The Finest Dissection Puzzle of all time!! (Seriously Difficult)

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[@alexeyganzha6144]

Those puzzles may seem very hard To recombine or take apart; But Mr. Puzzle as you may guess Never fails to then impress. Packing puzzles, cubes and locks, Opening a baffling box, Whether metal, steel or wood, Nothing stops him, he’s too good. Only once did things look grim And an expert soon helped him; But they solved it fast together: Puzzle made of giraffe leather. Every puzzle fan agrees You’ve got lots of expertise, Doing something you enjoy, Playing with a simple toy, Bringing people so much joy! Watching you is a delight, Hope your future‘s very bright, With a million subs my mate, Keep on puzzling, you are great! Greetings from Germany!!!

[@Rhomeme]

Very nice

[@thesleepydot]

Neat poem!

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Congratulations you won the giveaway. Please contact me by email.

[@Rhomeme]

Congratulations Alexey. Great job. It takes some thought and effort to impress Mr. Puzzle.

[@alexeyganzha6144]

@@Mr.Puzzle I did, have you received it?

[@I_am_Anugrah]

The puzzle was originally named as "Four Fit" , but after Martin had his hard work of 7 days, Stewart, himself, renamed it as Martin's menace .

[@drewfinn2]

there is a saying that as puzzles and other problems become solved over and over, the answer or intent becomes more apparent in the collective unconscious therefore the solve time decreases. it’s been proven in large studies involving crossword puzzles and maybe sodoku ?

[@hudde814]

I honestly think the first name fits very well for it. Reason being is because it's a play on the word forfeit (whether it was intentional or not is up to debate) and also what the aim of the puzzle is, fitting four pieces in the same frame

[@craftcakesam793]

I love watching someone else experience the frustration of solving a puzzle, then having them show me the solution and thinking "That was easy I could have done that all along". :D

[@Mr.Puzzle]

😁

[@azlaticamusic]

2nd reply lol

[@VIPX122]

@@azlaticamusic omg wow u r so cool

[@curtishoffmann6956]

Martin Gardner is spinning in his grave. "If only I hadn't told anyone how long it took me to finish that puzzle! I should've said 10 minutes!"

[@kjl3080]

Hook him up for a perpetual machine

[@stefanfrankel8157]

Martin Gardner wrote a column for _Scientific American_ called "Mathematical Games."

[@dungewar]

@@jamesmayle4712 wtf?

[@simple__sigma3287]

@@stefanfrankel8157 first thing I thought off was coolmath

[@AYRYZIGER]

A gentleman and a legend like Gardner would have never lied to look cool. Old style manhood.

[@PrimerBlobs]

I kind of want the giveaway, but I just got a 3D printer and this would be a fun project to put together. A dilemma! A few years ago, I had watched all of your videos, but I fell away until now. I'm glad to see the channel has grown, and looks like new videos have accumulated for me to binge. :) Keep on puzzling!

[@jamesbarham2033]

Wait how are you not verified, ah youtube how wonderfully strange you are

[@Orlandofurioso95]

Time to binge watch the videos accumulated on your channel since last year! Oh wait JK, i love your work

[@analuizafelixdesouza6336]

OMG BLOB MAN, I BINGE WATCH YOUR EVOLUTION VIDEOS, I'M A HUGE FAN

[@HaXxanParhar]

Big Fan 😍

[@rojakvids]

Thank you for posting this video. Hope I will have a chance to let my friends solve this puzzle. When they can't, I can tell them to watch Mr.Puzzle for the solve!

[@Daijaga]

As a language learner, really appreciate your honesty when you run into an unfamiliar word and how you think about it and use context to discern it!

[@D3nn1s]

The equivalent would be devil-ish. I forgot the initial word again tho lol Edit: fiendishly

[@iansamuel1811]

My mother would hate if i got this for her for mother's day... but then she'd be obligated to solve it...

[@coolbreeze2.0-mortemadfasc13]

lol My mom did puzzles too. All sorts.

[@benjaminrobledo5466]

That's evil. 😆

[@AngryTurds]

The gift that keeps on giving!

