How to take apart the Da Vinci's Helicopter puzzle?

Da Vinci's Helicopter puzzle - amzn.to/3hcxaLd
#shorts
As a thank you for all those who are coming from my videos Puzzlemaster offers Worldwide Free Shipping on orders of $99 and over using the coupon code available here:
www.puzzlemaster.ca/puzzleguy...
Download free solutions for puzzles here
www.puzzlemaster.ca/solutions...
Please subscribe goo.gl/k4jHYm to my channel so you do not miss anything.
INSTAGRAM - / the_puzzle_guy
Music for you videos here - www.epidemicsound.com/referra...

[@Puzzleguy]

Da Vinci's Helicopter puzzle - amzn.to/3hcxaLd Go to nordvpn.com/puzzleguy to get a 2-year plan plus 4 additional months with a huge discount! + additional discount with my coupon code PUZZLEGUY

[@dasm_2119]

NICE

[@Akshay-wq9bj]

Haaaq

[@wooperman2783]

I actually knew it the second I saw it I knew this puzzle for about a month

[@1stDrDead]

May I ask why it’s called a Da Vinci’s Helicopter Puzzle? The reason I ask is because Leonardo Da Vinci died a few hundred years before the first helicopter came to be.

[@Puzzleguy]

@@1stDrDead I guess because Da Vinci drew a sketch of the helicopter 5 centuries ago

[@MGJerry69]

I solved this puzzle accidentally by shaking it aggressively while I was mad about not being able to solve it for an hour

[@Nightmare-ft1bc]

I did almost the same thing lmao

[@HuxleySlatton]

Same

[@crypticshadows]

this is genuinely how i have solved like half of the puzzles i’ve bought lolll and then i have no idea how I did it 😅

[@anaconstantino3932]

Calm dooowwwwnnn 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨😐😐😐😐😐😂😂😂😂😂😂🎅🏼

[@Fioggi]

Accidental success

[@SpookyFraiser]

DaVinci: I made a puzzle, I call it the DaVinci Helicopter Puzzle! His friends: Awesome, whats a helicopter?

[@willsmith6530]

I was thinking the exact same thing

[@Th34rti5t]

DaVinci:umm… ignore that part

[@SpookyFraiser]

@@Th34rti5t DaVinci: You might not get it... but your kids are gonna love it

[@scribblingfox9828]

I mean, he essentially created a helicopter back in the day, just had the lack of technology and materials to actually make it work.

[@SpookyFraiser]

@@scribblingfox9828 I can't imagine he shared the design with people so it probably went "Whats a helicopter?" DaVinci: Fuck, forget you heard that.

[@kevinreist7718]

They were locked together with metal dowel pins. The dowel holes have some clearance and are deep enough that the rotation allows inertia to move the dowels deeper until it disengaged the locked pieces.

[@newwavepop]

it kind of feels unfair, i have never seen one of these before. im watching like what the hell does shaking it have to do with anything? how would i have known there were metal dowels in there, or if i knew, that they could slide back out of the way.

[@livinaskipp8354]

@@newwavepop Just use your brain and your eyes. It's very obvious. You can actually see the holes and the dowel.

[@Mr.Juggernaut-USA]

You're right, can you solve this puzzle - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqOuc4Z_d76frqM

[@parashkumarkhandheria6605]

Do u find any metal dowel pin in video😊

[@lisagd22]

​@@livinaskipp8354Yeah, once the puzzle is apart. You can't see them in the video while it's still together.

[@catlovingtrio]

"I'll try spinning, it's a good trick."

[@MAGA_Extreamist]

That's what I was thinking. It's called a helicopter not a paint Shaker puzzle not a washing machine puzzle

[@scottishcheese13]

Now _this_ is puzzle solving

[@reegitgud]

Now this is where the puzzle solving begins

[@thomp]

I don’t like puzzles. They’re hard and their pieces get everywhere.

[@Triforce1018]

It’s over, 2 dimensional puzzle, I have the third dimension! “You underestimate my power of overthinking!”

[@tomijorg]

The parts is kept together with wooden pins. They unlock becouse of centrifugal force when you spin it. Like I said, I used about 9 hours to solve it.

