.
I'm just in awe at the inginuity of some people. I loved every second of this video including your intro and the music.
I thought the Lost Vault was one of the most intriguing puzzles I have ever seen. I have done puzzles before, but nothing like this. It is very fascinating to me to watch you solve these. Nice going. Theodore Olson
Definitely worth a full watch beginning to end!! Cheers to the maker!! And cheers to the cowboy who solved it!!
Wow that was an absolutely incredible puzzle. The attention to detail, intricacies and the steps to the final solution. Amazing
First minute has me buzzin!! What an absolute BANGER of an intro!
Honestly the combination of the video, music, puzzle, yourself made this amazing!!!
This had me jumping out of my seat and so anxious I was yelling at my tv "try this ... Try that.. " as if you could hear me. Lol thank you for sharing your experience I would love to order something like this. ❤️
I received my vault and recently solved it. So fun! Then I raced to watch your video. It's so interesting watching your process of solving vs my own approach! Jesse created such a fun, rewarding puzzle - great video
Wow this puzzle was the best one I've seen in a long time! That Jesse guy might just be a genius
I watched the first few seconds of you handling this puzzle, loved how it looked, paused the video and immediately went to order my own.
Just received mine today and solved it after a while trying to figure it out (I was stumped for a good while on getting the vault combination) and man was it satisfying to solve!
Thanks for sharing these puzzles with us, and I'm now a major fan of Jesse's puzzles in general (I also see you got the Captain's Quest puzzle and now I'll have to wait until I can purchase one of my own before I watch that video too!)
Can I get my vault back
this puzzle is in my top 10 favorites
I believe the remaining bar was the spring guide for the door that is opened by the bullet. The other posts are for holding the paper in and matching aesthetic to the other side and the spring mechanism. As you can see the door slides up over the remaining post but does not remain open without pressure being applied by the bullet on the release or your finger holding it up.
Nope. Those posts aren't intended to be moved. I have the puzzle. All puzzle designers have to deal with the issue of people solving a puzzle in unintentional ways, and we as solvers sometimes just push through and open things in ways that were never contemplated by the maker.
This is amazing!! I couldn't take my eyes off of each of the steps in anticipation of what would be discovered next!! Great job!!
I totally agree that this is the best puzzle I've seen on your channel this year. They mostly all are great but this one pushed all my buttons.
Love love love the mini movie introductions!
This is literally the best puzzle I've watched you solve!! Awesome video
Nice video! I love how you added the western music in the background during the video to compliment the narration.
Wow that was truly beautiful
“Missing finger tip”
And he has a tattoo of a severed finger 😂🤣👌🏽
12:09 Chris reads: "had a missing fingertip..." with a severed finger tattoo on his wrist...lol!
Who needs movies when I have these intros!!!! Awsome work!
Brother this is the best video I've seen this year in terms of content / intro/ background music/ voice quality ....
Watched this at least 10 times. Favourite puzzle so far.
I commented before the video on the sick intro but after watching I have to comment again. This puzzle was awsome I felt like I was on a actual adventure/treasure hunt .....absolutely phenomenal
Outstanding Puzzle. Great job for Jesse. Has Chris baffled for a while too.
Chris, again, it is so fun to watch you geek out over these puzzles. I am wondering, however, did the clock face on the gold bar have anything to do with, maybe, the next puzzle?
Hey Chris I've been watching these videos for a while now and honestly they're amazing thank you for the hard work you put in to making these videos
I own this puzzle and it is still one of my top 3! RESPECT @JesseBorn you are a puzzle LEGEND!
Jesse's a master at this. He fit so much stuff into so little space
I have never commented on a video before but this is the coolest discovery puzzle I have seen you work out. Massive fan, keep it up dude.
This is one of your episodes that I had to skip . . .and skip . . . and skip. I had this puzzle ordered and didn't want to spoil myself. I split my puzzle budget regularly between Jesse Born, Stickman Puzzles, and Kagen Sound puzzles, with Jesse being the newest to the field. All amazing masters of making puzzles. I finally got mine, did it, and I agree 100% this is an amazing must have puzzle. It is a piece of art, beautifully crafted, heavy, and the clues fit together nicely. Now that I have solved mine, I came to watch how you did yours (and to see which of us took more time :p), and the big difference is that I also tried to drop the side bars, but mine were fully immobile (he fixed that it appears). Plus the bullet's clue clearly led me to the combination, without the extra fuss you went through. However, as a result, the interior newspaper really just told a story for me and did not add more clues to the puzzle, and mentally I never connected the ticket to the train as I had already figured out that the train panel must be movable -- in part because the front door's lock actually connects to the train panel and blocks it from moving as well.
Just a beautifully well-crafted puzzle all the way around. I hope Jesse keeps making great puzzles for a long time, he has my credit card on speed dial.
That intro !! Love the Cinematic creation !
Watching the end, I'm even more impressed at the ingenuity of this puzzle. Fantastic!
I love how Chris compliments the puzzle when he’s stuck
I’m as interested and as amazed with this puzzle as you are while you solve it. Love watching your channel!
Incredibly created. So much thought and skill in the puzzle and such a joy to watch you solve it. Have a great Christmas and I hope 2023 gets better and better for you.
Thank you! You too!
Top 5 favourite puzzles of all time on this channel
What I would love to know, is it only the A spades that unlocks the drawer?
Unreal puzzle, loved every minute of it
that would be impossible tech for this box, any card unlocks it. My question is did the riddle answer come into play?
Beautiful transitions between everything!
That was so elegant! Wow.
Absolutely love the puzzles and your emotional roller coaster 🎢 on the more challenging ones 🤣. I go from scratching my head to shouting at the screen and am just as blown away with the ingeniousness and workmanship of every one. Keep doing what you're doing. Is it wrong to say I also enjoy laying my eyes on you too...? 💜
@xofficial-chris-ramsay Thanks so much for the reply. I'm intrigued 🤔.
I dont know if its the best puzzle, but it is certainly one of the most beautiful experiences.
Wow! Probably my favourite puzzle you have ever solved on this channel!! The intro was also amazing as always!
This guy is amazing, best modern puzzles I've seen!
I’m being unrealistic with this, and I know it, but I think it would’ve been cool if one card randomly had a key, or the word key stamped on it, or a spade hole punched in it. Everything else could’ve remained exactly the same but I feel like your idea to check the deck for the outlier or something off was spot on and when you didn’t find anything it was a bit of a let down and all part of the rollercoaster. Eventually people will likely figure it out but I like puzzles that reward thinking outside the box, or in this case, inside the (card) box.