EXCALIBUR PUZZLE BOX!! Level 10

[@misinformedmarti]

You handled the broken piece of elastic band far better than I would have. Staying calm and collected after the frustration of thinking you are doing the right thing over and over again is not an easy thing.

[@subn0rma1]

I would have become so irrationally angry I might have smashed the entire puzzle

[@zSanityz]

It's likely the prying open of the panel is what snapped the elastic. He was supposed to use the crypto to help solve that part. I think he missed a small piece too that would've helped and made it more obvious (it would've sat on the dial so he wouldn't have needed the sharpie either) All that said, I'm always impressed with Chris's mentality and demeanor when handling these kinds of things!

[@slowerthansound]

I would have fitted a new rubber band, closed it, then opened it with the key!

[@sirnik6304]

i would take a fck this sht break every 5 mins but never give up :D

[@froggman66]

@@zSanityz smart… that could quite possibly be the case

[@froogsleegs]

it does look kind of hideous at first glance but when you understand what it actually is, it grows on you and becomes a charmingly gorgeous little thing. I thought the idea of sending a knight on a quest to claim Excalibur in puzzle box form was genius, really well put together too. going through the cave and getting on the boat were fantastic ideas. it's a great example of how versatile 3D printing can be, building things that would otherwise be impossible! truly some brains went into this one.

[@FirstLast-gw5mg]

I wish the boat had a spring loaded piece to slide out when it leaves dock and block him from falling out of it. But other than that it seems pretty ingenious.

[@rodcaseracing3376]

If you flip the puzzle so that gravity is holding the guy in the boat as you move the boat, it would be easier.. I thought he was holding the puzzle upside-down the whole time he was struggling.

[@ColourSpotCollective]

I thought I saw a tiny magnet on the side of the guy, I’m wondering if he just wasn’t facing the right direction.

[@asi.izzygizmic]

for a $1k puzzle it should have been obvious to be in there. whether it was rotated incorrectly or not is just a lazy design error. also the broken elastiband should have been doubled to be working 100% of the time. Understandable mistakes for $30 puzzle. Not for a $1k puzzle

[@rocifier]

I just wish he wasn't lego. Makes the whole thing feel cheaper. Good appeal for kids though to be fair.

[@Joseph-shmoseph]

@@asi.izzygizmic who knows? Maybe the band broke during shipping, which is something that definitely can happen. It happenes with pcs all the time.

[@yosi.sergant]

all of these vids are awesome... just and idea... i wish i had a video of the puzzle makers watching you work the puzzle. i bet their reactions would be a fantastic supplement

[@Doktor_Vem]

Finally another puzzle video! I've missed these so much! Thank you for coming back to them! :D

[@buddydoeswhat6147]

Dude, that was wild, imagine printing this over and over with every iteration....amazing...

[@88Tyler]

Imagine if that was made of some beautiful hard woods, or billet aluminum! That is such an ingenious puzzle!! This is not a complaint by any means, only what I thought would make it take it to the next level! Great job creator(s) and Chris!

[@zSanityz]

I think it would have to be much larger and much much more expensive unfortunately. Plastic sucks to handle but the accuracy you can get is exponentially better

[@SwervingLemon]

I was thinking that same thing. This puzzle in brass and rosewood would be classy AF.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

I thought the same thing about build materials

[@Zardox2]

I love this channel, because although I can't afford most of the puzzles... I still get to enjoy seeing them solved. 😁❤️

[@cathyjacynthe98]

I think this was the most exciting yet frustrating puzzle I saw you do. You have an incredible patience.

[@ryanc8188]

Man I was starting to miss puzzle solving videos. Glad they are back for a second 👌

[@mula5770]

he just likes when they were more frequent.. u calm down

[@SpydersByte]

27:59 that's funny cause I also thought it was super ugly, but then around the middle of the video realized that I didnt think it was ugly anymore, since the once-clashing colors were now obviously grass and water and wood. Its interesting that you had the exact same flip in opinion :D

[@TequilaDave]

That broken bit is basically how a safe combination lock works. Very simple but ingenious idea. Edit: You could maybe still use it without an elastic band if you held it upwards to allow gravity to let the lever fall into the gates.

[@OfficialMondSly]

7:35 I thought you were gonna try the ol Spin the Puzzle trick there Edit: 10:49 - It's not "At least we know we don't have to do that" - It's more what you said in the beginning; A manufacturer defect. I don't fault you for this. 11:50 THE KNIGHTS JOURNEY COMMENCES 19:50 YOOOOOO PROGRESS IN THE BEST WAYYY 24:06 Phillip Black is someone we need to support so he can strengthen his materials to work with. This is so epic!

