Solving the IMPOSSIBLE REVENGE Lock Puzzle!! Level 10!

[@cameronallmon]

"Pay attention to every little detail, every engraving..." Finds a number engraved that the instructions specifically call attention to. "Probably just a rarity number."

[@DanqueTV_]

214 likes but no reply

[@gamingprostuff]

Danque - there is wdym ?

[@DanqueTV_]

GamingPrOStuFF[RBX] after I replied

[@2-SEVENTEEN]

Danque - not much to reply to

[@einfachmensch3296]

Like watch the Video again, the comment doesnt even make sense....

[@brivyplowman4620]

I would use the 249 as a code for the brass pin as a vault type lock by spinning it 2, 4 and then 9 times to the notches.

[@fredosinsemilla3896]

Yeah that was my thought as well. Why even mention "find your number" if it wouldn't mean anything at all?

[@brivyplowman4620]

Exactly Fredo Sinsemilla... great minds think alike :).

[@GodsGladiator]

Thought the same thing

[@howardc5633]

Yep

[@rec0il_179]

Fredo Sinsemilla to throw you off

[@acharlotte94]

Chris Ramsay: when in doubt, spin. Me in an exam: *starts spinning*

[@aktiv8301]

Me: Spins my entire body, as I doubt my existence

[@shemrance8390]

Chris Ramsay: When in doubt spin. Me: how about I spin all existence.

[@jimhood1202]

I love the psychology behind the design of these puzzles. You could clearly see this one was so hard that you didn't get so much satisfaction from the solve. It would be facinatimg to study the work versus reward curves for a number of these puzzles.

[@pkrussl]

It puzzles me why I like these videos so much

[@iMqmba]

Ha.

[@yeetocheeto9872]

X_HeyIt'sAlex wow, who shit in your cereal? Let the man enjoy his puzzle puns.

[@Sk-ur4sz]

X_HeyIt'sAlex Learn to communicate in a way that doesn't make you sound like a complete bellend.

[@myrealface9358]

X_HeyIt'sAlex God damn all he did was make a pun

[@anthonynguyen3671]

Pkrussl agent get the fuck out 😂

[@Woodyzuka]

that's why it's called "the revenge puzzle". It takes twice the effort to gather it up all togheter than opening it

[@emuller5591]

Nice. Already ordered one for my bike!

[@JDBarker2]

Der Kommentator genius!

[@DonovanCalvertLifts]

That’s not going anywhere

[@robotmaster4515]

Der Kommentator 'Nasa wants to know your location'.

[@xxsnorterxx2898]

have hn spinning it locked on the bike!

[@BastianInessa]

Just imagine putting this lock on someone's locker... that would be fun

[@VELoCity6640]

Or better yet, imagine putting this lock on your ex's locker - that would be a good bit of revenge!

[@ladyphelps21]

That would be a waste of money

[@damophobe]

Ideas ideas...

[@chicoismydog6476]

I would put it on my sisters phone or on her mouth so she would shut the hell up but I can't do that so I think my olny choice is to tape her mouth with flex tape or tape her phone all the way so she can't do anything

[@SeductiveDino53]

There is one way to get it off immediately bolt cutters

[@jalynnbiddy]

8:10 at this moment I would use the numbers on the back and use them like a locker on The gold thing because it reminds me of a locker thing.

[@Sam_Martyn]

JaLynn Biddy exactly what I was thinking

[@marcosmartinez3872]

Kept waiting for him to try that. Cant just be a funny thing those numbers are there for a reason. Otherwise why would they have you find them so easily?

[@dayneglover2054]

6:08 i would give up

[@Sabbysweet5721]

Dayne Glover lmao

[@pubwarrior]

Call ramsay

[@simplyraeann3711]

Agreed

[@Geckomayhem]

Lol. Well, paused the video. I would try to put the brass pin in each hole and try to spin it until something changed or... I gave up.

[@rafaxexe]

dude even if that were your life's motto it's not a good approach

[@Auxemplary]

Why do I feel like that wasn't the tiny wanderer?

