The Satisfying Sweta Cross Puzzle by Wil Strijbos

[@Mr.Puzzle]

You favorite Gear Cube? Mine is definitely the barrel!

[@taconinjaftw1635]

I like the pyramid it moves in such complex ways tbh I doubt I could solve one of that caliber as I have yet to solve a 3x3 as sad as that sounds. I'm better with puzzle boxs, locks, and puzzles that have a story to their shape such as the egg that Chris ramsay solved on his channel as an example.

[@TheElrondo]

Just for the shape it's the triangle/pyramid one. I own the the square and the ball gear one, but the other two will be in my hands soon 😁

[@shriyanshranjan4710]

I love all of these!! Definitely gonna buy them all!

[@EricPetersen2922]

The barrel for sure. Looks impossible 🤣😂 All of them are very cool

[@steamer1]

I agree. The tetrahedron is a close 2nd.

[@gauthamanmt]

We need an exhibition of your puzzle collection plz . Mr puzzle

[@Crockist]

As someone fluent in Chinese, thank you for getting the pronunciation of mofangge down correctly. It sounds like you practiced the pronunciation, and I strongly appreciate this kind of effort.

[@notahotshot]

@@mranderz, another possibility is that they have major stress, and problems in thier life, and choose take pleasure in small details where they can.

[@snuijt8815]

Anders Hjelmberg Seems like you don’t have anything to worry about, than commenting on people who are giving compliments. Get a live man.

[@Crockist]

@@notahotshot ​ I mean you don't have to start theorizing about my life when I was just simply thanking someone for pronouncing a word correctly but okay I guess

[@tyfunk8614]

The lotus puzzle would be great to see you solve! Sequential discovery puzzles are always so intriguing

[@Kekoapono]

The engineering on those gear cubes is absolutely amazing!

[@nonachyourbusiness1164]

The puzzle has such a cool design. It looks like an ancient alien artefact

[@starplatinum3003]

You mean artifact ?

[@dewsterplays2280]

Epik 12062007 Spelling police. leave them alone wtf

[@UncleSkiBum]

Couldn't agree more 😉 and yes I am sure poster means artifact Epik

[@schafer6811]

Epik 12062007 “Artefact” is the British English spelling of the same word.

[@YahBoiDrip]

Aliens you say? Let me call Giorgio Tsoukalos and The History Channel.

[@superhunk1989]

Really love the concept of the Gear Cubes. They look very challenging. The Sweta Cross Puzzle looks like a work of art in a museum/gallery of modern art.

[@lonniebest4697]

Cool music intro. I can jam to that.

[@Mitchcraft.]

Those gear puzzles look so satisfying to turn

[@karlgreen4164]

I love how enthused you are.

[@EduardoWeidmanBarijan]

Nice design and elegant solution

[@Dr.K.Wette_BE]

Nice design.

[@outspoken5196]

It's easy because he left the sides exposed. If they were covered, I'm sure this would be a 5/5 puzzle

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Absolutely, impossible I guess.

[@forteandblues]

... I’m not a good puzzler. This would have been a real puzzle for me that would feel rewarding.

[@superdrinkerb6432]

Next level of Rubik cube.

[@sethusk]

Beautiful puzzle! Change those windows to solid and it goes from 1 to 5 difficulty.

[@groowanderer]

This is one that I'd like to own. Not too difficult but still takes a clever approach to a dexterity puzzle. Nice for people that stop by to fiddle with. Thanks again, Mr Puzzle!

[@makers_lab]

Before the closeups, thought it was a puzzle made of XLR sockets. Very cool puzzle.

[@noodles3559]

The pyramid one is so cool! It looks like some alien artefact from a sci fi video game!

[@koalamusik]

4:54 thanks for the new notification sound

[@Mr.Puzzle]

😂😂

[@constanza1648]

I like both: I enjoy so much when you struggle to break a puzzle, but I think is a good thing your channel has a variety of puzzles, for those who are not as good solving these yet.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Glad to hear that. While the majority of people are interested in seeing the most difficult puzzles being solved, I am more focused to show the complete bandwidth of puzzles. It's in fact much easier to design an impossible puzzle that is unfair and not solvable as a clever and intriguing solution. Therefore, I show everything that looks interesting to me, independent of the price tag. Since I do not know the solutions before recording the videos sometimes they are solved quickly. For me puzzling is not a completion, I only use the clock in the videos because I know a lot of people are interested in understanding how long it took to solve.

[@timholstein1339]

Ich liebe es, deinen Kanal zu sehen. Sie zeigen ein großes Wissen. für die Unterhaltung

[@azland00123]

The opening music is very catchy.

[@waggerinator]

This looks like something you would have to build in a machining class. I would have been glad to build something like that.