[@Puzzleguy]

It's is not easy to solve if you don't know the trick and never solved a similar puzzle. But I have a lot of comments here saying they solved the puzzle before it was even designed 🤣

[@bhaveshchavan8986]

I seen this and i know how is solved bro not easy but, easy bro.

[@mealo]

it ez

[@thenameidk3168]

@@Puzzleguy sad day people couldn't realize what u going to do every video u just take something apart and it's barely a puzzle

[@x_HIKARU_x]

@@Puzzleguy but why u take so long to just finish the puzzle

[@callmemc6]

There's a dowel inside of the piece that passes through the hole on each. The back and forth action slide the dowels out of the holes allowing the piece to disconnect. You can slightly see the dowel when you set one of the pieces down as it sticks out about half a cm

[@scareflare7553]

U r ri8

[@darthnahte6787]

Thx

[@scareflare7553]

@@darthnahte6787 was that ur another acc.

[@darthnahte6787]

@@scareflare7553 what

[@bennyboiart7781]

OH! Thanks for explaining, as I was wondering, “Why doesn’t he just lift and slide the top piece off?”

[@shintaaulia2731]

"Never let them know your next move" *Breaks it with a hammer*

[@rochellemcburnie1]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@przemysawdata6246]

there is a little wooden bolt that keeps the parts together. While shaking by frame, bolt moves and unlock the parts.

[@devinmosley5958]

"Everyone's favorite solution" Chris Ramsay: *bangs on table for 2 minutes*

[@kingjustin9325]

Well that's a way

[@a_gail]

haha

[@ImNoName_]

Just break it :/

[@foy5051]

🙌🏿

[@mergy101dalmatians4]

"Hey can you help me with this puzzle" "Sure thing" *revs chainsaw*

[@buckiannscreations9089]

I love your solution the Best!

[@Fyrebrand18]

Ah yes the Alexandrian solution.

[@cop9743]

American Solution

[@DambaFPS]

Everytime i read chainsaw I think of chainsaw man 🐕‍🦺🐕‍🦺🐕‍🦺

[@heidigames720]

I mean if you have to get it apart that’s my go to lol 😂

[@amokriinprolgiid3409]

With a name like Da Vinci's Helicopter, spinning it just seems like the implication. If you didn't tell me the name though, it might take a second.

[@Mikael2492]

To be honest, that puzzle literally just children toy from China. Western just found it and give a new name 😑

[@Tamama]

There are pins in the puzzle, which lock into the other piece’s holes, but centrifugal force can displace them so that you can separate the two pieces.

[@prodJayLND]

There’s a wooden cylinder that holds them together and when you spin them the cylinder hides in one of them wooden sticks. To assemble it back you need to wiggle it again

[@Dubloon418]

Little peggy boys :)

[@robertmarkhaas]

It sounded like metal. I have a box that was similar, when you shake it in a certain way, a metal cylinder would move (like this puzzle) and unlock a drawer ... there was more after that, but it's irrelevant.

[@sebastianguerre6868]

Sliding shafts which move with centrifugal force.

[@Dubloon418]

@@sebastianguerre6868 spinny spinny

[@Techbotica]

you will get more likes that the actual vid does

[@dcardigan13]

Mechanical stuff is so fun to analyze. There's no magic there like a code or anything. Just hidden little pegs and pieces with specific shapes, sizes, holes and angles that make them follow the law of physics to fit and work together.

[@paulbush1497]

But fun for kids ... a bit...

[@LauderdaleJoeM]

there's no fun in frustration of figuring this crap out! Its like saying, oh cancer is fun to figure it out, your try now. It can be frustrating as hell, to the point of breaking the parts. The fun part is seeing the guy show the secret/method. thats relieving, like a big zit popping on a face.

[@user-hc7qb6zy5x]

Code isn't magic.

[@technicianbis5250]

@@paulbush1497 "fun for kids" Seconds of torment. If your kid can't figure it out before touching it then maybe trade in the kid? 😆😆

[@johnb8275]

after. Gave it away when you left the loose dowel end show slightly protruded in that end view. But it's a cool centripetal trap mechanism.

