I miss the days when this style of game was plentiful! The clue for the 4 digit code is in the big red clamps. Good luck and have fun! Monthly Most Popular Games. I have 5 used keys, bat, chisel usedlooking for 4-digit code. I didn't wood workshop escape walkthrough 01 anymore if and where I had used the handsaw, so I needed a more explicit hint for that.

The other 2 don't fit. Use saw to cut the key that is part wood. The Bank in the catalyst. The Bank is the clippers. Them on a shelf in the closet. To open the second door. Or, after playing these kinds of games, your spatial reasoning has improved. Hi Serak. Help is very much appreciated, thank you! I've got a cut key, a hand saw, a pattern that woul make a cube on a paper, a silver key, a part of a key?

Thanks Seraku but I'm very good in reading maps or so, but at the point it gets 3D I'm usually out. I have now three key parts for the door but can't bring them together correctly. The saw part of the key. A saw to cut the ledge of the table. Insert missing cassette Wood Workshop Nottingham Trent University there and a piece of paper. Collect the key and exit. So, you have powered the clock and got the numbers with colors there?

Have you straightened the bend in the metal track using the pliers that is preventing the left door from opening? That gets you to a locked safe to use the clock clue. That should Woodwork Workshop Canberra 10 get you the missing ink for the printer to then use the paper in. This writes letters on the cube that then are the order for the 6-letter safe.

Masa is a sneaky one. Take a closer look at the handsaw in your inventory. And out. Liked this one, nice twist! Only one little complaint: You don't see which items have been already used. At some point a got a bit confused which keys I had used.

Thank you guys for helping! Escapism, that was exactly my problem. I didn't know anymore if and where I had used the handsaw, so I needed a more explicit hint for that.

Thanks though! When you're stuck, wherever game you are, it's important to have a good look of what you have. That was nice! I miss the days when this style of game was plentiful! Please make more. Hahh, great retro-game, completely hitting on the great games of the early days of room escape games of 10 or more years ago Viridian Room, anybody? Thanks so much for this fantastic game! I enjoyed it very much. It reminds of the old Poopo games, my faves.

Can't wait to play more from you. Subscribe and get daily new escape games by email. Please read our Commenting Rules before posting your comment! Posting walkthrough links to YouTube and other sites is forbidden! Please report any spam or unwanted comment by contacting us. In this game, your aim is to escape the room by finding and using items and hints for solving puzzles. Good luck and have fun! Play this Game. And I made the bat. Now I need a brush to stain it.

Thank you Meas - don't know what a lathe or a grinder but have a dictonary now, lol. I think I sharpened the chisel already. Rambler: Solve the letter code searching around for some red letters : and you got wood - than you can use your chisel. Okay, got the bat made, looking for a 4 digit code, and probably a screwdriver to open the tin that's the method I use anyway lol.

The xs are on numbers 3, 6, 9 and The purple ones are on 1, 5, 7, 11 and Lots of primes in the purples ones, but still no sense. I think i have caught up I have 5 used keys, bat, chisel used , looking for 4-digit code. By the way Hi to Rambler I saw in previous comments u r a Macam.. I'm Geordie living in US now tho. Oooh, can't say wink Haha, only kidding, we're from the North East of England It's bloody freezin' man.

And we're having snowstorms and thunderstorms at the same time!!!! Got 2 be something with them darn crosses but what? J they are what peopled from our towns are called. The clue for the 4 digit code is in the big red clamps. The purple handles are the numbers and the x's are multiplication signs.

Thank you Stu for the hint!!! I'd never guess that on my own! Great Rotuc again! Thank you for all especially smalltool and stu, etc, who give the soulutions on the suduko puzzles. I could never play these games with out your help. As a wood worker I really liked this game.

All Though we didnt have to sand the bat before staining it, kind of annoyed me. Stu Thank you for the blue number code. I would still be stuck as the prisoner of the baseball-bat-demaning-little-man otherwise! Subscribe and get daily Wooden Workshop Bench Plans Code new escape games by email. Please read our Commenting Rules before posting your comment! Posting walkthrough links to YouTube and other sites is forbidden!

Please report any spam or unwanted comment by contacting us. Advertisement Rotuc Workshop Escape is another point and click room escape game developed by Rotuc. In this game, you try to escape from the workshop by solving all kinds of puzzles and use items when needed.

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