[@GoogleMarsss]

because it wasn't... It's a tiny two pound coin from old london

[@GoogleMarsss]

I think... from the pictures that's what it seems

[@MrKeeganimal]

Nico Levy the coin is used to show the size of the lock, as a reference point

[@GoogleMarsss]

oh gotcha... then I have no clue...

[@ryanreynolds3630]

I'm only upset he didn't put the pin from the bottom of the brass key into the hole in the side of the top of it. other than that I think he did all he could.

[@GeneralZeroOfficial]

Weird how the lock changed states after he spoke his number. That's ingenious engineering.

[@lforlight]

9:36 Guessing it's like a combination lock, and that the engraved number unlocks it, based on the notches.

[@ryanhebert5033]

This is what I was thinking. I kept telling him out loud to look at the number again.

[@OldSquidleySpooch]

8:34 that's my thought too. Fingers crossed.

[@fiora8147]

yup

[@CharacterString]

3:27 It's an orientation mechanic. When you turn it to read the numbers properly the pins set -- he thought it was the spinning.

[@valentinklap1782]

Yeah i was like loook at the fucking numbers

[@AmaiarAiramand]

I'm pretty sure this is like the previous puzzle, it just gave you a decoy but it's still not completely solved. I mean, part of the instructions were to "replace the wanderer", and you haven't done that yet

[@austinlisowski1510]

Amaiar unless the spring is the wanderer

[@doctordiv]

You didn't use the number. Something is missing.

[@hielkepost138]

Indeed, I really think you missed something 🤔

[@H1F1v31]

I am pretty sure the number was for notch positions to remove the brass key. He just kinda stumbled through it tho. 3 numbers 3 points

[@TheZanzou]

The number really is just a serial number, it's different on every one of them. But another person who's solved it did in fact say that the little bearing wasn't actually the wanderer so I do think he missed something.

[@thathobbitlife]

6:06 I would check that paper again, and try spinning in rotations of the order or sequence following the number you discovered.. So it's 249 so if turn it 2 times clockwise, 4 times counter clockwise, and 9 times clockwise.. and if that didn't work I'd try a few things regarding the numbers and turns probably.

[@shable1436]

Heather Huber you like these vids too, i recognized your name from sas vids lol

[@andrewmcgiblets5784]

Maybe, but it would require some spectacular tolerances to open from centrifugal forces spinning it in reverse directions for X amount of times in that specific order. A screw mechanism could do it but its fairly difficult to rely on threading when theres so many variables at play. Primarily lubrication and having it work over a period of time as a puzzle, and then degredation of the working surfaces depending on composition etc.

[@ToastMasterGuy]

I'm pretty sure that "discover" your number is just telling you that you need to remove it from the case

[@sploofmcsterra4786]

Ahh, that's probably how he was supposed to unlock it. By turning the brass key like that number of times. I don't think he actually solved it then

[@fotistube]

Using the notches on the brass key I think the number served as a less random way to open it. Think safe combinations, like 2 left, 4 right, 9 left. Of course you don't have a clear zero position so, just guessing here.

[@kateeo4143]

I found you in my recommended and now I’m *addicted* lmfaoo

[@mackenziekirchner7925]

Same bro

[@C.E.G.I]

3

[@Pieonner]

same

[@workwithnature]

time stamp 6:47 maybe you have to align the golden rod with the numbers by turning it like a safe lock.

[@-jed5980]

I had the same lock but it had a different number

[@lewong1602]

This might work if there are 9 notches on the brass pin and there was an identifying mark for notch one with instructions on clockwise incremental increase or counter-clockwise. Without an identifying mark it wouldn't be possible to know where to start and which way to turn. It is unlikely this is the case since I couldn't seem to find any identifying marks designating an initial pin. If anything it would be used in a way to guide you on how to get the wandering pin out of the lock but this just doesn't seem to be the case in this lock. I may be missing something without being able to hold the lock in my hand.

