I Put 44 Mechanisms In 1 LEGO® Machine...

I Put 44 Mechanisms In 1 LEGO® Machine! You'll see the testing of more than 40 Mechanical Principles/Mechanisms using LEGO® Technic parts and what combining them into a useless LEGO® machine looks like! I don't doubt you'll love this video about putting 44 Mechanisms In 1 LEGO® Machine--all using LEGO® Technic parts.
Just wanted to say that I believe you're super special, and that Jesus loves you!
Chapters:
00:00 Universal Joint
00:09 Spur Gears
00:15 CV Joint
00:22 Bevel Gears (perpendicular)
00:30 Battery & Motor
00:41 Bevel Gears (parallel)
00:51 Turntable
00:59 Worm Gear
01:13 Coupling
01:32 Chain Drive
01:42 Torsion Spring
01:55 Chain Tensioner
02:04 Crown Gear & Gearbox
02:17 Crank-Slider
02:29 Rack & Pinion
02:39 Constant-Mesh Gearbox
03:05 Torque Limiter
03:28 Modified CV Joint
03:42 Scotch-Yoke
03:56 Scissor Lift
04:04 Pin Linkage
04:17 Ball Linkage & Rocker
04:39 Rubber Damper
04:43 Ratchet
04:50 Differential
05:16 Magnetic Coupling
05:31 Offset Gears
05:40 Knob Wheels & Intermittent Mechanism
05:51 Ring Gear
06:04 Belt & Pulley
06:18 Eccentric Cam
06:24 Pear-Shaped Cam
06:35 Flat Follower
06:45 Spherical Follower
07:01 Sun-Planet Gears
07:21 Flower-Petal Gears (parallel)
07:31 Flower-Petal Gears (perpendicular)
07:46 Linear Spring
07:51 Friction Wheels
07:56 Indicator
08:12 Schmidt Coupling
08:40 Full Machine Working
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[@BrickMachines1]

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[@lilgnida]

Sir, the doohickey is operating at 100% efficiency

[@Phi_Han]

Good, the last 44 attempts all failed...

[@murderpuppy3601]

What about the thingamabob

[@Phi_Han]

@@murderpuppy3601 Exploded...

[@Phi_Han]

The whatchamacallit was taken apart to build the doohickey

[@Pigeon861]

@@Phi_Hanwell what was wrong with the whatchamacallit? Was it not efficient enough?

[@Rraptor1012]

The doodads and thingamajigs are operating at peak efficiency

[@waitwhatwhywhere6102]

Huh

[@Random_Guy305]

It's honestly crazy how much mechanisms Lego allows, even a few prisus can make many different mechanisms within the machine. Amazing work and it's a really creative idea to do this as a way to show off all Lego mechanisms!

[@BrickMachines1]

It's so true! LEGO® has so many amazing mechanisms, it's crazy!

[@evantheappleguy4406]

Pieces*

[@viquezug3936]

@@evantheappleguy4406 *“*pieces”

[@Oliepolie]

Its almost as if most of these parts are custom built to do certain jobs, like worm gears...

[@Random_Guy305]

@@Oliepolie Worm gears are Lego bro

[@secrets.........]

Bro made a factory for pointless energy burning :D

[@cayoskrub]

It's actually a really good heater

[@jsut94]

Wow dude. Your knowledge of mechanics goes way beyond the average Lego channel builder.

[@BrickMachines1]

Thank you! It's fun to get to see where these mechanisms show up in every build. They're the go-to options for power transfer!

[@Coolin_dog]

108 likes and only one reply?!?! Let me fix that

[@Jaknoof1234]

169 likes and only 2 replies? Let me fix that

[@celestintournier5462]

​@@Coolin_dogone reply and no re-reply ? Let me fix that.

[@celestintournier5462]

​@@Jaknoof1234a second reply and no second re-reply ? Let me fix that

[@Average_Slav]

This looks like something the engineering department would build to "Justify the budget expenses" and consequentially name "Craig".