[@bdwlf7670]

Bro burned the 3 year olds in 50 different languages

[@TheQueenOfSheba]

No he dragged the adults that claim they solved every single puzzle lol

[@Teryte]

It uses a flux capacitor in the equilibrium of the mitochondria to quantum manimulate the peices apart

[@judithgimblett6168]

That just what i thought

[@100oldtech]

Equilibrium if mitochondria have absolutely nothing to do with anything.

[@carultch]

All capacitors are flux capacitors.

[@dh5594]

You forgot about the inter connection between the hootn fraggin corn flapper and the oscillating shmickter shmackter

[@havish-jc1fj]

​@@dh5594and how many mrbeast burgers I bought with my mom's credit card

[@Pixelcraftian]

This video really confused me, guessing that’s the intention. Awesome video :)

[@shelly8275]

i see you everywhere oml

[@chuck1eshd228]

ayyyy sup bro i feel like i’m getting to know you by now

[@aerodynamicsofacow724]

Im early

[@aerodynamicsofacow724]

Only 11 likes?

[@harushinwhatever]

Kinda painful to wait

[@ImThePerson0]

I was confused looking at this, then jokingly thought that you should just shake it around and it would be able to be undone. Kinda was similar to my thought process lol

[@heathermcfarland6317]

They have wooden pegs that go through the holes, locking them in place. But when you spin it, the pegs slide back enough to clear the holes and release the wooden pieces.

[@puglife658]

Spinning is the puzzle equivalent of turning your pc off and on again

[@cam6532]

Me: *gets mad and throws it* Puzzle: *comes apart*

[@ninalove3044]

🤣

[@Mygg_Jeager]

Brute force will solve most issues in life.

[@robloxplayerzone639]

Me : use a hammer Puzzle : OH FU-

[@itookthewooockkk5200]

@@robloxplayerzone639 w

[@smitasharma7314]

🤣 btw 400th like :)

[@BobRossCat]

The whole time I was like: "LIFT IT UP, LIFT IT UUUUUUUPPP!!!!"

[@maddelynnmaddie4904]

Same

[@PrentissofficialWife]

Same but he needs to shake it bc there’s a stick that keeps them together

[@wildawatermelon4116]

????

[@acousticsong-guitarco964]

Yeah, that was the obvious way but not the solution

[@mauricewatermelon1313]

SAME

[@GengUpinIpin]

When having a tantrum over a puzzle actually solves it

[@armypuffin]

Simple, locked together with pins. The momentum is kept by each pin, which slotted into holes on the side of each stick. You can just barely see one of them peeking out in the last shot.

[@alexcobb6318]

whenever the video starts i always just say “spin it” in my head.never fails

[@liuskking_alt]

when I scrolled to the next short, I saw a rubiks cube SPINNING

[@PikaZhun]

666 Likes....... Im gonna ruin it :-)

[@nevaehschattenfluegel9652]

That's because nearly all types of puzzles or vexiers are based on spinning and twisting. If you could just separate it, it wouldn't be a good puzzle ;)

[@brianburgess3231]

me too

[@brianburgess3231]

centrifugal forces

[@fenix310]

They have a dowel that slides when you spin it back and forth. You can see the piece when you set them down after taking them out

[@seandepoppe6716]

No matter your age or skill level, it takes an imaginative mind not only to create but a Very special mind to solve. 😮

[@pramsutirtha1019]

really 2 years old? and amazing you still remember

[@TheRealAlexLovett]

Fun fact, the root words for helicopter are actually "helico" for spiral and "pter" for wing (as in pterodactyl)

[@-gummyworm-2606]

NOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@diggoran]

Wait so does that mean it should be pronounced with a hard E and a silent P? Hee-lick-oh-tare?

[@harisdrizis5823]

Yeah it comes from the Greek word ελικόπτερο

[@devilborne]

Thanks, much appreciated 👍🏽

[@Carl6801force]

Nerd

[@Dane18932]

I love how I have to wait 30 seconds for him to actually start solving the puzzle in 3 seconds.