[@JesusisJesus]

There is no need for notches if the numbers correspond to clock positions, So this might require you to dial the pin in at the 2 o'clock position, then the 4, then the 9 o'clock spots. Then again that might be the angle of the groove inside where a ball or a rod slides when the whole puzzle is held at those clock angles...?

[@withdime1176]

Exactly what I thought

[@PoschSpice30]

I did some digging online and someone asked another person that had solved it about the bearing being the wandering and the solver said "...i wouldn't say so, no..."

[@brianbethea3069]

That has been proven inaccurate by the creator of the puzzle himself. The traveling bearing is the wanderer.

[@benjgoodell]

My thoughts are not that you had to do this blind but that the numbers were like that of a combination lock that gave you exact rotations for the key to successfully remove it. 2 left 4 right 9 left again..

[@benjgoodell]

The 2 4 9 is your number as this puzzle has unique path that you must follow

[@kidclover5030]

I binge watch tf outta these videos and it’s relaxing asf. Someone tell me Why?...😂

[@SPAAAAAACEe]

Dude I’ve been doing the same thing idk why😂

[@jacobstockdale7564]

Same here, about the last three to four weeks, every night!!

[@doomburger8433]

same-zees

[@leafroadlounge]

Cheers my friends they have me too... I'm glad the company is good

[@pixienyx4306]

I’ve come to the conclusion it’s a mixture of the music, the process, and the satisfaction of a solution.... I think.....

[@Carmelox_LR]

I'm pretty sure that the puzzle is still unsolved

[@KaeraNeko]

Yeah, I agree. There are steps that have not yet been followed.

[@ApothercyCold]

Definitely.

[@florianbeck4283]

I actually think the "Replacement" ist just putting it back together. There is written "second part" and it begins with "replace the wanderer, brass key and shackle", then "put the lock back in frame".

[@brianbethea3069]

Well, you're all wrong. The creator did in fact verify that this was the entire solution.

[@JamesDailyTV]

6:10- put the lock back in the main box and then use the brass pin you pulled out from the bottom to push something in on the 3rd hole to unlock the shackle all the way, then pull out the brass pin from the top.

[@npigwnl]

“What would you do right now” 6:00 I’d put the lock back in the frame to see what happens

[@conntristrisconn7617]

npigwnl n

[@Algedibarrios]

Satisficing to watch Ramsey solve puzzle. But more satisfying to watch more than 2 hours at the watch.

[@CiphecDec]

6:07 I would put the lock back in the bigger frame and try to pin in the open slot

[@flooblet]

this is your niche bro keep doing puzzle vids and you'll grow exponentially

[@WeekendGamerBallers]

flooblet I agree but his magic vids are what got him started and in my opinion they are cooler. The puzzles are awesome tho and I have no idea how he comes up with solutions to solve them.

[@magnetospin]

I agree. I really just started watching his videos because of the puzzles.

[@アヤミ]

Nathan Christian continue to*

[@marcelinho-3364]

flooblet bruh this assassin profile pic gives me good memories

[@brodyshotts4182]

flooblet fcc cc. Cc

[@thenessman9277]

He only solved half of it, there is still much more inside to see :)

[@sirJbillz]

do explain

[@LordVis]

It's pretty painful to watch him blunder his way through something so simple. Also he's SUPER obsessed with the spinning motion lol

[@thenessman9277]

His next step has to do with the holes on the wide face and the pegs on the larger piece, he got the lock undone, but he has yet to use the brass key for finish it completely!

[@freddieperez7567]

The NessMan9 what should be the indication that he’s done with the puzzle? What should he find inside?

[@thenessman9277]

@@freddieperez7567 The wanderer of course

[@SolarLune]

6:00 I would assume the spring is, indeed, the "tiny wanderer", in that it was "floating" on the inside of the initial "case", so that would be the first goal completed.

[@snubcake1120]

There is 3 holes and the lock only uses 2. I feel like the lock needed to be placed back into the housing and the pin needed to be placed into the third unused hole.

