Hey Pete! Great to see more content from you! I personally would love to see a little toy content mixed in on occasion. I love your channel and the insight into the puzzle world!

One thing I do on my channel. The last 3 years is tips Tutorials. Usually a 5 or 6 minute video showing different cases on different Puzzles. i do it step by step slowly so the viewer can understand what I am doing. I get many good responses on those videos. People saying that I helped them get past a case or they got past a sticking point or I helped them solve their Puzzle. So I just wanted to share that idea with you Pete

Toys are always cool!

I would really be interested in seeing more content on educational toys, especially if focused on the actual educational value they bring. Glad to see you posting new videos regularly again!

Hi Pete, always a pleasure to see you! I'm also interested in unboxing and show and tell, your comparisons between puzzles are always welcome! Obviosly i also like long solves of the puzzles i can't solve expecially, and i look at them as proper tutorials, like the rayminx o the TI from verypuzzle. Other toys could be interesting, of course! Good luck with your new life in Ottawa!

Beautiful scenery Pete Good seeing you my friend!

I would love to see you do your top 10 favorite puzzles, or do random puzzles solve VDO maybe pick from a hat or something :)

@PeteTheGeek196

9 ай бұрын

Thanks. I really should do "top 10" style videos.

I like content that the creator enjoyed making. If making some toy vids sounds appealing, I say go for it.

i dont have one of the big 3x3s, but i do have the giant gear cube. i _think_ the edges are roughly 18 cm like the 3x3. also! while i do use your tutorials from time to time, they definitely arent my favourite. i love the solves and the unboxings, and I would be happy to watch toy content! i am a big transformers guy, so toy youtube is already in my wheelhouse. heck, i used to hoard science toy magazines even! anyway, love your stuff, and cant wait to see newer stuff too!

I also have a duko cube and it's missing 2 magnets!

Absolutely yes to anything you wish to share Pete. The tutorials are what brought me here originally, however having watched your gravi trax videos, and even the trip to the car wash, I'd love any new content you provide to us.

I love my gem 10! It's a very reasonable solve even jumbled, it has fun challenges. My biggest 3x3 is the 12cm lightup Rubiks brand (it's rubiks so the light doesnt work any more and was never good lol) I have a fission skewb and had a lot of fun solving it, but have no idea where it is now (i moved and dont have much space so most of my puzzles are boxed up) Ive been having a lot of fun with the grid skewb but the quality is terrible

Good Job Pete, I like your demonstrations and reviews of puzzles. I understand that tutorials will take longer especially for complex cubes. Keep up the good work and showing the more unusual puzzles in your collection. The first video I saw was your 3x3x4 tutorial many years ago and have been subscribed since.

Personally, I’m not really interested in toys but each to their own. What I feel there’s a need for is someone looking at puzzle series and actually showing what is the difference between them and giving opinions on which in the series are essential to buy, which ok and which to miss. For example those Sengso crazy cubes - 4 types and I have no idea what is the difference and which I should get.

Hey Pete. It's always nice to see you solving some new puzzles all the time. I actually messed up with one of my puzzle sonmum 4x4 middle small pieces. Any idea disassembling and assembling back

Wouldn’t mind seeing other toys / educational puzzles. Value your opinion on those. As for tutorials, probably a lots of time / work, but you are an educator. Just like seeing what a puzzle-mad person is up to. Thanks as always Pete

Hi Pete, good cubes. Greetings from Spain. There are no differences between crazy 5x5x5 version 3 and version 4. Version 4 have the additional inner corners ( center) but unfortunately are trivial. I mean inner corner solve by themselves

I'd definitely be down to watch toy videos

I think giant 3x3s would be great as a novelty, but I'm not sure if the price and the space they take would be worth it. Personally I don't think I would try solving it more than once or twice, just because of the size

I have number 4 red missing magnet. Please make a video on how to glue the magnet back because i find it hard, cheers!

Good morning! I am writing to you with the hope that you will help me solve the latest product MF8 Crazy Crystal Megaminx. I started laying it out like a Crystal Pyraminx cube and got to the point where I didn't know what to do with the inner petals. I found a tutorial on KZread by KZreadr "zergosaur", unfortunately I don't understand it. The only thing I got out of it for myself was a tricycle that replaced the edge petals. I have absolutely no idea how to approach the petals at the corners. Best regards, I hope you will find some time to answer. I'm waiting for new tutorials on your channel.

@PeteTheGeek196

9 ай бұрын

I'm still waiting for my Crazy Crystal Pyraminx to arrive, so there will be a tutorial, but it will be a little while.

My Sudoku cube seems to have all magnets fitted, you were just unlucky I guess. I've looked for the "Fusion Skewb" and "Vision Skewb" without luck. It's by Lim Cube, correct? The circle 5x5x5s are differentiated by the sizes of the circles.

@PeteTheGeek196

9 ай бұрын

I said it wrong at least once. It’s Fission Skewb. I put the names of all the puzzles in the description. Thanks for the info about the circle 5x5x5.

Any content about toys and other puzzles would be very interesting too. I really like your videos and the way you demonstrate them and do the unboxings.