The Impossible ORE Cube!!
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- čas přidán 2. 05. 2024
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I have dark hair and a dark beard too. I'm sitting in front of my TV, and for a moment I thought I saw my reflection on the puzzle. Haha. It's like virtual reality.
😂👍
About shiny design, i would preferred if only the copper part (ore part) was shiny and the others was not
Imagine making a puzzle like this that is so tightly machined that it can only be put together when the parts have the right temperature (due to thermal expansion), and it locks hard when all the parts are the same temperature.
When I saw the pic that was my first thought.
I don’t think it’s temperature as much as it is wringing
I love this idea. Kind of like those glass bulbs with the colored fluid that moves to the top of the bulb when you hold it in your hand.
@@fibbooo1123 he was proposing an idea. How are you going to tell him that the method in his idea is wrong? Temperature would work more than wringing the pieces together. Temperature differential would make it impossible to take apart/put together, wringing would just make it slightly sticky.
Initially it looks complex. But it looks easy after you solved it.
I wanted to say exactly the same thing
I came here just to read the top comment.
Just like basically every math problem.
That “shiny” puzzle gave us a rare peek at what Mr Puzzle looks like.... outside of his hands 😅
I was about to make the same comment. It's never how you pictured them to look. Red hair, mustache and beard.
Now we need someone to send lock picking lawyer a really shiny lock
@@cumunist2120 brilliant!
@@cumunist2120 it's happened before. He either wears a mask or blurs the reflection.
We have seen his face before. Actually a recent video he posted, he showed his face.
In all puzzles the genius is in the design. One end is finding a solution and solving, but the design and creation is the real genius.
One of the problems with Kickstart is that the product may not even exist. By sending a copy to a known authority on the subject (you) it shows it not only exists but also that the quality and build are also present.
I feel much more trusted to buy one.
😁👍
@@Mr.Puzzle Reminds me of the Tycho puzzle. Still had to thank you for showcasing that puzzle. I have a Tycho and Venn puzzle displayed on my desk because of that video.
So I am still waiting for my puzzle to arrive. Should I be concerned?
I really liked the bits about how the puzzle was made
I think that a sort of bronze asthetic would look cool. If you made the pieces all like the bronze piece, nd then changed the bronze piece to black or dark gray, and then put a little of "This sowrd is old as hell, but is still kind of new" look to it, it would look great.
I would love to see this puzzle with more different alloy and finish, it would make it harder to assemble I think.
This is a really amazing puzzle.
If you have two of these puzzles, you can use them as bookends.
Most stylish bookend ever!
I did have the thought "well, there's the proof of concept, but it's never gonna look this good and fit so perfectly in mass production." then I clicked the kickstarter link. $200. Well, you absolutely get what you pay for. A $50 version wouldn't be a work of art on the same level as this and if it's not a work of art then all you're left with is an okay puzzle. Too rich for my blood but I always appreciate the chance to see something like this, made with care by a real craftsman. And, of course, the absolute joy Mr. Puzzle gets out of putting it together!
I think having all of it either polished or rough would make it a bit more difficult.
"... a maximum of three." "Five, sir!!" 😉 #HolyHandGrenade
Five is right out!
2 out of 3 is like... 3 out of 5!
@@joshuaentwistle960 Best of seven?
11:02
Are you smart@$$, huh? Do you really think that you are the only one who noticed that and understood?
It makes me smile seeing how much you geek about this puzzle!
It's nice that everything fits together just so, it almost kind of confirmed you're on the right path
The Design is awesome =) ...i think polish the outside and leave the inside with a surface right of the machine .. =)
Mabe different alloys or coloration would be nice ^^
2:11 We can see Mr. Puzzle's face! :o
Such a cool looking puzzle! I went to Kickstarter right away and gave Nic some extra help!
😁👍🙏
Looking cute in that reflection
You should do a top ten video on the ten hardest puzzles you’ve ever solved!
agreed
This is one of those puzzles that are very expensive (although cheaper than I expected) but also justifiably so. That thing is a work of art!
