The Extremely Clever Water Tap Puzzle!! - One-of-a-kind Solution!

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Go to nordvpn.com/mrpuzzle or use code mrpuzzle to get a 2-year plan plus a bonus gift with a huge discount.

[@muntyvalera998]

That was an awesome mechanism, I thought the bolt had a hole and you had to align it so the ball goes through. Lol I was wrong but not afraid to admit it. Anyway have a great day. PS if you get a chance can you follow my Instagram for my pet python it's instagram.com/mr_slithers_? thanks in advance

[@youtubeuniversity3638]

Song names?

[@frankcoots7740]

@@youtubeuniversity3638 they’re in the description

[@BenVhekith]

Do you have any more fan made puzzles we can see you solve?

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Ok, some fan made puzzles soon!

[@VincentGroenewold]

This is one of the puzzles I really like, simple, yet clever and could keep me fooled for a long time. No stupid taps needed on the puzzle, no shaking, just clever.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Same here

[@ColinTimmins]

I love simple puzzles, with simple unique methods to solve.

[@palantir135]

Watching you solving the puzzle is like watching Bob Ross painting; pure Zen.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

🤣

[@justinwhite2725]

There are no wrong solutions, only happy happenstance.

[@flickeringvideo]

Tap tap tap

[@cattycats4]

beat the devil out of it (so the magnet releases the ball bearing)

[@Wtfinc]

I don't think Bob Ross drew pictures of phallus' @5:45 & 6:18 lol

[@MojoMfg]

Love the simple design with a more complex solution! Also, thanks for opening it up! It always a treat to see what's going on behind the scenes

[@cmac1100]

As if anyone is going to say, " no, I'd rather not see the key puzzle" 🤣🤣🤣

[@cosmicjenny4508]

>clicks onto video >comments “No, I’d rather not see the key puzzle.” >refuses to elaborate >leaves

[@bioLarzen]

I had the very same thought :D

[@xxgn]

When Mr. Puzzle solved the Donjon puzzle, a few people people, including myself, commented saying they'd rather not see him solve the Inside3 puzzles. So yes, people do sometimes comment on Mr. Puzzle's videos asking him not to solve puzzles.

[@bioLarzen]

@@xxgn Luckily, they have the option of simply not to watch such videos ;)

[@xxgn]

@@bioLarzen The explicit reason I thought Mr. Puzzle should not cover the Inside3 puzzles was that I thought the resulting video would be boring (and even the puzzle creator admitted that the puzzle made for poor youtube content). Obviously I could just not watch such a video. However, the bigger reason I want Mr. Puzzle to not cover the Inside3 puzzle is that I assume that that Mr. Puzzle will create some other video (which hopefully I'd like more) instead. Even taking it for granted that Mr. Puzzle will solve such Puzzles whether he videos them or not, youtube solves require more effort than recreational solves.

[@sayarduttabiswas]

Mr. Puzzle - "If I screw this up..." Me - "Wait, that's my specialty"

[@PDeRop]

0:50 to prevent confusion in the comments.. I believe there is no way to avoid confusion in the comments.. in fact, I believe this comment itself, will contribute to even more confusion in the comments. I should also point out, that every KZbinr hopes there will be confusion in the comments, so the amount of interaction is greater. So confused right now.

[@leefisher6366]

I believe your comment is a con, although I fused to it instantly. Do I conclude that your confusion causes contusions, or are they illusions (or allusions?), or even that to create an infusion to defuse your confusion is the solution? -- Confucious (500 BCE)

[@PDeRop]

@@leefisher6366 Confusius was so far ahead of her time.

[@leefisher6366]

@@PDeRop Love it!

[@Mr.Puzzle]

🤣

[@groowanderer]

Your interaction is gaining traction, leading me with a reaction of action, resulting in my comment within your faction.

[@queencarter3048]

5:43 Uhh.. careful what you're drawing there Mr. Puzzle lmao! 🤣 I love all your videos, thank you so much! Peace&Love&Light ☮☯️🕉

[@CrimFerret]

What a cool design. It's simple, but not something you'd normally think to try, well until now.

