Hello and welcome to Puzzle Master. This is the Puzzle Guy,
and in this video I will show you how to solve the Record Six puzzle designed by
Yuu Asaka.
Yuu Asaka is a famous puzzle designer who creates such amazing puzzles as Jigsaw 19,
Jigsaw 29, Wave Five, Wave Seven, and others.
All of those are amazing puzzles. And here is his new design, Record Six.
It has a difficulty level of seven out of 10 on Puzzle Master's difficulty scale,
that runs from five to 10, and the goal of the puzzle is to fit all six
disks inside the frame. As you can see, the puzzle is solved now,
but that doesn't spoil the solution at all because if you dump the parts from
the frame,
mix them and then try to put them back inside, here
all the fun starts. You can put the large disk like so, or like so.
And as you can see, there is a small cut out here, and it fits only with
the white frame in this spot. But then this disc has another part sticking out,
which can be either here or if you flip it, it'll be here.
So it changes everything. And then when you put the next ring in,
you will see that it can only fit here with the previous ring.
But then this sticking out part can be either here or if you flip it,
it'll move a little bit to the left.
And then when you add another disk and then another
one, and then we have two yellow disks left,
we will end up with something that doesn't look like the solution. I
can't fit the last piece. And you have to
remove all the disks and start solving it from the very beginning.
So it'll be much more difficult
than you can imagine from the very beginning.
There are only six parts and there's only one frame.
How difficult can it be? It can be very difficult.
If you like the Record Six puzzle and you want buy it, go to puzzlemaster.ca.
And if you want to see the solution of this puzzle, keep watching the video.
Now, I'll start from the very beginning. I'll grab the large disk.
You can't mix the disks.
You can't put this one as the biggest one since they have sizes, but
as I told you, you can flip them and that makes a lot of difference.
So with the big one,
we will start with putting it in such a way that the sticking out piece will be
right here.
Then we grab the second one and put it like so,
so that this piece will be to the left from the circle in the
middle. Then we have the third part
and I guess we have to put it, like so.
So let's see if I switch it. Yeah,
that's quite a tough one because, as you can see, when I flip it,
it looks almost the same. But these parts, they are moving a little bit
to the left. So I guess this one will be correct. I'm not actually sure.
So we will see the end result in a couple of minutes.
So this one next. That already doesn't look like a correct one,
so probably I have to flip this one. Then I put this,
this here. Yeah. Now it looks a little bit better, but still I'm not sure.
Maybe I made a mistake somewhere. Let's see, if I put this here,
I won't be able to fit the last piece and maybe...
Yeah. This is the... No. Ah, it was so close.
Can you see, I was so close, but that was not the solution. Okay, so I guess
I made a mistake somewhere and probably it was here. Let's try again.
As you can see, the difference when I put this piece in
is so small that this part moves just like one or two centimeters,
but actually it makes a lot of difference at this point.
Then this piece goes next.
Or I can flip it, like so. Huh, that's interesting.
I guess it will be this way. Then we have
this disc. I don't think it'll be here.
This looks more like the correct way.
And now let's see. No, that's not the solution again. Okay,
Let's start from the very beginning. So this disc,
it looks kind of correct. What about this one?
If I put it here... maybe,... no. Yeah,
Maybe this one is not the correct.
Let's do it here then. The problem was with this part.
Maybe
putting it this way is better than putting it.... Yeah,
I guess that I had to put it
with this part a little bit on top of the white circle.
So then next, is this one,
then this one and the last one doesn't fit. Okay, ,
That is really interesting. Maybe if I flip this one. Oh,
that looks like the solution finally. Okay. As you can see,
even though I solved this puzzle a couple of times and I,
I knew the solution a little bit,
it still takes quite some time before you will figure out how to put
all six of the discs inside the frame. So quite a nice puzzle; easy looking,
but it'll take you a lot of time to find the correct assembly. You can play
it again and again because it'll be very difficult to remember
where each disc goes.
So you can re-solve it a couple of more times.
If you like the Record Six puzzle and you wanna buy it,
or you wanna buy other amazing puzzles designed by Yuu Asaka,
go to puzzlemaster.ca.
Thank you for watching. See you next time.