Solving Impossible TriLox puzzle

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[@fallis07]

I know I could just pause but it would be nice if you showed the finished solution for longer than 1/10th of a nanosecond

[@yulianpushkin3505]

unbeliveble how mutch space have the little triangle at the solution, after seeing how tight is the puzzle at the beginning

[@TopDiggerYT]

These puzzles never cease to amaze me, the solutions are always crazy!

[@sapelesteve]

Very interesting puzzle & nice solve! Never would have thought about angling the pieces! 🤔🤔

[@DomAZ]

Great puzzle. I was thinking about the log puzzle but totally different.

[@user-gi3xn9qz6o]

where was the waste in the first form

[@CCsCritterCorner]

great video thanks for makeing

[@smith-1000]

It seemed gapless at the beginning yet more space could be created. Maybe this teaches me something useful in life, too. Great video as always.

[@VeinyYams]

That puzzle is so easy! I solved it when I was just 2 years old.

[@GregoryC21]

Wow!!! I have that puzzle and found a completely different solution. It’s not a rotation or a reflection of your solution. I wonder how many solutions it has. I wonder if Eric Fuller knows. SPOILER ALERT My solution has two of the small aluminum pieces together going “vertically” on the left edge of the tray. Then the top row has a big aluminum piece with a big brass piece. The second row has a big aluminum piece pointing at the medium brass piece but leaving a gap between them. The third row has a small aluminum piece pointing at a large aluminum piece but also leaving a gap between them. Finally the medium brass piece fits in diagonally in the gap in the second and third rows with it’s point touching the middle of the bottom edge of the tray.

[@Puzzleguy]

I found 2 solutions so far. Your solution looks different. It makes at least 3.

[@nextlevelthamizhan2746]

First comment from india

[@Funday02]

wooow amazing. salam from indonesia

[@wartono.]

Indonesia juga

[@videakias3000]

oooooooooor you could just put the parts standing up.

[@ThatRandomCuber]

solve rubiks cube

[@Kirb2139]

That's easier then this

[@Kirb2139]

Or so....what type of Rubik's cube....

[@ThatRandomCuber]

@@Kirb2139 idk if he can solve one

[@ThatRandomCuber]

@@Kirb2139 if he can he should try something like a squan

[@Puzzleguy]

He can solve a regular 3x3x3 Rubik's cube

[@bugoobiga]

I found a different solution

[@Puzzleguy]

There is more than 1 solution in this puzzle

[@sayeedkizuk5822]

This puzzle guy will the the #1 channel on youtube one day mark my words

[@gmtoomey]

In mathematics and computer science this is known as the "bin packing problem". The best known solution is trial-and-error as you are doing. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bin_packing_problem