[@luigic.g5099]

Very very good

[@JohnathanAmrein]

I'd love to see you do the lotus

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Alright!

[@Stefanson100]

Think about this puzzle without the acrylic glass so you cant see the ballbearings. Would make it a little bit harder i think!

[@willch1337]

I'd love to see you do the Lotus puzzle. It's maybe my favourite puzzle design, it's really brilliant.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

ok, got that!

[@Cram252]

Took me over 16 hours to finish the Excalibar puzzle if I could I would buy every puzzle you have

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Congratulations! I think most people would never finish it. Patience is your friend on this puzzle!

[@TheRealSugarShane]

Challenging puzzles are more gratifying, but I do also enjoy puzzles that look nice and are fun to fidget with. That's why Hanayama Puzzles are so good, because they not only look nice and are fun to handle (At least until you get frustrated), they are also at a really good price point and are often very challenging. I have solved 6 out of their 10 "Grandmaster" puzzles and 4 of them seemed nearly impossible to me for a time.

[@Jellooman]

It was a good solve,!

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Thanks!

[@coreymerrill3257]

I have seen similar rubiks...gears. Puzzles. They are awesome and can help teach enginering principles of gear tooth design angles and interaction with each other called meshing. Very very cool!!!!!

[@taconinjaftw1635]

I love your intros and the puzzle looks so nicely made interesting to see the ball bearings on the outside of the puzzle.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Thanks!

[@kevsil616]

Good puzzle for a beginner imo

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Yes, not a difficult one but still very clever and enjoyable.

[@kevsil616]

@@Mr.Puzzle exactly. Someone just starting out would love how this one is

[@landonlusthouse4398]

Highly recommend you attempt the Lotus puzzle. You will not regret it!!

[@SgtSupaman]

A hint about the gear cube and sphere, they are solved the exact same way (and, because they only do 90 degree turns, they are much easier than the typical Rubik's Cube). The cylinder also looks like it works the exact same as the cube/sphere, but I don't have any experience with it.

[@mikilsantiago4213]

Mr. Puzzle, what do you do with all your puzzles? I assume have have a rather large collection by now and with the beautiful design of a lot of them I bet they are display. Could you either do a short video or post pictures of your collection on display? I'd love to see them all.

[@ianmooney5495]

Would be interesting to see you cover the Revenge Lock and Egg too. The Revenge Lock in particular is a fun solve.

[@HLinc.]

Love your videos man!! Been watching for a long time now. They’re part of my nightly routine before going to bed. They help me relax. Keep up the good work, I appreciate it.

[@urbangothic7345]

You have to try the lotus it's so tricky

[@mcydeeze]

I thought Oskar van Deventer designed the original gear cube back in the early 2000's?

[@brrrrharrr]

If you want to destroy my Sweta hold this thread as I walk away

[@groowanderer]

Oh oo woah oo oh

[@culwin]

Not too difficult, but still cool!

[@suckiemee]

Cool

[@Tyranizpop]

This is the first time a rubix cube has actually given me anxiety

[@randomstuffs9103]

Your Video quality improve day by day Good job Mr Puzzle

[@DomAZ]

The puzzle looks great, love it. The only disappointment I have, you can see the balls and you have the solution.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

With closed ends it would be devilish!! :D

[@spagbol71]

5:38 is when the puzzle solving starts

[@lanticocean]

Awesome intro Its like a high tech technology reveal😂

[@Mr.Puzzle]

😁👍

[@CaptainFlips]

I think it's a neat puzzle. You could make a spectrum going from high difficulty to quality and neat. This would deffinetly be far on the neat side but I don't think that the puzzlr is bad for someone starting out with puzzle/problem solving. The only problem is that this is a pretty high standard so it wouldn't really be very suitable for that type of person.

[@Nyarlah]

This looks really similar to Hanayama's NEWS puzzle.

[@skimbulshanks]

For me it’s more of the build quality. Tactile feel. Not so important that it is super difficult.

[@Lucian_Andries]

*Phi Brain!* Nough said... 😉

[@markswishereatsstuff2500]

Someone needs to design a transmission with that gear cube, triangle design.

[@DnBReece1]

Looks amazing but probably costs an arm and a leg

[@crypton48]

Afaik the Sweta Cross is an easier take on the Aluminium Cross, for a Swiss company (therefore the dark-reddish-brown wooden stand, which you're missing). As you showed a relative easy puzzle, intended as a company gift for non-puzzlers. The gear cubes (and derivates; the ball and cylinder seem to be simple shape-mods, with additional "solutions"), are simpler by nature, as they allow for 180 deg turns only (and only the "simple" gear cubes; there are other gear cubes, which allow for 90 deg turns).

