My favourite, I miss it! Thank you :)

Hey there thank you very much. Lego is so well made, so much is possible :)

It would hurt and shred a bit of skin but anything tough the tracks self destructed lol

I’m doing this again soon and if I fail this could be an option :)

Unfortunately one more set of gears meant it didn’t have the torque to even spin the wheel.

😂 Sounds like my PlayStation too unfortunately

Hey there a lot of oil was used and you make a good point about the cogs. Luckily the plastic is soft and not brittle like other pieces. The big 40 tooth gear which was spinning at 20000 rpm actually expanded slightly and after a few runs didn’t run smoothly :)

@ I can accept 10k or even 20k, but 100k rpm is almost as fast as devices engineered to spin at very high speeds like a Dyson vacuum or some car turbo chargers.

Haha my favourite M5 :) v10 heaven

@@GazRsExtremeBrickMachines yas

I oiled the axles up :), I think without oil it’s around 15,000 rpm when things start to melt.

Oh god

Hey there, virtually all my parts came from big second hand sets off eBay like the 42100 Liebherr excavator(when it was cheaper) as you get so much value for money:)

@@GazRsExtremeBrickMachines put on that a piece of nylon shet and what happen

Hey there thank you very much! Part of me wishes I had of done this but the other part says maybe it’s not a great idea making a really effective Lego saw lol. I’d hate others to try something similar and it go wrong

Hey there, I built a few things which didn’t work. Then I waited for a new camera which kept being delayed. And then a close family death which put things on hold. Sorry for the late reply too, I’ve been away. Appreciate the comment :)

@@GazRsExtremeBrickMachines Oh. That sucks. I have my own lego technic set (LR Defender) though, and I also, sort of, pushing it to its limits. Here is a little list of dead parts: 8 tooth gear: Stripped teeth 12 tooth gear: Missing 2 teeth (overload) 24 tooth gear: Literally snapped in half Differential: Erased by bevel gear 15 stud liftarm: Accident step 5x7 frame: Trying to disassemble "undisassembleable frame" (two stud axles and 3 stud axle connector) 6 stud axle: Got stuck in the axle connector and soon broke off Axle connector: debris of 6 stud axle stuck in Bush: Has black circle because of rubbing against 7x11 frame at high speed (~7k rpm) 5x9 L-liftarm: Got axle spots broken off Lotsa pins: Accident step Tire: Lost

Wow you did well to overload the 12 tooth! I did once on the Volvo 6x6 when I did the tractor pull. Those gears are strong! I kind of feel bad for your defender haha but it’s fun putting more power through them and pushing things to the limit.

@@GazRsExtremeBrickMachines Well. My screwdriver is powerful (24 volt Makita)

Hey there thank you very much :)

With the gearing the torque wasn’t very high so it managed luckily. When you put motors in that configuration it’s amazing how much force pushes out on them. You have to brace it so it doesn’t push apart :)

Hey there thank you very much I appreciate it :) I’ve just made ours a new big house for the garden. Sorry for the late reply I’ve been away

Hey there I can’t remember now. I think on the original video it may state it. Possibly 600 but this number could be well out. Smaller what? Sorry for the late reply I’ve been away :)

@ ok can I have teaks for free

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