[@immerse_yaself]

This might be my favorite mechanical puzzle I've seen on your channel - it's really thought out, unique and impressive how it all flows. It's a shame that the rubber band snapped tho - probably the only piece other than the lego man, that the creator had to order and trust over making it himself.

[@richardneubauer4469]

And the magnet in the key but i didn’t even think about that. That he literally made every piece but the rubber band and the magnet in the key! Just shows how good he is!!

[@gruntopolouski5919]

Do you have a brother/relative named “Jerry”? (Husband of Sharon, father of Amy)

[@gruntopolouski5919]

@@richardneubauer4469 Do you have a brother/relative named “Jerry”? (Husband of Sharon, father of Amy) (and Jerry would be the father-in-law to Chad Varner)

[@momchilandonov]

@@gruntopolouski5919 What kind of a funny random question is that? :D

[@NameUnimportant]

@@momchilandonovnot really funny or random since the guy is obviously reading OPs name and thinks he may know him. Or did that thought simply fly over your head?

[@RichardJr1134]

I was ready to go to bed until I remembered about this video. Now I will not be able to sleep until the end. 😆 It always makes my night complete being able to watch you solve these, especially knowing I'll never have the patience to sit there like you do. I would have wanted to smash the box after the 1st problem. Great job getting it all figured out. You are truly a master when it comes to problem solving!!

[@Jeremy_Adams]

At first I thought ehh a 3d printed puzzle… but watching everything unfold I have to say what an amazing ingenious puzzle!

[@APSwKYLE]

Spin the corner piece that spins , a numbered dial will fall out when it is angled correctly. This is your template for the dial lock. You then need to figure out the correct word or words for the combination.

[@travelplayers5544]

Spells ARTHUR..not get box cutters lol

[@jamesdaniels8007]

@@travelplayers5544 the elastic band broke. Even if he got it right the door wouldn't open.

[@soulsparko]

@@jamesdaniels8007 It's very possible that the band broke because he pried it open

[@jamesdaniels8007]

@@soulsparko true, but we don't know, it all depends on where the band was positioned. Either way, the band wasn't close to the cutter.

[@brianmcclenahan617]

@@soulsparko the band must have snapped from strain either while fitting or it got caught on one of the gears while spinning.

[@willsmith1689]

You called him a mad man and I'd have to agree. That puzzle is crazy with how much detail he put into it. Amazing work on both of You 😊

[@DemonicAkumi]

I do believe if it wasn't 3D printed, that would've been a truly amazing puzzle. There's a gem hidden in there, but the faultyness of these 3D puzzles (seen some of them have issues too many times now) held it back a bit. The idea behind it was amazing, though.

[@mattandlydiahartzell864]

These puzzles usually give me a calming effect, but holy anxiety. Bless your patience with this one 😅

[@galeem713]

So glad I don’t have such an expensive hobby! But I enjoy watching you go through the required thought processes

[@Yaered]

yeah, this felt better in terms of a $1000 puzzle, essentially feels like a classic adventure videogame. Has a small progression line that unlocks new areas to access, key items, and a hidden secret. Doesn't seem that hard to solve and could easily do with some improvements. Hopefully this isn't the only advenutre based puzzle they make.

[@lo-firobotboy7112]

As a toy designer, I feel like this is a very good, almost ready prototype. Use a spring instead of a rubber band, make Arthur click into the boat better, and have the cypher make more sense and it would be very close to a finished product. As is, it's clearly a lot of fun.

[@shable1436]

Needs work on tolerance

[@shable1436]

@@lo-firobotboy7112 cypher is red herring

[@lo-firobotboy7112]

@@shable1436 In my experience, 3D printed parts definitely need a lot of attention for clearances and tolerances.

[@roberthuron9160]

In real life engineering,Murphy's Law always prevails! Any engineered piece of any product,can,and does have failures,and generally the most inaccessible! That puzzle,was a pretty usual operation of the Law! Thankfully,your patience and understanding overcame the minor setback,and the designer will take the feedback and compensate in other puzzles! Thank you 😇 😊!

[@WesBarker]

Damn that’s cool! I love this one.

