I thought the puzzle was going to have some Pythagorean’s Triangle shenanigans

@ga35am

3 жыл бұрын

Why? Hahaha.

@plumberman4u

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my God, there's that word again. - SHENAIGANS. Thumbs up for you.

@roderik1990

3 жыл бұрын

Same, but then I figured that diagonal pieces would just be even more of a hindrance.

@osmondwong508

3 жыл бұрын

@@roderik1990 same, but then if the solution is carefully designed to include that, it will be amazing when the player solve it out

That’s a super cool puzzle. But I doubt I would ever solve it lol

@Megan-hu5is

3 жыл бұрын

Not the comments section I expected to see Mayor Mori in, but I suppose we all love puzzles!

@jacobgillispie6656

3 жыл бұрын

If you watch the video, *SPOILER ALERT* Then it should be a breeze.

@thongquixote

3 жыл бұрын

If you really try, you can do it!!!

@RoseCurry5

3 жыл бұрын

The patience it takes alone would kill me.

“Why should i put 2 inches there if i’m not going to use them” -God when making me

@matthewwhiting2645

3 жыл бұрын

he said two hinges

@joeimjoe

3 жыл бұрын

@@matthewwhiting2645 "two hinges" now that I can relate to

@odinordonez8034

3 жыл бұрын

@@joeimjoe aYo?

@TS_Mind_Swept

3 жыл бұрын

And they're not lacking why you think they are 🧠

@alessandrogodoi605

Жыл бұрын

Por que deveria colocar 2 polegadas there

Could be improved with magnets in the bottoms of the holes to hold the pins more securely, if the pins are a macnetic sreel.

@nak_attak

3 жыл бұрын

macnetic sreel

@soaringpuppy4042

3 жыл бұрын

macnetic sreel

@sezylrin4138

2 жыл бұрын

that would just make trying to get a piece under another piece harder and more irratating, and considering how this puzzle is pretty heavy on trial and error having the magnets will just make the solving process more tedious

I love this puzzle. Having an upper and lower path adds to how many solutions you can have without being overwhelming. Very fun and cool.

I think that, by measuring how many "holes" the meters are long, you can know how many times it needs to overlap, by subtracting the length in "holes" of the rulers from the board area in holes. In this case 52 - 42 = 10 overlaps

@lxsers_lxne1445

3 жыл бұрын

Your brain is too huge

@Jessethecraftsmen

3 жыл бұрын

🤯

@AdventurerJoey

3 жыл бұрын

You forget two layer rules

@nickc3627

3 жыл бұрын

i like turtles

@wenexplosion5538

3 жыл бұрын

I scan boxes for a living, I think im good.

"I rate it 3/5" Man, I wish I was that good at solving things.

There is a class of digital puzzle games known as "line puzzles" or "line art puzzles" that follow a very similar concept. I have one on my phone that's called "Flow Free" and the goal is to cover every space on a grid with differently colored lines. The trick is, the lines have to connect between two points that are predetermined on the grid and they can't cross each other (which are the only real main differences from this one) but the thought processes you used to solve this are almost identical to the thought processes I use to solve the different boards in Flow Free. In particular, when I have an empty corner or empty space in an awkward looking location, I know one or more of my lines isn't stretching where it's/they're supposed to be. Having the freedom (and necessity) to be able to cross the lines with this one with two layers definitely increases the difficulty of this type of puzzle, as when all of the lines are on one plane it's far easier to visualize where each line is supposed to twist and bend around the others. Then again, the board in Flow Free have grids that go up to 15x15 lines and I've seen them have 14 colors on a single board - I can't imagine how insanely complicated those boards would be if I had to layer the lines like this puzzle...

You know, this channel is great for people who like puzzles, but are crap at solving them themselves - like me!

finally a you tuber who hypnotizes you to make sure you watch his content

At around 4:30, I saw the '3rd option' to this puzzle (rotate either the 1piece or the 4piece 180degrees around the longest piece) and instantly figured that doing so would lead to the solution. It seemed like the right leap of logic, based on how these puzzles tend to go. So I opened an Excel doc and plotted out where everything else would go, and got the solution pretty quickly. My solution was mirrored vertically from yours. at 6:15 you actually got most of the angles right for the first measure. From '15' down to '1' was laid out correctly, it just needed to be rotated 90 degrees, moved to the right spot, and then had the longer piece fit in over the top. You actually made the leap of logic at 7:24 during a jump cut. Kinda upset you left that very important move out of the video.

