The Crazy "To the Moon" Puzzle Box!!

[@CrosswaIk]

What a gem. I can't even imagine why someone made 200 of these because whatever they cost it's not enough. It must have been absolutely grueling work! Lots of amazing design and engineering in this puzzle

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Totally agree! 👍

[@rayfairbanks6280]

Maybe it was the inventor taking their "one in a million shot"?! I am in awe of the imagination and engineering required to even attempt this masterpiece!

[@codemonkey2k5]

3D printing is great for a lot of things, but the springs are a trap for creators. Fresh PLA or PETG will work great as a spring for a while, but it gets brittle very quickly and will fail as seen here. Also, when 3D printing, it's very important to be mindful of the direction of the layer lines, much like wood grain, if they are going the wrong way, the part will be very fragile. I think this puzzle is fantastic, I just think that a few of the parts need to be made via a different method. I hope the creator works on improving his design and keeps making puzzles.

[@rustysteel8714]

Agreed TM....rubber bands, which dry and break, are other weak points too. 😉 jmo.

[@marlus644]

Nice puzzle, well solved. Now I'm hoping to see Chris Ramsey attempt it. His "Bang it and see" technique will have it in a thousand pieces 😂

[@J.C...]

Please no. Can't stand that caveman.

[@victormillen8393]

This one is hard because there's so many distractions, so many cool designs all over making you spend time marveling it instead 😂 Although the plastic parts breaking really could get some improvement, other than that I really love the design,both mechanism and aesthetic.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

aaand!? What's you conclusion!? Crazy right!? 😂

[@EricPetersen2922]

It’s great. Super fun idea 😃😃

[@daveh0]

Needs to use a different material for the springs! Clearly Too brittle. Maybe PETG instead of PLA?

[@superhunk1989]

This amazing puzzle is a toy, artwork and a masterpiece.

[@tyfunk8614]

I love hearing how excited you get when you unbox or make progress on a puzzle haha, this was magnificent, shout out to the creator!!

[@TheRealSugarShane]

Love to hear your excitement unwrapping the puzzle and in the process of solving it. I can definitely relate to the feeling!

[@Mr.Puzzle]

😅

[@jonafriendj]

This one is as fun to put back together as it is to take apart. Amazing design @leisureluke

[@JasonOFlaherty]

I really enjoyed this puzzle. It made me think of Epcot at Disney World. The rocket and shooting star were exciting additions to the puzzle

[@jmg999]

When you broke that piece about 20 minutes in, I had kept thinking that something was going to break, b/c every time you manipulated the puzzle, it sounded like it was about to fall apart. I'd really like to see the final product, b/c this was a really interesting puzzle, and it clearly took a brilliant mind to piece together.

[@tanicwhisper0647]

Long time subscriber! Glad you’re still producing content :)

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Glad you are still watching! 😁👍

[@yurdp]

I’m glad we have 3D printing that allows for innovation like this. However, it can result in some shoddy product. I hope Larry is able to mass produce this with better quality! I really want one!

[@jessebreitbart]

Nice puzzle. I always enjoy your videos. The one thing I'd add is that you were going so quickly, I know probably due to your excitement, as I was as well, but it was too hard to follow what you were doing, at each step. On a different note, I always challenge myself to think what your difficulty rating would be, and I literally was thinking identically to you between 3 and 4! It was so great to hear we were on the same thinking!!

[@Mr.Puzzle]

That's the long time follower sense of difficulty! 😆🤘

[@zombiesithblade1579]

Neat puzzle needed better parts though. Enjoyed watching the solve.

[@ahorserunning]

Queue the "out of this world/galaxy brain" puns. This is one of the best puzzle boxes I have seen in a very very long time. The founder's edition is super tempting

[@curtishoffmann6956]

When going for broke on the way to the moon means really breaking stuff. Oh snap!

[@timothybrown9973]

Wow this puzzle was so cool I loved it I want one of my own but this puzzle was so fragile it broke way too fast for you I hope they can fix it for you

[@DomPuzzles]

Awesome puzzle, crazy solving👍

[@casperthefriendlycookingapple]

Question Mr P. Did the puzzle feel as fragile as it looked?

[@Mr.Puzzle]

No, actually not. Luke told me the spring issue is due to a faulty roll of filament. So it is fixed now.

[@casperthefriendlycookingapple]

@@Mr.Puzzle good to know. Thanks for the reply.