[@LovingJo]

Omg, after 10 mins of watching this, and knowing you'd been doing it for AN HOUR.. it's driving me crazy 🤪😂 I would have thrown it out the window!! 😂

[@cjackfly]

Puzzle by Ikea. $300

[@benjaminandrew9057]

@Latest Obsession actually because of the broken rubber band he had to brute force that one compartment.

[@JohnyBoat.JZ610]

I liked the maze mechanism like he's going on the journey and I like the fact that the maze is the groove that he's in

[@benjaminmarks3274]

I love that it’s ugly. As opposed to all the understated puzzles that just look like ornaments on the shelf this would definitely stick out to guests and make them ask “what the Shrek is that ugly thing?”

[@MrThomas864]

Great puzzle, great patience, great show keep it up 🇭🇲

[@damianswegles2837]

I have watched this channel for I don't really know how long and always look forward to these very therapeutic relaxing Also fun my grandmother and my aunt are in the 80s and they love Chris Ramsey and they wanted me to ask the internet where your Red button and board for hot dang victory I told them I would write this internet lol thanks to all who put these together God be with you all 🙌

[@DD-mp9ok]

Absolute genius. If I had a grand to toss, I'd buy one. Price is fairly reasonable for the time it took to design & perfect, I would think.

[@Lonestar1771]

The problem with these 3D printed puzzles is that they won't hold up over time especially if they see regular sunlight. Charging 1k for what amounts to $10-15 in plastic (not including minifig) because you're artificially generating rarity is weird to me. I get charging for r&d but why limit it to 99 when you can sell for $50-100 and build to order? Or even sell them as DIY kits?

[@demonearl88]

I like the fact that it's green. Knowing the blue part is supposed to be water, the green area is supposed to be land. It's like holding a little world in your hands.

[@CountessKat73]

I really liked this one. You went from disappointed at having to pry that panel off to total glee at all the bits and bobs you were finding and changing routes. Can we have more of these please?

[@OlidAdcombo]

At first I idea edh a 3d published puzzle… but watching the whole thing unfold I even have to mention what an outstanding inventive puzzle!

[@lainahunt2983]

I like how he tells us the instructions “no force” continues to violently push bottom lol 😂.

[@lainahunt2983]

Love these videos

[@darylmoralde2069]

whenever I'm bored ang got nothing to do, I watch your videos ang i don't know why it really makes me feel relaxed.. keep it up bro. more puzzles to solve☝️☝️

[@imaginethat7830]

Haven't seen your content in years. Glad I stumbled across it. Keep up the good work

[@bluethan806]

The puzzle design conceptually is awesome. I do feel that on a hardware perspective - from the neon green, falling off the boat, the Lego character that can come apart, the jarring spring releases, etc. - could be improved, maybe with more funding!

[@NovaTheWhite]

Year 937 marks the end of the British Battles in which King Arthur participated in 536. Btw, just noticed that you are from here in Qc 🤘🏻 Keep it up! Love the videos and the puzzles!

[@ComputerSchool101]

If I was the puzzle maker, I would definitely take this advice to make even a better puzzle in the future. He definitely has the talent to eventually become a great puzzle creator.

[@kinstray]

Hi Chris, On the Etsy page there is a photo of all the parts, including the pieces inside. Right in the centre is a wheel with 12 numbers including 0. I don't recall seeing you use that on the puzzle. Is there more to it?

[@acereacts2109]

Love your patience to keep him on the boat 😂 most would have just moved the boat without him on it and put him back wen going on land.

[@tonylenzi166]

This reminded me a small zelda adventure, with the grass and water, all the little puzzle to solve along the way using tools i get it that all these puzzle work like that, but just the fact of the little dude with grass and water riding on the boat, i just keot thinking of zelda the whole time, awesome puzzle!!

[@willmaurPI]

I’m so glad Chris sometimes hears my yelling and does the right thing.

[@CrimsonID4]

No way could this be tougher than that *_OTHER_* Excalibur puzzle...

[@raline]

Not harder, but much better. Puzzle where you need to try every combination is sucks

[@mycoolcraig9294]

Loved watching this one. Very Clever. The Green grows on you!

