I have a hard time untangling my earphones and you do this. you sir, have a brain of a genius

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

The inventor is the genius!

@axonanimations3050

7 жыл бұрын

Mr.Puzzle but you are a genius for solving it!

@petrescuework-difficultcas6581

7 жыл бұрын

Baltic Tiger You literally read my mind

@ishio95

7 жыл бұрын

Baltic Tiger Doing puzzled is more about being stubborn then being smart, really

Not really a spoiler as there is no way I memorized that!

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

I did it some weeks ago and need to repeat multiple time before the video to be able to remember it. ;)

@nelsonx5326

7 жыл бұрын

I am drunk while watching this video. I'm good.

@simonci5177

6 жыл бұрын

Dificulty 5 stars rating = Its for 5y old . It Its simple spinning. 5y old should do it easy. Simple logic.

@dragonmaid1360

5 жыл бұрын

God god no

@feelfreefpv

4 жыл бұрын

@@simonci5177 You obviously don't own one :D

To me the real genius is the creator of the puzzle HOW DO YOU COME UP WITH THAT?

@robertrijkers4923

6 жыл бұрын

computer generated one solution curvatures..... then 3d printed... make a mold... cast with metal

@Zipoqs

6 жыл бұрын

Jimin's Pinky Finger im glad i wssnt the only one wondering how someone thinks of this shit

I would love to see how some of these puzzles are actually created. I can't fathom how a person would go about designing a puzzle like this! It would take a special kind of genius.

I don't know why, but your videos really chill me out if I'm stressed. Thanks for all the cool videos.

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Welcome! Enjoy!

Mr.Puzzle, would you consider on doing your top e.g. 10 puzzles, or show us your collection, just a suggestion... Love your channel

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the idea!

@sheppo

7 жыл бұрын

AvBonzo 9468 good idea!

@MrMGR1986

7 жыл бұрын

Great idea. Make it top 10 hardest puzzles

Oh, I could solve this puzzle *while sleeping*! ...literally. I could only do it in my dreams, not in real life. Definitely a 5/6

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

😂

@Jonathan-js3vi

7 жыл бұрын

Mr.Puzzle Ich merke gerade wieder warum man die Flex erfunden hat.

@prik9802

7 жыл бұрын

PlayTheMind 69th like

@vanisheddig4911

6 жыл бұрын

I don’t even think I could do this in my dreams

@mariagloria5775

6 жыл бұрын

PlayTheMind 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I love watching these complex puzzles because they always look impossible. The people who design these are pretty talented

One of the best you've shared so far for me...."the fewer the parts and greater the moves" are the ones I love the most because true "genius" is at play.....I thank you for this....a most salubrious video...

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the motivating feedback! Glad you like it!

I love this puzzle so much! The color, the shape, the sound when you move it.. And it seems difficult even AFTER watching you solve it!

You were actually able to solve this puzzle by yourself? In one hour? I am truly, truly impressed!

The MAN has done it again!!! Really enjoy watching you solve these puzzles. Makes this old man appreciate watching and doing these puzzles.

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Hi again! I really enjoy reading you comments. Glad you like the videos and even more happy to hear you are into puzzling!

This is ONLY ONE i had from your puzzle collection. And i solved it too.

This is sitting on my shelf as a "not again" puzzle. I got it back together, and I am leaving it that way. Too much trouble....

@trod146

7 жыл бұрын

lol this made me chuckle.

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Hahaha! I know that feeling!

@Varksterable

6 жыл бұрын

After fiddling for few hours, watching the spoiler in excruciating detail and a considerable amount of swearing, I'm inclined to agree. It's back together now, but it'll be a while before I try again. :) Also, that step at 2:47 I just can't seem to do without considerable force. Took me at least 40 minutes just to get past that. No amount of jiggling seemed to help, and without being convinced by Mr Puzzle's solution I never would have got further.

What amazes me more than that people are able to solve this puzzle is that someone has designed it.

Wow, I mean solving it is one thing but the amount of thinking and shaping to design this organic form puzzle must have been mind boggling.

I bought it. Watched the video several times. Solved it several times. But I still get tripped up almost every time. This video actually makes it seem much more simple that it actually is. Even if you know the sequences the odd shapes (they are not round curved cylinders, but like rounded curved half cylinders with sharp edges) and the tolerances are so tight that every piece needs to be in an exact position and orientation to the others to move somewhat smoothly.