[@Robonator14]

Didn't it say you should replace the tiny wanderer? This gives me the feeling that you didnt find it yet

[@xancasm2012]

Robonator could be that tiny bead thing

[@xancasm2012]

Robonator nevermind he just said that in the video

[@Robonator14]

I hope he revisits it

[@deb85ish]

I don’t think he found it either. Reminds me of the lotus one (by the same puzzle maker) where he thought he found the lotus and it was crappy, then realized he wasn’t done. Thought that would happen again. With such high quality puzzles, unlikely that was the wanderer (also pics online show a coin)

[@enchantedgames6589]

Any one here knows what the wanderer is?

[@Hockeyfiend8]

Imagine putting this on one of your friends locker in school lmaooo

[@eep-squared]

Imagine simply cutting the lock off with boltcutters. Wee...

[@Meatwad787]

Eep Squared Or hitting it with another lock

[@ryugikung3007]

Imagine if u have to solve the puzzle and put it back to lock friend's locker.

[@Emberya]

Great value Bleach that’s why it’s called the revenge lock. To get revenge

[@erikburzinski8248]

@@eep-squared he should send one to Lock Picking loyer to see if he can open it

[@jaidenleathers3251]

I really enjoy your videos I've been watching them for a few months now and my boyfriend really enjoys your magic/card tricks I hope you keep making videos for a long time and I'm excited to keep catching up on your older videos and see all the puzzles you've solved. Much love❤️

[@PRIMEVAL543]

There are 3 holes, only 2 are used to stuck it into the frame. You also get a piece that you can stuck into a hole... hm... a useless hole and a useless stick. Could that have a meaning??

[@jadyncebada849]

I had the same idea to.

[@ry5267]

Cool lock puzzle. Hey Chris... did you ever figure out all the hidden puzzles from that cryptex mystery puzzle box from theory 11???

[@llanoooo]

Your are one the most educated sneaker head I know on KZbin. I like the fact that you keep your fashion and hype wear low key, and just don’t flex. Good work on your videos, and can’t wait to see future content.

[@loudraws6886]

Time stamped at 6:05 and honestly I have no clue lol. Maybe try rotating the gold pin like a combo lock. 2, then 4 the other way, and 9. 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

[@mattbroughton9989]

I just wanted to scream at the screen... 2,4,9!!!!!!!2 rotations then 4 rotations, then 9 rotations, he says look at everything and ignores step 1, then he says there are stages to the brass key and he had to solve them blindly!!!! 2,4,9!!!!! ahhhhhh!!!!!

[@johnsimun6533]

Exactly what I thought

[@hahahahahaha7439]

I wanttt tooo screammm thattt toooooo erghhh im sooo stressed 😂😂

[@Zooka128]

Exactly, then he looks at the 3 holes on the side and talks about how they couldn't drill inside because it's solid, but my first thought is "that probably controls the pins, and the 249 is input using those by the manufacturer".

[@hotcheeto8076]

Chill. Jeez.

[@mistahhbeangaming8127]

he got step one

[@DoRC]

6:04 put it back in the frame and put the pin in the third hole.

[@N1ZE_gaming]

6:00 i would go in to the garage and open the lock with a bolt cutter

[@cyb3rjake735]

I would pick-lock the key hole

[@thesilent3222]

their was no key-hole

[@kyrostuazon9601]

artemis322 there*

[@lancethrustworthy]

6:10 I would be double checking to see if the loose piece will fit into and change anything by way of any/all holes. Rod in hole while pressing on the top center stud thing. Interaction of bits would be what I was looking for. You solve puzzles better than I do. Forward, ever!

[@Ducksauce33]

That didn't seem completely solved are you sure that's it Chris? The maker could of just press fit three metal plugs where them screws are that doesn't seem right.

[@mr.smikels]

I agree I think there was more to be done on the puzzle

[@TheMinority100]

sadly that is the whole puzzle i believe. The "wanderer" was put in after to make it so you couldn't solve the puzzle in the frame.

[@Msx_-hj9xb]

Ducksauce you are completely right

[@chartier67]

Maybe I missed it, but what was the numbers for?

