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One could say that you nailed it.
I think your comment will get a huge amount of likes
@@kritikyadav2179 it better
This should get pinned
Lol
Bruh , has 138 likes
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be
And none of them are, not even this. Only to our poor perception of reality it is
Youâre not the only one cursed with knowledge
Thanos!
Oh, snap!
*as they should*
This might be the first time he has used both of his hands to solve a puzzle đ
HA yes it is
You could build this with more nails too, so long as you keep alternating evenly
I always use 10 or 12
fun fact: my physics teacher runs this as a challenge every year and if i remember right the record is over 70 nails
It should be renamed the "Unemployed Carpenter Puzzle."
It is about 30 years ago, that I have seen this puzzle and the solution for the first time. But thanks for the upload, I will show it to my kids!
My dad showed this trick to my little brother & me when we were like 6 & 8 back in the early 80's. I think about it occasionally, but it's been YEARS since I last did. Both of my parents died young, my dad most recently in 2014. This made me smile remembering a happy childhood memory of him, so thank you for posting đ
I think every carpenter's son was shown this as a kid. I was probably about the same age, but in the 70's.
Then in wood shop, the teachers would do this to try and impress the students.
Early 80s uncle did this. So fun!
My freaking social studies teacher had us do this on the last day of school, the people in my group kept screaming because of how frustrating it was.
@Gabriela Nieves I somehow survived, but I swear my ears popped or did something when some other group figured it out first.
I wish I had your teacher for Social Studies
Reupload, but glad to see this mind blowing puzzle again!
This is so different because its actually an engineering puzzle... And hey, you built a little roof frame đđ
*OH HEY, MY DAD PUMPS IT HARDDD AND FILLS IT UP OHHH DAD!* đ©đ©đ©
â@@strongestnattyever-videos2247 to quote you from another video.
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@@Klara_S. Iâm tied with you đ€·ââïžđ€Łđ€Ą
Imagine if Elon Musk says to you: "if you put these six nails together on the top, I give you 10 millions dollars. You have 30 minutes to solve this"
I did this when I was five years old and showed my father. He still has it on his work bench to this day. I'm 40.
Woah
Ran into this at a black smith stall at a fair. Earned me a glare. Looked at it, flipped the platform over, balanced it on the head of the large middle nail and then laid the other nails on top. Was told it was the "wrong right answer." lol More than one solution to a problem.
Same that's the first thing I thought about.
The 'real' solution really impressed me though
âThereâs literally no way to balance the other five...... Let me show you how to balance them all.......â
Was taught this trick during my carpentry apprenticeship 30 odd years ago. I show it to my apprentices still
The next level of that challenge is to have all the rest of nails fully over the vertical nail; very tricky solution.
my 5th grade teacher had a puzzle like this. I've been wondering what the solution was for over a decade
This is the coolest puzzle I've seen so far.
You really NAILED it with that puzzle.
We used to do this in shop class.
Can't believe it's actually a puzzle lol
this is what my dad would have bought if he didnât get the milk :(
This is the thing that me and my buddies would figure out at lunch lol
Kept waiting for the ânailed itâ joke đą
It's the first comment đ
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This guy:
I am so glad you nailed it
We can say the puzzle maker been playing with nails when he was a kid
I had actually seen this one earlier somewhere đ
That's a meme of architects vs engineers
Where architects balances like this while engineer use his extra creative mind and tie them all up with a rubber band to the first nail
Nail on wood: "That's great. Now can you all get off!"
This makes a person think outside the box! Good puzzle đ
Lets be honest, the hardest puzzle ever is stacking 3 nails one on top of each other
as a framing carpenter I can tell ya this one has awarded me plenty a' rounds of beer and many a' dollar in my day
My brain immediately thought to flip it over and use the head of the nail as the base rather than the wooden thingy, then just lay the other nails on top. But this works too I guess đ
My grandfather taught me this when I was a kid. It was my best party trick and earned me many free beers and now you come along and ruin my party trick. Thanks
All balanced until I sneeze and that shit goes everywhere
Damn impressive
This has been a carpenter trick ever since nails were invented
âand just like that⊠ohhhhhhâŠ. ohhhhhhhâ
You know that meme? Engineering solution against architect solution. Thatâs what this puzzle reminds me of
This is exactly like if you were to take a toothpick two forks and a cup all you're doing is simple physics and it's actually really cool
I love these little vids keep it up!
