LEGO Techniques: Stud Inversions

"Time to delve onto the illegal side" All but THREE techniques showcased here is illegal 🤣

Great range of ideas that have just given me some awesome ideas. Many thanks

2 years later tips are still good

used to saw off the plate part of the insystem stud reversal all the time.

Epic video.!! Not enough of these!! When u are a rookie MOC builder these videos are heaps helpful.!! Great work from the team 👍

So thorough, so interesting, so helpful! Thank you! 🙌

Great work!

Sooooo useful! I already knew a few ways but there was a lot I did learn from your video! Thanks for sharing

Great video, shot in a way to really help people learn. I had just come up with that 2x2 hinge plate one myself during the RL monthly challenge when it was the seed part, still need to use it in something.

Oh man you really helped me with a MOC here! Thanks for doing this video 👍 liked and subbed!

I’m building my first lego moc and the bar and clip connection helped me solve a design issue in the Death Star hallway. Thanks for the information

Very useful video. Keep them coming :)

nice. This is a ton of great, helpful info in one video. Thanks so much, new AFOLS like myself, you should book mark this one now.

Ive been building for a very long time. Ive known about a few of these for years but sadly I hadn't seen the bucket handle used in between plates before......This is gonna work well with what I do...Thanks for the video. As a reminder we are never done learning...Keep building

Very helpful! Thank you.

Nice i love the Teschnik videos

17:45 - "if you can come up for a use with this I'd be impressed". Ok here you go, I'm working on modifications to apollo 92176 - the model works great for display . . But I need it to be functional in order to demonstrate all the step-by-step processes of going-landing-returning from/to moon. There are a lot of attach and detach steps needed between the command module and lunar lander. The build provided by lego is not functional in this regard. I've had to make a number of modifications to make it functional . . However I was stuck on one area and viola! Your modification at 17:45 provides a way for the ascent stage to affix diagonal to the descent stage allowing the descent stage legs to retract in further! Thank you !!!

Great and interessting vid!

Sorry, but I'm new to Lego, but I have one simple and maybe stupid question... Wouldn't it be much easier for many problems just to buy a 3D printer and print exactly the parts that you need? Or would that be what you call very super duper mega ultra illegal?

Very2 useful.tqvm👍