Tim's Trip to Atlanta 2018

[@AceAttorny]

I love it when Tim gives us little puzzles at the beginning of the video and tells us their answers at the end.

[@Isaacandjed]

Water...

[@ivanfedorchuk1491]

Fetish

[@PantsB4Squares]

Cheese wheel

[@dr.inkwell1070]

I'm confused.... "Water fetish"?...

[@garryghibli5993]

@@Isaacandjed from the Nile

[@arthur3545]

I think you're a wonderful person, Tim

[@recklessroges]

He is.

[@daygrow2]

Facts

[@soumiljena427]

FACTUAL

[@donovan30]

No u

[@wolfykunchan6725]

True

[@violetscreaming]

discovering Tim and spending the day binge watching = bliss

[@queencarter3048]

I love when Tim just rambles off with his inner thoughts at the end of showing an item 🥰

[@broph1401]

Anyone use Tim to help sleep?

[@jeltehoekstra9784]

Cringe Fuel not sleep but to relax

[@bigpompano1659]

I use this channel to sleep. Funny thing is is sometimes I’ll just end up staying up and binge watching tim😂

[@undeadpilots8780]

I kinda use him for anxiety more than sleep

[@Slaughta18]

ASMR 😊

[@daygrow2]

he is so soothing

[@CosmosTheMouse]

It's about 6,472 miles from Atlanta to the Nile

[@monikasternfels6974]

Water from the Mississippi

[@mhamadmhamad6053]

C0sm0sTheM0use ز٧ه

[@MattExzy]

Miles from the Nile

[@michaelsaball6895]

Ok

[@Hirahira-lw4ep]

Spencer Sternfels Ejugugcbkjcv n

[@vld2435]

Tim: *[sees pony]* Oh, we got this piece over here Tim: *[rips its head off]* Oops

[@DrewskiTheLegend]

2F4ce he created some sort of eldritch pony-thing rather

[@towwong2822]

How to torture bronies

[@johnseriousmen9256]

Me: *[Sees my enemies]* Oh, we've got these assholes over here Me: *[Rips their heads off]* Oops

[@AbsoluteAbsurd]

He rips off its head and starts contorting it in absolutely horrendous shapes. Lmao

[@numbundy8078]

Poor pinkie

[@MelRetro]

*Deformed MLP Toy* Tim: "I actually enjoyed doing that."

[@emmanuelalatorre9488]

Nice

[@bostonrailfan2427]

@m0ist well it’s Pinkie Pie so beheading her is even more satisfying

[@maxfactor4209]

Never die....

[@catsindabag6885]

max factor legends never do

[@NintodoMan64]

max factor don’t jinx it

[@falconhunter4440]

He will never pass away if we keep him in our hearts but sadly it will happen...

[@O-beefie]

He properly got that AI robot memory thing. "just something I picked up, I thought was cool"

[@kareno8634]

*YAY!* I Second ~ *

[@WorldsWorstBoy]

I love the videos where Tim goes somewhere and brings back toys he found in the wild.

[@antheawang3722]

*in the wild*hahahaha

[@justindorthewonderwizard645]

I KNEW I SAW A GUY WHO LOOKED LIKE TIM AROUND ATLANTA

[@herzen9857]

justindor the wonder wizard *YOU MISSED YOUR CHANCE*

[@justindorthewonderwizard645]

Herzen I KNOW:°(

[@fakename8749]

>fidget spinner lollipop Truly the weirdest timeline we are living in. Also, Oskar's mass-produced toys are always nice. The man is a genius when it comes to creating mechanical fiddly stuff.

[@OskarPuzzle]

@Synth Ovine Thank you for the implicit compliment. Unfortunately, you got things backwards, see oskarvandeventer.nl/FAQ.html

[@foxmccoy6595]

OskarPuzzle boom! Your puzzles are amazing mate

[@OskarPuzzle]

@Synth Ovine I do not understand what I did to you that to deserves such unfriendly remarks. As for your first point, yes, other people have suggested too that I could become rich by selling way under cost price and by not charging for labour time spent. I fail to understand the business logic of that. And yes, other people have suggested too that I would be rejecting offers by producers. Again, I fail to understand the business logic of that. Please read my FAQ in full, and point out where my reasoning is wrong. Trust me that I am doing any effort possible to get my puzzle become mass-produced at low prices. I would be happy to have you as a customer of all my puzzles. Unfortunately, the market is not there. Suppose all of my puzzles were available at USD20. Would you buy each of the 500+ of them, at a total cost of USD 10 000? If so (thank you for being such a true fan), how many other people would you think to do that? And if you truely believe that there is a gold mine, how much would you yourself be willing to invest?