[@skenzyme81]

I love how the tight fit means you really have to have the right solution precisely before it clues you in.

[@matthewburch7323]

I'm an engineering student getting my PhD and watching your videos inspired me to start designing my own! I really appreciate everything you do for the puzzle community!

[@dominicdelprincipe2583]

Martin Gardner was a puzzle titan... He hosted puzzle parties, and after he passed, I believe they kept on puzzling in his name. Great content, man!

[@nathanaelsmith3553]

That's how I feel when I come back from the supermarket and have to fit my shopping in the fridge.

[@zombie_slaya_6669]

I love how happy he was once the last piece dropped itself in

[@alexpotts6520]

Tbh even I was really happy and I hadn't suffered through fifty minutes of struggle in real time

[@enemdisk6628]

I was happy too

[@theinquisitorisamage1653]

11:22 for those curious.

[@taylorbritt499]

I read this as soon as he solved it lol

[@jerry3790]

Martin Gardener was truly a legend in the puzzle space, just more orientated to the mathematical kinds of puzzles

[@stevekiley6121]

Yes, his articles and books were a great find for me, in the 70s and 80s. I am sure he solved this puzzle mathematically, as it is pentominoes fitting together. I don't have the relevant articles to hand, but it is more satisfying to see a puzzle proved rather than just stumbled upon (no disrespect to Mr Puzzle, I love his videos).

[@palantir135]

Watching you solve these puzzles is like watching Bob Ross, the joy of painting. Pure zen.

[@mrtimtom6947]

This puzzle would be so infuriating, it’s like the exact opposite of a perfect fit.

[@nomiau]

It's so much more satisfying watching you struggle than watching you complete a puzzle easily! Schadenfreude!

[@nomiau]

I'm British and I don't think there is a specific single word for schadenfreude in English, the word we commonly use is schadenfreude

[@defnotnaruto222]

I am confusion

[@shortForPychael]

@@defnotnaruto222 I’m not German myself but I learned that word from my dad a while back, because he likes it’s meaning. essentially means taking pleasure in someone else’s misfortune.

[@Whiteghost785]

@@arthur-1290 There is not an exact word since Schadenfreude describes a feeling which takes longer to express in English, German in particular has a lot of those words.

[@Name-js5uq]

What I like about mr. Puzzle is his awesome infectious smiling happy attitude towards solving puzzles, and of course I love the puzzle-solving as well.

[@benhiggins2787]

I love how something can look so simple but be so deceptively hard. The fact that it also looks like a piece of art. Beautiful

[@SimonNemeth]

The best ones are the ones with 'ridiculously tight, but not visually noticeable until you accidentally solve it' tolerances because a millimetre can throw you off without you even knowing as it nearly did here. I like these kind of puzzles.

[@JohnnyDee62]

What I enjoy about Mr.Puzzle videos is that he knows how to solve the puzzles logically, without a lot of poking & jabbing. But when poking & jabbing are needed, he knows where and how to do it. This puzzle is a fine example!

[@dreamwanderer5791]

Having a job where you just optimistically gush about how cool the puzzles and gadgets you get is legit awesome. Basically a grown man getting ecstatic over brain teaser toys. Love your work and energy man.

[@hasantopcu2213]

I love how you are so passionate about what you do, and that you can pass that energy on to us with only a 13 minute video! Thanks to your channell, my love for puzzles has sprung up again in the last year!

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Cool, keep on puzzling! 👍

[@Proctophile]

Started reading Martin Gardener's book after high school. It was so inspiring to Actually learn about math!!

[@smkirk29]

I absolutely love watching you attempt different puzzles, and when you solve them unexpectedly like this I get so excited along with you. I feel like I'm watching a friend or family member and it's very comforting to watch your videos. I appreciate your explanations and your signature line "keep on puzzling", thank you for everything Mr Puzzle!

[@StarXedChild]

I really have nothing creative to say tbh but I love that you start your videos with some nice fidget toy things. And the emotional rollercoaster of „I got it!“, „Noooo!“ and then „YES!“ was amazing. I really felt your emotions there at the end haha

[@Ryan_Thompson]

Ah! The shapes are pentominoes, big brothers to Tetris' tetrominoes. Pentomino tiling is an old pastime of recreational math that my computer science (advanced algorithms) prof introduced me to many years ago, and this puts a satisfying spin on that.

