Anyone know what this puzzle is called and/or can possibly help

>>374994
Doesn't it defeat the purpose of the puzzle if you just Google the answer?

>>375011
I've been trying to work it out for months

>tfw low IQ

I wonder if it's possible that only one of the rings is supposed to be removed?

>>374994
How did you remove the first ring? Why do the ends of the rings not meet, do they bend a little?

>>375013
The first ring was like this

I passed it through the middle ring twice and could then manipulate it through the largest piece

And there's virtually no movement in the gaps

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>>375020
Sorry with pic

>>374994
Christ just how black are you nigger? The middle ring is not coming out. You can see right there that it's blocked from moving in both directions, so if opening it isn't allowed, you just can't do anything. That ring exists just to make the puzzle harder, but you already solved it.

>>375021
Well, I've looked at it closely, and my conclusion is that it's impossible to get either ring off. But that's always my conclusion with these ring puzzles.

>>375025
In a disentanglement puzzle (like this one) isn't the goal to separate all the pieces?

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>>375033
No, sometimes only one piece comes off. Here for example only the ring

>>374994
http://mypuzzlecollection.blogspot.de/2014/11/the-captive-ring-magic-loops.html

https://youtu.be/au3SxqY1G_k

>>375179
>>375172
Thanks friends

Looks like it was just the one ring after all!

>>374994
>solution
pliers