[@davidtipton514]

Hi Mr. Puzzle, I want to let you now that in English a steel ball like that is called a "ball bearing". I appreciate your very good English coming from your country! I am from the US but I have been teaching English in Bangkok, Thailand for about 10 years. Love your channel!

[@clatz13]

You know it's going to be good when the notepad comes out.

[@dominantwolf4593]

This is the type of puzzle that inspires creativity

[@__MARKR__]

5:30 "if I screw it up" :P Nice one!

[@nomaddamon670]

given the tolerance, I may have been at this one a while before discovering the screw plunges. Good one!

[@bethm8593]

The concept is very galaxy brain to me. I know two main ways to open a water tap: one is turning the faucet (1st movement) and the other is pushing it down and it's not so easy because of the water pressure generally (2nd movement). A very nice metaphor in some way!

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Absolutely! It's brilliant!

[@AreaNeofob]

I'd really like to see the key puzzle in the future.

[@mitchstanek7809]

This series is great would love to see the last one. Those are some elegant and precision made puzzles.

[@FirstLast-gw5mg]

"looks a bit like an elephant nose" yeah ok, that's definitely the dangly thing I was thinking it looked like...

[@dominicdelprincipe2583]

Yes, Mr Puzzle, we want to see whatever puzzle you have planned to solve. Great stuff as usual. And it's ball bearing ...! Keep it up, man!

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Thanks! 😁👍

[@Dargonhuman]

4:00 Uh oh, he's getting out the notebook. S**t just got _real_ lol! Oh that is devilishly clever! That solution had me smiling the whole time you were explaining how it worked for how simple but genius it is.

[@R2Cv1]

Mr. Puzzle's depiction of screws looking incredibly sus there :P

[@giuliotoffano4763]

My first thought as well!

[@Sad_Soul101]

Yes please do the key puzzle too!!!These are brilliant!!!👍

[@superhunk1989]

Nice solution & tutorial of the solution. This ingenious puzzle is actually like a magic gimmick. You need opening it to reveal the trick/mechanism.

[@DomAZ]

Love it, simple and clever. Cannot wait to see the key one.

[@oleque1]

Surprising how it's simple and clever. Beauty

[@EduardoWeidmanBarijan]

I really like how simple ideas can come out as a puzzle

[@deadheckle2140]

Yes please do the fourth key puzzle! I am really enjoying the videos keep it up!

[@R2Cv1]

Interesting design choice to not use springs for the [spoiler] element: seems like the weird resistance from those pads might feel like unnecessary forcing movement, and the self-correcting resistance from springs would feel more like a natural puzzle component?

[@dizzyharris2658]

I love these puzzles and think they're very creative. I'd love to be able to give one of these puzzles to my son for Christmas. Unfortunately they're so expensive that it is not even close to an option. At the time of this comment the cheapest of the four puzzles is selling for $160 USD. With the water tap being the most expensive at $340 USD. From a consumer feedback perspective, these puzzles would have to drop in price by upwards of 300% before I would even consider these at the max of my budget for a puzzle.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

I totally agree, these puzzles are absolutely overpriced if you consider how they are made.

[@theriptyde2466]

Been binging a lot of Mr. Puzzle and Chris Ramsay over the last while. Its a tale of two cities. Mr. Puzzle quite literally notes of inner workings and reasons through puzzles while Chris, perhaps frustratingly, very much works off instinct/experience.

[@Zoso14892]

Definitely my favourite in the series. I was sure you had done something wrong when you started pushing it. Very clever trick!

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Agreed!

[@karlaglover9693]

What an interesting puzzle. Please Stay Safe,Happy and Healthy. Have A Wonderful Day

[@jackrabbitism]

Dear Mr Puzzle, I am a big fan of your channel and your prowess. I would much rather hear the sound of your puzzling and big brain ticking than the music. Maybe not in every puzzle, but sometimes... Commiserations on the football. CONGRATS TO THE 3 LIONS!!! ❤️

[@gryfandjane]

Now that’s just devious. Very clever indeed! And yes, by all means do the key puzzle.