[@Keyboardje]

I found out about pentominoes by reading the sf book 'Imperial Earth' by Arthur C. Clarke.

[@PeterJavi]

I started seeing the fun side of pentominos through Tetris mods.

[@mindgamer021]

I love the fact that the symmetry of the solution can be best viewed from the edges of the pieces. The solutuon is an art by itself. Great video

[@BenKarcher]

The solution doesn't have any symmetries. That's part of what makes it so difficult. Spoiler warning!: Infact the solution consists of rotating a grid by arctan(1/2) and then positioning that inside the frame such that 20 squares are fully inside the frame and filling those in. because the side lengths aren't a perfect multiple of 1/2 the resulting shapes are not symetrical. There are actually a few different shapes you can get like this depending on how you position the grid but only 1 of those ends up being solvable with the 4 pieces that are given. To give an example of what I mean you could move the entire solution a tiny bit to the left. This would cut off 2 squares from the T but give enough room on the right to add 2 new squares (one in the curve of the S and one under the S. While this gives another area 20 shape of connected squares it isn't one that can be solved with the 4 pieces. This is what makes the puzzle so diabolical because even discovering the correct rotation of the pieces isn't sufficient to get to a solution

[@SundayBbq4786]

My fiance and I watch you all the time and love your channel! I especially enjoy your vocabulary and genuine little-kid excitement for puzzles and devices. Thank you for your wonderfully wholesome and engaging content Mr. Puzzle!!

[@ian-6977]

So satisfying to watch these puzzles during this period where everyone's mostly stuck at home.

[@vctrsigma]

I am always amazed at how good Mr Puzzle is at talking with his hands in these videos.

[@Onyx_Odyssey2004]

I love how mr. puzzle puts so much effort and love in what he does. You can clearly see that he loves what he does and showing young people what kind of attitude you should have when your faced with a challenge. Pay attention kids we can learn a lot from this man.

[@Dargonhuman]

Fiendish means "Extremely cruel, unpleasant, complex or awkward; devilish" so yea, you were spot on with that guess. You're English is so good I sometimes forget that it's not your native language

[@-0m3rcy0-8]

Damn really it isn’t? This man speaks English better then most of the native speakers I know.

[@Dargonhuman]

@@-0m3rcy0-8 He's said in some of his older videos that English isn't his native language and he sometimes struggles with some words.

[@Wenedi]

Your*

[@Dargonhuman]

@@Wenedi So his English is also better than mine...🤣

[@bbittercoffee]

@@-0m3rcy0-8 Really? For me it's clear that english isn't his native language. Maybe it's because I also learned it as my second language.

[@tyfunk8614]

Hi Mr. Puzzle! I recently received the Davy Jones' Locker, Schrodinger's Cat, Cryptex, and Sundial puzzles from IDventure. Your solve of the Davy Jones' Locker was the only video of yours that I purposely did not finish haha. Now that I have solved all the puzzles, I went back and finished the video! My puzzle collection shelf is almost completely full now. I think I need a new shelf for more puzzles that I find on your channel!! I may try to design and SLA 3D print my own!

[@ST4RZZZ250]

Martin's Menace mystifies many but Mr.Puzzle masters the manipulation and magnificently manages the final magical minute move! Marvelous!

[@Rhomeme]

Nice

[@565mae10]

After taking only fifty minutes to solve the puzzle I'm starting to think that you're Martin's true menace.

[@Lookinglost]

I absolutely love your channel, the way my brain works I find puzzles comforting. Unfortunately I can't afford many high-end puzzles, so I get the same comfort from watching other people work them. Not only that but you have a very soothing voice. Thank you for what you do.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

This is not a high end puzzle. It's a actually cheap.