Puzzle Guy has also solved this puzzle a long time ago. I just checked his solution. It is the mirror opposite of Mr Puzzle's solution.

@salluckie8262

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure Mr Puzzle and Puzzle guy are the same person

@theperegrinator8007

3 жыл бұрын

@@salluckie8262 Puzzle Guy = IQ100500 (Russian channel)

@AngrySanta

3 жыл бұрын

Before him Fleb solved it.

@thehaigu321

3 жыл бұрын

@@AngrySanta I wonder if fleb is is doin alright

Thanks for making Me relax while watching your videos.

Watching this, I keep thinking "you're going to need to put both peices down at once and weave"

Wow, this puzzle's seemed so basic yet so complex. The solved moment was really very satisfying

I know this one (got it at a shelf at home). Love these kind of packaging and measuring puzzles. Must say, you did it a lot quicker as I solved it the first time. And yes, this is the solution I found too.

Might be my favourite puzzle on this channel this year.

Thanks, Mr. Puzzle! Pleasure as always

love your channel, very relaxing and interesting thanks !

@Mr.Puzzle

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks

this looks like a very cool packing puzzle! nice! thanks for sharing!

I would calculate the number of spaces first. Some points wouldn't have 2 layers. From the board (7×6) and the pieces (counting both layer, 73 "squares" in total), we can know that there would be 11 points with only one layer. This would help the "trial and error" because if there are more than 11 inaccessible slots, then it's not part of the correct answer.

Hypnodisc from Robot Wars likes the extra gadget.

Before he solves it, I'm expecting to see a diagonally-placed 5-long part.

@dusaprukiyathan1613

3 жыл бұрын

Oh well.

@whythosenames

3 жыл бұрын

this would be smart

Should’ve called it desperate measures

I have found three solves.

If you could place them diagonal it would only be one way to do it. The one with the measurements 16 to 21 would fit perfectly into two holes because of the Pythagorean theorem. 3^2+4^2=5^2

Thank You

love this puzzle

1:32 "Im Zoom" .......I'm hypnotized😉

That is an awesomely tricky puzzle. Would keep my mum confused for years!!!

Excellent

Tough measures puzzle US edition: you have to convert from metric system into hamburgers per football field.....

That's a neat puzzle.

Interesting puzzle it looks to be very nicely built I wonder if it comes in different wood types

I can’t ever do love this

A 3/5 ???? That's it? This is a NIGHTMARE. But, that's why you're Mr. Puzzle.

I miss how he used to say "bearing ball"

@Mr.Puzzle

3 жыл бұрын

👈😘

@benny-synergicpsytrance9064

3 жыл бұрын

This time it was the "Ball Bearing"! The "bearing ball" is also more familiar to me ;) greetings from germany

@markgearing

3 жыл бұрын

I’m inclined to say that “bearing ball” is correct, since it’s the ball that is part of a “ball bearing”, which comprises inner and outer races around a cage of balls.

@Jesse__H

3 жыл бұрын

@@markgearing That does make logical sense actually! But a native speaker wouldn't really say anything but "ball bearing" because English says no to logic 😅🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Im new here but i love the way this man talks i wish i had his accent

Please deliver puzzles to India as well. 🙏

Great one, i doubt it has only one solution, but who knows!

Some insight into mr puzzles brain

Very clever and very satisfying to solve I think, but...doesn't look like much fun trying to find the solution.

Yes this is the solution I got too. After I watched the video lol

Just tested my brass Mezmocoin on the Foreverspin limited Spinning Base (concave glass surface). Easily 15 Min of spin time! The ballbearing is not just normal steel, but of tungsten carbide for extra hardness.