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Oh yes, it is difficult not to get stuck. It also happened to me in the video when I pushed it with some force! 😉

This is one of the most beautiful metal puzzles I've seen. I would put this on my shelf in a heartbeat.

how do people design these puzzles? pretty amazing

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

I will find out in the future!

This video will show you the solution of this specific puzzle. It may spoil any fun solving it. Okay fine Keep in mind that knowing the solution cannot be reversed You are completely wrong haha

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

I finally need to replace that spoiler! :)

@krzysztofq7420

6 жыл бұрын

Rafal Iwanczuk, i think the statement is correct because you just saw the solution but still don't know it xD

@akifbenn

6 жыл бұрын

I think I can reverse it by simply forgetting.

@crystalheart9

6 жыл бұрын

With my brain I would forget immediately.

@simonci5177

6 жыл бұрын

Dificulty 5 stars rating = Its for 5y old . It Its simple spinning. 5y old should do it easy. Simple logic.

once again I'm impressed by the design, with such unusual moves and tight tolerances, I imagine the concept is made initially with greater tolerances as a proof of concept the the tolerances are tightened to try to prevent glitch solutions. would they do this with computer software? I mean there have been centuries of puzzles prior to the computer... While the solution remains impressive, the process of making the puzzle is astounding. do you do any puzzle design Mr Puzzle?

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Every time I see puzzles like this one I am thinking about the same questions. Maybe you are right and they do it iteratively. This is also the most likely way from my point of view. Anyway, there must be some point where to start from. I will find out in the future! I will visit some farys. Maybe I can meet some designers there! I didn't design any puzzle so far but planning to do so in the future!

@trod146

7 жыл бұрын

Ben Hutten-Czapski I know that some people do use design software to come up with puzzles, but we will probably never know if the man who created this one does or not. I think using a computer to design a puzzle is a great idea. drawing it out on paper, and thinking of it in your mind, just doesn't have the same effect as seeing your idea in 3 dimensions.

Doing puzzles has helped with my depression. I appreciate your influence.

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

WOW! Thanks and all the best to you! Keep going!

From time to time I would read an article on quantum physics for example and try to understand what I read. I usually blame the authors for not being clear enough. Just to say I am in awe about these physicists, cosmologists, the Hawkings, the Einsteins, and many others. AND NOW, I have also to consider the guys that design these puzzles. This one in particular is from a very twisted, wicked, brillant mind. And to top that, it is beautiful. I'm ordering it. Ich bedanke mich, Herr Puzzle.

How a designer comes up with that idea is beyond me. Such a brilliant thing.

I THINK THAT PUZZLE LOOKS ELGELENT

Had it displayed as art at my old house. Few guests knew what it was. Radix has a beautiful design.

Wow... incredible. I watched over and over again. Must be level 6.

Love that your channel is growing. It is certainly well deserved. excellent video as always. I've rewatched that complex move a couple of times now and I'm still like erm??? 0_0 so kudos to you for being able to do it so smoothly

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! When you handle it it easier to understand and remember. But still confusing! 😝

10/10 would melt

how does one even begin to even start a design like this puzzle? amazing.

I don't understand why this is so entertaining but it is

Interesting, I watched this after solving the puzzle and I am sure I have a slightly different solution, not just the fact that you moved the ring to show the moves in a more understandable manner but actually I use a different move in one part of the procedure.

Legends say that Mr.Puzzle's ring is actually a puzzle...

Good video! Keep it up!

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, good to hear from you again!

beautiful puzzle, can't imagine how they could come up with this

What kind of mind can conceive such a thing? It is brilliant and twisted at the same time.

I do it a totally different way. No spots where you have to force it at all, and I think it's a little quicker (less moves). Interesting! I'll try it this way too. I'll also attempt to record the way I do it so I can post it. Thank you.

Jesus. No way. I'd have hammered that flat in no time. Coaster there. Done.

Two years ago, i mastered this and could disassemble and reassemble it in a minute or two....... Then I put it away. A week ago, I had another run with it and got it thoroughly tangled up. I'd totally forgotten how to do it ! - It's now totally jammed and I'm struggling to get it undone ! - GGGRRRR !

Is really relaxing watching your videos! It keeps me start get into puzzling!