[@Lookinglost]

I figured this one is not expensive, I was referring to some of the others that you have done like the padlocks

[@Metal-and-Mythos]

That puzzle seems like an analogy for life “even when you think that there is not enough time/space to fit everything you need into, if you try hard enough or are persistent enough everything will eventually fall into place.... if you think it’s impossible you just haven’t tried hard enough”

[@pragati6218]

Well spoken.

[@romusa10]

Or it's just a block lol

[@never371]

Imagine being a tryhard at life

[@arrownibent5980]

I'm an occassional puzzle solver and when this video appeared into my feed I thought "ok, I have fun with puzzles but I'm always doing trial and error, what if we checked how you can actually analize the puzzle to better solve it". That turns out to be a good choice and it was also a more simple method than I originally expected. Thanks for this show, will return to check more videos in the future

[@minari3462]

me: mom, i want tetris. mom: we have tetris at home. tetris at home:

[@anderons]

My entire childhood was filled with this wooden puzzles. My father loved them and love till this day. I remember taking days and days just to clear a single puzzle that we bought on the local market-place. Seeing these videos makes me so nostalgic! Thanks for all Mr. Puzzle! Greetings from Brazil!

[@superchroma]

And now we wait with bated breath for an email from the creators saying that Mr. Puzzle discovered a new solution.

[@EaglePicking]

"The creators" in this case is Stewart Coffin, a very well known puzzle designer and author of puzzle books.

[@4f52]

@@EaglePicking Wow, did you watch the video too? I didn't think anyone else knew about there's an actual video after the KZbin ads

[@EaglePicking]

@@4f52 I didn't watch it entirely, no. I probably skipped the part where he introduced him, right? ;)

[@timliebrockpuzzles]

There's another solution right at the beginning in the initial condition.

[@superchroma]

@@EaglePicking presumably he has a workshop and some assistants or some such.

[@justinreisch4848]

Never thought I'd be a 36 year old father watching puzzle videos....but this is my fav part of my day. Relaxing after work, watching Mr. Puzzle rack his brain on these amazing puzzles! Thanks for all the amazing content💜👊

[@kendallgeorge3096]

my boyfriend showed me your channel and i now binge it whenever i have anxiety because your voice is so calming

[@kelsonyoung358]

My favorite part of your channel, is how this is clearly your love, and you get so excited by puzzles and their solutions. For example on the *SPOILERS* puzzle where heat was the solution, you sounded like you could barely contain your excitement. Keep up the awesome content.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Good luck!

[@stormy-1810]

no way I can do this lol

[@Sad_Soul101]

I made a puzzle from wood when I was in school to become a carpenter, it's same kind,but you'll have to get a big square out of the inset (there's a fitting hole at the bottom so you can slide the big square out)by moving different size squares around😃 not allowed to lift them up 👍

[@nuffaildaniaelle977]

I want that puzzle please

[@ShawnBean]

I'm trying to think of something cute and quirky to say, but I'm afraid I'm just drawing a blank. If I should somehow win the puzzle, though, could I ask you to sign it as "Mr. Puzzle" before sending it to me? Thank you!

[@DomAZ]

Thanks, I think I can do it.

[@BisUm3]

Hallo Mister! I've just realized how much has your channel been growning! I work in an Italian school and 2 years ago (in der Nähe von Österreich), thanks your reviews, we started to create activities for childs about puzzling and problem solving! Even if they really young, they're really enjoying this kind of purpose and many of them bought some puzzle and spent much time trying to solve them! Congratulations for you passion! 😉

[@texascowboy2687]

I really appreciate how you thought of the pieces in terms of units per piece. That is a really helpful tip when solving packing puzzles that I didn't think of! I've seen other videos where they don't mention it like that. they just start mashing pieces together. Thank you so much fo articulating how your mind works. its helps track your thought process and helps me on my puzzle solving journey!

[@HiddenInTheTruth]

The give-away is such a cool gesture. Best of luck to all the puzzle fans trying for that prize. I'm just excited to see all these clever puzzles and toys. Finally in a position to get them for myself so thank you for introducing them to us! Keep on puzzling!!

[@lonewulf0328]

Sometimes the simplicity in some of these puzzles leads to their complexity.

