You've seen the wooden Thor's Hammer from Pelikan and Steven Baumegger,
now meet the metal Thor's hammer
made out of aluminum,
silver handle and a gold head on the hammer.
How much does it weigh? It gets to 2.1 pounds, 2.1 pounds.
So it is stinking heavy hammer. Um,
a great paper weight or even better puzzle. So uh, yeah,
all the pieces come apart. There's actually, I think, is it one, two, three, four,
five, six, seven pieces on the head. There's two pieces that go up and down, right?
You know those attached here. So it goes through,
I think two of these pieces like that piece attaches down here.
Like I think that's actually one. Okay. One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven pieces. Yeah. And the handle and the handle.
So yeah.
Thats the metal Thor's hammer it's a level eight on the Puzzle Master difficulty
rating scale and it is a really great puzzle.
Scared to take it apart because we'll never get it back together.
That is a good point. That's,
that's always my worry at these days that you take it apart and well not even my
worry. That's the worst part.
I actually sometimes like taking them apart and better than putting it together.
And these burr puzzles, they're stinking hard to put, take a part.
Like pass the top there. You see a little it kind of moves. Yeah.
So he's talking like it moves like in there like that. But uh,
yeah,
it's actually made by the same guy or designed by the same guy who did
Excalibur, uh, other puzzle by a Pelikan and Puzzle Master.
So there's like some kind of inside maze. He's going yeah. burr puzzle right.
Yeah. Super Cool. Oh,
I'm already stuck. Yeah.
It's like it moves pretty good actually considering it's metal.
Some of these metal puzzles, they don't always move real good.
This one actually moves pretty darn good. I don't even know how to get,
like I mean. Obviously that's the first move or something.
But unless you take the handle and all these pieces just fall apart. No, no.
The stuff they do, the moves pelikan like these burr puzzles.
Pelikan does moves with it like a 52 point whatever point, whatever.
So there's different decimal places. Um, so that,
so 52 being the first number would be like the amount of moves to get the first
piece off. And so it actually doesn't, I,
that's what I find sometimes even fall apart.
So all of these are interlocking altogether. It's all interlocking and they,
I mean obviously the numbers get lower as the further you go,
but it does take a fair amount of moves, to get pieces off.
It's not like if you take one in,
the whole thing falls apart that it takes a certain amount of moves to get like
that. That's probably the first moves that down and then over a bit. Yeah,
it moves over. But yeah, so he's a piece of slide or something,
but it'd be a crap ton of movies get that first piece. So,
and then obviously I think it was like, I don't know,
I would have to check what the move numbers actually,
why don't I go check that right now? Actually you have your phone. Okay.
Pull your phone out the Puzzle Master website, check it out.
So it'd be the same moves as the wooden one, but uh,
we don't have a bookmark in your phone
and they should so they have a level but they should have the Pelikan.
Oh Man. Yeah. These things really do like come apart. Yeah.
It kinda like moves that it all comes out like, yeah,
you can see it in the pictures there. Should be in the description.
Uh,
there you go.
So it's 65 move 65 moves it to express by 25.22.5.6.2.2.3.
So that's 25 moves to get the first piece off,
22 moves to get the second piece off, so on and so forth. So it's actually like,
it's not like it just falls apart when you get it.
Like I move out or a piece of it, which is really cool.
Yeah. Thor's hammer metal, check it out.
We should put this like sitting back on the shelf.
Should we figure it out?
But it is a collector's item. This is not,
not something you find every day and crazy heavy.
Like we don't have a lot of like. Not like cool metal puzzles like this.
That's a unique thing,
like big puzzles like that out of metal or not something.
You find that,