8 Ways to Build an Extending Mechanism with Lego

[@in1]

Announcement at 9:04 TLDR: I'm taking a 3-month break for a personal project, but there is a lot of fun stuff planned after that. I've read every comment until now and definitely want to continue doing that, but I'm not sure if I'm able to during the break, so don't be confused if I answer a month later. Thanks a lot for the huge support

[@oldhorn420]

​@@richardjulien1329 dude if it's personal it might be private so don't ever question someone that if they say it's a personal thing

[@richardjulien1329]

@@oldhorn420 yup, might have been insensitive from me...

[@KlapppdXD]

Take your time king 👑

[@hollt693]

Whatever it is, I hope you have a great time doing it, and I look forward to your return!

[@zapaya_guy]

i like hamburger

[@WrappedPole]

Ah, the scissor mechanism... True OG

[@kajin807]

Holy smokes, I haven't even realized it's been that long. A break is well deserved!

[@chrismayer3919]

Yes, definitely share; it fun to watch machines at work… even if they are just toys.

[@drmatarkin2100]

Number 4 reminds me of the punching arms. My kids will use this for Lego robot weapons. Love it!!!

[@NeverJhonsen]

#3 is how the read arm inside a floppy drive works :) A read arm is moved back and forth over the spinning floppy disk, and a long stepper screw is used to position it in place

[@MasterKohga-nx1gp]

Whenever I need help with a mechanism, I’ll just be like: let’s see if 2in1bricking has a video on this

[@Frizzly007]

Interesting ideas. I’m thinking retractable light saber. 🤔

[@reddblackjack]

Hello, your videos are great. I'm watching this one for about the fifth time! I think it's very helpful because I'm trying to engineer something and after a few days of playing with parts and trying stuff I'm getting close. I think a mashup of multiple techniques is the trick now. I bought two copies of the modular space station set. With the airlock pieces and the big ring. I put one together and I simply don't like it. A friend suggested I make something else and I would like to make something I dysee anyone else doing. Ways to describe the basic shape is an expanding cylinder or variable diameter cylinder. A place where you can see what I want to make is episode four, season two of Star Trek Enterprise "Dead Stop". After finding a Mine field the previous episode they need repair and find an automatic station with a space dock, cylindrical in shape. But it starts small and expands to fit the ship. So, take it as a video Idea if you want. But I'd like some help building a cylinder or cup shaped dock that expands on the diameter but nowhere else. Other ideas include a way to make it expand on both length and diameter because this tip on expansion makes me think expanding the length would be easier than the other two Help me!

[@Frank_wow]

Very cool. I have a few questions for the channel: 1. Do you have any major goals regarding this channel / potentially more channels 2. What is your thoughts on doing a face reveal 3. Why do you make videos 4. What do you want to accomplish with your videos

[@in1]

1. No, not really, I'm kinda surprised how it worked out, but I'm just happy with sharing my projects with the world and discussing them in the comments :) 2. Probably not until I hit a million or something 3. See 1) 4. See 1) :)

[@smallboyahoy]

I never knew you could put worm gears in bushings

[@heho1]

we look forward to your comeback!

[@CatFaceMan5234]

These videos are useful😀

[@MasterKohga-nx1gp]

@@CatFaceMan5234 so true

[@mrmansir3734]

i liked number 1 because of its compactness, but I need to combine more gear worm drills together to make the axle travel farther. But combining the gear worm drills isnt very consistent for me and they end up moving slightly out of place.

[@spedboy727]

Have you ever work with the pistons ?

[@samhutchings5573]

I was today years old I realised that a chain track can be put into a 3X1 Plate!!

[@evertticket2060]

i have this old volvo set that has a big one thats really compact also with the screw piece similir to the one with the chain but then without it

[@melodyqueen8440]

Technical refers to skills or knowledge related to a particular profession or subject, while mechanical refers to machines or devices that operate through the use of physical forces. #TechnicalSkills #MechanicalEngineering 💻🔧

[@nutsandy7183]

Any ideas for car door latch mechanisms? From old style push in, to lift or pull etc?

[@in1]

I guess the only thing you need is to pull an axle (=bolt), which can prolly work with many of these mechanisms

[@wuuwuuzululu9243]

Take your break. Its important. Enjoy your life, we'll wait 4u 👍

[@chrisspere4836]

Does anyone know where to get the extra long screw in England, online i only found them in America. Thanks

[@NachoCheese-gc3wi]

This would be good for a Lego battle bot tantrum

[@A7yeah]

Hi

[@royan.jdm2]

Can we use any gear with auto reverse gear?

[@MasterKohga-nx1gp]

What song is that in the background? I want to play it when I’m Lego building

[@in1]

There should be a link in the description

[@Andy-fd5fg]

you've been going for 3.5 years!... looks like i need to go look at some old videos. The algorithm only presented you to me about 4 months ago.

[@brandonmagana249]

Different ways to build a seesaw?

[@oracid]

❤

[@Jeffreydafox]

BRO MADE SPRINGLOCKS OUT OF LEGO

[@PCrailfan3790]

Just as a suggestion, you might want to improve the lighting in your videos so the footage looks less “old”

[@AmirR.Z-k3x]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@starkwest8118]

español? jk jk lol true sigma with the scissor method

[@heho1]

👍 🙂

[@thewubmachine840]

3 Mounths Come Back 2in 1 bricking

[@M40_MONSTER_STARTTRACK]

😢😢

[@Jeffreydafox]

SPRINGLOCK ALERT

[@ProJIC-k1p]

Where?

[@LeviToth1092]

Nah

[@RowanGuthrie]

A man of culture I see

[@Alwaysbehappy101-jc5it]

Fr

[@joatomcrack4846]

Third!