Illegal LEGO Techniques…

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[@jpwalla0208]

@@brickcavalier8909 yes spicy indeed

[@aurus7245]

For the transparent piece rule, I once stuck a transparent flagpole piece into another transparent 1x1 cone. they got bonded together and remain stuck to this day, and attempts to get them unstuck has left a fracture down the side of the cone

[@gechoman44iwantahippo]

4:17 this is incredibly useful for Stop Motions. If you need a quick, temporary wall, you can just take some larger plates from Minecraft sets and put them between bricks (if you’re putting two right next to eachother though, I recommend connecting them on the back, as it will help to close the gap and prevent one from falling over more than the other.).

[@Blop_murph]

4:32 the grave in the Lego set is actually made to be a bit thinner so it doesn’t put stress on the blocks and is not illegal

[@daeditszx]

That's no illegal

[@DoodleZoo]

@@daeditszx what do you mean

[@NoName-SEC-B]

@@daeditszx no u

[@VortexBricks]

Shoving a tile is legal but studded plates are illegal

[@ammonfelt8805]

The grave piece they used on the haunted house set is actually slightly thinner than a regular lego plate/tile. Therefore it doesn't break the rules and cause the piece below it to bow out.

[@karinklevmarken6854]

you gay

[@dinonuggieincorporated]

they also used this on the Empire State Building :)

[@justarandomguy236]

explain the stratocaster then

[@axolotlgaming9144]

yeah it fits on the MICROSCOPIC level

[@FFortatech]

tho in the Saturn V ideas set they use a normal plate

[@Complex8673]

dam man you had to step on that lego spike just for the vid 💀 0:30

[@lucahermann3040]

9:19 that's literally what the bottom tubes are designed for... to be able to "squeeze" them between four studs. Have you ever looked at the bottom of a brick or plate? They have the same tubes and those tubes get squeezed between studs everytime you stack the brick or plate onto another brick or plate.

[@gabrieledifilippo2412]

Wat?

[@abhijitsaha7553]

@@gabrieledifilippo2412 complex mathematics

[@BADthing1995]

Yes, so normal bricks will loosen over time, same as the round plates. But do you notice normal bricks/plates apply forces in two opposite directions (inwards and outwards) towards studs, while the case 9:19 only apply forces outward

[@VortexBricks]

Thanks I don’t have to explain that now

[@VortexBricks]

@@BADthing1995 ..so you’re saying stacking bricks are illegal?

[@iansarmiento23]

4:33 that is legal because the plate is smaller than a normal thin piece. Edit: Tiago Catarino, a former Lego designer, explains this in his video about illegal building techniques.

[@FastTrack5000]

1:31 bro called up the emo redhead band that are all named Pain controlled by a guy named Nagato💀

[@bakei8985]

4:33 That tombstone and plate thing is not an illegal building technique because that piece is thinner than the normal plate, just barely thin enough to make that connection not put any stress on the pieces, therefore the connection is legal.

[@NoName-SEC-B]

yes

[@ImXyper]

@@NoName-SEC-B what

[@conaldeugenepeterson2147]

@@NoName-SEC-B what

[@NoName-SEC-B]

@@conaldeugenepeterson2147 What

[@gilliangeorge6359]

Why is everyone saying what?

[@StarScapesOG]

So the lego designer behind the haunted house did a video on sticking a plate perpendicularly. He stated that doing it once with a smooth plate is fine as they are slightly thinner than plates with studs on them.

[@Hola_soy_mi]

My first time i had ever made a Lego set is like 2 days ago

[@cosmoswiris]

1:32 Best part🌚

[@TheB3]

Baby Yoda’s force dodging is what _really_ should be illegal… glad you finally defeated the menace!

[@COLLISION5728]

Bruh

[@ChrystalWind]

why are you bruhhing him, he's correct!

[@FrancisBSCR]

@@ChrystalWind BRUH

[@massimo875]

2:13 top 10 weapons too Brutal for war

[@bybeezon]

nice 😁

[@eeveeonticgaming]

07:38: It is at this moment he knew. He fu**ed up.

[@antiview]

4:41, to settle the debate once and for all it actually depends on the use case. Using a tile is legal, but using a plate is illegal.

[@Raisei-with-an-ak47]

1:33 missed opportunity to say sacredbricks

[@deluxejay69]

I've never watched one of these videos before but I just want to take the opportunity to point out: joining two Lego bricks together as they were intended also stresses the parts. That's how they stay together.

[@SacredBricks]

lol

[@cookiecreeperplayz]

Actually lego bricks interlock and fit together with tension, this does not stress the part as the studs aren't being squeezed. The kind of stress that is produced by illegal techniques will result in noticeable deformations over time such as snapping, stretching, or bending.