How I stack dishes in the dish drainer:
"literally no way to balance the other 5"....proceeds on balancing the other 5....
Ur videos are very satisfying bro
Or... if the wooden circle and the head of the 1st nail are both equally PERFECTLY flat, and the table is also completely, evenly flat...
You could turn it upside down! Balancing on the center nail, then slowly place the other six nails on top of the wooden circle, which is balanced on top of the 1st nail... And you just did something most people won't think of.
I actually had this as a kid. I loved it
I heard a story that a long time ago there was a shortage of bridge builders, so they used this as a test to kinda recruit people who were able to pass
Wow you really nailed that puzzle
One of the coolest tricks ever. Itâs a really interesting solution to the âpuzzle.â
Nice & neatly nailed it!
Me, hammering the nails into the other nails
Imagine there be that one person becoming an actual menace and stacking the nails on top of each other one by one
My actually pop pop taught me the solution, so I know it pretty well.
This is actually the first one he has ever posted where I think I would have had a chance figuring it out
This was a puzzle at a scout camp. I was able to balance 34 nails before I have up. The comment "It's just physics" applys.
Learned this in college. Went to school for carpentry.
Iâm so glad I did pointless teambuilding exercises in high school because I see this exact puzzle everywhere I go
these puzzles were made in the matrix I swearđ
Love this one. I canât do it in class anymore as my students have all seen a YT tutorial. đ€·đ»ââïž
Who else remembers that this is a remake/reupload of the original nail balancing puzzle.
If you do remember, then you dropped this: đ
Slick! And highly satisfying.
This guy could make a mystery movie with that staff
Come back and its Hammered Perfect to the Table đ€Ł
The final nail in the coffin of....um....you know....puzzle balancing solutions......or something like that.đ€
It was too easy, the famous physics phenomenon:- Center of Mass âïž
Chris, do you like making these short videos? Like, are they fun to make?
"it's impossible"... then immediately shows how to do it...
I am totally impressed!!!
See how neat and challenging this puzzle is and you didn't even have to spend thousands of dollars omg đ±
Great to see more content đ
Isaac newton: wait WHAT
Don't even wanna think about how long it took you to figure that out.
depending on the length of the nails and how steady your hand is, you can balance over 100 nails on the head of one
I honestly still canât believe this actually works
Everyone's face when I flip the block over, balance it on the single nail head and just put the other 6 on top.
omg one of these i already knew
Wow my mind is blownđ±
Well playedđ
Nail it Chris XD
I'm a carpenter and have been doing that trick for over 20 years. With 12 penny you get 15 nails to balance on one by filling in the entire length with nails.
I've been telling that one for 60 years got a lot of drinks out of it though
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
Finally a puzzle I could make đ€Ł
Loved this one as a child, my aunt had one with a couple more nails and it was always a blast to see people trying to solve it
this is the only one I've ever actually known
thx TKOR
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This i why aliens stay away from us ;)
đ Did this one time while in the Military when my Platoon had some "Down Time" in the Barracks and everyone was getting wasted drinking beer and playing Penny-ante Poker. I made a $10 bet with 10-to-1 odds that nobody other than me could balance the nails in less than 15-seconds; Twelve of the guys took me up on it and I staggered away a very WEALTHY drunken Sergeant while they were still wondering how I did it when they couldn't! đ€Ł
Well done! I love puzzles like this! The impossible made possible!
Ahh... flashback to my childhood.
I've always done 16 nails on one 16 penny nail.
So itâs the possible nail challenge đ
Broo i did this in middle school so much nostalgia
I wish these puzzles weren't so expensive. I really want to start getting some for my grandson
Did not see that coming.
That's how planets in space stay in orbit around their star âșïž
Ahh a puzzle that actually understands what on top of means..
Thank you.
I think when I learned it there were 12 nails. the 1 standing, the 1 bottom beam, the 1 top beam, then the others were packed solid going every other direction (where you have 2 in each direction). They filled the length of the nail.
First puzzle that ive already seen on some science channel i think
learned this trick 30 years ago while framing houses.
Love this. Thatâs how u think out of the box.
That was clever
It's like Da Vinci's bridge... Nice!