[@Ducksauce33]

that was just the serial number chartier

[@the6ig6adwolf]

@6:03 I would put the lock down and go spend some time outside, summer here in Canada is to damn short to waste indoors!

[@DawnGuitar]

no you wouldnt you watch the video right now 😂

[@redluffsheep8740]

I love final space nice profile pic 😉

[@the6ig6adwolf]

Red Luff Sheep Shwah!

[@the6ig6adwolf]

Dawn except for the fact that I posted my comment @ 9pm and @6:03 in the video it's is clearly daytime. Nice try though.

[@Digitalhunny]

Chris L - It _could_ be raining? Or He _could_ just take the lock outside. This way when it _really_ pisses him off, he could throw it a whole lot further & not break anything. Just be sure & yell out, "four". So, that the lock doesn't kill anyone. There is a risk of someone else finding it, without the "wonderful" instructions. They could get seriously hurt: What if _they_ attempted to solve the puzzle lock? BUT beat their own head into a wall, due to frustration. Could start a cycle. Better stay indoors. Maybe pad your windows with industrial bubble wrap. Just to be safe...

[@unoriginal5839]

Imagine this bad boy on your gym locker

[@lizbaker8193]

Daniel Williams I can barely open my regular lock without being tardy to class..Jesus fuck

[@Hexcade]

Just move to England. Then ya don’t have to worry about a locker. 😁

[@unoriginal5839]

@@Hexcade I live in England ... I just have to worry about everything else like getting stabbed for looking the wrong direction

[@Hexcade]

Daniel Williams ahh I guess that does happen. I’m from the south east, and our crime is pretty low where I am. Where abouts are you. I do hate our country but it does have its benefits.

[@unoriginal5839]

@@Hexcade Manchester

[@zacharyzanedunken]

6:02 I would try to reverse thread the little screw into parts and try to push/pull something out

[@joshgerber754]

I looked up the lock and that's not the wanderer...

[@mydnajt]

Josh Gerber what is?

[@zabawa444]

mateusz W a coin

[@jeromecanero609]

Aha I KNEW IT

[@bmo14lax]

It is not the coin, it is never referenced thereforr the other puzler used the coin as scale in the photos, i believe the wanderer is the lock pin that came out.

[@zabawa444]

Brian Bmo Morgan if it is, then it kinda sucks

[@vpepelov]

Oh my gosh! This constantly changing focus drives me nuts!

[@brianmccarthyjr2551]

15:34, You already found the wanderer. There is a free moving part in the lock. I think that has more to do with the top lock coming off then the orientation of the brass pin

[@brianbethea3069]

It's called the wanderer because that piece wanders around inside of the puzzle. Maneuvering it around the puzzle all the way to the top is the crux of the solution, so you could say it's wandering, and it's tiny.

[@PizzaPromoGuy]

@ 5:58 I think the number was actually was using gravity. Every time you moved the # away things didn't work the same. Could be wrong, could be right?

[@MyuFoxable]

Hey Chris....Ever count how many of your videos say IMPOSSIBLE in the title?

[@the6ig6adwolf]

MyuFoxable that's impossible

[@spinakker14]

The clickbait wording bothered me for a while, but then I accepted that this is just a hyperbole And to be honest, this puzzle would really be *impossible* for me

[@TheLuckymod13]

I believe it is meant to be hyperbole, I agree.

[@thepatrioticgamer32]

All if them

[@spinakker14]

I also found a Mechanical Puzzle Classification system where Impossible Puzzles are a subtype, along with Dexterity based or Sequential Movement puzzles, and the definition is "The puzzle is to explain how an object was made orv why it behaves in a seemingly impossible way"

[@pikichugo]

It was obvious when the paper said find your number that it was a combo lock... 249 was his number and he needed to place the spinning thing to those number in sequence to have it raise

[@lewong1602]

This might work if there are 9 notches on the brass pin and there was an identifying mark for notch one with instructions on clockwise incremental increase or counter-clockwise. Without an identifying mark it wouldn't be possible to know where to start and which way to turn. It is unlikely this is the case since I couldn't seem to find any identifying marks designating an initial pin. If anything it would be used in a way to guide you on how to get the wandering pin out of the lock but this just doesn't seem to be the case in this lock. I may be missing something without being able to hold the lock in my hand.