[@GrandiusAvenueius]

@@SacredBricks what was the music used?

[@HouseKidz]

05:49 to get the pieces out of your brick, try grabbing a lego sword piece and slip it underneath the pieces and push it up. If it doesn't work, use a lego pole to do it.. If that doesn't work, try tweezers. Otherwise, RIP XP

[@kendallfleet]

The thanos flipping us off had me off guard 💀😂🔥

[@Skooouuuuuuuuuup]

8:00 wait... this is illegal? My childhood is illegal

[@justarandomcircle363]

💀

[@galaxe141]

Same

[@bybeezon]

nice 😁

[@rikugunsanstar6085]

Im very very impressed of this man defense stat, i mean he stepped on the legos but still come out alive. What a legend!

[@OrpheasVIPC]

I stepped barefoot and enjoyed it

[@josemanriquez5392]

A J

[@kacywatson6314]

7:37 that is the best thing I’ve ever seen all year just oh, that is one of the best things I have ever seen in a long time that was beautiful 😂 that was incredible. I actively rewind the video just to see that magical moment again.

[@meowmeow9617]

4:59 Did that person really say “No. I literally do that all the time so if it’s illegal I should be taken to jail” though 🤓 (No offense)

[@SacredBricks]

ok

[@meowmeow9617]

@@SacredBricks ok

[@asanguyen2823]

6:52 correct. mine split in half

[@bybeezon]

nice 😁

[@OrangeAsh]

10:01 The bark kills me every time.

[@ge7ash]

why did you shatter glass at 9:27

[@arizwe3983]

1:27 I actually have the marvel legends infinity gauntlet and if you unlock it ever so slightly it will unlock only the middle finger similar to this.

[@jagesh1742]

5:01 Sacred: "ok its just a bunch of yeses now" Also Sacred: Stops at a no its not illegal comment

[@tabbykitten722]

Moral of the story: no technique is truly "illegal". Except the Lego goat, who tore a massive gash in my foot when I stepped on it.

[@cookiecreeperplayz]

Wait you own the lego goat? Did you sell it?

[@tabbykitten722]

@@cookiecreeperplayz What? No, I still have the thing. Sentimental value, y'know?

[@cookiecreeperplayz]

@@tabbykitten722 Ah, makes sense seeing as how the mold was literally retired. If you sold it you most likely wouldn't be getting another one.

[@tabbykitten722]

@@cookiecreeperplayz That, and it probably still has dried blood on it.

[@cookiecreeperplayz]

@@tabbykitten722 Lmao

[@D_D_D_D_D_D]

Actually the grave piece wedged in between the studs in the haunted house is legal since that piece is slightly smaller than plates

[@NurniyazKazaliyev]

4:33 LEGO uses flat tiles for such techniques, which doesn't put much pressure into plate, unlike a regular tile with studs. So, basically: flat tiles - legal, stud tiles - illegal.

[@Dino-Nerd_E750]

1:21 Will Smith: Subscribe or I’ll slap you.

[@bybeezon]

nice 😁

[@chipwhitley9407]

Me, in prison: "What are you in for?" Hardened criminal: "I disemboweled my family! You?" Me: "I used illegal Lego building techniques." Hardened criminal: *jaw drops open and breaks into a cold sweat* Me, thinking: "Yeah, I've always been a badass MF!"

[@bybeezon]

nice 😁

[@minecraftsteve4143]

1:31 Forget what I said, on the other video I don't have those legs unfortunately so I will have to use blank legs, is that Ron Weasley's torso with yellow hands? I'm good at recognising LEGO parts, just I've never seen those legs before, who do you get them on?

[@cassandrareyes8523]

0:30 rip feet

[@Hypercane2025]

His feet dead

[@Yourflexxingonmeandidontcare]

@@Hypercane2025 0:30 My brothers april fools for me be like: “spiky lego gaming”

[@Felix42586]

Rip sacred’s feet 2023-2023 last words imma punish my foot

[@xXxDeamonlordxXx]

Getting the slope pieces out of this should not be so difficult, yet you will have to scratch them. i would use a needle or a nail, trying to grip the Slope underneath, creating a Gap. Same thing as you did with the Pencil, but way less unstable.