[@sethusk]

LOVE this puzzle! So simple, yet so tricky

[@sethusk]

Loved it until I saw the price... what? 👀

[@goininXIV]

Super clever solution. My theory was an "elevator" in the screw; a small hold in the side of the screw shaft that the ball fits in. turn the screw to change elevation and it releases into a different channel. Wondering how many puzzles have used that kind of mechanism.

[@markp3874]

Great puzzle and video! Looking forward to the next video for this series of puzzles

[@m.h.6470]

I think, one of the major points of this puzzle are the nuts at the end of the bolts. If you just screw the bolts in and out, you think the ball can not pass the bolt, but it could. It is the nuts, that prevent the ball from passing. Once that is clear, it makes it clear, how the ball can pass at the top of the bolt (otherwise there would be no way to pass the bolt and your mind gets stuck...)

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Exactly, that's why it's so clever. It's very simple but only if you understand why

[@Name-js5uq]

Com'on, com'on, com'on open it up, I can't wait already, this is killing me you know we are dying to see what's inside that little metal box!! Lol

[@forteandblues]

Heck yeah!!! New Mr.Puzzle vid!!!!

[@WoLpH]

Not sure what awards NordVPN has won but after the way they handled a serious security leak last year I’ll never use them again. I can’t fault them for the security leak, but how they handled it... that’s not how a company should act.

[@mexemsu.g.d.975]

Great job Mr P! Really cool design!!

[@Dr.K.Wette_BE]

Clever design !

[@micregil]

I'm thinking that the screws are connected to some tabs that raise or lower to either block or allow the ball to move, or maybe the screws have slots or holes drilled to allow the ball to move.

[@Belbecat]

Wow I really like this solution!

[@EricPetersen2922]

Yay! Note pad puzzles are my favorite to watch!!!😀😀

[@D-me-dream-smp]

A very clever puzzle with a simple yet effective mechanism that plays on humans natural pattern of learning.

[@greyed]

I know in the past you've said people go on about ball bearing vs bearing ball. Here's a way to thing about it, the phrase is describing form and function, in that order. It is bearing that is in the form of a ball. A ball bearing. This ordering can be seen in the rest of tool naming in English. Philips head screwdriver. Ball-peen hammer. Chain saw. Circular Saw. Tape measure. You even provide an example later in the video. Allen wrench. Each of these has the form before the function. When you say bearing ball it sounds like you're reading from a shipping manifest. Bearing, Ball.

[@cheekibreeki904]

You're assuming that "bearing" is a noun. But why? What prevents it from being an adjective? Because if it is, then it *is* a bearing ball. That is, a ball that is bearing a load in a mechanism. A load-bearing ball. A bearing ball. The same logic works on all your examples, too. Especially with "circular saw", where the first word is an obvious adjective. As wacky as this logic may seem, it's orders of magnitude better than having a whole mechanism and a single part of it that both go by the same name, IMO.

[@stevesebzda570]

Greyed - you're absolutely right. You said that perfectly.

[@stevesebzda570]

@@cheekibreeki904 - Are you gonna walk around saying, "Measure Tape" (for "Tape Measure")? That's the one thing I noticed up there (I didn't look at 'em all). But, "Measure Tape" you want to say? Just askin' (I ain't goin' thru the other ones lol).

[@stevesebzda570]

@@cheekibreeki904- Okay, let's see.. "Screwdriver Philips Head" "Hammer Ball-peen" "Saw Chain" "Saw Circular" and "Measure Tape." Nah, I ain't sayin' any of them. You're going to say these though? All of them?! Lol You're going to sound kinda' ridiculous lol 😂😎 Cheers though 😂☕😎

[@stevesebzda570]

Grayed- You're right. Those backwards names I put up there (in my reply above) reads like a shipping manifest lol 😂😂

[@Cassia_L]

Brilliant, as always.

[@forteandblues]

This puzzle designer is my fave.