[@KCML82]

the cube, ball and cilinder are all identical in the solve. "just" 3x3 gearcube shapemods

[@KCML82]

i can be mistaken, but I don't think there are any 90deg gearcubes. the edges will be misagligned after a 90deg turn, so no further turns are posibvle

[@crypton48]

KoBo_043 gear cube extreme has some layers which can turn 90 deg. See: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZaYoZKkmbBjfZo

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Yes, I also heard about that. I will for sure also try the Aluminum Cross in the future I I can get it somewhere. However, also the sweta cross is a very well designed puzzle. The additional twist on the classic spinning puzzle I a brilliant and very unusual idea.

[@beatsandpiecesyt]

That was my first Wil Strijbos puzzle that I solved! I love this puzzle :) What is your favorite Wil Strijbos puzzle Mr. Puzzle?

[@Mr.Puzzle]

First Cylinder. I think this design is very brilliant.

[@beatsandpiecesyt]

Mr.Puzzle This one is great! I like it too

[@bummionterra]

Mit den Fenstern ist es aufgrund einer optisch ansprechenden Machart ein Eisbrecher bzw ein soziales Objekt, das dann auch nicht zu schwer sein darf. Ohne Sichtfenster wäre es twar schwieriger, aber auch mit weniger Schönheit an Details.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

What? 😳🤔

[@fk6536]

Lotus Puzzle Next?

[@spider853]

everytime I like a puzzle it's super expensive

[@Eurok666]

Not hard but smart one !

[@Mr.Puzzle]

yes!

[@Kitagawa_Senpai]

Anyone else's OCD go off with the puzzles left unsolved half way through? Man those puzzles are neat NGL

[@stephenablett1821]

So that was easy, why don’t you try the Ramisis pyramid puzzle.?

[@Mr.Puzzle]

The Ramisis predecessor Isis Orb did not really convince me to spend more on this puzzle series to try the others. You can check the video if you like.

[@michaelbarrons5222]

👍👍

[@CeAirraNicole]

Does anyone know what the intro song is? I went to the link in the description but it doesnt show the exact song

[@SassyToll]

Hi Mr puzzle, how do you work out the rating? John Ireland... love the channel!!

[@bioLarzen]

Man, those "cubes" at the beginng would be perfect for fidget toys even without any colours... just twisting and turning them every which way... Would you (or anyone else) be as kind as giving me tha name of them? I can't hear them well enough, and your amazon page doesn't seem to have it (yet?) . I'd really appreciate it. Edit: OK, Igot it - "gear cubes" - and as I was coming down here to make this edit to my comment, I saw that you are mentioning them in your top comment... *facepalm* :) - Order placed ;)

[@Mr.Puzzle]

You can just google for gear cube. There are a lot available of this type.

[@azland00123]

The designer should have covered the ends up. That would have increased the difficulty level significantly.

[@dutch_blades]

Very well machined puzzle from what I can tell :) Another trick up it's sleeve would've been nice because it's rather simple, but still a great piece! PS. Do you know of any place that still has the Lotus in stock for a non-crazy price?

[@brann1978]

Dutch Blades j p games has them coming at the end of the month. A UK website

[@Silentsouls]

I gessed it :( Nice looking puzzle though.

[@deviganta4122]

You do with plastic

[@hiu2ying]

hi

[@Novellization]

I keep hearing it as Holy Cross, but see it has a W instead of V

[@BCRBCRBCRBCRBCRBCR]

Chris Ramsay is eating your lunch. You lose.

[@WoLpH]

The puzzle looks fantastic but I guessed that was the solution as soon as I saw the balls with the hole right next to it. Slightly disappointed that was the case...

[@xyzzyx7812]

it's far too expensive for how easy the puzzle is

[@VincentGroenewold]

I don't like twist "puzzles" to be honest, it's not really a puzzle, more like something you just need to know and it's solved. After you solved one, you just try that on any puzzle. :) The balls having to go in, everybody will understand. Nope, not my cup of tea.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

Compared to real twisty puzzles they are much easier that's true. They can be solved completely intuitive.

[@minigolfkid]

ehehehe....

[@petra_the_trap]

I’m bloody early

[@ypey1]

great way to store your bitcoin keys, these puzzles...

[@lanticocean]

KZbin does not allow me to turn on notifications 😓

[@TheLewylew]

Well this video screams child labour.

[@Mr.Puzzle]

??

[@WhatAboutTheBee]

When the puzzles are so easy that you can immediately guess the solution, the video suffers because we are watching a "solution" video. You used to do some videos like that, off-camera solve, on-camera step by step. "Live" solves are better

[@wanderer4485]

He solved on camera

[@Jobaa87]

Who else skipping those intros

[@ImpresifMediaDev]

First.