[@lcoq19]

When he kept falling out, the voice in my brain went a little Silence of The Lambs, screaming, "put it in the fuxking boat*!" *boat instead of basket 🤦🏻‍♀️🤣🤣

[@jenniferbutler6786]

😂😂😂😂

[@lcoq19]

@@jenniferbutler6786 I forgot about this comment/video but keep getting the notification that you replied and the reminder cracks me up every time! 🤣🤣

[@themaddtatter6679]

Wonderful puzzle all around, I'm hoping that there will be a part 2 to clear up the mysteries that were not solved yet👍👍👍👍

[@PayPayGoneCrayCray]

There won't be as the coin wasn't a code as he thought he's just the 8th person to buy it

[@justaguydoingsomestuff2446]

Well at least this 3D puzzle was not a total disappointment! Excellent design and slightly dangerous! so that makes it fun lol. Grass green could have been darker . Love your positive content Chris. thank u. hope to follow in your footsteps!

[@jesseanderson8669]

The shop shows the pieces to make this puzzle and there is a black piece same size as the coin that has the numbers 0-11 on it.

[@paulmclaughlin30]

outstanding puzzle can't wait to see what this guy comes up with next.😃

[@gruntopolouski5919]

Chris: “I felt a small resistance to the force…” Darth Vader: “Come to me, my son.”

[@gabi6828]

Hi so for anyone wondering there is actually a meaning to those letters and numbers I looked at other videos and it seems that chris might have not received or not found a black wheel with numbers that is meant to go on the silver knob that he uses to open the door (the one where the elastic was broken) it is meant to fall out of the twistie part and you are meant to use the diagram with the letters and numbers to figure out the code. For anyone interested I will leave the video I found as a reply

[@saiko2062]

so where is it 👀

[@jaysel911]

Still waiting!!!

[@FrostlikeReign]

@Gabi yo where it at lol

[@jamesfair9751]

Sooo where is the link ??

[@kelik1989]

May we have the link to the video! This puzzle was awesome and would love to watch a another puzzle solver take their stab at the puzzle.

[@Eurok666]

That is wooooooow ! All paths, ice, boat ... So smart.

[@angelathompson5654]

Very cool! Thanks for your time to take time out your day to show use puzzle. Sweet 😋 💜👌👍

[@chw14556]

Gives me like a Zelda type vibes. So amazing.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

indeed, I think that the three color scheme aside from the parts that have the "water effect" and logo are definitely a nod to old school action/adventure video games

[@Nadia-dc1jc]

Just what I needed tonight!

[@Matt7R]

You know when you hear your wake up alarm sound during the day? That's the same feeling I get when I hear the "yo what's up guys" at the start of almost every youtube video from every creator these days

[@walternullifidian]

I like the jazzy music in the background! 🎹 👍

[@kellymichaud6442]

we need an update on the 937 and what the puzzle is all about .........

[@KAbhiraman]

Apparently, Chris is missing a wheel with numbers carved on it that comes attached to the silver nob that's used for solving the door puzzle. Looks like the number is somehow associated to unlock the door.

[@curtis6996]

First thought came to me is Arthur Pendragon

[@johnsyeats2044]

9, 3, 7 makes ARTHUR 5, 0, 11 makes GEORGE 1, 6, 4 makes EDWARD Which leaves 2, 8, and 10, which are PE, HA and RO respectively. Not sure what to do with those.

[@shreddednerves]

@@johnsyeats2044 Harope? Lol

[@PandamaniaG]

Lockpicking hobby person here. The numbers seem like they are the numerical stops required for the rotation safe lock to get out the lego guy: Numbers were 9 3 2 then do the following: So 5 rotations right - resets the 3 dials internally. No 1# 4 rotations to the left & stop on 9. No 2# 3 rotations right and stop on 3. No 3# 2 rotations to the left and stop on 2. THEN - rotation right pulls the latch & opens the lock 932 being the locations on a clock to stop the dial at the 12 o'clock mark externally with relation to the dial (with 12 being where the dot was placed in the video)

[@christelalouis-jeune3062]

Every time Chris makes progress I get happy! 🎉😁🎉

[@59patrickw]

Its the mind and skill of the people that make the puzzles that get me , then the mind of the mind of the person solving them astounds me

[@DalioDesigns]

That band that broke could be eliminated by putting a compression spring on the left side of the arm. Done correctly, that should never fail. With all of the other places springs were used, I’m surprised the designer didn’t do it that way. Either way, the thing is an impressive piece of work!

[@jkliao6486]

Late to the comment, but I think that is one of the lego rubber bands. Both the color and the size matches. And with the lego minifig being the main character of this puzzle, I feel like that's why it is used instead of a compression spring.

[@justinkrause5129]

Two Excalibur puzzles broken, two Excalibur puzzles solved.

