How to take apart the Da Vinci's Helicopter puzzle? #shorts

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[MGJerry]

I solved this puzzle accidentally by shaking it aggressively while I was mad about not being able to solve it for an hour

[SpookyFraiser]

DaVinci: I made a puzzle, I call it the DaVinci Helicopter Puzzle!
His friends: Awesome, whats a helicopter?

[kevinreist]

They were locked together with metal dowel pins. The dowel holes have some clearance and are deep enough that the rotation allows inertia to move the dowels deeper until it disengaged the locked pieces.

[catlovingtrio]

"I'll try spinning, it's a good trick."

[tomijorg]

The parts is kept together with wooden pins. They unlock becouse of centrifugal force when you spin it. Like I said, I used about 9 hours to solve it.

[mergydalmatians]

"Hey can you help me with this puzzle"
"Sure thing"
*revs chainsaw*

[shintaaulia]

"Never let them know your next move"

*Breaks it with a hammer*

[amokriinprolgiid]

With a name like Da Vinci's Helicopter, spinning it just seems like the implication. If you didn't tell me the name though, it might take a second.

[devinmosley]

"Everyone's favorite solution"
Chris Ramsay: *bangs on table for 2 minutes*

[Pixelcraftian]

This video really confused me, guessing that’s the intention. Awesome video :)

[przemysawdata]

there is a little wooden bolt that keeps the parts together. While shaking by frame, bolt moves and unlock the parts.

[Tamama]

There are pins in the puzzle, which lock into the other piece’s holes, but centrifugal force can displace them so that you can separate the two pieces.

[callmemc]

There's a dowel inside of the piece that passes through the hole on each. The back and forth action slide the dowels out of the holes allowing the piece to disconnect. You can slightly see the dowel when you set one of the pieces down as it sticks out about half a cm

[ImThePerson]

I was confused looking at this, then jokingly thought that you should just shake it around and it would be able to be undone. Kinda was similar to my thought process lol

[Teryte]

It uses a flux capacitor in the equilibrium of the mitochondria to quantum manimulate the peices apart

[bdwlf]

Bro burned the 3 year olds in 50 different languages

[prodJayLND]

There’s a wooden cylinder that holds them together and when you spin them the cylinder hides in one of them wooden sticks. To assemble it back you need to wiggle it again

[dcardigan]

Mechanical stuff is so fun to analyze. There's no magic there like a code or anything. Just hidden little pegs and pieces with specific shapes, sizes, holes and angles that make them follow the law of physics to fit and work together.

[PUSSEY_BTC]

"I solved it when I was just 2 year old"

Bro how tf new born kid already know how to solved it, even how know to learn languages 💀

[puglife]

Spinning is the puzzle equivalent of turning your pc off and on again