[@BrickMachines1]

lol that's a good point! And also...it's now officially named Craig :D

[@Average_Slav]

​@@BrickMachines1If I had a penny for every overengineered useless machine named Craig I have helped create/name, I would have two pennies, which isn't much but it's a surprise it happened twice

[@BrickMachines1]

@@Average_Slav 😂 I love it

[@nicholasstanton9575]

Okay so I am watching Craig do its daily routine 😂

[@nicholasstanton9575]

1. Get built 2. Work

[@Zachaboyman]

every engineer knows the magic wand is the most important part of this build

[@BrickMachines1]

🤣 100% accurate

[@jabomacalua319]

It's not an engineering job if there isn't a unexplainable magic do-dad that somehow makes the entire thing works

[@alexanderkiss6734]

I love how each skit showing the mechanism always aggressively speeds up

[@Brick_Science]

WOW! Wow wow wow. Really super cool! I cant believe those all fit into one machine. Great video dude!

[@BrickMachines1]

Thanks, Riley! 🙂

[@HardyAnimations]

Big fan of you both, I made a working Lego blender once but I don't have many moters.

[@peterluitze]

me too

[@francissurinejr9263]

It's not a machine, it's a doohickey because it has no specific function

[@Thelimegamer1]

Hi I’m a big fan

[@approved_rain]

It’s the thingy-majiger

[@Menacing311]

Yes

[@mentalillnessconnoisseur6260]

it is clearly the whatchamacallit

[@Germancheesecakefactory]

8:40 "yes sir, the doohickeys and thinagamobs are working at peak efficiency"

[@BrickMachines1]

lol 100% 😂

[@nicholasstanton9575]

“Is the machine running well?” “Yes sir, the whatchamacallits and doohickeys and thingummybobs are working at peak efficiency, nothing wrong yet, sir.”

[@Oles939]

This hits close to perfect. I think you missed an opportunity by not running the contraption for like seconds for each added part, to ease the viewer into the complexity of the total assembly.

[@gaelonhays1712]

This is perhaps the most amazing Useless Box I've ever seen! Also, it's Lego, and it's 44 mechanisms in less than half a cubic foot. This is awesome.

[@BrickMachines1]

Thank you very much! Yep, totally useless 🤣 Except I guess it's good for showing a lot of mechanisms

[@Justival]

It's not that useless, some people could actually use it as a reference when designing something!

[@gaelonhays1712]

@@Justival Yeah, I know. Useless Box is the name of the thing itself. They were popularized in the 60s, I think. One example (and one of my favorites) is a box with a switch and a trapdoor above it. When you flip the switch up, a thumb pokes out from the trapdoor and pushes the switch back down, then retracts under the door again.

[@Justival]

@@gaelonhays1712 That “useless box” with the switch is also one of my favorites! I suppose I got lazy and didn't read BrickMachines1’s comment on the box being “good for showing a lot of mechanisms.” Thanks for the interesting info!

[@americanstudent9062]

Contractor: how compact can you make our machine? This guy: Yes

[@ugaghufron6073]

Now I need one hour version of the final machine working from every angle... this is so satisfying to watch!

[@elizabetpro]

Amazing! Your builds show such ingenuity. Seeing how it all worked together at the end was mind blowing! Keep up the good work!

[@BrickMachines1]

Thank you very much for watching and for your nice comment ☺️

[@vgbondarev]

Man is the doohickey king, crowned at last year's thingamajig convention

[@LogicDuel]

Sir, the doohickey is operating at peak efficiency.

[@KOSMOS1701A]

this is a masterpiece of madness. I hope this is still in one piece on a shelf.

[@ScheerFilms]

Woah, what kind of mind would you need, to be able to understand how 40+ mechanisms work together and connect. Very impressive.

[@BrickMachines1]

Thank you so much 🙂 That's so kind!