[@Sound_Board28]

Synth Ovine I believe that you have no business sense, oskar has to spend countless hours designing his over 100 puzzles, and due to this fact he has to recoup the countless hours back with the price, not to mention the puzzles are shipped worldwide, and if ypu were to do even the smallest amount of research you would know that custom puzzles designed by just one person are always on the more expensive side due to it being just one person running an entire company, and if you wan to see selfish puzzle makers look no further than Tony Fischer, he copyright claims almost every video that is even slightly related to his puzzles and is highly unprofessional unlike Oskar who is very professional

[@PlatoonGoon]

@Synth Ovine Your business sense is great, you should invest your life savings into a store. Something tells me you couldn't run a subsidiary even with help.

[@inflatablemattress2]

That optical illusion thing is awesome! I want one. That gear thing is awesome! I want one. That Tim is awesome! I want one.

[@magicsathish1]

What is the name of the toy that the gear one

[@AnymMusic]

old of age, yet so full of life. amazing

[@ericball6828]

I firmly believe this guy is a magical toy store owner raleted to Willy Wonka. “Now children this next little interesting trinket, when thrown on the ground, will pop into a little wood elf, interesting little fellows they are, as they always want your pocket watch.” Lol

[@CometAura]

Perhaps Mr magorium's descendant?

[@ameliawilder28]

I personally loved Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka

[@BBelugawhale]

Mr. Wondertainment

[@justsomeguy8029]

I read it in Tim’s voice

[@ender691]

@@BBelugawhale but less insane

[@Ciel1820]

I Love the way this guy talks...so calming...

[@alphabettical1]

My brother used to have one of those tops but it had a ton of games programmed into it. I loved playing with it to the point that I wore the bottom out, and it wouldn't spin anymore!

[@ToyInsanity]

Tim is the Einstein of toys!

[@frankofthefilth295]

oldudereeno unneeded

[@diabeticalien3584]

Thats so true!

[@24ecko]

3:28 I bought this same exact laser back in 1999. It was sold under the name "Disco Laser". It had a spring mounted mirror inside that did cool effects when tapped. Sadly my teacher took it away in class and was unable to find another one.

[@PantsB4Squares]

24ecko you suppose to get in the desk of toys when there is a sub. Never submit

[@TealScarab]

@@PantsB4Squares ha!! That was me back in middle school, have my laser pointer taken away by my otherwise really nice science teacher. Sleuthed through their desk to get it back.

[@ItsZenZen]

How can anyone hate this channel its called Tim is doing what he loves and thats just showing off toys from around the world in a calming way

[@MillsSkits]

These videos are always such a treat to watch. Thank you, Tim and Grand Illusions.

[@Weasawll]

bruh Tim was less than 20 minutes away from me I feel honored

[@minethink1442]

This guy is like the new Bob Ross, I just sometimes watch it to relax

[@thomasthatsit]

Tim has met all these famous toy makers and inventers, but you know they were just as excited to meet him.

[@jackgoringthebeast]

I just want to shake Tim’s hand such a legend

[@dredrotten]

That first one was a real spin-out, Ive never seen an optical illusion like that before? Keep em coming Tim. Yay!!!

[@jaytheartman610]

Me: *picks up four tubes* Also me: *"I AM MYSTERIO MASTER OF ILLUSION!"*

[@andypeterson5854]

Tim keeps me entertained every time I see a video. Thank you and keep it up, if anyone were to be immortal I would hope it would be you.

[@NobodyWhatsoever]

Tim, I used to work at a small shop in Atlanta, which sells some toys you'd be unlikely to find many other places! They have a lot of classics and revivals of classic toys as well! You should have gone.