[@sueparras6028]

Thanks so much for doing another puzzle video! Really missed them. This was really fun to watch even with the broken rubber band. Good luck getting back together. ✌🇨🇦👍💯😀🧩🧩🃏♟🕹🎮🪄

[@AwesomeMetalBands]

Excalibur definitely my favourite. I love that puzzle especially it's RPG video game nature. Would be awesome as a legend of Zelda Link figure.

[@kewa228.]

Класный пазл, один из лучших, по моему мнению. Спасибо за видео. Я уже успел соскучиться по "решению головолоки". 🙂

[@GaryCunninghamyouareenough]

Your intro's are not only 🔥but they are also becoming more and more inspiring - and considering you post weekly, that is amazing! 🤟 What an insane puzzle 🤯 (that was a really satisfying "POP" when Excalibur popped out) - props to the creator 👏👏👏 Your patience knows no bounds Chris - great puzzle, great solve 🤟 Cheers man 🙏🏻.

[@antarfodoh]

The price vs quality certainly gives me pause (the elastic), but what a cool puzzle! I would just hope that at that price, there wouldn't be parts prone to failure.

[@KrazeeKraftZ]

It's just a shame puzzle creators don't understand the economies of scale! Mr black might sell more if they were cheaper and then he'd make more money over all!

[@PurpleFoxArcade]

@@KrazeeKraftZ They sold out at over $1000 (x99). He made plenty. :P

[@marcduran2942]

@@KrazeeKraftZ As a puzzle box maker myself, a large scale is not a good strategy. Selling 100k units for 99$ is too much time for printing and assembly, it would not be profitable, not counting the time spent on conception. We are talking about months of deep thinking, design and prototyping, this is what you buy in fact. The good strategy is pre-order to determine the number of units to be produced, then adapt the production assets and build. For a large scale, it needs industrial production ressources and assembly process, which is not possible here as a complex puzzle assembly is like assembling a watch. It demands a lot of precision that only hand can achieve. Industrial production would require a huge setup investment. Moreover, the customers for such kind of product love the limited series as the puzzle box becomes a collector item.

[@noodleeees]

Not sure if you made the comment on it or not but it did just click in my head as to why the puzzle was green as soon as you said "Journey" because of the water being water, the green I guess is supposed to represent grass mayhaps? makes more sense in my head now and makes it a much more astatically pleasing puzzle to even look at.

[@josephjohnson6331]

Hey Chris love the puzzles and card tricks.

[@caseyefaw2676]

bro i don't know if you will see this but your intros are better than most movies but i love all your videos man always keep it up

[@user-se7nu6th9u]

haha it was so fun watching you push that little man around the world

[@NameUnimportant]

This one was, after realizing what was going on and giving grace for the few small QA issues, an awesome puzzle!! Just the thought of it and then making it happen has to take serious creativity or brains or both. Definitely want to know what the cypher was for though.

[@crowofill-will2551]

This is 100% my favorite puzzle you have ever solved.

[@ru5h7]

This Puzzle is freaking Amazing

[@itchey911]

Hey once you find out what the code thing is for I would like to see a part 2 to this puzzle if there is a need or an update on what we need. But other than that I love the puzzles you get and salve on here

[@PayPayGoneCrayCray]

I looked at from another channel and it said 1/99 so he was the first one to get it so for Chris he's the 8th buyer

[@chaennieluv7891]

@@PayPayGoneCrayCray I think they’re talking about the alphabet letters and not the numbers

[@PayPayGoneCrayCray]

@@chaennieluv7891 I realized after typing it lol but I think it was supposed to be the safe code anyways

[@JD_Mortal]

Needs a tiny "pressure-clamp" to hold the guy on the boat. One that locks after it departs a landing and opens after it reaches one to drop him off. That rubber-band needs to be a spring. Rubber bands deteriorate in air and melt when touching certain plastics. I think the cypher had to do with the first "lock" to unlock it. The three letters have to do with the 3 digits of the code for rotation of the dial, to align the tumblers". (Which failed due to the broken rubber-band.) Honestly, that could have also been a simple "spring-steel band" too.

[@knowing1399]

This puzzle was really awesome, but 1000 dollars seems pretty steep. I could see like 200/250, but supporting an up can coming puzzle maker is it's own reward. Maybe after he sells a few that will give him the capital to start working with better and better materials, and refine the fit and finish.

