Origami Burr Puzzle (Froy)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Difficulty: ★ ★ ☆ ☆ ☆ (Low Intermediate)
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In this video, I demonstrate how to fold an Origami Burr Puzzle designed by Barlaham Benítez Vargas (Froy). This model is an origami version of the traditional wooden burr puzzle. This is one of my all-time favorite modular models, and it's not very difficult to fold! Enjoy!
Special thanks to Froy for granting me permission to create this video!
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(Model demonstrated by Evan Zodl)
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I have been doing origami for 5 years and I've gotta say that was one of the most detailed Vids I've ever seen
Yep
After I finished the first I was like, oh wait I have 5 more...
That's a pretty intense model. Good instructions though, I appreciate you putting all the pencil marks on it otherwise that definitely would have been confusing on the smaller corner folds.
Petition to rename Evan the ‘and then’ guy.
I always appreciate those who make the first model for any origami. *Start making new origami is much harder than any other arts.*
"now you must make 5 more" My eye fucking twitched.
same
Adam Grabinski that's what I did ,it worked out well those last two pieces were a bit tricky to assemble
Nebur Nunes I gave up doing it. It was nothing I will do.
i understand ur pain but please be aware little children from age 6 may be reading u swearing
Pip Lee, I gather it would be very difficult for young children to accomplish...and they would have switched off very early into the video without even reading the comments...and well done to them, if they could!
You have got to be the best origami instructor I have ever seen. These instructions were very clear and easy to follow. Great job.
Excellent, brilliant, clear and concise. Please don't change anything in your presentation of these videos, they are the perfect speed to fold along with for a beginner. By the time I got to the 6th on I could do it without following the video. Thumbs up and thanks. xx
Someone count how many times he said "and then." Loved the video btw!!
Shyann Jonscher every time he says "and then " the video gets faster.. someone should make this
Shyann Jons
That was amazing! You went through every detail so throughly and adding the dotted lines made it so much easier to follow along. Thank you so much for your video. I will be watching the rest of these videos and be looking forward to all future videos. :D
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for your feedback!
Ashley-Joy Wilk
Ashley-Joy Wilk You not bery bery silli
Good review= happiness
Thank you for this tutorial! I had a lot of fun following your instructions!
I started to struggle while following Froy's printed instructions, You helped fill in the bits I found hard. One suggestion, I try to avoid fully folding the entire diagonal that DOESN'T form the 'hull' of the ship-like module. It avoids having an unsightly crease on each of the two largest side panels, and on each side of the centre peak. Just crease the diagonal enough to mark the centre of the square. That mark shows where to fold the side panels into.
This is the best tutorial on YT because the verbal directions are perfectly detailed in support of watching the folding. All other YT origami folders should study this vid to improve your vids. Again this vid is the best tutorial of all the hundreds of vids I watched and listened! THE BEST!!!
This is THE BEST origami tutorial I've ever followed! Please do 100 more. 😁
Awesome instructions! PLEASE, don't change. Still looking for us, begginers and all people who want learn how to do origami. Following your voice and what you was showing, I could make it. And I like your voice. You are a very teacher!
+Suely fomm kerpker I'm glad to hear that! My goal is to make origami fun, easy to learn, and accessible for folders of all experience levels! Thank you for the kind words.
Goal achieved! Hugs from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
+EzOrigami hi
+EzOrigami hi
lol
Thanks for the clarity, third piece I was able to do it on my own 👍
that was amazing, the detail was perfect, and I actually made it!
All I heard was, "And now we're going to (insert step here)" throughout the entire video lol
Great tutorial! Excellent step-by-step instructions!
Fantastic for older children to make; learning terminology related to mathematics while having something to show for it when finished.
Learning through play is empowering...love origami!
Just hope when I give it a go, my model too will "look like this"! : )
fewer words man, fewer words. The image speaks for itself. After each crease you draw a dashed line and it helps greatly, we do not need so much words. Anyway, good video, thanks for sharing
i love your tutorial. very clear but not like talking to idiots. love it
You are amazing! The way you explain and show everything is so great and easy to understand. I could watch your videos for hours and it won't get boring or hard to watch.
I look forward to every new video. Keep going! 👍🏼
Thanks for the kind words, I really appreciate it!