[@avelinopereira9773]

Content making bro

[@ko-Daegu]

He was more furious about people comments understandable thou Now cuz of yours he have a new type of comments 🤣🤣

[@aliveslice]

Attention spans are getting shorter by the... second it seems? 😅

[@laurenbridges5574]

That’s how he gets view’s lol

[@ebsfishing7701]

No. Body. Cares

[@PUSSEY_BTC]

"I solved it when I was just 2 year old" Bro how tf new born kid already know how to solved it, even how know to learn languages 💀

[@TripleTapHK]

That's a really easy puzzle. Your video made it look like the square was capturing the blades but knowing there is something else holding the blades together, that's the first obvious thing to try.

[@oldrelic2690]

"I'll try spinning, that's a good trick"

[@joseaugustonascimento9832]

Ta

[@jumafredrick9050]

Matako

[@CoraCreates]

I understood that reference!!

[@hemin157]

Ah darth vader in his younger years.

[@Clone1961]

@@hemin157 before the Youngling incident

[@cheedmond6560]

Those parts were locked together by a round peck which has to go through the round hole in one of the piece. So when you shake or rotate left and right, the round peck goes backwards inside the other piece thus unlocking the pieces.

[@emoji_page]

Is Che Edmond correct? A round peg that goes through the round hole?

[@wasteddude9387]

​@@emoji_page Don't know, but maybe. Because if not, I think the video is bullshit.

[@rtoffole]

Yes!!

[@happyhippoeaters4261]

Me, already knowing the solution "Make with the solution already!"

[@akosikriziapaula]

First 7 seconds of looking at it, I already knew how to solve it

[@dretno]

this puzzle is like the algebraic expressions which come at the exams.

[@devilborne]

I can't like your comment. It's at perfect number. 😉

[@titanium_viper5049]

I truly thought the solution was rotating the square diagonally so that you have enough space to disconnect the 2 pieces.

[@tfortom4411]

Same

[@arthurverlaine6434]

Yeah, this puzzle makes no sense You have to know how to do it to actually do it, kinda boring and unsatisfying

[@commanderjonson2610]

It kind of is. If u try enough itll get free and you can fo that. This channel is kinda dumb

[@rdg3755]

There's a dowel inside inside at you take it your second to the other end of the wood

[@cyx9686]

lmaooo same here

[@larapowell4539]

Dowels slide into the holes down the shaft of the interlocking pieces. Shaking makes the dowels run down each shaft, disengaging from those holes. Then the interlocking pieces can come apart at the angle of the square holder. Nice 😊

[@jamieberzett9655]

Air gets in between the pieces when shook❤

[@shinndubu1044]

Him explaining how to take apart Da Vinci’s Helicopter mean while my mind: “Break it my child”

[@remcel6163]

Kudos to those guys who says that they solve this puzzle when they were 2 years old. When I was 2 years old, my parents told me that they saw me eating a charcoal and they got puzzled. 😂🤣

[@martinturykippervik3894]

Well, if you made your parents puzzled, that means you weren't solving puzzles at 2Yrs old, you were MAKING them. Get this toddler to Mensa stat!

[@raymondcombs6274]

Billy get the chainsaw we taken this contraption apart

[@savioluis1385]

Two rods unlocked by centrifugal force.

[@chaseddraco]

"this puzzle requires one of your favourite tricks to solve it." *Pulls out handsaw*

[@caseymiller3031]

😂😂😂👍

[@prabhatshrivastav244]

😝

[@immanuelchamberlain2094]

😂

[@Khajiidaro]

He should've pulled out a flamethrower. Would've solved it just as easily.

[@chaseddraco]

@@Khajiidaro good logic

[@mastahypersnyper1113]

My grandfather gave me Da Vinci’s helicopter puzzle right before he passed I was 12-13 took me a few days not really trying to solve it but messing with it before I completed it and it started my puzzle journey! It’ll always hold a spot in my heart

[@rowantaylor3712]

May he Rest In Peace 🙏 bless you and your whole family

[@dark_regent2151]

May he rest in peace and does that mean you do similar puzzles

[@bawihpuia5081]

may he rest in peace

[@bawihpuia5081]

God bless all your parents

[@cyrilculton1181]

@@Dark1ncision ?????

