how to make woodn puzzel

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by Jonas Eriksen Hamidi5 views·Updated Jan 6, 2022

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  1. Okay. Hello, guys. Today we'll be making wooden puzzle.
  2. Wouldn't mind puzzle, so
  3. let's just jump into it. I have been sitting here very long to record.
  4. What do you need to make it? You need a wooden piece. That's 9.5 centimetres.
  5. Then you need a string. That's 25 centimetre is
  6. and then you need four wooden beads.
  7. Why? You need needs.
  8. Let me tell you something.
  9. Yeah,
  10. first of all, you need to put them there, so it's hard to get him like this.
  11. Then you can't let me. Then they wouldn't. You don't go.
  12. You need to have.
  13. So yeah, two of them.
  14. How do I make them? Yes, very easy. Very simple.
  15. Usual holds.
  16. The whole is gonna be big enough so you can fit three pieces of string.
  17. If you can't fit three pieces of string.
  18. And, uh,
  19. then the string is not long, then the whole is not big enough.
  20. So when you have that, when you drill the hole
  21. and hopefully you don't have to gaol in the ball read.
  22. So it's easier just to put the string in the whole of the bead.
  23. So you're pretty much done that then you take the ball,
  24. put the string in the ball or the ball in the spring? I don't know.
  25. Then take the other end without the ball on it.
  26. Put it into a whole. Doesn't matter which one you start with.
  27. But then you put it in the hole. Then you come back around and put it in the other hole.
  28. Then the ball on.
  29. Then you're then you're done.
  30. Then you've done that.
  31. Then put them together.
  32. It's easier to do it when you have
  33. when it's not connected. Yeah,
  34. this one is kinda broken.
  35. I don't know how to connect them.
  36. Well, thank you for watching and subscribe to my channel. Uh, you tomorrow,
  37. uh,
  38. waiting for the other revenue. Hold on. Wait.
  39. I don't have three minutes or I will not be page for long.
  40. Right?
  41. There we go, guys. Goodbye.