EzOrigami
wow epic model. I used regular origami paper and at the end the model is very loose and fragile but still looks epic.
and yes WAY WAY less talking next time!!!!!!!!!!! lol
the crease markings were helpful
ありがとうございます！こんなにわかりやすいビデオは初めてです。
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Amazing. Very detailed instructions. Perfect tutorial. Keep it up.
I was looking for this for years. I was only able to find David Mitchell's design for a 6-piece stellated rhombic dodecahedron, which is the same shape as this. However, it is harder to make, smaller, requires a rectangular paper (with extra folds if starting from square), and each module isn't a solid shape (the inside surfaces are all floppy and exposed). This version is so much more satisfying with how it fills the volume perfectly, and how each module "snaps" together at the end into a solid sturdy shape.
EPIC! It took forever to make, but it was worth it!
I'm just learning the very simple modular origami. But next, I will try this too. Thanks for sharing this 👍
Parabéns! Fantástico. Eu fiz esse mesmo puzzle em madeira, nunca imaginei que fosse possível fazê-lo em origami. Vou tentar repetir seus passos.
Nora Nardacchione, presté mucha atención aunque no se su idioma, pero cuando uno sabe hacer origami los paso los sabe hacer. Felicitaciones.
Excellent description, nice touch the dotted lines...working on this, will post pic when I finally finish 6!
Awesome... and no detail missed.
I had no problem 10sec skipping the sections that I already understood.
I’m off now to teach this to my maths class.
I applaud you.
I was failing, then got one of the models perfectly together.
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I dont know why but mine falls apart. Do u have any suggestions?
I really like how you explain instructions. Clearly and easy. Thumbs up for this video👍👍
Someone needs to count how many times this dude says "this". It seems like he says it at least 3-5 times a minute at least....like this
Замечательная конструкция! Смотрится очень эффектно. Спасибо.
I love your video, thank you very much , it is perfect .
I wish I could like this video 1000 times!!! Such level of detail. You must've put in a lot of effort in making this video. That really paid off very well.It was very easy making this model. Thanks to you!
You do great videos! Please post more, I love them! :)
"and now your going to do the same exact thing"
Such terrific tutorial! Audio is so helpful! thanks!
And then we're going to...
Pooky Tang I+
Lol
Pooky Tang It's so funny, I didn't even notice that until I read your post, and now I can't not notice it. 🤣
Take a shot every time he says it, lol
Ikr
I had a wooden one of these when I was younger :D great video
“It’s best to use 6 by 6 six origami paper...” me- pulls out sticky note paper. “All ready!”
Am I right in thinking that the complete model isn't very robust? I.e. dropping it from was it height would cause it to break apart?
If you fold this model using thick paper, the units actually hold together fairly well. The entire model is held together by friction, so the units probably wouldn't stay together if you dropped the model from any significant height.
+EzOrigami Thanks!
This is a really cool design
A very clear and detailed tutorial, although you should have some practice in origami when you fold it.
If you want to use patterned paper you should also have some practice because you can see the folds better when you use paper of one colour.
"Now you must fold 5 more" Kill myself
each unit takes 20 minutes to complete, times 6 units equals 120 minutes. THATS 2 FUCKING HOURS OF JUST FOLDING PAPER!!!
Once you build it once i remembered it and it only took mme like 10 miutes afterwards
Snowstormz619 instead of rewatching the video 5 more times, rewatch it 1 more time and do the same step 5 times in a row.
¡Awesome work!
Maybe you could put an image that a "non origami" user can print and fold.
rimar2000 Osvaldo J. Schiavoni I use sticky notes tiny but easier
heyyyyy
u just got a new subscriber !!!!!!
u are awesome!!
u got me back into the origami game
Me too u the best XD
KayLea Cheok i
for someone who knows origami, this is far too detailed/monotonous. "fold both diagonals" and "repeat on both sides" would have saved a lot of words!!
Seriously, this video is much longer than it needs to be.
+PedroThePanda64 Not Trying to be "Captain Obvious", but the video is geared towards people who are inexperienced or want to start origami.
