3 Ways NOT to Steer your Lego Car

[@craftingtable7032]

I think the third one is actually really good

[@BC-mf5gr]

That third one was fabulous

[@randomqrcod.e]

Good video would recommend to my grandma

[@justinarseneau4450]

😂

[@_BL4CKB1RD_]

😂

[@xYoshiLP.]

last one is quite litteraly a Tank Gearbox :D

[@kiml42]

The first one could also have the direction of one of the sets of little wheels reversed, so when they're down it turns and when they're up it moves forwards or backwards. That might be more convenient and intuitive.

[@catfwish]

The third one is used in many tracked vehicles actually.

[@nutsandy7183]

Atleast the last one was useful

[@MdnghtEther]

Wdym? The first one can steer in all directions. I don’t see what’s wrong with that. Wait is that.. OH GOD ITS A DIAGONAL PASSAGEWAY

[@eddraouyayman]

the second one amazed me

[@GothamClive]

Mould King (a Lego-compatible brand) has used this principle for a motorbike. You can search for Mould King 23005 to see how it works.

[@Alex_Euler]

Isn't the second one used in monowheels? Albeit in a different way.

[@DailyDoseOfCatMemes]

Hello I love the vids ❤❤

[@Null1Fie]

Could you build a fully steerable helicopter next?

[@savetheearth4730]

You could maybe use the second of it had one front wheel like a bike:)

[@heho1]

I Like that 👍🙂

[@bytesandbikes]

#2 not really practical? Don't tell Sarah Lezito! 😁

[@wolkaiserdrake9946]

the 3rd one isnt even wrong

[@-CookieDev-]

119 views in 27 mins? bro fell off

[@retodera228]

711 views in 3 hours

[@itsthorondil7608]

1.7k at 10hrs He may not have the immediate hundred thousand like Mr Beast but he's definitely got a viewer base. Good stuff