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Now that is what I like to hear! Keep on puzzling!

After much practice, I can now solve this puzzle in less than 2 minutes. I've now begun to try and solve it blindfolded. Master it blindfolded and you will impress onlookers. Doing it blindfolded, two problems arise - the "Beautiful movement" part where the two ends thread through each-other's loops (which occurs in both the dis-assembly and re-assembly and is hard enough to do already, even when you can see it), and the identification of the orientation of the "bottle-opener" when beginning the re-assembly.

more a 6/6

@HeadCannonPrime

7 жыл бұрын

I agree, That is probably the most difficult metal puzzle I have ever seen.

it kind of looks like the channel logo

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Didn't notice, but somehow you are right! 😄

whoa, this puzzle is amazing. the first one that made me actually go and order one.

@Mr.Puzzle

6 жыл бұрын

Enjoy!

This one looks like a killer, I will give it 9/10

I'm not sure how but when I was really into puzzles when I was younger I had this one and solved it regularly in a much simpler manner. It's been years but it had something to do with sliding the thinnest part of one curve through the 'loop' of the other. Maybe it was a defect in my version or a 'cheat'? I'm genuinely not sure. Is there a version of this puzzle that is somehow easier? I just don't believe I'd be able to solve this so easily after watching this guy do it.

This video was anxiety inducing. Love it

I have this puzzle and I solved it myself and got it back together I was super proud of myself

I've solved this puzzle with two different technics and none of them was so complex or using that much force! I just tried yours and I really think it is not the "right way" for solving it. By the way it is a nice and original one ;)

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Usually there is no force needed. It just get stuck sometimes when the angle is wrong. When recording a video I have no time to take care about too many details, since I try to avoid cuts during the solving. 😊

@theaudore7910

7 жыл бұрын

Anyway if anyone wants another challenge with this puzzle, it is possible to solve it another way which only similarity with this one is the position with both piece at each side of the "base", but every moves to get to this point and to go from this point to the answer are different! It just asks a little force for the last move!

Whoa how intelligent do you have to be to create such a puzzle?

Great job , best puzzle yet

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Yay!

So many steps just for 3 puzzle pieces. I'd rate it a 10/6.

Mr Puzzle: This is a very complex puzzle. I have no idea how someone could imagine this and then extend the design to a physical model.

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Me neither but I am happy that someone is happy to do it!

beautiful

Very nice. Good job. :)

100k! Well done, Mr Puzzle

it appears as though temperature would play part in this puzzle. Cold seems appropriate to aid in the over-all handling, considering the variables.

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

All parts would shrink and extend by the same amount. Also, the shrinkage tolerances due to surrounding temperature change is very tiny on these small parts.

How can a person come up with this design and actually manufacture something like this? Honestly!! HOW?

Your voice is so calming

@petrescuework-difficultcas6581

7 жыл бұрын

Abcdefghijklmopqrstuvwxy Z I love his German accent :)

@DizzyAviator

7 жыл бұрын

QA Purrsian yeah me too

okay to solve it is pretty hard but who the fu invents something like that 😱 it has to be a real genius

Remembering these movements seems so complicated for me. This puzzle solver must be a genius 😵

Interesting Puzzle

I remember this one . I did it many years ago。My friend had it , i found it one day when we had mushroom tea (if you know what i mean) ,　i spent nearly 24 hrs having a very deep conversation on existentialism , with it 'the puzzle ) . But by the time i came down to planet earth, it was solved . Never knew how i did it though , this proves to me that shrooms help unlock some areas of the brain, because i have never been able to solve it ever again .

You didn't keep the box!!! Oh man, I always imagined you would have a fantastic display case somewhere showing off all these beautiful puzzles, maybe standing on their original boxes. I love you channel Mr.Puzzle, thanks for hours of entertainment

Ich mag deine Aussprache. Ist sehr lustig... Jedes mal ... immer wieder...

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Du meinst den Mr.Puzzle touch? ;D

@jaggns5774

7 жыл бұрын

Mr.Puzzle ka genau den.

I have around 15 Hanayama puzzles - and this one has to be the hardest of the lot, but I haven't got the Trinity puzzle yet.

Imagine you work at the factory... allday assembling puzzles like this.

I'm still stuck at the girrafe puzzle. help! ;-;

@nel6745

7 жыл бұрын

Baltic Tiger that graffe puzzle can't be resolved it is impossible!