+MLG-esus i doubt beginners would want to start with these sort of models
I set speed of video at 2x, this solves this problem. By the way, explayning everything is better, than explayning less than needed)
fik1324 well yes that's true
thank you for explaing so well you are awsome and did it in just the right speed good
The explanation is excellent , I did it , and loved de final result !! Totally reccomended
Apenas encontre este canal y ya llevo hechas dos kusudamas y estoy haciendo este rompecabezas, son geniales los videos, gracias :)
I am going to try to make this , I like the way you explain steps so everyone can understand.I subbed! Have a nice day!
your new videos are so much better - been subscribed a long time already - keep it up!
I'm glad you like the new videos. Thanks for your continued support!
Warning: Project is very hard and raging!
EzOrigami Construction paper is also useful.
no it isnt!!
what kind of person actually sat down and thought about folding and unfolding and scoring paper over and over again so much so that they came up with a burr puzzle...seriously
"You have now completed one unit and must make five more." Are you kidding me. That one unit took forever to compete and so much folding!!
SERIOUSLY
i love this one
i have the actual puzzle and never solved lol
Excellent, clear , detailed instructions. However after a few attempts -- trying to make sure that the modules were all folded as equally as possible -- I still couldn't put it together as neatly as you did. Any suggestions? Thanks, Serena
Excellent tutorial
Absolutely amazing!!! Great detailed explanation...
I am so close to finishing! I'm stuck on the last step of 1 competed unit! Well, sooner or later I will finish this model!
And now your model should look like this
Amazing model and tutorial Thanks!!!!!!!
Hello out there ! Just saw the show !
Wow ! Are you a mathematician
I was blown away by the very many folds
that was being done . A genion folds bud .
Afraid to try this one . Anyway , I don't have
the exact type of paper you are using .
What I have on hand is different colored printer paper.
Great work Evan. Got to admit the pre-creasing is a little boring though! I've folded one unit and think I may leave the rest for another sitting!
I always love your videos. Thanks for posting.
armarlo fue satisfactorio! muchas gracias
Wow! Great tempo with excellent instructions for an awesome model. I'm going to fold one of these for my bro. Sub.
Exceptionally well explained, thank you a lot!
You are the best!
Keep going! Dont stop! Your videos are really cool!
Awesome Work!🤩
This was a really good challenge! Although it took so long...
this channel is real very very helpful
Thanks for the great tutorials!
Soooooooooooo easy but needs patience
#Patience_is_a_virtue
Here's a tip: if you are using A4 paper or something of similar material, the ideal size is around 3cm(just 1/4 of a 6cm sheet). Hope this helps!
you are amazing at instructions.
Awesome work,good explanations.thank you.
think ill stick to my sonobe modules :D
Lol same
try 3D modules
OMG I DO SONOBE TOO
It's easy and simple
they take forever!!!
How are your hands so perfect like wth
Fantastic video. Thank you!
You make origami so easy, thank you so much. I love your videos, I been looking for a video that shows me how to do koi fish, I found some but they don't tell directions and I thinks its a little bit too hard, could you please please pleaseeeeeeee do a video about origami koi fish!!!
PLEASEEEEEE
This is an amazing model.
And what size would it be if I make the 8x8 cm pictures?
whatever!!! I do it!!! it's amazing so beautiful!!!! thanks, nice video and origami! :D
Thx I made it yay! It just took me some few try's with the paper
Are you drawing all these dashes on front and back ! On your paper ? ? ? Please respond !
Hello, and thx for those cristal clear vids!
Here are my feedback :
12:02 : you dont need to use the reference crease, you can simply fold until the top left corner meet the vertical center crease. Actualy i even make this corner meet the juction of the vertical and the horizontal crease (not as acurate but works like a charm)
13:52 : you can use the 5 intersection point (just above your left thumb)
Here is the correct way to solve this puzzle ruclips.net/video/p4yy30KvoAI/видео.html
it's a bit challenging, but it wont hurt the pieces
WOW!!!!!!!! ITS AMAZING
u really taught me well bro ur awesome pls make more videos
Made the 3rd one without repeating this video... And the 4th, and the 5th then the 6th. Now the whole thing is here.Then again since it's paper it's pretty collapsable to keep all of it in compact space then reassemble them if you want. And you should try using paper he advised to as i've use 1 copy paper and 5 origami papers and it's kinda tough to do the last part of the assembly.
Simple and elegant ,
Is the puzzle just putting the pieces together?
This is the first video I see from yours and I suscribe Really good work!!
great video, great result. thanks
Very clear video, thanks! :)