[@acedracule9859]

I've gotten to watch you grow your channel and I still come back time and again. You've grown your channel amazingly well and keep on puzzling all of our brains.

[@cis2930]

i could never afford these type of puzzles so i just go here and pretend im solving it together with mr puzzle

[@onometre]

It's like $14 lol

[@cis2930]

@@onometre im from southeast asia lol shipping fee is more expensive than the product lol

[@beelogee]

Thank you Mr. Puzzle. You keeping your puzzles interesting and able for the common man to acquire. My brother and I were distant for years but bonded over an interest in you and puzzling. Now we can’t wait for a new video to talk to each other about it. Keep it real. You are the puzzle man

[@Hana1LuLu]

Its so neat he noticed the negative spaces. That definitely takes experience, and still it can be difficult due to how one tends to hyperfixate on the positive space of the pieces. This explains a lot of my struggles with certain past puzzles; I really want to remember this tactic. Such a neat example of looking at things in a different way

[@meneertje25]

My dad used to watch your videos quite often. He would always laugh because of the way you say "Mr Puzzle" in your intro. He unfortunately died 3 weeks ago but I think of him every time I look at one of your videos

[@Mr.Puzzle]

This is very sad. All the best to you! 🙏

[@meneertje25]

@@Mr.Puzzle thank you!

[@TehMuNjA]

It may have been Martin’s Menace, but it became the Pride of (Mr.)Puzzle! 😂

[@joevitaebella]

Mr. Puzzle, Thank you. Your channel was the first introduction to me when it comes to puzzles. I came across your video for the impossible spark plug & bolt puzzle a few years back. Since then, I have become an avid puzzle collector. Now all my kids love coming over to try new puzzles!! We always have contests. I love puzzles now even more than I had before. And before was a lot!! :). You can always sharpen your mind with a puzzle!! Thanks again.

[@ericwinokur732]

Mr. Puzzle is the Hanayama of puzzle solvers....level 7 out of a maximum of 6!

[@EdwinLaarz]

My wife got me hooked on puzzles and labyrinths when she bought me a Perplexus a number of years ago. Stumbling upon your KZbin videos has been a wonderful accident, much like your solve.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

😁🙏

[@MYZS]

I love your channel because it's one of the best places to get some relaxing zen times, plus it's always fun to wonder how the next solution will work! Keep it up Mr. P

[@mastermind42ful]

In my younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I’ve been turning over in my mind ever since. "Whenever you feel like criticizing any one," he told me, "just remember that all the people in this world haven’t had the advantages that you’ve had." He didn’t say any more but we’ve always been unusually communicative in a reserved way, and I understood that he meant a great deal more than that. In consequence I’m inclined to reserve all judgments, a habit that has opened up many curious natures to me and also made me the victim of not a few veteran bores. The abnormal mind is quick to detect and attach itself to this quality when it appears in a normal person, and so it came about that in college I was unjustly accused of being a politician, because I was privy to the secret griefs of wild, unknown men. Most of the confidences were unsought-frequently I have feigned sleep, preoccupation, or a hostile levity when I realized by some unmistakable sign that an intimate revelation was quivering on the horizon; for the intimate revelations of young men, or at least the terms in which they express them, are usually plagiaristic and marred by obvious suppressions. Reserving judgments is a matter of infinite hope. I am still a little afraid of missing something if I forget that, as my father snobbishly suggested, and I snobbishly repeat, a sense of the fundamental decencies is parcelled out unequally at birth. And, after boasting this way of my tolerance, I come to the admission that it has a limit. Conduct may be founded on the hard rock or the wet marshes, but after a certain point I don’t care what it’s founded on. When I came back from the East last autumn I felt that I wanted the world to be in uniform and at a sort of moral attention forever; I wanted no more riotous excursions with privileged glimpses into the human heart.

[@dralliteration]

Smart guy: needs a week for it This channel: less than an hour my guys!

[@dekathemeta4575]

it's amazing to hear how enthusiastic your voice has become these days!! I remember watching some of your videos YEARS ago and loved em, cant believe I still love them to this day aswell lol. Keep it up!!!