[@AzureRoxe]

Tim, you were already told that you wouldn't need an identifying mark in this case.

[@texanniner]

Could the first pin that worked automatically = 2?

[@BlackFireCowboy]

It's not actually solved

[@joshuagillespie648]

Zander Burt i agree, you can hear another pieces shifting inside, which i believe is the real tiny wanderer.

[@nicolai9595]

Puzzle NOT solved!

[@zanderfernandez8122]

Hello my name is also Zander

[@marissaghost]

It’s 2am, I have work in the morning, and I’m binge watching puzzle videos. Idk what I did to get to this point in life, but I’m neither happy nor mad about it.

[@rayetigerray]

PLEASE try solving this one again!! You haven’t finished it yet!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You didn’t find the wanderer yet!

[@rayetigerray]

belinda hawkins I looked it up, so I know it isn’t solved

[@OrangeOVL]

I'm pretty sure he did solve it. I looked it up my self, if you mean the coin, thats not part of the puzzle. The English instruction on the letter are poorly translated. In German it says clearly put the wanderer, the brass key and shakle back in place. And the instructions go further in German they tell you that it takes way longer to put it back to gather.

[@rayetigerray]

Idk, I saw someone else solve it trough a blog and it should have a coin inside which should be the wanderer. I mean, neither of us will really know unless we solve it ourselves though.

[@rayetigerray]

First of all, his channel is mostly about SOLVING puzzles. So why the fuck shouldn't I tell him that the puzzle might not be solved??? I'm watching his vids because I want him to solve the puzzles because I'll never be able to do it myself. Like most of us are. So don't come out here and be all mean, when I'm here supporting him and TRYING to notify him it might not be done yet.

[@thestupidknight]

@@gatorade7579 tHeN StOp wAsTiNg uR tIME aNd sOlVe iT yOurSeLf

[@TheRandomGamezz]

The contest: Did I win? No Little sad? Yes Hotel? Trivago!

[@caspianwillis6251]

Knattex that's a mood

[@cubexrath1718]

Hahahahahahah

[@1Collector1]

you deserve a Nobel peace prize

[@arejay9509]

nice comment bro

[@NoName-we2zy]

I love you. xD

[@TitoMcFadden]

5:56. Refer to the "Bad Radio" puzzle solution. If that method doesn't work, try it again repeatedly. Maybe some bolt cutters. Solved. You're welcome. Don't even need to watch the rest of the vid. I nailed it Edit: I was close enough 😂😂😂

[@dominiqueclawthorne268]

Great to hear.. at least you tried!!! 😂😂😂

[@dominiqueclawthorne268]

I am so subbing to you. ✌🏻

[@newtholmes6596]

You Are The First Guy That Said Something

[@dominiqueclawthorne268]

To whom are you jabbering to???

[@indubitablyv.c.4136]

exactly my thoughts

[@DeadSpecimen]

6:05 trying a combo of putting the brass tool in random holes and moving the shackle

[@TheVeganPlumber]

6:08 put the lock back in the frame, try to use the pin & open the shackle?...

[@the9of741]

6:05 try turning the gold life with the peg in...

[@Naamis1]

@6:03 I would place the lock back in the frame and use the pin.

[@lifestlc]

6:02 I'd try using the removed piece to see if it does anything with the teeny ipn under the head of the brass piston like pin... Or try forcing it to unscrew with that little tiny pin pressed down by the big brass piston like piece...

[@puddles1917]

I’d lock to see more puzzle videos like this

[@withlach]

My boy got a tan!

[@rotaholik89]

Lachie McFarlane a fake tan

[@rec0il_179]

Lord Spiffington III and you know that it’s fake how? lol I’d love to hear the logical answer that you have to share with us

[@rotaholik89]

A few videos ago you could see the stains on his hands from not using gloves and if you follow his insta he posts a story of how he did it before going away to Germany, logical enough for ya dude?