[@txotumiii8073]

An engineers

[@aidanwoodward3975]

Question: have you ever thought about putting things like a shaft or a universal joint between the area of a magnetic coupling for space efficiency?

[@The_Dr_Fate]

it would kinda block the magnet, making it not work

[@ChatookaMusic]

Bruh plastic doesn't block magnetic fields 😂

[@The_Dr_Fate]

@@ChatookaMusic bruh you are so mean

[@ChatookaMusic]

@@The_Dr_Fate pfft what how

[@The_Dr_Fate]

@@ChatookaMusic you are laughting about me not knowing someting

[@eliadams955]

-Yes sir, the thingamajig is operating at peak efficiency.

[@thatguynamedSrediaR]

Yes, Sir. The doodads are operating at peak efficiency.

[@Delus1on_L]

Sometimes, it’s good to go back to the basics of mechanical engineering 😄 I enjoy these LEGO videos. Super appealing!

[@BrickMachines1]

Couldn't agree more! This has been a fun project for sure 👍

[@dukeboredom]

I love seeing so many parts that are in a car put into legos. I’m definitely gonna try and make the Schmidt couplet soon

[@Trippmecha]

So you made a really complicated intermittent switch.... with different drive mechanisms plugged into the first input from the motor for both functions. You're awesome man

[@BrickMachines1]

Lol yep that sounds like basically exactly what I did 🤣 Thank you!

[@Trippmecha]

@@BrickMachines1 it's still neat to see. This really makes me want to learn how to do this crap.

[@tabnk2]

this looks like a machine that you'd see in a steampunk workshop

[@JoshuaMahns-gs8ts]

I love this maybe you can make more of them bigger. It’s just so cool how it is all run on one motor and is all connected.

[@BrickMachines1]

Thanks so much! Yeah so fun that it is all just run by one motor!

[@rachelsutcliffe3675]

Wow, I bet you were an engineer in another life. Amazing how your brain can put all of those together!

[@BrickMachines1]

Thank you! lol maybe so... ;)

[@farfnlugen9910]

Girls “he is probably off cheating on me” meanwhile me and the boys. Making nuclear power plan out of Lego

[@totally_not_a_possumlmao254]

Taking Rube Goldberg machines to a different level

[@VitoFur]

This man never stops to amaze me

[@BrickMachines1]

Wow,that means a ton! Thank you! 😀

[@dennishenderson1644]

[boo womp]

[@pybricks]

When great mechanics and great software come together you can make amazing things!

[@BrickMachines1]

You're spot on! Thanks a lot to you all at Pybricks for the great software portion of that sentence!

[@kathys8615]

😊

[@Rubiksmaster64]

Interviewer: Wow! Amazing build! What does it do? Brick machines: uh, yeah about that...

[@BrickMachines1]

😂😂 Sounds about right lol

[@balek_leo]

yes sir, the doohickeys and thingamajigs are working a peak efficiency.

[@HawloKnight]

I never realized how loud legos can get…

[@BrickMachines1]

It's true, especially a machine with man moving parts!

[@derpgio9882]

I was fully expecting an interdimensional portal to appear after turning on that beast!

[@remopellegrino8961]

"What does your machine do actually?", "Yes!" Anyway this is some nice mechanics! Hats of mate

[@PyroNite36]

I recently finished college to be an Automotive Technician, and its honestly really cool to be able to recognize almost all of these mechanisms, lol

[@theawesomer]

Really cool that you managed to build those all into such a small space.

[@BrickMachines1]

Thank you so much!

[@vibe_duck]

I love your builds, especially there was one mechanism i had to know the name and i learned it from here. Tanks so much :)

[@BrickMachines1]

Really? That's awesome! So glad you enjoyed it!

[@blakes8901]

honestly im just suprised the friction didn't destroy the motor or the legos

[@johnmorrison3698]

I hope you do a sequel to this video on April Fools day where the entire mechanism just completely destroys itself when you turn it on

[@D-One]

Dang, Legos have come a long way in complexity since i was a child in 90's, you can basically make real cars with them now

[@BrickMachines1]

You're so right! Some people have actually made cars that can go like 20 MPH!!

