Infinite LEGO Domino Machine (World Record)

[@a-hey.]

I like eggs

[@officialzelensky]

I Likes egs

[@Dishbsmeosisusujsjsjs]

I was very confused by this when I saw it before watching the vid 😂

[@oliverroystone2253]

Me too but they make my farts a bio hazard

[@StrangeParts]

This is lovely. Can't way to see the circular version.

[@tja62000]

So cool to see you here lol

[@XoXFaby]

Exactly. All I could think of was a domino contraption that would never stop.

[@garrold7123]

what

[@jameshill4835]

Yooo checkmark

[@superdan2593]

Yes, version 2 will be the real Infinite LEGO Domino Machine!

[@BobbyDukeArts]

Dude! That's so cool. Your persistence and engineering is not only impressive but inspiring. I can't wait to see the next iterations of this design!

[@JonathanDavenport]

Oh hey bobby

[@GrantDavis]

Wow hey. Fancy seeing you here.

[@solarflare4247]

Do it again but make the dominoes out of “Wewd”

[@hypocriticalgrammarnazi]

Oooh another youtuber I like

[@danisob3633]

oh hey mark

[@CheeseyStudios]

Your commitment to making this happen has been incredible to watch. The build is mind-boggling! Well done.

[@HerrmannAusHH]

Your noob

[@nethercreature1624]

You! I know you! And yes I agree

[@ADumbHumanDraws]

hey cheesy im subbed to you love your lego minecraft world

[@myman8278]

Pleasure seeing you here

[@HerrmannAusHH]

@@myman8278 why?

[@tomd96]

Actually insane that you technically broke a world record that took a group of engineers to beat in a cave with a box of scraps.

[@GrantDavis]

I am Iron Man

[@someasiandude4797]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4LLmJyCaLmkj7M Haha rail, simplicity

[@timmy7504]

He is iron man

[@BeadedbyPigs]

@@GrantDavis waw he iron man

[@RaichuGamesFormalyBeef]

@@GrantDavishave you quit?

[@JKBrickworks]

Brilliant work, dude! Love all the innovative solutions you have going on, and it works so smoothly in the end. Infinitely satisfying!

[@jjsanimations]

Hey there Jason!

[@ADumbHumanDraws]

yooo its you love your lego content

[@Rasberry_pie-]

20000

[@ThrowToTheWolves]

All he needs now is your Domino machine. Only Mega sized. 😆 🤣

[@christopherstein2024]

BEHOLD!

[@BeyondtheBrick]

Fantastic work, Grant!

[@electro7509]

YO BEYOND THE BRICK IS HERE AND IM FIRST

[@GrantDavis]

Thanks John/Joshua

[@joshsteele28]

@@GrantDavisI’m wet thinking about the circular version

[@RvedePrime]

@@joshsteele28 😫

[@Community_GuideIines]

WHAT, BEYOND THE BRICK IS HERE???

[@amaryllis0]

I was initially disappointed that this wasn't the infinite loop, then thoroughly entertained and impressed by seeing the process of making the mechanism, then delighted by the reveal that there are plans for a curved/looping design!

[@jaggerbrenko234]

Id love to see this in a circle where its just a forever loop of it raising them up and following along

[@etonTEC]

😮

[@AlenSolly]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4LLmJyCaLmkj7M Here you go

[@arkn8409]

JK Brickworks actually did it

[@mushroomwine8294]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4LLmJyCaLmkj7M

[@cryptobigboss]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4LLmJyCaLmkj7M

[@SacredBricks]

This is one of the coolest builds ever. The fact that you spent four months on this shows the crazy dedication and you made an awesome video for it. Congrats man :)

[@Cyber_herb]

Wow why is everybody commenting under that video

[@Cyber_herb]

Love your content

[@ADumbHumanDraws]

sacred whatchu doin here

[@guh7929]

@@ADumbHumanDraws NNN Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you.

[@ADumbHumanDraws]

@@guh7929 Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie And hurt you

[@danelyn.1374]

damn this is a beautiful build... as an external person with absolutely no experience designing Lego's, this looks insanely impressive. especially the integration part, my brain couldn't even start to think about how to combine two mechanisms together and it looked beautiful on your end, much respect!

[@GrantDavis]

Thanks a ton!

[@Liam_Daly]

No 's' in lego

[@TheB3]

This is so infinitely cool! What a journey this must have been-4 months of hard work DEFINITELY paid off with the satisfying final result. Can't wait to see what you create next!

[@ADumbHumanDraws]

hey hows the cmf series 23 city coming along

[@tateboyce724]

I don't usually subscribe after just one video, but you instantly earned my subscription with this

[@GrantDavis]

This is high praise. Thank you sir.

