- What's up?
Today, I am going to attempt to solve
the level eight Karakuri Antique Radio puzzle.
This puzzle is a puzzle box, so it has a secret compartment
in it, much like the Karakuri Bad Radio puzzle.
It does have a couple twist knobs on it.
It is made of wood, it is crafted
by the Karakuri Creation Group out of Japan.
Again, this is a level eight puzzle,
which is extremely demanding.
The point of this puzzle is obviously to open it up,
so challenge accepted,
I've solved one of your radios already, Karakuri.
(whooshing)
Time to solve another one.
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Alright, time to solve this bad boy.
Alright, so (laughs), first thing's first,
I've solved, hold on.
This is another radio puzzle that I solved in the past.
A little bit bigger.
And this one, to solve it, you had to bang it
and smash it here and all the pieces would sort of pop open.
(banging)
Gently.
Okay, that's not workin' (laughs).
I had to give it a shot.
Okay, I just wanted to see if it was the same.
If it was, that would've been
a really short video, by the way.
This, I think this relies on the knobs entirely,
so let's play with these knobs.
So what I'm gonna try to do first is pull on each knob
to see if there's like some type of resistance
at any of these angles.
Does not look like it.
These pieces seem to be, seem to move a little bit,
they're a bit loose, so that might have,
obviously these come out.
This, uh, so there is no seam here.
I don't think you can pick that up,
but there's no seam over here, only up here,
so only the top parts come out.
So maybe, what if I pull on that at the same time?
(pleasant music)
Oh.
You see, I'm feeling, I feel a bit of resistance
as I pull this one.
I'm gonna pull again here.
Something went click I think.
Here we go.
Oh!
There's like a hole here, okay, I think I'm in.
Try this one.
(pleasant music)
Maybe they slide.
Oh, maybe they don't.
When I pull this, that's when, see?
Oh here's, this is interesting.
So I can't because, okay.
So if I pull here, watch this knob.
(pleasant music)
You can't see it, but it's moving ever so slightly.
(pleasant music)
(clacking)
Hm.
(clacking)
Just put them all at the same direction.
Look at this.
This one is now popping out.
This one seems to be attached to this door here
because as soon as I pull on this...
It makes that last button move ever so slightly.
This one is still kind of stuck here, so...
Hm.
(pleasant music)
(clacking)
Well, this is proving to be a little bit trickier
than I thought, I thought I'd have some type of clue
and right now I'm kind of into the dark.
The only thing that happens is if I pull on this door,
this one, there's a slight resistance right here
and it's like a pocket, it's like resistance
and then boom, it gets loose right here.
Pull on this knob?
(clacking)
Oh!
Okay.
I'm out a little bit.
Oh!
This is like a multiple phase things.
So now that this is out, this one's locked there
and it moves this way.
(pleasant laughing)
(sliding)
Oh, but look, this piece here doesn't come out.
Okay, hold on, this is cool.
Is this one meant to open or is it just a decoy?
I feel like it's meant to open, so let's try it out.
(clacking)
(pleasant music)
Guess it slides.
Hm.
(clacking)
Okay.
Let's get this one back to where it slides open.
(pleasant music)
(clacking)
So that's the combination to slide it open.
Now that it's here...
(clacking)
See here it's locked?
But as soon as I go here, that's where it comes out.
However, I feel like this should also open.
I might just be wasting my time
and this is just a decoy, but I feel like
because this has a seam,
it kind of feels like the other one.
(clacking)
(pleasant music)
Here we go.
(clacking)
(thunking)
Bam!
And now they're all this way.
And then that's why it's over here, there you go!
Eh!
Oh, that's cool.
So bit of like a combination lock puzzle, I guess.
Pretty simple, but at the same time,
I mean, it's not super logical, it's more tactile,
this is definitely one of those tactile puzzles,
but I do appreciate it because you have hints
and clues as you pull and turn the pieces, you start to feel
a little resistance, so it's a bit of a tactile puzzle
to get to open.
Definitely you can store some stuff in here
and nobody would ever get it, which is kind of cool.
So now let's try to put the pieces back.
This has to slide out and then you got a little bit
of a tongue in groove here and that, I guess,
slides right back in.
(sliding) (clicking)
And now I have to get to the combination of the other one,
which was something...
Like this?
Yeah.
See, I got memory.
And then this slides right back in there.
(sliding) (clicking)
And there you go, mix those up.
And now we're back and locked and loaded.
And that is this little radio puzzle.
Very cool.
Nice little piece of furniture (laughs).
It kind of looks great on the shelf as well,
this is one of those things that, much like the bad radio,
just looks really cool, it looks like one
of those vintage radios, but definitely fun
for your friends to play with, if your friends come over,
you could maybe hide something in here and say,
"If you open it, you get whatever's inside,"
and who knows what you can put in there,
but definitely very cool.
I love both of these pieces, I wish I had a third one,
I just think, like, good things come in threes.
So if I had a third one, like maybe a smaller
little alarm clock radio puzzle or something,
that would be sick, but (laughs).
Hope you guys enjoyed that.
So that was the Karakuri Antique Radio puzzle solved.
(chuckles) Yeah, I just dabbed.
Is that a something now, do people still actually dab?
I feel like dabbing's become a meme,
where like, you don't even have to dab anymore,
people are just like,
(pathetic chuckling) "Got' em."
Nobody actually, like, goes in for the.
Alright, before you dislike this video, alright,
give me a chance, I know, alright, I know it's not...
I'm not perfect, alright?
We all have, we're all battling our inner demons.
I just choose to do it on a public platform, okay?
So don't act like you're perfect, alright?
Thanks for watching, guys.
Always a pleasure doing these type of videos.
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Alright, I'm done talking, promise.
Thanks for watching.
We'll see you on the next video, peace, right.
(speaking foreign language) (upbeat music)