[@SpydersByte]

25:35 finally flat earthers have proof that you can fall off the side of the earth!

[@feliksisaksen]

I love the look tbh, super cool design!

[@Vanbooskie]

I wonder what caused the elastic band to break? Probably shipping? Or maybe the elastic was just a little brittle. Either way, should be an easy fix with a new band, I'm sure you can get one that size at a dollar store or maybe any store that has a crafting isle. Super cool, thanks for sharing

[@zSanityz]

It's likely the prying open of the panel is what snapped the elastic. He was supposed to use the crypto to help solve that part. I think he missed a small piece too that would've helped and made it more obvious (it would've sat on the dial so he wouldn't have needed the sharpie either) All that said, I'm always impressed with Chris's mentality and demeanor when handling these kinds of things!

[@Vanbooskie]

@@zSanityz I don't think it was from him prying, I do think it was done by moving the dial around so much and pushing and pulling it out, so I guess it would be under the same category of "prying"

[@zSanityz]

@@Vanbooskie ah, that certainly could be too. It's definitely a weak spot and there was some extra force being applied so it's hard to say what the cause was.

[@mattmurphy7896]

It sounds like The Battle of Brunanburh was fought in 937 AD with King Aethelstan defending England who some believe was the true basis for the legend of King Arthur... Wow, learned a thing... Maybe that's what the 937 is for?

[@mitchkatz4918]

very involved puzzle a guided jourmey around the box. is the box opened completely or is there more?

[@Cheesenipz97]

That puzzle box looks cool, like a ben 10 gadget😆

[@aserta]

It needs a little bit of work, but 90% of is there. Nicely made puzzle. Personally, i'd figure out a better shape for the track, using a truncated cone for the retaining pin will make it really difficult to move as it tapers and therefore sticks itself to the track. There's a reason CNC machine and milling T tracks are T shaped.

[@Aussieknuckleheads]

Shame about the door lock altho it did open for a second when you first started turning the knob. Such a great puzzle. 🇦🇺🤘

[@BrodieDaVinciVlogs]

when you ripped the metal knob out of the hole when you first put it in that hole, i heard it snap

[@MrBunitj]

Weirdly was just gifted a game called "Sophie's Safecracking simulator" on steam. When you opened the combination lock at the start, I was like that looks just like the game.

[@TvTink]

Hey wait a minute...didn't you already solve an Excalibur puzzle a long time ago...back in the before times...I remember you pulling the sword from the puzzle its self 🗡

[@TimdeKousemaeker]

shhhhh we don't talk about that one

[@benjaminandrew9057]

*random stranger* "How'd you lose your eye?"....*Chris* "It was the price paid to find Excalibur." lol

[@jenniferbutler6786]

Lol!!!😂

[@kirill2ll]

I'm at 9.34 and I believe you don't have to pull the knob when you get to the "open" phase, you have to actually open something. Just making a note for myself

[@christiamichael9232]

That was a journey!! Any recommendations for a beginner's puzzle? Preferably one you can get in the EU and does not cost 1000!

[@kellymichaud6442]

go to the liquor store

[@jangrewe]

Now that all 99 copies of it have been sold, he could just release the STLs so that anybody can join in on the fun and print their own! I'd happily pay for them, too.

[@bonnieharris4538]

Just as you were attempting another line of enquiry, pesky sponsored ad kicked in interrupting the video; on this occasion, announcing that Disney Plus are now running The Simpsons; heralded by Homer very loudly going 'DOH!'.... ye hadda be there 😂

[@wendyclark4574]

Loved the concept of this one, but like you, I’m thinking what was the purpose of all those bits with the code?

[@IIIReptarIII-TCPH]

It's a Cypher to tell the year this event was supposed to take place.

[@mr.least2201]

Amazing design

[@Nizati]

I love the idea of this puzzle. Charming as hell. Very detailed. Is it worth 1000$? Not for something with this many flaws that need to be worked out... broken elastic... the lil knight yeeting himself off the boat.... It might be better to have the a knight that's built into the puzzle, even if it looks a lil less like a knight.

[@6literfuelaholic655]

Thats awesome! Puzzles are such a great way to use ypur brain

[@nokillnina]

I can't recall that I ever saw you using a marker on any puzzle box. The Ideas of this box are really good... but I did not get the feeling that I would enjoy this puzzle.

[@nokillnina]

don't get me wrong. It is a very clever puzzle. but the 3D print might need some refining :/