[@lcajueiro]

Same

[@VikaasaRamdas]

Same!!

[@jsspidermonkey]

Same!

[@iamthekwan]

Same!!

[@thatgoose6388]

The fact that this hasn’t blown up is astounding to me.

[@GrantDavis]

It is blowing up as we speak. I just posted it yesterday!

[@MrDumbo-sf1jc]

Oh I thought he meant the build 😅

[@senboy9002]

Almost a million views now

[@AvengerDCFan13]

@@MrDumbo-sf1jc lol

[@Crazyclay78YT]

Well here we are now

[@fricey_]

We need a 10 hour loop of this machine just running

[@trm4life]

Couldn't you just run the same 30 second loop for 10 hours and get the same result?

[@Jakarii]

@@trm4life wouldn't have the same magic and ambiance.

[@shortyboio]

I love when people use lego in unique ways like this. it just shows how versatile these little plastic bricks are

[@evankaufman3131]

Yea if only they weren't expensive. Like not $800 and above for sets.

[@DHMISDuckGuy]

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ not needed when lego

[@kraxusgaming9483]

​@RepentandbelieveinJesusChristsilence we go to the church of Lego now

[@Hevesh5]

wow this is a lego and engineering marvel 🤯 absolutely brilliant! the magnet idea to keep the dominoes in place was very smart. I wish I could do this with my own “real” domino projects haha (also it was nice to see my video briefly at 0:14 😊) props to you on the time spent getting this to all work! a curved domino machine will be very interesting!

[@GrantDavis]

Woah! The Domino Queen is here! Thank you for appreciating my machine, that means a ton coming from you (I don't actually think setting up dominos the normal way is a waste of time I swear, what you do is amazing 😅)! Now I just need Mark to see this video... 😏. Thanks for stopping by Lily!

[@PanoptesDreams]

Have y'all seen this actual Infinite Lego Domino machine by JK Brickworks? kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4LLmJyCaLmkj7M

[@mahimimatt1829]

I love your videos Hevesh!

[@Mataiogal]

JK brickworks did a automatic circle one, a set of 64 bricks falling and getting up automatically, around 1million per day

[@quitting8736]

5th

[@seant454]

I think I need the energy of “it’s time to make betrayal illegal” in more of my problem solving. Amazing build, and congrats on taming the magnet criminals!

[@user-pr6ed3ri2k]

6³th liker

[@lifefindsaway7875]

I love the circular infinite domino idea. It will have to be a very wide circle to give each arm enough time to reset the domino. Also, because the backstop for each domino is attached to the lever raising the domino in front of it, you may have issues with setting them up asynchronously

[@GrantDavis]

That is true. Certainly a hard problem to solve, but the video would be boring if it was easy.

[@looserkidful]

@@GrantDavis According to my quick math, using 7 secs for a full cycle, and one domino unit being 16 lego "studs" big, 11:10 in the vid (12,8cm) and a falling speed of 15 per second , you need at minimum 105 units for a smooth loop, so a circle with a circumference of 13,44meters and a diameter of 4,3 meters and an angle of 3,4degrees per unit. So your current setup at 11:11 is already good enough to reach the minimum of 3,4degrees. So you need 10x the amount that you currently have. Gotta be really interesting how you gonna fix the synchronicty issue. each cycle the machine is gonna be a little bit out of sync, and building too early or too late. Apparently with lego mindstorms you can toggle motor speed and have pressure sensors, so maybe with that.

[@camilleguay9235]

@@GrantDavis make circular version with two falling dominos on opposite sides

[@ChristofferFlensburg]

@@looserkidful Yeah need a way to detect when the piece falling in some way, or it'll go out of sync quickly. Wonder if there are mechanical shortcuts that don't use pressure sensors and (electronically?) alters speed. Maybe can have the falling domino engage the gears in some way, and then have the lifting up cycle disengage the gears again at the end of the cycle. Each unit would be a bit like that box with a single switch that opens and flips the switch back.

[@dig8634]

@@ChristofferFlensburg Do you need to detect at all? The individual pieces that push up the dominos are attached to gears, no? Set them up in different stages of the process, so they all work at the same pace, but at different times. Assuming you can rotate the gears to even work in a circle like that. If not, you would have to have motors for each individual section of the loop.

[@FBISecurity405]

Can't wait to see the circular one, that is a fantastic idea, but I'm worried about how large a circle you'll need to keep it going perpetually.