Absolutely!
At this point, I like to imagine that there is no body, its just a pair of hands that float around solving puzzles with a voice that follows them
The location of the copper piece on this one looks different from the kick starter pics. Ooo, is each one slightly different?
"Rating it with a 2 out of a maximum of 3" where the rest of the numbers?
😅
Lol, I caught that too. :)
its a german 3
@@GetToDaChopa 3x3=NEIN!
When I think of copper ore I think of my childhood school days in Butte Montana, where we crossed the railroad tracks for the rail company owned by Anaconda that they used to transport ore from the mines in Butte to the smelter in Anaconda 25 miles away. A lot of ore fell off those ore cars, and we would pick them up and cart them in our pockets to our school, and used them to draw h op scotch grids on the playground.
Save the school a lot of expense on chalk, trust me :-)
The edges look very sharp.
the finish on some of the flat surfaces make them look wavy
Regarding finish: I'd prefer a patina over "in the white," but I also think anodization would be a mistake. However, I wouldn't leave it rough from machining, particularly as you need to break the edges anyway.
Polished is nice. SHINY AND CHROME
Someone should really make an Impossible Puzzle by design and then call it the "Possible" Puzzle.
Briliant
A gravitational slide lock would elevate this puzzle
I just got my Ore Cube today! It’s amazing! Great job Nic!
That thing looks like something from a clue board. It was Mr. Puzzle with the cuboid!
Such a sleek design!
me: sometimes so enyoing the content
that I forget to subscribe xD
Gorgeous puzzle and fun to watch you trying to solve it.
I just love engineered puzzles.
That mill sure is cool. Very high quality puzzle💎
That was pleasing to watch. It's so satisfying to see that object in one piece.
By the way, English is my first language, and I don't know what you call that kind of polyhedron in English either.
I like a lot thee ideea, not just a puzzle, but a nice deco as well.
That puzzle looks so cool! Great video
That is a beauty of a puzzle!
It’s an expensive paper weight. Because of all the milling work and tolerances needed for the thing not to fall apart when assembled. As far as a puzzle, does not seem too difficult. More of a conversation piece/office decoration/paper weight than anything else.
that looks like a heavy very solidly built puzzle. its almost like a weapon, lol.
Curious… what are all those other shapes shown on the schematic sheet at min 1.25 ?
The best part about those CNC pieces is that absolutely perfect fit. It's super satisfying and I don't think you can get that with casting!
why are they always called "impossible" but in the end are possible.... ?
It's the type of puzzle. It looks like it is impossible to disassemble due to the various dovetail joints in different directions.
Sand blasted would really good.
The machine they showed was not a cnc machine. It was a handmill/manual machine.
Endlich sehen wir mal Mr. Puzzle in der Spiegelung :D
I prefer for some metal puzzles to be shiny and some to be matte. "Ore" might do well to be a mix of both, because in the earth you see much of both.
Not bad, better than most dovetail puzzles.
Priceless how quickly this type of puzzles turn from a spatial vision challenge (Can I imagine the various interfaces connecting in a 3D space?) into a dexterity one (Can I hold it so the assembled part doesn't disintegrate immediately?) :D
Excellent work
2:11 Hello! ;)
Dauerwerbesendung
Lmao
In my opinion polished site could be some kind of hint? I mean your brain will have much much more to think what is where. And un-polished one will look like some kind of vintage puzzle B)
I'll say that every piece should be full polished or full raw rather then raw inside and polished outside
That's pretty.
This thing truly is a beautiful object! 😍
Miiister PuzzLLLLLE!
If you think about ore, its the deposit of a material before its melted down and processed into its pure respective metal ingot (or something like that idk I'm not an expert). So I personally think the rough finish would make more sense than a shiny finish, both of which would look very nice regardless. but just based on the name of the puzzle, "Ore Cube", and what it means, I would go with a rough finish.