[@HyperX755]

Finally a puzzle i actually have

[@dannythorpe1425]

some people are naturally gifted at this sort of thing, a few have stumped me, for a little while. maybe some of the comments are genuine? its annoying when people say "this puzzle is mater level" also. i much prefer been given like 9 single pieces of a puzzle and asked how they go together, rather than how to separate.

[@vickicloud5859]

Spinning the puzzle allows the security pins to retract on each side.

[@fedorarobert946]

Hey dear... how are you 🥰

[@momforbraydonsmith1582]

Me after two seconds "Now where did i put that hammer."

[@wiggleman1219]

220 likes I’m here for u

[@diptyabhashgagoi5727]

👏😆

[@Doxthefox]

I actually figured it out after a few seconds and was getting bored of waiting for the video to end

[@donnalaughlin83]

I Love puzzlers--Tetrus type I did figured this out before u showed us how to!!! KEEP challenging us tks Donna

[@zarapirotta7734]

Is there a piece of wood that keeps the pieces together so when you spin it the wood moves to one side to free the rest of the puzzle?

[@PilatusAnon]

Yea, a small round piece, inside the two main pieces, that locks the two pieces together by the holes, and can be moved by gravity, by tilting the whole thing

[@grass1659]

You can actually see it in the vid

[@muboizin]

It's 2 rods inside. If you just turn the puzzle one rod will go to the bottom while the other will still lock the pieces together. This you have to spin it so that each rod go to the far side of the piece leaving the space for removing the pieces.

[@NateMyGuy]

Me: "smash it with a mallet and stick it back together with duck tape" 5 minute crafts: "You're hired!"

[@antoonvanmaris58]

Yeah 'funny', this american 'solution', just like, 'to liberate you, we had to kill you'.

[@NateMyGuy]

@@antoonvanmaris58 van, I am your fatherrr

[@someoneontheinternet.]

No you smash it with a mallet and create your own glue/ duck tale from idk what

[@antoonvanmaris58]

@@NateMyGuy Only in your, not very, wet dreams mate !

[@NateMyGuy]

@@antoonvanmaris58 jokes on you, I've never had a wed dream

[@jgspthighlights491]

A Kid possibily will resolve it more faster than an adult,

[@aaronwilson3338]

I solved that puzzle when I was still in the womb.

[@gbenother8755]

Oh yeah? Well I solved it when I was an embryonic stem cell waiting to become a sperm.

[@H3ARTS4DJAL1NA]

Oh rlly? I solved it before i even existed or even was thinking if i wanna exist !​@@gbenother8755

[@lateillustrator05]

​​@@gbenother8755noob I solved this when my mother was still a sperm

[@Agrovated]

When we spin it the G force would pull away the circular cylinder from the middle of the sticks to the sides (of course while in the middle it will block it from coming out) and would allow them to fall apart

[@patrickstar3593]

ok

[@ScubaShark--8964]

Wrong, he didn't spin it in one way but Left and Right time by time

[@Agrovated]

@@ScubaShark--8964 bruh its the same thing it would do the same thing you need friction for that to work and spinning one way give friction and so do both ways

[@Arcade-tm2ck]

Wow did you come up with this all on your own?

[@nathanwilson2404]

I got this as a Christmas present one year, I spent days trying to figure it out and eventually got so frustrated that I threw it on the ground and it shook in sutch a way that it opened… that’s how I figured it out.

[@aljhuncamoro2320]

Hahhaa pls

[@N_Vwls]

That’s some kind of detective movie stuff. They throw an incriminating object on the ground out of frustration, then see it in a different angle.

[@necrozma4029]

Another win for Isaac Newton!

[@benjaminbeard3736]

That's not really figuring it out. Throwing it in frustration and getting lucky sounds like an apt description. No shame in that though... I'd rather be lucky than good. Good doesn't seem to get you anywhere.

[@kevinfarmer4031]

Centripetal force.

[@darkstrike_bg8639]

This wwas truly the best story and most emotional video ive ever watched

[@MrZoolook]

'Spinning it' seems to be the default action to try first to solve these kinds of puzzles.

