5 More Ways to Steer a Car | LEGO Technic

[@in1]

Thought that was going to be a short video, but here we are with a 12 minute one again 😅 6 more ways to steer: kzbin.info/aero/PLb4f13CwmdsEUx3-HkneAz_D_ZR1VAy27 Omniwheels: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6vEpHaAnpiKd5o Mechanum Wheels: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2jFopKNr7uCpJo

[@lucasvercauteren2244]

FIRST TO REACT TO YOUR COMMENT AGAIN🎉🎉 JUST TO SHOW HOW MUCH I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS😮

[@tomiivaswort6921]

Don't worry about the video length. I, personally, enjoy longer ones more than shorter ones and I'm sure a lot of people share this opinion, so don't be sorry

[@casparfang]

These keep getting more and more impractical and I love it

[@RailsofForney]

Well that’s rude The fact he’s putting in the effort to make this content is more than any armchair twerp that keeps sending hateful remarks.

[@oceanbeans8546]

Ask any mechanical engineer and they will tell you all 7000 cases where these are incredibly useful and optimal to use

[@casparfang]

@@RailsofForney If this is apparently so rude of me, explain why 2in1 bricking hearted my comment. I did not say anything rude, I am expressing my love of these impractical but interesting and unique mechanisms.

[@JohnDoe-f4c2x]

Absolutely

[@Julius-brawlstars]

Ye especially 5 so impractical

[@AdultsBuildingFun]

The third one is amazing. The smoothness and adjustability it offers is great.

[@fionaula6698]

These Lego Building ideas are a goldmine for builders.

[@bartender_billy6229]

The servos are pricey, however, if you’re looking for an alternative, CADA makes their own motor packs for ~$50 and it comes with multiple motors.

[@BuilderBasti]

Yeah, nowadays using non-Lego is heaps cheaper and same to better than Lego

[@tomer.aviation]

@@BuilderBasti the 'LEGO Tax"

[@Tapitus-totalus]

I've never realized the difference between omni wheels and mecanum wheels until now! Cool to learn something new again..

[@mightyy_6189]

Really useful, since i destroyed over 10 logo motors and few cada servos gave up on me.

[@PKWyt]

before servos the community was really inton finding good RTC mechanisms like the one you proposed, the most "competitive" one, used in LTR and LTC was with the lego hockey slammer spring piece and M motor, super compact and quite realiable

[@stopmotionerr]

SO NICE, DUDE! It's amazing and I made my own with servoless. Thanks!

[@yanox42]

...impressive ideas! I need to realize some of them. Since you mention the mini xerion (speed build) on your channel, I'd like to show you my compact 3 steering modes for the mini xerion: front steering, 4-wheel steering and crab steering (3 modes just as for the big xerion).

[@STA-3]

2:09 The rubber band needs at least a greater pullback force than all of the friction the mechanics of the steering, right? Then this would work less good with thicker wheels.

[@heho1]

highly sophisticated :-)

[@abirddolphin]

bro really loves Omniwheels (I do too)

[@brickbuster0000]

driven steering is the best!

[@jimiwills]

Really good ❤

[@Gabriel-u5q8w]

Thx bro love u (brotherly way huh) :)

[@Pludous]

will it damage the motor...

[@deadeye_john]

Will the next video be on ways to lift heavy objects with legos? The maximum weight limit can be 5 pounds for simplicity.

[@oldhorn420]

If you guys want to make no. 1 steering without the clutch i recommend to use fake L motors since if they break you can buy another one for a very cheap price

[@in1]

Yeah, they won't exactly "break", but the stopping could deform the planetary gears inside so that the motor turns less smoothly. But I wouldn't recommend buying a $50 original motor for anything, not only for this.

[@oldhorn420]

@@in1 don't think we have any hope for lego to continue pf again

[@oldhorn420]

​​@@in1 also update: i have a mouldking servo motor now and it's faster than lego's which is a big advantage

[@andrel449]

I don't think is a good idea to use a pf motor with constant turn, to use as a servo, as they are not step motors (as all the control+ motors). This turn on and turn off sequences in a long period of time could damage the motor. I don't have many experience on that, but from what I know that should be a thing

[@operaatio5117]

Caster and KPI could solve the servo issue tbh.

[@chahghg0]

cool

[@AmbutchiTheBulkedAmbulance]

The first way was the cheap rc car way

[@jozefvakula4723]

good video but i use powered up

[@in1]

That should work too, the motors are interchangeable

[@chaiwatpotichanid]

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[@andrewpinedo1883]

14th

[@havocklp4337]

In your Thundnail you show a picture of a steering system with the heading "No Servo", but first you show a steering system with a servo! This is called clickbait

[@in1]

No? Did you watch more than 30 seconds of the video?

[@markodama8912]

Fake Lego is crap: no surprise

[@nistramai]

I loved how well that omnimechanum car worked in the end. Was supercool

[@k0m3t4l5]

Another way to steering is using the subtractor, in a vehicle with tracks

[@lukaskanderka8659]

How to save money :

[@AmbutchiTheBulkedAmbulance]

Driven Steering might be seen in some toy-grade rc cars Mostly seen in AWD Hobby-grade cars

[@SpeedCube2]

I really liked how you did the steering with the wheel rotation gear!

[@JoshuaFarnham-jd4ot]

yes, but there's an easier way to do it; it uses less parts even with the make shift servo. but over all, i think he did a great job

[@Marten_vls]

You can give me credit for it if u want to 😊

[@genovevapienariu151]

Thanks, i dont have a lego servo, and your video was very useful!!

[@EvanMoon]

Another awesome video

[@Gaby18851]

Is it very custom

[@vladthestorm]

Just buy servo and stop damaging the legos

[@ZackMiller-z3b]

Yeah, also the rubber wears out if you do the second one

[@bhytgfhh-w6b]

Ur a genius

[@RailsofForney]

4:53 What do you mean “they break easily under load”? I use plenty of those joints under load (Just look at their Technic Heavy-Duty Tow Truck, for example) and they work fine.

[@jackpomeroy5855]

I bet that omnimechanum car is better than any other car steering system

[@in1]

Yeah, the wheels are not really efficient or practical but it's fun to watch

[@jackpomeroy5855]

I decided to send the link to your video to another youtuber, j.k.brickworks, cause he made a lego domino machine and he said the steering mechanism isn't efficient ​@in1

[@in1]

Exactly, there's a reason why there aren't any real cars with this kind of steering. Would probably look funny, though

[@lolszakjak7420]

Doesn't servo act similarly to differencial?

[@drake52]

no

[@oldhorn420]

Are you living in a rock or smth?

[@haydenaldridge]

3rd

[@CopeWithIt18]

2nd

[@braytheslay218]

im 3rd not that it matters

[@thewubmachine840]

1st