[@hollt693]

There might also be an issue with too much energy building up in the system. As we saw in that clip of each domino knocking over a progressively larger one, there's a lot of potential energy stored in a set up domino, and it can output more kinetic energy than it takes to knock it over, so in the case of a perpetual ring of dominoes, each one might get "pushed" harder than the previous, with an unknown upper bound.

[@0osk]

@@hollt693 Can't a domino only extert as much force as was used to set it up? How do you put more potential energy into a domino without lifting it off the ground completely

[@hollt693]

@@0osk Great question! By standing the domino up, you're putting in a position where its center of mass is a fair bit higher off the ground than if it was laying flat, so while you're not technically setting it up ON something, you're sort of setting it up on itself, if that makes sense. In a more extreme example, imagine I stood a sledgehammer up balanced on the flat at the end of the handle with the head high in the air. It would only take a stiff breeze to topple it, but you'd better believe the head will hit the ground a lot harder than the force required to knock it over.

[@DqwertyC]

I think the main issue will be timing... If they aren't reset at the exact same rate they're knocked down, one end of the cascade will catch up with the other. It will probably need some sort of feedback system to account for this

[@0osk]

@@hollt693 I know that the force required to cause something to release its stored potential energy can be less than the energy stored. I'm saying a domino can't hit the ground with more force than is required to set it up in the first place. Like in the small to big domino example, the big domino hits the ground so hard because more than that same amount of energy was used to set it up in the first place.

[@corbinmansell4349]

His cheer of happiness after his hard work payed off at 6:38 is so adorable and it makes me so happy 🥺😊

[@AminalCreacher]

The history of Lego magnets is much more storied than just the trains theme! They were used across a diverse range of themes including Aquanauts, City, and Star Wars. The fan favorite theme "M:Tron" was based entirely on magnetic play features (hence the "M"!) Sometime in the early 2000s, the small magnetic elements were ditched, likely due to the possibility of internal damage in case a child were to swallow a pair of them. Many other toy companies did the same around this time (Buckyballs my beloved.) Lego trains are still produced into the modern era, and now connect using larger, less swallowable elements (much to the disappointment of trains fans like myself.) Just a bit of fun trivia. If anyone actually reads all this, i appreciate u :)

[@gmac123]

we appreciate you

[@mystith]

would be really interesting to see how this scales into a circle, and how you get past the issues involved

[@AlfieLarner18]

This guy needs to be hired for Lego he’s a genius

[@GrantDavis]

I don't want to move to Denmark sadly ;(

[@AvengerDCFan13]

i agree! this must of took AGES to build.

[@melissacowles7422]

@@AvengerDCFan13 agreed

[@augustgames6502]

This Lego must be a genius because he's hired guy!

[@bipolar-tiger]

@@GrantDavis just build Denmark at home so Lego will move to you instead.

[@brianmuir2007]

This needs to be a set, I would buy it in a heartbeat

[@ekdavis]

Seeing the whole process was awesome! Way to go! 👏🏻

[@midobo]

I always enjoy your builds. Especially when they combine my two hobbies into one. Great Job.

[@pete_nana]

8:02 I love the self-aware decent into madness as you realize you can tell if the machine is working properly just by touching it.

[@GrantDavis]

lol.

[@Ibloop]

I’ve experienced something like this many times 😅

[@rockosocko9034]

SIR I JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL, I NEVER COMMENT BUT PLEASE PLEASE BY EVERYTHING HOLY GOODNESS DONT STOP UPLOADING, YOU ACTUALLY MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING FOR :D

[@GrantDavis]

This comment means so much to me. I might not be able to post again for a couple of months, but thank you for the encouragement. I WILL NOT STOP UPLOADING!

[@Verlisify]

The beginning made it look like an easy contraption lol

[@LateNlght]

Even just the linear version of this would make a stunning piece on a coffee table or workspace. Its absolutely beautiful in terms of design and i love the doors that hide the mechanism. I would buy this to make one myself or even the 2.0 version thats circular. 10/10

[@GrantDavis]

Hello! You just won my comment contest for a free $100 LEGO set of your choice! Send me a direct message or email to claim your prize!

[@randomanimation5085]

CONGRATS BRO

[@kms4829]

I’m surprised there’s someone who actually does the prize thing. All I’ve been seeing is telegram scams from impersonators.

[@LateNlght]

@@kms4829 yeah i didnt even know there was a prize till Grant had contacted me! Thanks again Grant!

[@isaacharrison5807]

Grant! I remember debating you in NCFCA. We were at a tournament and your mom showed me your pirate cove video. Very impressive. Your trial and error approach was very interesting, thanks for showing all your mistakes, it makes the video so much more interesting. Glad to see you are still building! Keep it up!