[@oitroy3085]

When he switches to the big puzzle expecting a different result 😂

[@Mac_Omegaly]

Shh. Spoilers. XD

[@Blazicle]

@@Mac_Omegaly how?

[@Mac_Omegaly]

@@Blazicle Oi Troy said he switched puzzle sizes. Spoiling the video, not the puzzle. Lol

[@Blazicle]

@@Mac_Omegaly I mean he literally shows the big puzzle within the first minute

[@bryanttxD]

Been watching your channel for a few years now. Your voice is very calming and the channel lets me get my puzzle fix without having to spend so much money 😂 Really enjoy your content and glad you were one of the original channels on youtube to make puzzles main stream! The way you walk us through your thought process has helped me tremendously in solving puzzles that I've bought. I appreciate how detailed you are especially when you draw out diagrams for maze puzzles! My mind could not wrap around it otherwise. I hope one day you show us your entire puzzle collection though

[@lexitivium]

I thought you were kidding when you said this was the best dissection puzzle ever... until I realized that germans don't make jokes 😁

[@JKArcade]

Mr. Puzzle you are the reason I even started collecting puzzles! I have so many that every year I just lug over a giant box to the Children's Hospital nearby and hope they figure out how to solve them when undergoing their treatments.

[@felipcmoz]

You discovered from experience what fiendishly means!

[@groreistad5234]

I’ve said it before, I just love the puzzles where we the viewers can follow everything you do. And I laugh at your enthusiasm. All by myself. Every time. Thank you. 😃

[@paras_ite]

That's me trying to fit exercise, office meetings, cooking and cleaning in the area of a corona hit life while trying to find room for mental peace. It just wouldn't fit perfectly, always interference! 😂

[@underblood3547]

My mom has always loved doing jigsaw puzzles and always gets them done quick, but she has never seen something like this! I'd love to give this to her for a late mothers day gift. Love the videos!

[@ego5809]

Reminds me of Maths, even a single inaccuracy may lead to a dead end

[@mikeingyu580]

The smaller puzzle is something I wish all packing puzzles do in the future. You can showcase the beautiful puzzle without showing the solution. This is a great design.

[@ironmike-oi9zr]

Mr Puzzle: "Say anything about this video to enter the giveaway" Me an intelectual: "This video sucks"

[@Mr.Puzzle]

🤣👍

[@joshuascholar3220]

I just sent my mom and her boyfriend this puzzle for Mother's Day. Since I've been trying so hard to convince her to get a covid vaccine, I had them engrave on the puzzle, "Just get it you two. Love Josh"

[@saberhap2639]

the vaccine does nothing

[@katik4208]

Why you trying to convince her to take poison?

[@jahan412]

@Kati K just asking, why would the goverment want to posion us for no reason?

[@saberhap2639]

@@jahan412 It's not for no reason. It's to make us submit and be changed easily.

[@katik4208]

@@jahan412 they don't actively want to but they don't care if covid vaccines are dangerous

[@MitanP]

I don't know if anyone else has mentioned this, but you have very nice hands. Makes solving the puzzles extra satisfying to watch. I know that was a bit weird, but I didn't want to just mimic what everyone else has been saying. I've been enjoying watching all of the videos because I am terrible at puzzles but love to learn! If you can't be good at something, you can always observe a master at work.

[@larsdahl5528]

Two versions of the same puzzle? Something like: If you have one watch, then you know what time it is. If you have two watches you are in doubt!

[@chrissinclair4846]

I just love the build quality and tactileness of these puzzles. You just want to handle them, solving them is an added bonus.

[@liamreichert3935]

I’d love to give that puzzle to my wife and watch her struggle

[@theArcosa]

I’ve been watching your videos nonstop all month! I’ve always liked wooden puzzles, but I’ve never owned any myself. But the instructions were to watch the video to the end before commenting, so now I already know the solution 😅

[@Mr.Puzzle]

😁🙈

[@hervemenjou-marcat2888]

This puzzle is definitely a cat in a cardboard box : "If I fit, I sit !"