@Mr.Puzzle

3 жыл бұрын

Got it also here. Will try! 😁

A general thought about this kind of challenge: things are much easier for today's puzzlers who have access to mobile phones and digital photography. When working on a solution you can take pictures (or even video) before you start, and then dozens of photos as you try different combinations. With no need for paper and a pencil, it feels a bit like cheating... ;-) In the old days, taking pictures with a film-camera meant waiting a week for the stuff (all blurred and too dark or too bright and useless) to come back from the developer. Annoying, slow, and really expensive. Incidentally, taking instant digital pictures is also a great help when stripping down things like car gearboxes and wiring looms, which can also be quite puzzling to put back together.

Wow...you have passed 700k subs...last time I saw ..you weren'nt even in 100k grp I think...Congrats ..i haven't been able to watch video of urs for a long time but I had left a sub since the channel was great. I'll have to Binge when i get a long break I guess..

I wonder if you could solve it with one of the pieces number side down.

Ah, that's very nice.

I liked your logice in the start.

The code is number of holes taken on base and up/down. easy to create a program to solve.

Here in Brazil you can't find this model anywhere, please help me in this part to find thanks

Just started watching... I already see diagonal positioning of the rulers in the future (EDIT: Fail). Also... Mr. Puzzle has finally come over to the 'ball bearing' *Dark Side*! My nefarious plans proceed apace!! Haha, great vid as always, Mr. P. Cheers from NYC!

@Mr.Puzzle

3 жыл бұрын

😁👍 Thanks

@Kokurorokuko

3 жыл бұрын

well it's lonher on diagonals, so it's pretty obvious it won't fit

Wow does that puzzle look difficult! I just started the video. Hope all is well with you! Nice to see you. Cheers, Eric 🇩🇪🇺🇸 Edit: Wow! You sounded like you were in such pain there for a while. I was a bit worried. I know you don’t like packing puzzles as much. Did you get a bit lucky? ;-) Was amazing how it came together and you got the over and under routes so fast after you saw the solution.

I feel like a bigger version with 3 layers would be a 7/5

there was a youtuber called fleb who did this i think. he was how i found this channel through the recommendation chain.

Damn...somehow u solved it like no problem at all...

That looks incredibly frustrating to manipulate.

It's not my favorite type of puzzle but the design is very clever and different and I appreciate that. Though it feels like part of the difficulty is just manipulating the pieces at all -- from here it appears really fiddly, and not in a tactiley satisfying way.

I like this typo of puzzle - even if I see the solution I will not remember it

The real puzzle is to find out in what units the measures are. I believe that they are too big to be centimeters, and too small to be inches.

@arcadecarpet631

3 жыл бұрын

They look like inches to me

@fewwiggle

3 жыл бұрын

@@arcadecarpet631 If only their were some measuring device/standard that we could compare with...... :-)

I'm sure it has multiple solutions. It was cool though. 10:48 Error color correction...

This puzzle has imMEASURABLE difficulty

You is just amazing'

That Mezmoglobe thing is so hypnotic.

I dont Puzzle but I love it

Ball bearing! He said it right! He said it right!

@markgearing

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry Jim, this time he said it wrong, just like everybody else. The individual ball is part of a circular bearing, not a bearing itself.

@jimstennett8017

3 жыл бұрын

@@markgearing so what you saying is that if he ever visits an English speaking country you would rather him say it TECHNICALLY correct and be right than to say it the way 99% of his listeners believe it to be and think he’s saying it wrong. Great guy. You must be a hoot at parties.

@markgearing

3 жыл бұрын

@@jimstennett8017 - Well, no, I didn’t say any of that. You’re reading a lot into my comment that just isn’t there. It does raise an interesting point, though. If enough people believe something to be true, does it become true by virtue of widespread belief? If you visit my house and like my pet, which I tell you is an elephant, and then over time you convince most people that elephants are wonderful house pets, does that make my dog an elephant?

@leefisher6366

3 жыл бұрын

@@markgearing I'm not sure. How large is its trunk? Seriously, though, I've started calling them bearing balls, and I've been explaining this to everyone that queries it. Hopefully, the idea will catch on. It only takes one butterfly to start a hurricane... apparently.