[@richardcottrell3187]

There is a wooded peg holding them and when you twist it the force moves it

[@JoshyWoshy283]

Nah he used his nen to lock it like Gon's dad

[@idkwhattoputh3r3]

@@JoshyWoshy283 shut up

[@JoshyWoshy283]

@@idkwhattoputh3r3 I was just tryna make a joke geez

[@color_les2243]

@@JoshyWoshy283 lolz

[@hannahscholtzz7355]

Thanks for explaining that i didnt see the peg thing i just thought you could just pull them apart and that he was making an unnecessary move there

[@averageforzaplayer1048]

Accurate. Same way you remove the rotors on a Bell UH-1; spin left and right repeatedly until the nut on the top of rotor comes off

[@victorbloom8286]

Been in a Few Huey UH1 that liked to quit in the Sky .

[@mustafabhalgam8834]

THIS VIDEO IS VERY BEAUTIFUL

[@akronim4]

Am I the only one who's playing it over and over just to See and Hear Ruel scream 'SHINE!!!'

[@brightcoloursimpressions5911]

In between the square shape cut is a loose pin through the holes of each wood that holds the wood parts together.. Spinning it draws the Pins backwards Making it free to be loose apart.

[@khajiitimanus7432]

There are wood poles within each wooden stick, and they serve as the locking mechanism. Shaking the contraption jostles the locking poles out of the way, allowing the locked sticks to separate and be pulled out.

[@joshuaperales3408]

You can lift it up

[@AmelityshTV]

Solution: *_Hammer_*

[@ramoncaballero9319]

I noticed those holes have in line with it hidden along the rest of the wood's body which can lock into its holes by simple gravity toward the holes and unleasing the locks by centrifugal forces left and right and it can be removed out the square frame.

[@ArnieAlonzo]

You had me at centrifugal forces. Bravo

[@anirbanguha8579]

I don't know why people somtimes comment so discouragingly to your videos. You are a puzzle fan and you are showing us the solutions. I truly appreciate that.

[@Puzzleguy]

People are too smart these days 🤣

[@anirbanguha8579]

@@Puzzleguy Really. I mean some of them pretend as expert but perhaps they still can't solve jigsaws

[@Puzzleguy]

People love to brag they can do it better and quicker. But if you give them another puzzle with similar solution they will be solving it for hours 😁

[@guy2870]

@@Puzzleguy this is so easy! I could’ve beat this when I was 2 years old!

[@user-wz5nf7xy6x]

Do you have anything that can be used as a keychain

[@kristibbradshaw]

I love these puzzles.

[@nikicfb]

I immediately guessed how it would be solved

[@jingbesana5254]

Now the real challenge starts: putting it back together

[@snehadaartandcraft5233]

It's easy

[@baloo1522]

@@snehadaartandcraft5233 yeah just spin in back and forth, voila

[@monstervain]

Me: "Looks like you have to twist it to solve it" Puzzle Guy: "You have to shake it." Me: "wut"

[@samuelflipaclip7415]

THIS WAS A WHOLE ASS MOVIE

[@cat_zorigto]

accent of the year

[@yellow_flash813]

My brain during the entire short: Helicopter helicopter 😂

[@juleslund1515]

I love the puzzles he has because I have never ever seen anything like them before and it reminds me of something my Dad and I would have fun trying to figure out together. I might be cheating if I had Dad on my team. He majored in aerospace engineering. I wish I had done more fun things like this with him when I had the chance. I love you Dad.

[@iamrepairmanman]

I did this without spinning. Great dexterity puzzle.

[@exogladius5191]

Man’s went through 4 stages of grief and never reach the fifth, you went through DABD

[@phonepianist]

Understood why it's called "helicopter puzzle",you gotta take it go with a spin

[@Dubloon418]

This takes "let's go for a spin" very literally

[@banant5620]

the name kinda gives a massive hint

[@Stinker9753]

I’m guessing they were held together by small pins, when shaken, they move out the way

[@Morpheus-pt3wq]

If you look closely, you can see them.

