Possibly The Greatest Puzzle Box Ever Created

Today I’ll be attempting to solve a one of a kind custom-made puzzle by martin Raynsford. This puzzle idea was given to Martin last year and he absolutely absolutely Ran with the idea of using AI. The programming in this and the artwork and this is all inspired by artificial intelligence. Thanks for watching and enjoy ! 

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Thanks to Apurture for the lighting:
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[msraynsford]

That was awesome, I'm so pleased you enjoyed it.
The morse code is valid for anyone that wants to play along at home.

I'm slightly saddened by the mouse, when you complete the maze puzzle on the top of the box he moves out from his compartment to make it easier to grab.

[syjwg]

The two rows of morse is:
PUZZLE
PEOPLE

[satansbae]

I had the pleasure of play testing this! I properly geeked out when he said 'it's for Chris Ramsay' LOL been excitedly awaiting this video - I loved this!

[SegmentW]

7:44

The Room is one of *the best* Puzzle games and it brings me joy to hear Chris Ramsey talk fondly of it.

[theplatitudefromouterspace]

One of the best puzzle boxes you've done so far, beautiful craftsmanship.

[azul-tm]

I love how he becomes super silent every time something pops out or he finds something new to decipher. He enjoys it like a kid with a new toy, It is awesome.

[nicholaswongso]

woah the production quality is ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL!! keep up the great work!!

[thelorak]

Thank you so much for zooming in on the diagrams and using the arrows to explain your thoughts!

[thechaun]

I have never yelled at my screen so much as when i was saying "You have to put the number code for LAST in LAST!"

[NewocAR]

You know what, sometimes in life all you need is a cup of tea and a video of a man solving a puzzle-box. I appreciate your work. Thank you for making content, you make a difference.

[lptf]

As someone with 30 years experience in embedded electronics, I'm intrigued by this. I see so many inputs and outputs with all those servos, leds and buttons etc that it's beyond the basic microcontrollers that a hobbyist would use. I'd love to hear more about how this was made.

[bealesdoteth]

**Yells at Chris**, "You can spin it one rotation to the left!!!" as he spins it three times to the right for the eighth time to input the numbers he got from the word clues... 😂🤣😂

[The-Wordsmith]

I agree - I think that is the greatest puzzle I've seen you solve. Thank you Martin (I've just ordered your Antikythera Tablets puzzle box), but above all, thank you Chris for making my evenings brighter. Your amazing intros, your sharp intelligence, your authenticness and your child-like enthusiasm have got me through a really tough time. Big love from Italy x

[supermcfly]

Chris! The visual edits are genius! Showing us the drawings and writings are super helpful for us viewers to understand and stay engaged mentally. Plus it looks more professional! I hope you incorporate this in more videos. I know editing can be a hassle, but man that little bit makes a huge difference! No doubt this puzzle was f'ing amazing! Great video!

[FeMelch]

This makes me ridiculously happy! It is like the Room in real life! Such a joy to watch you solve it.

[Nilruin]

Someone has never seen a Hellraiser movie before. I am anxious about someone who just solves random puzzles that are sent to him over YouTube lmao.

[ZomBeatBrainZ]

I liked how this reused mechanisms twice.

[carrieannemoore]

Impressive from idea to final creation! I love that the box to just get to the puzzle was a mini puzzle, such an immersive experience. I love watching the ones where you get so hyped going through the steps 👍

[TheKwil]

This was how you kept turning the box all the way around instead of just once the other way was giving me high blood pressure lol

[jamesbramlett]

Future/Current Puzzle Designers: This. This type of sequential discovery puzzle. These are the types that clearly cause a dopamine rush in Chris and -via proxy- us as well. His boyish awe is so infectious, even through a video. These types of puzzles are a big reason why I watch Chris' videos. I know these aren't a dime a dozen.. they're very rare and expensive to make/purchase...so that's why they're so special, to me, when one of these comes up a few times a year.

TY to Chris for sharing and a big thanks to the puzzle creator. This was a lot of fun!