[@chairzombie8378]

So you can print this yourself, files are free, if you have a printer. I used PETG for all springs. Makes a big difference!

[@alexlipsitz2393]

Quite loose but fun.

[@Writhe_n_Shine]

This was a lot of fun, but i feel that there must have been a missed step with the key. Due to the complexity of the design and fragility of parts, there is really no way to tell, and that is frustrating. Overall, it's an awesome puzzle, though I feel it probably needed one or two more iterations for it to be perfected.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

The way I used was wrong. There is a more clever way to do it. Usually the access from the top is not possible but the spring in there broke. The reason for the brittle parts was a faulty roll of filament. The issue is already known and fixed.

[@c3pu333]

I checked the 3d models for this and it's weird to me that the "springs" broke that easily. The person making these needs to use a more flexible material in the future.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

It is due to a faulty brittle filament. The issue is already fixed but mine was one of the boxes produced with that filament.

[@NiNja10Doh]

6:26 That sudden countdown kinda scared me lol

[@nikushim6665]

Interesting print, though PLA is a horrible choice for the mechanical parts. Stuffs to brittle to make spring mechanisms.

[@beniborukhov9436]

Quite an impressive design. Did you ever solve the numeric combination?

[@fB0009]

Did I really hear the Raumpatrouille countdown, or am I imagining things? 😉

[@Mr.Puzzle]

😆

[@Blues.Fusion]

Whenever I take something apart and then put back together there is always pieces leftover. But the thing always works without the leftover pieces. I quit worrying about it.

[@frunkus88]

Where do you buy puzzles like this? This seems like an awesome hobby right up my alley!

[@Mr.Puzzle]

You find my favorite shops in the description of each video.

[@frunkus88]

@@Mr.Puzzle Thanks!

[@danbuske3445]

I am calling you Mr puzzle hands

[@macpotty]

Seems like forever since you've broken parts of the puzzle whilst solving it. Just goes to show how excited you were by the puzzle 👍

[@Mr.Puzzle]

I was not due to my handling. It was the material that failed without being operated due to a bad material batch.

[@TheBoogerJames]

I feel like you might have cut too much video in the editing room. I think most of us would watch a longer video with more continuity. I've watched Chris Ramsay for 45 minutes solving a puzzle. I'd gladly watch you for more than 14.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Thanks a lot, I really appreciate that feedback! 😁👍

[@takainof]

broom broom skrt skrt

[@wtmf80]

Nice concept but I'm thinking a hammer would have been just as effective at opening it 😂

[@Mr.Puzzle]

🔨

[@syjwg]

One solve puzzle? Very bad testing to have it broke like that.

[@sandybrown728]

Looks hard

[@reemkojok7194]

This looks amazing tbh ! So cute and your excitement is always the best part !

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

[@Lucian_Andries]

It'd be cooler if it weren't a cheap plastic and came in pieces...

[@elmadicine]

the puzzle itself is great, the idea and design worked for a prototype, just need to remake those broken spring parts out of metal. I found the literature included with it to be a bit obnoxious, and I could go on a rant about people who 3d print stuff and think they're in the same skill league as people who actually craft stuff out of real materials, but I won't. I'd maybe just suggest scaling down and adjusting the tone of the copy a bit.

[@shoresy6927]

Thats an ugly puzzle.

[@StreamMovieYT]

NO IT ISNT its literally 3d printed and i once printed the key part was hard also it was a bit different way than the to the moon cuz its combined with 4 boxes

[@TheElrondo]

This may sound rude, but this puzzle looks and sounds cheap... me don't like it this time.

[@ICEMANKENNYTV]

I couldn't have hated that puzzle more than I do. Even though I knew you were going to solve it I quit mentally at least ten times along the way. Plastic, frustrating junk...

[@LordDragox412]

Yeah, I can't believe the creator of the puzzle didn't even go for injection molding of the plastic or make it out of machined steel! What a cheap bastard! Like what would it cost him, 50k at most? Stupid 3D printed $250 tat, I wipe my ass with $1000 bills so it's not even worth my shit! /s

[@WhatAboutTheBee]

Agreed. I checked out long before it was "solved". The roughness of sliding parts and bits of parts dropping out detracted greatly from the enjoyment. I let the video play, as a courtesy to Mr. Puzzle and the algorithm, but to me: 0/5, junk