[@PlushCar]

Glad to see Tim knows who the best pony is.

[@Ryyi23]

I still have my iTop! They're so awesome and when I was in grade school I would bring it to school and my friends and I would play with it during lunch.

[@pepperspray7386]

It's always a pleasure knowing Merlin comes to visit the States now and then

[@Uncle_Red]

Oooo... I didn't know there was a group/event like this here in Atlanta. That's Tim!

[@GabrielKnightz]

04:15 that could be applied to qr codes with wonderful effect.

[@GabrielKnightz]

Ahmet Özefe :)

[@Terrum]

And it links to an animation of Mr Bean about to perform a bullet extraction from my body.

[@GabrielKnightz]

Terrum Spoilers! :)

[@spiritusinfinitus]

It's how Tim stores his Bitcoin private keys

[@Hezyo922]

Tim went looking for the next soundcloud rapper came back finding only toys

[@rskat501]

Hez no

[@PraxusUK]

@@PantsB4Squares He had that jungle fever.

[@bowlofpasta8846]

I wish he announced when he came to Atlanta so I could actually have more of a chance of meeting him

[@s4proling]

Celebrating thanksgiving by watching Tim while im at work

[@KuvaPefo]

I'm adopting you in spirit as my third Grampa. When you eventually break on through to the other side(heaven forbid!), I hope you can meet my Grampa & Papa! They're quite pleasant and kindly like you! I loove your toys! Quite the marvelous advanced and mature collection!

[@TruthIsTheNewHate84]

Yes! Finally another long video.

[@SatisfyingWhirlpools]

It could determine the rate of revolutions by measuring the g-force at a certain radius, and using that to calculate its radial velocity

[@MrSierraBravo]

Wonderful, please do this for at least the next 100 years :)

[@MatchaLatte-4]

I can never explain why I enjoy these videos... but I do

[@KamitsureKaine]

Clifford Stoll would love that band. Though he probably has thousands of his own already.

[@OC35]

I have one of his Klein flasks!

[@setnreadyfishing6102]

Yukikaze Rainier yy

[@looperkiller]

Tim is truly a treasure.

[@vivvpprof]

OMG that compass trick… Wow!!! :D Full respect to the manufacturer and to you Tim!

[@Heksu77]

Wow, that o-ring trick was clever! Gonna try that, great gift idea.

[@gabrielkrivian8453]

I go to school at gatech and watch your videos all the time. Shame I missed you

[@FishAdvisor]

I just love the accent! I find it to be a mix of Anthony Hopkins and David Attenborough. Cheers

[@Pacvalham]

6:45 Can you use the clackers to pop the bubbles?

[@joseluiskampfnerluna7857]

Very nice toys, thank you for your amazing patience

[@francisu4180]

The soft British accent is so soothing. I'm from Bristol but unfortunately I don't sound like that

[@litlgaming9889]

You look just like my grandpa he died Rest in peace grandpa.Tim you look just like him

[@mattleuty5285]

It would be criminal if there was never a museum made that was dedicated to this man and his collection. I must say that I was worried about any little girls who might be watching when Tim pulled the head off the pink pony and proceeded to twist and turn it's face into nightmare fuel. Tim can't be a "brony"!! Great video as always.

[@ZacHawkins42]

What?! I could've met Mr. Tim? So close, yet so far. Was this event at the GWCC? If so, you may have had some of my cooking, I do catering for them.

[@grandillusions]

It was held at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.

[@ZacHawkins42]

Grand Illusions Ah, well, hope Mr. Tim enjoyed himself 👍

[@mattleuty5285]

I've always thought how good it would be if I was on a plane and saw Tim traveling home from one of his expeditions.

[@ZacHawkins42]

Matt Leuty Yeah, who knows what magical goodies would be filling his overhead compartment 😁

[@mattleuty5285]

Zac Hawkins oh yes, heh heh!!

[@startedtech]

2:35 that's not something done in the back of it, it's actually done inside the acrylic. They use lasers and control the focal point to make the spots!

[@abbycalifornia8357]

my new favorite channel

[@jontesakify]

Do you happen to have any of Oskar van Deventer’s rubik’s cube puzzles?