[@timothybrown5936]

Yes please do number 4 puzzle please I would love to see it

[@stevesebzda570]

@0:51 Mr Puzzle says we can say "Steel Ball." No, Mr Puzzle, you have to say, "Perfectly Spherical -- Polished to a tolerance -- Under our present technology -- Steel Ball." , (

[@Mr.Puzzle]

😂😅

[@stevesebzda570]

@@Mr.Puzzle - I'm thinkin' about it, and I'm not sure "Polished Steel Ball" says it all. You may have to say, "Ball Bearing/Bearing Ball" each and every time at the beginning and then "Steel Ball." Every time you gotta' say that (at least once -- to say what it is). Lol 😂🤣☕😎

[@stevesebzda570]

@@Mr.Puzzle , I thought about it more [I just woke up after all lol ] 🤣☕ Forging is part of the machining process (as is polishing). The Forging area was in the back of the Machine Shop in school after all (as were the polishing wheels). [[I think the polishing/buffing wheels were near the lathes - not sure -- that coulda' been Wood Shop -- I don't recall where they were in Machine Shop lol ]] "Machined Steel Ball" denotes(means/says) all of these things aiming towards that high tolerance that Ball is. "Machined Steel Ball" shows that it's not just an ordinary Steel Ball layin' there. It(Machined) shows that that Ball is all of those things (the forging, the polishing and whatever else is involved ) making that a high toleranced smooth round ball to our present technology. I think ya can get away with "Machined" (meaning each and every ball isn't stuck on a machine and machined from start to finish). And why is the word "Machined":startin' to look funny?! Lol 😂 [It looks like "Mach" speed something] lol 🤣😂☕☕ [["Machined" and "Mach speed" even sound the same -- they rhyme anyway lol. 😂 Oh, pardon the pun ("sound") lol 😂 ]]

[@stevesebzda570]

"Mach 1" is the speed of sound (like when you break the sound barrier ya hear a "Sonic Boom").. And, Mach 2 is twice the speed of sound. [I'm not sure there's a second Sonic Boom there -- probably not though] I don't think we've reached Mach 3 , I don't know. Lmao though 🤣😂☕☕

[@stevesebzda570]

@@Mr.Puzzle Maybe "Machine Ball":or "Machine Steel Ball." I don't know lol 🤣☕(

[@yellowwducky]

Really like this one.

[@mistirmemomngldviplng4469]

Comment for the algorithm

[@sugarinthegourd]

Would definitely like to see the key puzzle! Thank you!

[@mikedunham7220]

Very clever. I love stuff like that. Puzzles and the geniuses that make them are so damn creative.

[@landonlusthouse4398]

Yes I'd like to see the fourth puzzle please

[@damianlopez7630]

Wow!!! Your Newest Video. So Cool. Thank You Mr Puzzle.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

🙏

[@damianlopez7630]

@@Mr.Puzzle Thank You Mr Puzzle.

[@kandihinshaw1870]

Goodnight afternoon Mr. Puzzle 🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩🧩💧💧

[@knowing1399]

Still waiting for that awesome Lego Treasures Map Puzzle.

[@groowanderer]

I figured there would be an additional hole in the brass tubing hidden above, that would be a third level of the maze. Where as the brass tube would need to be turned to the correct degree to create the space for the ball to pass through.

[@AMonitorDarkly]

We’d love to see the key puzzle!

[@Mr.Puzzle]

You will! 👍

[@shanejohns7901]

Without knowing the size of the bearing, I thought for certain that the trick was aligning the 2nd bolt's thumb 'wings' a specific direction. I thought that they drilled a small hole through the bolt that would allow the ball bearing to actually physically pass through the stem of the bolt. Clearly their intended solution is far more elegant. And now that I see the size of the bearing, I am pretty sure the bearing is too large (or the bolt diameter is too small) for it to pass through such a hole.

[@silviaporchiella3825]

Yes👍should be fun to see the key solved

[@georgecypher4568]

I liked this one the most out of all three so far... But i am thinking the key might be the best on yet... Come one Mr.P lets see the Key ..do it ! Do it now ! No really lets see the last one of the series has to be the best one yet since it is the lastone of the series ... I think !

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Can't tell you since I will wait trying until recording the vid. :D

[@OkieTeacher918]

My question is: WHY IS THIS PUZZLE $464.99???