Mr Puzzle: ‘cubic spherical shape… not sure of the name in English’.
Me, a native English speaker: Me either, sir… me, either.
Also, I think it’s lovely that it’s so shiny. I feel like the brown (brass?) piece should be a non-shiny finish just as a bit of a contrast.
Cool puzzle, looks fun
Great Puzzle!
Isn't copper corrosion going to be an issue with the longevity of this puzzle?
Since it's polished, there's most likely an anti-corrosion coating on it.
in few years you have a green block :D
That puzzle is a work of art 8)
“Impossible” yet solves it in 11.5 minutes. 😋
Lovely puzzle
It is a beautiful puzzle, not difficult but.indeed more than enjoyable (hah you said the word enjoyable when I just wrote it)
08:51 was the best
Why would you call it IMPOSSIBLE when you solved it easily - CLICKBAIT my friend. You’re better than that.
@@mr.positive6817 correct. He solved it easily.
HE DIDN'T SOLVE IT EASY, DUU
Very cool
Difficulty was 2 out of 3? or 2 out of 5? Lol
I prefer a matte finish.
Here's hoping that Kickstarter is successful!
Keeeeeep on puzzzzling
Now familiar 😁
You sayd 2 of a maximum of 3 but wrote 2/5 😁🤣
11:00
I'd love to see some brass pieces too, but they'd add to the already outrageous weight of the item.
Could be finished smoother
From the thumbnail, I thought it was Studio Santa Monica logo and was a God of War puzzle.
They showed other puzzle designs with these pieces .... Oh no you don't. Time to work out the rest of all the other puzzle designs !!!
Bruhhh i was literally screaming at you through the screen because you forgot about the angled part in the beginning
🙈
Супер штука.
This gonna be one expensive puzzle.
This might be asking too much. But I'd love to see how it would look if it was temporary glued together then put through a tumbler.
It needs to be shiny, looks great.
are there any cheap puzzles that are fun? I always wanted to try some but have not a lot of extra money to spend on things like this.
I live the hobby but it's getting harder and harder with these prices. This puzzle is 375 dollars right now. Wtf...
Hell yeah nice...
I like how you take 1/4th of the video not solving the puzzle
make timestamps for when the solving part's coming
How to get this type of puzzle
Link in the description.. just be ready to cough almost 400 dollars for it.. ouch .
11:05 hard puzzle👀
10:14 cured my OCD
so you really don’t have any ocd or even know about it.
ocd is severe mental illness. it is not a joke! is associated with increased risk of suicide.
"LoOk aT ME, hA Ha, uTuBe vIdEo _cUrEd_ mY oCd LoOk at ME im so qUiRkY!!"
so stop that!
@@nom3nnescioNews flash: it's just a joke on the internet. You aren't saving anybody
@@boblast5564 just if something is common doesn't make it right. slavery was once common.
@@nom3nnescio what???? Are you seriously comparing a youtube comment to slavery lol.
@@boblast5564 you're just butthurt because I corrected you. but now on, you know how to act properly and not think ocd is a joke. your welcome.
A-loo-min-um
Al-loo-min-e-um as you say it would be spelled “aluminium” and that is incorrect.
2:11 face reveal 😝
So THAT’s what a $225 ball of aluminum foil looks like.
It's 375 now..ouch...
Ok so what's the Kickstarter scam here that's the real puzzle.
I'm not sure if you care or not but.. Considering you generally only post videos of your hands I will mention this. The viewer can see your reflection in the puzzle pieces. @ 2:11 in particular.
He did a face reveal video a while back so I don't think he cares. It would be funny though if the one puzzle he couldn't solve was his reflection.
Wish I had 2 hundo to buy the damn thing..
Three times _AS_ heavy. 3 times _heavier_ would be four times the weight.
🤔 Actually not... It's just wrong from grammar point of view. Still everyone got the point. 😁