[@jasonthomas8217]

Why, yes, Tim. As a matter of fact, I WOULD believe..

[@Desmaad]

The 2018 intro has to be my favourite of the bunch.

[@fCauneau]

Still a pleasure !!!

[@babylonian]

lollipop....... would you believe

[@luisguerrero9037]

didn't expect to find a 2 year old comment from you here but hi Nick :)

[@monicamir]

My dad used to make drones for us back in the fifties. He made a machine and other devices for my mom. I am sure if he was alive he would make beautiful chochet needdles for me. Life is bittersweet. I will not cry. Some people never had a dad and a mom like my own. We don't belong here. I will soon be gone and so the rest of my family. The curious creatures inventing things in their garages.

[@sascha_hammer]

3:20 "Heh!"

[@asrieldreemurr8059]

Sascha Hammer There it is

[@mirroredchaos]

5:26 oh god, its that one stage in super monkey ball 2 all over again

[@recklessroges]

Thank you for sharing Tim. That physical optical illusion is wonderful.

[@Millo1868]

Was expecting to see links to all these toys in the description.

[@mauliqt17]

this guy is amazing i love his videos

[@9ZenMedia]

I see Tim, I click.

[@hubcap9817]

I wish Tim could live forever

[@Sloth505]

I’ve been thinking a lot about the möbius lately after your last video explaining it, thanks Tim :D cool stuffs

[@MamaSymphonia]

I can't be the only one who screamed when he f***ing decapitated Pinkie Pie

[@cailinalainn8614]

Love these video- tell tim thank you

[@auxnull]

Tim is my newly adopted grandfather.

[@sheedmm2174]

I love this guy

[@xanxanthetrashman1430]

AHHHHHHHHHHHH TIM WENT TO MY STATE AHHHHHHHH

[@edgarlatulip4820]

i could be wrong, i think that sensor that drives the compass is a flux gate sensor.

[@greensky01]

I always get so into watching these videos thyat I forget to like them.

[@LemonPhia]

Tim came to Atl and I didn't know about it. I'm sad now.

[@dreamreaver1218]

5:25 I imagine you can do crazy tricks with this thing if you manage to get the handle of it.

[@imadeyourhp0]

That electronic spinner was neat with the compass

[@Vorkandor]

extraordinary

[@12cm32]

Tim, you are the go to for toys.. Thanks.

[@yusefsamimi2046]

"heh"

[@numbundy8078]

*W H E E Z E*

[@saintbobo3330]

Thanks tim, very cool!

[@こま実験小僧]

面白い玩具が一杯あるなあ！

[@TheInevitableClyphe]

loved that top when i was younger lol

[@uelssom]

I love Oskar VanDeventer work

[@stoneseabolt]

Water from the Nile.... Anyway, that first rubber loop/knot toy was fascinating me for a second then I thought I understood but was skeptical of it being right, and had to think about it almost the whole video, and it turns out that I was right that it had to be a Möbius strip to be able to knot around itself like that without any breaks. I'm proud of myself for that one!

[@a2z7861]

Thank you for visiting my home

[@sneakycaptain2218]

Love his toys

[@DrewskiTheLegend]

For a channel called “Grand illusions” he doesn’t showcase very many, though there were 2 here so I’m satisfied.

[@paulsture7045]

I sort of collect those little candy toys you get at convenience stores. I have bags of them I picked up while drunk in my youth or I found on sale somewhere. I like the old ones but notice nowadays there are more light up toys. If anyone else has an interest in these types of toys let me know. I couldn't find any FB groups dedicated to these types of toys.

[@Nero0]

6:00 Where can I find this one? :D

[@ogjakevapes2629]

He would be a great grandpa

[@selimyldz2455]

I wish I had a grandpa like you.

[@subhransukuanr924]

intro was amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ulischmidt03]

this is one of my less than guilty pleasures

[@unrellated]

Let's get a slow-motion video of the gear whip.

[@KuroRiot]

First one is the 4th iteratiom of the mobious circle right?

[@KuroRiot]

Damn it was 3rd

[@dtv2426]

Tim Include me in your will

[@unknown-nq2fj]

Idk why I keep watching these videos but I do