[@CreativeMindstorms]

Well, that is a LOT of mechanisms! This clearly shows how you can fit so many mechanisms in tiny spaces, whit them all working as well! I think it's good to see that your channel isn't dependent on Lego Minecraft content, which would eventually become difficult to come up with ideas for. Awesome video! I liked how it all led to the big reveal at the end!

[@BrickMachines1]

Thank you very much 🙂 I agree, it is very good to see that! I don't want to have to fit in a specific box, so being able to do other types of content too is nice. So glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching it so early 👍

[@Lightpowder]

It does everything and nothing at the same time. I love it

[@ruselargentum2936]

Bros building SCP-914. Extremely impressive!

[@BrickMachines1]

Woah, I had to look that up, but it looks sick! Thanks!

[@CSS_Official]

Lego's capabilities are incredible! And this guy's building skills are even more incredible! Wait... He pretty much just made the most complex lego engine in existance! I dont know if it makes up for him dropping his lego shulker box or not 😅

[@BrickMachines1]

Thank you very much! LEGO® parts are truly amazing! Lol yeah I don't think I'll be breaking more builds that way anymore 🫠

[@volunteertn1702]

Amazing how you can fit all of these into one contraption, great message at the end as well ❤

[@BrickMachines1]

Thanks so much! And glad you like the message too ☺️

[@alethaowens8262]

I ❤❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍 the message

[@marinescuclaudiu8625]

the universe gets 90% more complex everytime you build these

[@TAROM_737Aviation]

"How large will the factory's mechanical structure be?" "44 mechanisms, yes strength, and mass amounts of gears."

[@Trickshotmaniac]

Wow! This project is absolutely amazing! I love all your videos, they inspire me so much! Keep on building, because the sky’s not always the limit! I hope you inspire many young builders like me. You always entertain us, and I hope you’ll keep on building! Thank you for reading this comment. Have a great day!

[@BrickMachines1]

So glad you enjoyed the build :) I'm so glad these creations inspire you!

[@johannd1100]

The most powerful coupling is between you and Jesus!

[@Luuk3333]

Wow, I love this! It reminds me of being a kid. My dad and I would build machines similar to this (although less complex and not motorized) on I think a green 32x32 plate. You would turn one one gear and everything started to rotate.

[@The_Black_Horse_of_Germany]

“How is my doohickeyinator doing” ahh video. 10/10

[@evergreengaming2.053]

That magnetic coupling was weird. But awesome at the same time! Also yes Jesus loves you too.

[@BrickMachines1]

Thank you! Yeah definitely strange, but cool for sure :) Jesus' love is the greatest!

[@maxress9096]

The finished product looks like one of those machines in Dr suess 😂

[@BrickMachines1]

Oh my goodness, you're spot on!

[@kornelsomogyi8787]

German car companies designing a transmission be like:

[@Jpsqash]

love all your videos so satisfying!

[@unknown_4206]

im lovin' it keep up the great work

[@BrickMachines1]

Thanks so much!

[@ben_nerf_lego]

clean editing!! good job

[@BrickMachines1]

Thanks! I enjoyed timing it with the song ☺️

[@amiigoose]

I would adore a 10 minute video of just different angles of this thing working tbh

[@ImRibbit]

normally normal people would use motors but you? you took it to a whole new level ❤

[@xXMusicCatoXx]

Amazing vid dude ur so talented

[@BrickMachines1]

Wow, thank you ☺️

[@ScheerFilms]

I also 100% agree with the last statement. 👍

[@BrickMachines1]

Yes, same! Jesus love is the most important thing in the world! 🙂 And to let people know they're special is something I want to do!