[@zackinblack]

Darth Stressius: *Did you ever hear the story of Darth Illegus The Wise?* Studakin: no? Darth Stressius: *I thought not, it’s not a story a Master Builder would tell you. It’s a criminal legend. Darth Illegus The Wise was an illegal Lego builder, so wise with illegal building techniques, that he could even build Lego under stress without any piece breaking.* Studakin: He could actually build illegally without pieces breaking? Darth Stressius: *Illegal building techniques is a pathway to many techniques some consider to be, unnatural…* Studakin: What happened to him? Darth Stressius: *He became so knowledgeable with illegal Lego designs, that the only thing he was afraid of was wearing out his Lego, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately he taught his KZbin audience everything he knew, then, because he no longer had any working Lego, his audience unsubscribed while he was asleep. Ironic… he could teach others how to illegally build Lego, but couldn’t do it himself anymore.* Studakin: Is it possible to learn these illegal building techniques? Darth Stressius: *Not from a Master Builder*

[@cloudybricks]

dude great video the techniques are really useful but illgeal lol your editing in this video is great and enrtaining to watch 😊

[@fmr2505]

*illgeal moment* “Illgeal”

[@1965GJS13]

The sort of plate-in-stud side-linking (what should we call it?) used at time code 4:16 was actually used by Lego themselves back in the 1970's. Check out sets 609 "Aeroplane" and 644 "Double Tanker" as just a couple of examples. I am sure there are probably more if anybody cared to search.....

[@crayonrando]

It can't be the funny numbed

[@cookiecreeperplayz]

@@crayonrando It's illegal now even according to lego themselves. They must have realized that it caused stress after making the sets.

[@mp25monsterrtttffff]

Also for the Saturn V at the lunar landing, look at the American flag

[@nyew_thrizz]

When it's censored It looks... wrong

[@ishouldmovetoabrandnewcity]

2:37 turning the glass sideways: m c d o n a l d s i p a d ?

[@adztubes2313]

10:25 I literally died. 🧱 💀

[@bybeezon]

nice 😁

[@air4943]

1:03 try make tank using that lego connections...

[@stopper0203]

I expected Mark Rober to appear at 3:35 🤣!

[@anonymous_moose]

Putting round bricks between studs is something I was taught to do by an old LEGO video game, LEGO Creator. Shocked that it's illegal now.

[@frhog]

its nots a illegal building technique

[@meowmeow9617]

@@frhog oh, but it is

[@frhog]

@@meowmeow9617 oh, but it isnt

[@meowmeow9617]

@@frhog oh, but it is

[@cookiecreeperplayz]

@@meowmeow9617 Lego uses it therefore it is legal. Anything that lego uses is legal. It's not just that lego stopped using it I remember using it in a fairly recent lego minecraft set.

[@jonavanenk7427]

To get out the cheese slopes you can use hot water (be carefull as water which is too hot will permanently damage the bricks, I am not sure when ABS becomes maleable but that's not what you want) the hot should bloat up a bit and reduce the grip on the cheeseslopes.

[@cyclonetheseawing3283]

Katana piece also work

[@Turbo_orca25]

Also i used the 5:00 building technique on my plane a few years ago

[@bybeezon]

nice 😁

[@Kerloft]

You must be a professional pilot after all those totally not failed flight tests! :d

[@brickotronic]

The most qualified video about this topic I've seen so far is from Tiago Catarino. He is a former Lego designer and also explains the plate-between-studs technique.

[@athenarose9916]

i love how the gauntlet on 1:27 flipped me the bird

[@nicolaslapierre293]

Use a straightened-out paperclip to remove those wedge pieces from inside your 2x4 brick. Anything small and thin that is rigid should work.

[@randomfunlover023]

I did that too

[@aryasetaprasetya8430]

omggggg

[@xavierlu5849]

The circle thing is literally the perfect definition of brick bending

[@ThatBuckskin-Frank]

1:00 ngl, that's actually pretty useful

[@mcgwerks]

These recent videos have been a lot of fun to watch, keep it up man :)

[@bybeezon]

nice 😁

[@lilharm]

the haunted house is actually different, I believe it was the original designer who pointed out that the gravestone is thinner, and therefore put less pressure on the bricks

[@TakuDrinksPaint]

Hii Sacred I love Lego and you give me a lot of inspiration to build more Lego while I'm sick with covid

[@kakyoballnoriasphere]

0:23 he was held hostage to say that

[@ericliorigami7537]

1:39 SNOT BRICK??? 😂

[@WhosRosser]

I know people will think I’m a psycho, but I used to jump onto piles of Lego bricks and plates when I was a kid. My friends would always be surprised when I did it without feeling any pain.

[@babyyooda5399]

7:40 AAAAAAAAAA MY HEAD HEEEEEELLPP

[@8bitwiz_]

This was the exact point when I decided to hit the LIKE button.

[@bybeezon]

nice 😁

[@c4r7s0n]

I dont mind "illegal" techniques as sometimes they work really well

[@y33tusmcg33]

one side of entire lego community: can we not use these techniques? they’re made by satan the other side: well, idgaf if illegal or not, it’s legos, and we do what we want, so shut up about it being illegal

[@c4r7s0n]

@@y33tusmcg33 lol

[@EduardoWeidmanBarijan]

Not only is the video accurate it is funny as heck! I am laughing so hard here.