[@Hydrolinx]

Yeah hes right

[@Stinker9753]

Huh good spotting :)

[@altoclef6688]

I figured that out too, but how the heck do you get them in the lock position to begin with? You need precision!

[@trwilkinson4623]

​@@altoclef6688, possibly use a magnet to move, locate the metal rods in the middle.

[@wesleywilliams2244]

There were locks on the side that held them together

[@jays2573]

I solved this puzzle when I was a twinkle in my father's eye.

[@paullee3660]

You could see there were wooden pins going through the holes. So the centrifugal force pulled them out of the holes and further into the wooden blocks. I would have never thought of spinning it though.

[@zachmarshall6059]

That's cool

[@sandrobossman9268]

Centripetal*

[@paullee3660]

@@sandrobossman9268 nope. Centripetal force is the force that keeps an object moving in a curved path and is directed inward. Centrifugal force is an apparent force that acts outwardly from the centre of rotation. It is this outward force that moves the pins away from the centre of the puzzle.

[@sandrobossman9268]

@@paullee3660 was just tryna point out centrifugal force isnt a real thing

[@paullee3660]

@@sandrobossman9268 yeah an apparent force, whatever that means.

[@laars8015]

Since you have to rotate the frame I am assuming the centrifugal force will push the pins outwards unlocking the pieces

[@thedonn138]

Yes but if the mass of the cylinders both ends is equal then the cylinder won't unlock, it will stay in the middle..but if the one end of the cylinder is heavier (metal) then it'll unlock

[@10thletter40]

Did you say... centrifugal force 😐

[@Yohan.B]

@@10thletter40 yes rotational force 😑

[@thedonn138]

@@ethanissan5012 yup..he used the proper word for it

[@10thletter40]

@@ethanissan5012 Ive never heard of this mystical force. Only centripetal. Please educate me on how this force comes to being 🧐

[@rndmpinkiepie64]

Me, someone who isn't good at puzzles: *takes a sledgehammer to it*

[@SmolPlagueDoctor]

Bro just hacked laws of physics

[@DomAZ]

To reassemble, you need to rotate one part carefully to avoid the pins come out (cutout facing down and that will be the upper part) and insert it in the frame, and now insert the second part (lower part) in the frame. Shake the all thing and the puzzle is locked again.

[@Puzzleguy]

Awesome. You have to film assemblies of all puzzles I take apart in my shorts videos 😄

[@zsaz4453]

Dude your smart

[@DomAZ]

@@zsaz4453 Sometimes.

[@zsaz4453]

@@DomAZ we all have out moments🤓

[@judasthepious1499]

gah.. I still don't get it.. needs visual explanation

[@mikorabago1816]

Oh! I absolutely love how the "solution" of this puzzle is already in the name itself!

[@beastlydragoon]

Gee what an idea! It’s almost like it was a hint captain obvious!

[@bait5257]

@@beastlydragoon no it wasn't that obvious. Cry more

[@ionpion]

@@bait5257 bro u really typed 5 words and expected to make him cry/get mad. like bro he doesnt care

[@ionpion]

Oh, gee! Maybe it was hard for people in Da Vincis era! Not in this era! Now get smart.

[@bait5257]

@@ionpion ironic

[@B0mboby]

imagine solving it by raging at it

[@zenastronomy]

I'm guessing there's 2 sticks poles running through the circular holes between the two that ends up inside the blocks when spun.

[@johndepauw9820]

There was pins inside of the helicopter blades, they slid inside the wood when you shook it back and forth unlocking them

[@MrBruh.]

“Just cut it free” -my brother who has no patience

[@hardeyholartech7184]

😂😂😂

[@tucker6072]

"This is Da Vinci's helicopter pu-" Me: *SPIN IT.*

[@Chris_Might-Travel]

There’s a peg in the middle that kept them together, at least until you moved it by spinning it back and forth.

[@lilwillow6175]

“Helicop-“ me: HELICOPTER HELICOPTER O

[@RjS53787]

There's a small piece of wood, that moves out of 1 of the block when rotating it

[@TheWorld-of7sr]

Alright dad where is the saw

[@alt_user6236]

The way the 2 part were stuck is because there was a little peace sticking into the hole and you have to shake it to move the peace.