[@Revivedchannel751]

Man theres more chapters then the minutes my dad left

[@Sven_Madder]

My brain randomly decides to click on a Lego mechanism video every once in a while.

[@SirRubikz]

9:26 best part Amen?

[@ScheerFilms]

Amen

[@BrickMachines1]

Yes!

[@BrickMachines1]

Agree!

[@BD_BRICKS]

Amen! Jesus Christ is Lord!! Nice build by the way:)

[@BrickMachines1]

Agree 100%! Jesus love is the most amazing thing! Thank you!

[@BD_BRICKS]

@@BrickMachines1 Yes indeed:)

[@ringyring]

The funniest thing is how you speed up almost every mechanism before going to the next one so that it goes vroooooooom-VROOOM!

[@BrickMachines1]

lol yeah maybe I did that too much 😂

[@dyllanridpath8079]

You are one of the people who inspired me to make my own Lego mechanisms, and man I don't regret a thing watching these videos when I'm supposed to be doing something else

[@Yashuop]

Claim your “here within an hour” ticket right here🏆

[@Thijs5843Time]

Claimed

[@underleon-grandcross9559]

Hi

[@waterdragon7934]

I too would like this trophy

[@Aus2]

yay! :D

[@BrickMachines1]

I wish there were actual trophies for you all 🤣

[@benfletcher8100]

He’s gone mad with engineering power!

[@Leroys_Stuff]

This is cool. One heck of a Rube Goldberg device lol

[@shepherdhirtz244]

Amen to that last slide🙏🏻 God bless!

[@smokrrs]

Wow, this is fire. By the way where did you get these buildplates from?

[@Airbag888]

I would love to see a video where we see what gear/mechanism best suits what use case/situation.

[@TrajectoryT]

This this chaotically creative and im all for it.

[@BrickMachines1]

Thank you so much!

[@5days5hearts25]

The doohicky at the thingamabob factory is looking good today.

[@hughjanis6318]

9:26 Nice, same here! Keep up the good work! 😀

[@whit9250]

Not bad, I like the additions to what was covered on the Brick Experiment Channel. I'm excited to try some of these out

[@user-fp2wi6lc9u]

This guy is a lego tecknic wizard.

[@PinguFan-ql7uc]

Least complicated part of SCP 914:

[@sundown2852]

Seeing the scotch-yoke speed up gave me flashbacks

[@larryzip890]

It's like doing something, but I can't tell what it is doing, and it feels amazing

[@amaghafi]

I love your ideas, creativity and Videos. AWESOME!

[@JackBuilds-iu1lg]

Really just wow! I love your videos and it’s crazy how you know all these types of joints then making them one! 👍👍👍 Don’t stop it’s super!

[@BrickMachines1]

Thank you very much! So glad you like them!

[@KingThrillgore]

I was so happy when you saved the best for last: Schmidt coupling

[@Bassotronics]

Insanely awesome! 👍🏻

[@WatehmelahGuy]

I love your mechanisms! keep up the good work! ( You deserve more subs )

[@BrickMachines1]

Thank you very much!

[@Shypa]

beautiful kinetic art

[@aLmAnZio]

This grinds my gears!

[@Apker60]

You're just the legend guy at every video!!! Keep up the good work!❤❤❤👍

[@alekskho]

Package master - god level

[@grrrlbushpilot]

… And 44 mechanisms!??? In one machine! I didn't even know there were that many possible. I learned so much just watching that one video. 😘👍🐶

[@BrickMachines1]

Yeah it's crazy there are so many! And probably tons more I don't even know about lol! It's even more amazing that all of these are possible with LEGO® bricks 👍

[@jakerawlings6150]

I remember thinking this was what the inside of a computer must look like

[@boogaloobender3462]

I appreciate the use of the Visorak mandibles in your scissor lift.

[@wwnleather]

I’ve learned more about mechanisms and how they work in one video than in most of my engineering classes 😂

[@MarkVergers]

I'm impressed the energy loss is not 100%