@jimstennett8017

3 жыл бұрын

And here’s the ultimate solution, Mr Puzzle. I enjoyed watching your videos for the past few years. They even helped me through my 18-month battle with leukemia. But if these are your fans then I want no part of this channel anymore. Good luck and goodbye.

This is just a puzzle requiring to know how axles work on multiple pieces. It's hard I admit but some good deep thinking works no problem

Bardzo nietypowe😊👍❗

A while back you showed a toy where it looked like two gears turning into each other. Can you help me find it again? Thanks

@fewwiggle

3 жыл бұрын

Are you talking about either the "Antikythera Puzzle" or the "Surprising Gearly Puzzle"?

@nathancasebeer4005

3 жыл бұрын

@@fewwiggle it wasn't actually a puzzle, it was a fidget toy. It was made in Vancouver I think. It looked like a marvel of engineering

@fewwiggle

3 жыл бұрын

@@nathancasebeer4005 Ahhhh!!! I only watch about a third of his videos, and that doesn't ring any bells -- sorry

My aunt gave me a puzzle like that in three dimensions and I was not yet able so solve it. So you have to fill a cube.

Das war wirklich ein schönes Puzzle. Grüße gehen raus vom gefühlt einzigen deutschen der deine Videos guckt 😂 Hast dir ein schönes Kanal aufgebaut in den letzten Jahren. Viel Spaß und Erfolg weiterhin Herr Puzzle 🧩

@Maric18

3 жыл бұрын

der rest von uns kommentiert halt auf englisch, ne? :D

We're all under your control.

all hail hypnotoad

Dieses Puzzle hab ich auch. Soweit ich weiss, gibts nur diese eine Lösung. Jedenfalls habe ich keine andere gefunden. Und ca drei mal so lange gebraucht wie du. Wenn nicht noch länger. ^^ Ja, die spiegelbildliche Version zähl ich jetzt nicht mit. Ist ja das gleiche.

Hey Mr.Puzzle! I'm really sorry I think I last saw one of your videos a year ago... I'll try to watch them all in a Mr.Puzzle rally lol. Anyway, keep the good content and, as always, keep on puzzling! (or puzzleing? one day I'll know)

@Mr.Puzzle

3 жыл бұрын

Enjoy! So much stuff to watch! 😁

Packing puzzles are more fun than those reverse engineering kinda stuff

Anybody else notice how there are exactly enough hinges to make a complete border of them? Would there be a solution where all the hinges are on the outside?

@Pumbear

3 жыл бұрын

1 hinge missing

@McMxxCiV

3 жыл бұрын

@@Pumbear Crikey, you're right! My bad.

Bonza!

You can mirror it. So there are at least two solutions!

There is a moment at 5.38 or so, when I saw it solved, then you messed up not seeing. Let's see.

Can you provide me with the value of pulzzes for Brazil,, you have very nice ones, I would like to buy them,, with you if possible

this reminded me of fleb

Nice

@26mmiller

3 жыл бұрын

Congrats, you are the first comment

I'm pretty sure he done this before

This looks very frustrating

21

you have hands

10 minute mark dont make it obvious

Oof so hard to watch this struggle... This puzzle is actually quite simple...

Tough puzzle

no

Every puzzle finished at end luck or just coincidence ?????

Check this puzzle, the Pioneer Puzzle Box: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZqmJppR-oba0h7Q.html

Though

It the only way to solve the puzzle By over lapping It has a Few Solutions to it

"I don't know if there are multiple solutions"...there at least two, cuz you can turn it around

I don't think the solve was correct. I'm pretty sure you need to start the second one where the first one ends off so after 27" at the end of first one then 28" is next to it on the start of the 2nd piece, so it is like one big long measuring tape. You have 27 in the bottom left, then you have 28 in the 2nd row down and 2nd column.

Sorry but it seems rather random, both the puzzle and the way to solve it, using trial and error. and dare I say, a bit boring to observe, I have seen some solved on this channel using an analytic approach, or deduction and those must be much more satisfying to solve. Or perhaps Satisficing

"Hanz, get ze panzer" Sorry not sorry

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