40 Satisfying MECHANISMS in LEGO…
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Published 2023-01-27
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All Comments (21)
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I actually learned a lot in this video. You’re the goat 🐐
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You know he’s good when he manages to technically get 2 sponsors in a single video without breaking any contracts 😏
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2:14 gave me a flashback to my days building redstone doors for people in minecraft: build the mechanism, then hide it behind walls to make it look pretty
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I'm so bad with Technic and want to get better, so this was actually super helpful!
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Duuudddee this was AMAZING! I really wanna at least have an understanding of how to use technic and make mechanisms, and this was a big help! Didn’t even know some of those mechanisms were POSSIBLE in LEGO! You did a fantastic job man! 🙌
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The time and effort he put into this is to talented
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You gotta teach me your ways about how you do great lego creations like these.
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This is a lot more interesting than I expected.
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You rock! I have unsuccessfully been working on mechanisms for months and this video will help so much. Thanks!💯👍
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this makes me understand mechanics a lot, Thank you
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0:27 that was smooooth😆😆
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I just love how creative and thoughtful this guy is
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This has provided me with much information. Thank you!
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That oldham coupling is so cool
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@4:55 - in fact 2 universal joints on the same axel, should be "connected" at 90 degrees, and not at 0 degrees as shown - hence the crack in the piece that you have ( probably;) ). As an example - set 42029, instruction book 1, step 29, page 39 in the online instructions.
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Very cool! I only wish that the pace were just a hair slower so that it would be easier to examine each mechanism. Pausing and step-framing helps, but some shots had a lot of camera/item movement so that still made it difficult. That aside, kudos for covering so much material!
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Must say, that place looks like an amazing place!
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Unnecessarily complex mechanisms are some of my favorite things
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awesome! youre really creative :D
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Two sponsors on one video, that’s epic! haha Awesome video as always!