[@nowaaru]

your definition of "keyboard warrior" is very loose. apparently asking for a logical answer is being a keyboard warrior? with that logic, i'd be able to come up with the conclusion of you and I are also both keyboard warriors.

[@faqi7076]

Bruh stop fighting yall

[@exotictrash2234]

Anyone got a link to a full solve I'm not sure he completed it and found the tiny wanderer

[@HighlyRegardted]

@8:36 I would be trying the number sequence you found in some way combination with the notches...maybe 2 clicks, 4 clicks, and 9 clicks... like a combination lock

[@nealishacomilan9931]

My gosh. Ive been watching videos for 3hrs now. Hahaha i like the part when it gets solved tho. Cheers chris haha

[@SamSamuylik]

6:00 put it back in the frame or chuck it at the wall

[@madderz69]

Lol for some reason i'm drawn to these vids but i think mistakes were made in this one. Firstly, ignoring the 2, 4, 9 was quite disappointing. I think you lucked out and somehow combo'd something in relation to those digits by physically looking through the peepholes into the bars (still impressive, but I think you cracked the lock there instead of actually solving it). Also i'm not sure you found the tiny wanderer; because when u said @11:55 this little "bearing" fell out, that was what you called the tiny wanderer, but u hadn't removed the brass key yet... So either it's a shitty puzzle (because you did step 4 before step 3) or you never really completed step 4. I'm not sure, but my guess is since step 3 and 4 are sequential then the tiny wanderer should either be in the brass key, or the part you took the brass key out of, or the brass key should be used to find it somehow. I think we need revenge lock part 2; then i'll subscribe :p

[@meatbra]

Imad Akel u butt

[@michaels4340]

They call it a brass KEY, so surely it unlocks the body of the lock to free the wanderer?

[@vinsucce1281]

What about the Brass key is the one unscrewed from the bottom of the lock and the "wanderer" is into another brass maze?

[@brianbethea3069]

As confirmed by the creator himself, he completely solved the puzzle.

[@MarkBreugelmans]

@15:00 .. I would try putting it back into the main body ... the main brass pin can now get lower into the lock, and the two pins in the main body might unlock or unhold the mechanism inside the actual lock

[@matthewwelch8839]

THIS GUY-solves the world's hardest puzzles ME- still can't get this band-aid out of the wrapper and bout to bleed to death

[@sandyhardiman5418]

6:00 I would piff it at a wall and cry in the corner

[@theozekinbros5209]

Make a another video of the Excalibur Edit you should destroy the Excalibur

[@kydencarpio2867]

The OzekinBros is

[@SpringBizkit]

Hey Chris! So I'd love for you to try this one again. I was searching the websites and people have asked if what we thought was the little piece 'the wandered' was the actual ending. However, it isn't. There's actually a bit more to go. Maybe take a picture of that final piece and show it to Wil and see if that truly is the wanderer. If so, great job, however.. just don't think that's it and would love to see this solved all the way through :) No harm in checking right? :)

[@PatrikGluchowski]

I would put it back into the frame and then put the pin in to the last hole a then see what happens.. (6:08). Lets see how I did

[@PatrikGluchowski]

Well, I was completely wrong 😅

[@XeonGame]

Patrik_ Gluchowski good idea

[@meneermankepoot]

Might still be true, I don't feel like this is fully solved especially since he didn't "replace the tiny wanderer"

[@mexicas6637]

I was going to say the same. Oh well.

[@mr.knightthedetective7435]

MAYBE hidden number is a number of how many orientations you need to do!