[@jenniferpower981]

Lol!.😹

[@peacelove7332]

Thank you Mr Puzzle for your warm, funny and charming persona. Just ordered the “Helicone” on your recommendation. You will soon be on a million subscribers. Danke

[@mezzovii]

anyone else thought it was going to fill up the whole area instead of being diagonal like that?

[@NBJmobile]

I like your channel for demonstrating the ingenuity and cleverness of humanity, both in the sense that we create these puzzles, and in the sense that we're capable of logically solving them. It's seriously fun!

[@redo3073]

Congrats you're around 168 times smarter than martin

[@jean-lucchoiniere5587]

When an individual finds themselves at a place or point of indecision, often times, solving another problem is the key to seeing a solution you've been overlooking in other areas. This is the beauty of a puzzle, it gives you the capacity to identify dynamic solutions to real world problems by challenging yourself to think differently.

[@johnrgoodman]

Hi Mr Puzzle I have been into Puzzles since I was 13 years old, and I am now 73 years old would love to receive the small version of the puzzle in the video. I enjoy your videos very much, great work

[@sethusk]

I like your channel because you have such interesting puzzles, a spoiler break, a great sense of humor and the coolest intros and b-roll! Keep on Puzzling! Good luck everyone!

[@isturma]

This puzzle is so deceptive - it looks like it should be easy, heck before you started I was SURE I knew the answer. Therein lies the beauty of it; instead of spending hours moving magnets in invisible mazes, you have to think in a completely different perspective to achieve success. It's almost like trying to earn a living on KZbin. Thank you for sharing with us the simple joy of someone who so clearly loves this hobby that he shares with us. It's what sets you apart from some of the other creators in this space.

[@fauzias6433]

It's ironic how the puzzles that look the easiest are the hardest to solve and you never fail to amaze me! So cool how it fits in place at a certain angle. I've been watching you for 3 to 4 years and to this day I look forward to your uploads. I would like to win the big puzzle. :)

[@gaige6308]

From an avid woodworker, the style and wood combinations on these two puzzles is outstanding. Absolutely beautiful.

[@forearmtattoodude4669]

Thank you for getting me into Puzzling. I never knew how fun it was until I found your channel. I enjoy Hanayama's the best so far but would love to see more of the hidden "tool" style boxes like lotus. Thanks again and blessings to you and yours.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Got some amazing ones here!

[@monsieur_zy]

You gave me the virus of puzzle. From France, thank you Mr. Puzzle. And I wish your channel will continue for many years!

[@ninniepd]

These videos have been my go-to for relaxing in the evening, something about your voice and watching you explain and solve puzzles puts me at ease. Keep it up!

[@corvojow]

It is so funny how many times i talked to the screen saying "no no do this do that... Omg what you doing" hahahaha it is being a while since I follow this channel and it is very satisfying "help" "participate to solve" the puzzles even nobody hears ... Keep doing it.

[@monsterhunterayame4941]

I found this youtube channel about 3 or 4 years ago back when you were doing Hanayama cast puzzles and its because of this channel that I have developed an interest in puzzles like these.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Wow, that's a long time!

[@SimonSideburns]

As soon as you showed the puzzle I said to myself that the pieces would go in angled. I had to carry on watching to see the solution, and as soon as I saw you were almost there I just knew you had it. It's a great puzzle, and I love it. Such a nice design.

[@deanwilliams2374]

Watching you solve these puzzles is always great. These puzzles are fantastic, but they mess with my need to have everything fit with straight lines and edges. I think that's the challenge of these. They force us not to look for uniform geometry. Keep up the great work!

[@andrewbuckley9180]

This is not just solving a clever packing puzzle, it inspires and provides ways to solve all puzzles life throws at us. Think out of the box and you will fit it the pieces in! Great channel thanks

[@robertbing7585]

Your videos are perfect for almost any setting. I watch you a lot when I study but also, your channel helps me fall asleep at night. Thanks so much for the quality content!

[@chriss8206]

I've watched a lot of your puzzle vids and loved them. I give your puzzle ideas as gifts to family for holidays. They then have to watch your channel to figure out some of the puzzles.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

I like that! 😁