@axonanimations3050

7 жыл бұрын

Hexed78 but that specialist did it.... I still can't do it 😭

There is an even simpler solution than that,Mr Puzzle. However,I feel like your solution is more creative and fun.

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

This was mentioned a few times now. I think I need to check it out!

@shaennaidoo9165

7 жыл бұрын

Multiple secret solutions add to this kind of puzzle. Definitely one of my favourite Hanayama puzzles. I'd really like to see a few unboxings and reviews of newer Hanayama puzzles like Cast Cake and Cast Dial. Just an idea. Keep up the great work!

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

I already got both of them here! Will come for sure!

Reminds me of that double twisted nail puzzle, except with a figure 8 in the middle.

Wow! Impressive. I would give it a 6/6. For some reason my weakness is metal interlocking puzzles. Wood, no problem, metal, nope. Unless they are mechanical like the puzzle padlocks. Those were easy.

Absolutely amazing brain.

I just subscribed to your channel i love your puzzle videos and solutions you come up with I especially like the hanayama puzzles you do have you tried the cast padlock puzzle I would love to see your solution for that one

The assembly and disassembly isn't the same! Notice that the assembly is smooth and that the double ring is always connected to the flat root, while at some point in the disassembly the ring is only connected to the ridged root. Clicking with force ensues because this is a glitch path that I can't reproduce on my radix even with considerable force. Still cool, transferring the ring from on root to the other is actually something I didn't know was possible, but works well. Seems it's a false path however. Bonus path: The video shows how to remove the ridged root by placing the ring at the bottom of the flat root, but you can also remove it by placing the ring at the very tip of the twisty part instead, by laying it on the outside of the flat root.

I'm lost. LOL Fun to watch though.

I love it

This puzzle is really kompliziert!

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

🤓

@gigioiltopo2054

7 жыл бұрын

Mr.Puzzle however your channel is fantastic,never seen so much puzzles before. Thanks for your work :D

i love your channel! im gonna buy my first puzzle, but you make it look so easy! lol. what got you into puzzles? love it and look forward to more

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

When I was young I loved these shops on Christmas market that sold small puzzles. Got back to it when I bought a Hanayama puzzle when I was on a business trip two or three years ago. Nice to hear you will try it yourself!

my granddad got me the same puzzle off a blacksmith in the 70's wales uk but made from nails and a cut washer, the solution was almost the same

A smaller version of this, in gold or silver, would make a cool pendant.

Looking at this channel after watching the Japanese ring puzzle video

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

And, do you like what you see?

Hey, you should try the Hanayama Vortex, this is the hardest one of hanayama imo

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Got it here. By the way, it's from the same inventor.

How was this even conceived? I would love to see the working drawings! Scary clever

We need a live video with a hard puzzle like this one :-D Also you are great (thumb up)

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Still struggling with it. It could last ages! :D

@MAFuentes

7 жыл бұрын

I don't know why but I like watching your video, I think I could watch 1 or 2 hours video. Also please create a wish list in amazon so we can buy you some puzzles.

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Buy me some puzzles? Haha, why not! Let's try! :D

Well that was quite frankly unbelievable. I am always amazed how people come up with stuff like this

Seeing all of these mind blowing puzzles solved I figured that I should give someone a wooden sphere and tell them to solve it

Every Hanayama puzzle melts my brain. Even while watching the solution happen right in front of me, I cannot process what's happening. Total mindfucks.

I'm quite impressed by you solving it... but I'm seriously scared by the thought of what the mind of the inventor of this puzzle must be like.

Awesome

i dont speak english, but i like see your videos :)

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

Your written English is good though! ;)

"You can see how tight it is. Never the less, I will push it right through." Mr. Puzzle - 2017

@Mr.Puzzle

6 жыл бұрын

😂

100'000 subscriber!!!😏

You should be an actor in Da Vinci movies. 😝

Please stop saying 'ring piece' you're killing me over here hahaha

This is crazy.

very complicated :)

hanayama make Kool puzzles,but this one seems hard even with the solution

I feel like if I fall to sleep while watching these I'll wake up like Sherlock Holmes

@Mr.Puzzle

7 жыл бұрын

😂

When you hear the music you know it's about to get funky

Reminds me of the enigma. And how does anyone come with this desigines?