[@jay-ej6jd]

Isnt 2-4 -9 like a pin code. Like one of the twist locls you go right left right with. So it sort of explains the bronze peice unlocking the arch when he twist it

[@andrewfoss728]

249 is just the number of the puzzle he has. This means he has purchased the 249th puzzle. My puzzle has the number 257. I bought one after seeing this video

[@aitorjara100]

@@andrewfoss728 Man we get it, you also solved it. You are the type of guy who spends one hour replying to the whole comment section. Just stop it

[@andrewfoss728]

@@aitorjara100 LMFAO you truly have some anger issues. All I'm doing is informing people of the truth. It's not my fault your dumbass probably believed he didn't solve it and are getting mad that u were wrong proven wrong

[@Brian-rd5zs]

10:53 put the lock back in the housing without the spring? Since the bottom piece came off it shouldn't lock in the housing?

[@trafikmnky]

249 is the combination of the notches and pin:) boom... 08:34

[@FatalDeceit]

Yeah I was wondering why no one else caught that!

[@DomoReaper309]

6:05 I would continue to watch the video

[@wambamdan3590]

7:29 pull the stuff up at different notches according to you “number”

[@GamerBoss-fn2mo]

WamBam Dan smart

[@xena4950]

8:49 maybe the numbers 249 mean that you have to either spin clockwise or counter clockwise that many times (2 times clockwise, 4 times counter clockwise, etc.) or move the brass key in certain positions

[@uni_tby]

Or spin it 249 times XD

[@pandagguy2990]

6:00 read the instructions

[@massacreskates8853]

i would try to use your magic number to unlock it 10:50 as in use a specific code to get it open like a safe lock

[@lankstonpembrook2294]

I would stop the video look up how to use it and cut the video reframe and continue 🤓

[@fastbreakbank]

His beard has magic powers I swear

[@treyjennings0915]

If you can find one, you should do the egg by Wil. It looks pretty cool.

[@ianmooney5495]

Got mine on the way. Am excited! Chris should also look at the Sweta Cross by Wil.

[@yobladeyo]

6:00 I would try to put it back into the base while the key is lifted/out. I'm getting an unsatisfied feeling with the little wanderer man

[@nickammann9843]

5:58 try to poke the thing that screwed off into every single hole

[@arvetis]

lol you accidentally picked a combination lock

[@aaronhyman2123]

Seriously! The brass pin has three stops,. It has notches for orientation when turning. There is a 3 digit number that is referenced in the instructions. IT'S A COMBINATION LOCK!! That was frustrating to watch...Or I could be completely wrong.

[@jeep9027]

5:57 try to unscrew the brass tool that you have and see if it comes apart

[@strikingscorp4659]

*IS THIS THE TINY WANDERER??*

[@Ekvorivious]

sais "thats a fun puzzle" 😂 Truth: "im dead inside help me"

[@maxbufton7955]

Has anyone ever thought of using these puzzles as real locks

[@michaciupak241]

Max Bufton of course, me. :D

[@connorjustice2855]

6:06 Try to match up the holes I guess? Or try to use the stick thing you unscrewed to hold up the latch from the side holes or the holes on the back.

[@alyssakerrigan7679]

the wanderer is probably the little metal thing he saw moving around

[@brianbethea3069]

So you mean the one he took out of the puzzle and thought was the wanderer? Because that's what the creator of the puzzle says is the wanderer.

[@Joseph_Drew_III]

06:04 To be honest I probably wouldn’t have even made it to this point. And on the off chance I did I’d likely just fumble about.

[@BrittanyYoungxDuckie]

6:47... Throw it to the side and move on with my day.

[@kristamonroe9120]

I just randomly found you today. This morning. 30 min ago. I’m bingeing already. You’re AMAZEEEEE. Totes had to sub instantly. You’re incredible !

[@superdave54811]

@ 6:02.............I would read the instructions carefully. I think you are ignoring the instructions. The brass thingy is key. The small pin inside that locks up big brass piece is also key to opening.

[@DePhoegonIsle]

6:06 I would have tried putting the lock back into the holder, and used the now free pin thing in that 3rd hole, to see what happens..

[@maddysmalz3357]

6:00 I would stop and think about it

[@YouCanPlayGUITAR2]

6:10- I would try putting the lock back in the frame and put the pin in one of the holes available. The base will take care of two of the holes and your pin will take care of the 3rd, but I could be way off.