[@Justin-fy7xk]

yes thats the biggest puzzle of all,perhaps the chineese could make them a tad cheaper

[@czerskip]

Mr. Puzzle: flips the notepad upside down. The video gets instantly censored.

[@mikybinns9343]

Both Simple an brilliant, a bit like nature.

[@planb7016]

Nice trick well done

[@ProntoBronco]

Incredible!

[@jason37311]

Would love to buy some of these but they're so expensive. Wish they were closer to $100 each instead of almost $300 US. I would definitely buy all 4 then.

[@paulvild]

I can't help but think that the puzzle maker missed one more gate to overcome. Had he put a notch or a hole in the copper 90-degree fitting that would allow the ball to slide through only if it was in the right rotation the puzzle would have had just one more degree of difficulty. The puzzle itself is amazing so I'm not trying to take away from what it is currently just saying he could have added one more gate.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

😁👌 That would be a great addition

[@EskyIsAlive]

I love these puzzles

[@ArtturiSalmela]

Very clever!

[@JRyan2K]

Nice design, tricky. It would have been so pleasing if the ball was colored blue tho, such a missed opportunity.

[@martinhansen2315]

If I had made this I would have added a gate to the copper spigot so you would need to set its orientation to release the ball.

[@ezion67]

This one I really like.

[@AntoniWroblewski78]

I like this puzzle maker. Please do the key puzzle.

[@TheRonin248]

Great puzzle

[@innokentiyromanchenko1450]

awesome puzzle

[@RyukyuStyle]

5:34 thats a screw... yeah okay lol.

[@TheFrenchPug]

Love it!

[@kurtw176]

How did you know about the rubber pad on other side of slider without taking it apart before hand ?

[@abiyyupanggalih854]

5:37 lol shape

[@peterbarclay4422]

Awesome puzzles but mega expensive for what they are. There’s a set of 4 on eBay for over £700 (GBP)!

[@Mr.Puzzle]

See links in the description.

[@PMX]

Ok, that was clever

[@teckho316]

I like you puzzle solving videos😁

[@Mozart4000]

Agree 👍🏻

[@fearsomefawkes6724]

I like the background music, but it could probably be quieter, especially when you're giving the explanation.

[@cateyenebula]

Just watched this am I'm wondering: can you move the rubber suspended nut by turning the screw in the lowest position instead of using axial force?

[@micregil]

Show us the key puzzle too.

[@normalratrat]

Before seeing the solution, I have a theory that there is a hole in one of the screws acting as a elevator for the ball bearing

[@g.tucker8682]

Wow, what a great idea!

[@LamanKnight]

I had a sort of idea like that, except that's a more interesting idea than what I thought of. I thought that the screw with a hole in it would be a sort of "gate in front of a tunnel," and you would have to turn the screw to just the right point so that the ball could pass through the hole. Musical brass instruments with valves follow that principle.

[@Thomas-jq2im]

remember, in the world of puzzle designing, screws aren't always screws. Lot's of clever ideas floating around here!

[@minigolfkid]

not enough room, but that’s kinda clever

[@leefisher6366]

0:53 - For you to be bearing such comments, Mr Puzzle, you clearly have balls.

[@TS_Mind_Swept]

"Screwed it up" lol

[@anjasteinbauer6957]

Key puzzle, please!

[@Bloodgaze]

So wait, is there a steel ball inside that puzzle? Because it sounds like a ball of steel to my ear.

[@dustinmorrison6315]

Who is stealing balls?

[@AryukovAlexey]

there is a mistake in the title - solution, missed L

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Thanks! Fixed

[@helloimjryeem1087]

5:36 strongest shape!!!

[@SMArtMetalArt]

A ball bearing is a bearing (with balls), a bearing ball is a ball (out of a bearing) - what‘s so complicated about it???

[@stephenlamley541]

You don't know how happy I am to have guessed just before you pushed the thread down literally a second before my guess was actually pull it not push but I'm taking it as a correct guess. Joys of adhd it's not all bad some odd positives to it. I'm not the person to watch films with lets put it like that 20 minutes in i can tell what's going to happen. Not always correctly. We see patterns better than normal brained people. Again not always correct.

[@dracconus619]

Key puzzle please