[@madkirk7431]

Putting 2 exact same size prices together usually leads to permanent damage while trying to remove them. God I hate it when that happens. They should make the bricks have a bit of room between bricks.

[@cookiecreeperplayz]

The lego multi-tool is in almost every set for a reason...

[@planetbrix]

Bruh, they should make different Lego pieces like with different connections

[@Saneapplestudios]

Oh hello planet caden how was your holiday

[@Moonx-000]

Legit you made me cry. It hurts inside just watching it

[@aaru_unboxer7616]

I actually committed one myself and almost got arrested #sacredbricks fan

[@aaru_unboxer7616]

Please reply

[@aasthadixit3946]

Same

[@Nikioko]

4:20, 9:18: These techniques aren't illegal. They have been used in official Lego sets ever since. E.g. set 358 Rocket Base. There you have both: plate between studs for the antenna and round brick between studs for the top of the rocket. And that is totally fine, as Lego pieces were designed to fit like this.

[@cookiecreeperplayz]

While the stud technique is legal, the plate one isn't. Lego has officially changed their mind on the plate technique as the stud doesn't allow one side to go all the way down bending the plate. Tiles however are legal as they are flat.

[@NoName-SEC-B]

@@cookiecreeperplayz the tome stone is like 0.1 cm fhiner

[@bybeezon]

nice 😁

[@BrickBusterVideo647]

7:53 if that’s illegal I should be in solitary confinement for how many times I’ve committed a crime

[@light_gladiator4047]

The first illegal building tip I use allll the time, I thought it was perfectly fine!

[@yablock7346]

Its like being alive, then being alive is illegal

[@kaifyuu]

0:05 sus!?!

[@marinapavlovic8705]

1:30 I love how you used naurto shippuden pain to represent pain.

[@bybeezon]

nice 😁

[@kieferkada]

1:58 how could you...

[@fictionalreality3238]

Unrelated, but have you ever had 1×whatever flat tiles just crack in half down the long way? I've had this happen a few times and I don't understand why lol. Same with 1×2 grille tiles and 1×2×1 square corner pieces.

[@LUIGISQUAD64XD]

it's annoying when two or more pieces in your Lego bin filled with different kinds of bricks just automatically make illegal building techniques

[@powerlikes5771]

0:47 i done this

[@xx_vibeyblobfish_xx4308]

I'm a illegal lego builder

[@Reichww2256]

Aaaaaaah

[@esflyn2]

5:20 dad is illigal

[@BluePoetProductions]

As kid I figured how to build impressive looking mini- Tie-Fighters using only 7 black Lego pieces, and only 2 "illegal" connections.

[@Whale_Mapper]

the doctor strange portal one should be legal

[@AAAKEVOG]

0:32 OW 😬

[@GKnight3553]

Bottom line, illegal tech is just big brain tech, people just can't appreciate your genius and call it illegal to curb your superiority 😎

[@GermanKid0]

In 9:25 there was a gitched Sound?

[@supremedad7197]

1:28 he really thought he could flip us of without noticing

[@Aeonsteel]

"Prepare to become past tense" is my new favorite threat

[@owload7164]

My best phrase when something is illegal: It's only illegal until you get caught.

[@KilowattAvenue]

Him: What do I think of when I think of lego? Me: Crash Testing Lego Cars

[@ramadaamseh2984]

The fact that he stepped on legos just to make this video for us he’s a real hero

[@cBoNN]

1:26 Please tell me I'm not the only one who noticed this 😂

[@VoidexCos]

The gauntlet shows the middle finger at 1:27

[@penrose_official]

The new Black Panther sets have a new cursed piece you’ll never want to step on. It’s on Attuma

[@EpicGamerZongYang]

crimes be like: Crush: i like bad boys :) Me: *pulls out phone* Phone: Now Playing: ILLEGAL LEGO BUILDING TECHINICS

[@UzumakiNaruto-qz5bp]

1:32 Lego: this work shall know pain

[@phantomfreddy8371]

That’s awesome 😂

[@kristigor4444]

2:56 you said glass pain LOL!

[@shitbeats100]

?

[@Aries_WaterDragon_OG]

Fun fact, if you get a cylinder piece and put the small end on the middle part of a 1x2 Lego brick you can put it there

[@gamerbedomartinez8351]

LPD(Lego Police Department): I need backup, he is showing a lot of illegal thing to do with Lego!

[@TheRojo387]

The Thanos middle finger cracks me up!

[@vtgrphy3907]

I thought of the illegal connection at the 4:18 mark back in 1977. It was very useful.

[@SnowDay-w2p]

Just use a light saver pole to get the triangle pieces out of the 2 by 4 piece