[@TheBlackBrickStudios]

The magnet trick is actually genius. There are some next-level techniques on display here.

[@mrbfros454]

I really love your style of commentary. You throw in enough humor and intrigue to make it interesting without overdoing it. So many KZbinrs constantly sound like they are trying to convince you that their content is amazing. That gets old really fast. This video was great! Nice job!

[@jumabricks]

This is amazing! It felt like watching a Mark Rober video. I‘m looking forward to more videos in this style! And I‘m really interested to see if you can actually make this machine into an infinite circle. Thinking about it it should be doable by just adjusting the timing of the different segments, you just need a decent bit of space for the full circle, and of course quite a few more pieces ;)

[@georgelaxton]

I’d love to see a circular version, /i think you are going to find it might be a lot harder than you think 😊 Waiting for a video in 6 months to a year explaining why it is so hard haha Good luck!

[@liteglow2000]

Make modules, and tilt them. Even make them 90 deegree.

[@aspzx]

In this video, the 10 dominoes take about 1 second to fall and about 6 seconds to reset. that means a circular loop will need to be at least 70 dominoes long if everything else is unchanged.

[@WhatTheNugget]

This is amazing! Also i have a suggestion. Can you make a working waterfall and a working river that leads to the waterfall? its okay if you don't wanna add a working flowing river this lego engineering is great so far!

[@GrantDavis]

That will come eventually. Solving the problem of flow is the big issue - most LEGO waterfalls mostly look like LEGO rain.

[@natewalker4666]

I am amazed at how creative the creators on KZbin are I would have never thought about designing this

[@Slamburgurr]

I'm so glad i discovered this video, it was one of the most fun things i've seen this week

[@MosaicFriend]

Wow this channel is tremendously underrated. You are going places! Had me attached all the way through, and did I mention how smooth that sponsor plug at the end was! Amazing

[@GrantDavis]

Thanks! I am hoping it is just a matter of time before I go full time as a KZbinr

[@MosaicFriend]

@@GrantDavis Awesome work man keep it up, no doubt you'll get there!

[@Speed001]

Those places might be in circles but definitely places.

[@LuminaryChess]

This is awesome! Can we all just appreciate the hard work put in to make this? :)

[@ramenkid0227]

4:38 the first three rubber bands sound like the Windows 11 start up, btw great video!

[@Alantheguy2024]

it does lmao

[@freddyfaulig7069]

I‘d love to see the infinitely falling domino-circle! That’s awesome!

[@gerrit2822]

I once was that fallen Domino, but mighty Grant has carefully uplifted me. His magnetic metaphysical skills have changed my life in world record time!

[@HacimBricks]

So True 😭

[@quantumslime7265]

Legos are amazing. Waiting for the day when someone builds a life size functioning rocketship out of legos.

[@witzbricks]

This is really insane, I love how you used the magnets. Also very nice job on the video in general.

[@vl3x3i]

I love how you dedicate into this lego work of dominoes, it's fascinating and amiable. And you share some really useful and educational sponsors. You are awesome!

[@eliwillsea4919]

Woah this is cool.

[@easyybreezeyy]

Duuude you‘re incredible!!

[@Nemesis_Chungus]

I can’t wait for that infinite loop of dominoes. +1 subscription. This is truly one of the best Lego projects I have ever seen.

[@michaellamb5483]

I came here expecting infinite pizza. Who is this LEGO guy and why does he like knocking things down and putting them back up.

[@TiagoCatarino]

I was here before this had 1 million views! Great job man!

[@Pcsmith0523]

If Mark Rober sees this, he'll either try to revamp his machine to double your current, or he'll bring a friend to watch it for 24 hours straight to let you break his record

[@forg0tten]

Having an infinite loop of dominos that self righted themselves to continue the ring would be epic.

[@DR__Church]

This is mad cool, my friend.

[@tarvankrieken]

Dang, how did I only just now find you're channel? This is the coolest lego art engineering build I've found so far! The combination of aesthetic and functionality is amazing

[@GrantDavis]

Well, this is really my first video like this, so that might be why. More to come!

[@blake..-]

You should make a lego calculator with the door mechanism as binary inputs 5:44

[@GrantDavis]

I am giving away a FREE $100 LEGO set of your choice! Like, comment and share within ONE WEEK to enter! We need to help the KZbin algorithm 👍

[@Dishbsmeosisusujsjsjs]

What currency is it? Like American or what?

[@Dishbsmeosisusujsjsjs]

But that’s really cool 😊

[@ElliotsLegoCreations]

Done 👍

[@ElliotsLegoCreations]

@@Dishbsmeosisusujsjsjs also those pieces do look like eggs

[@glowytheglowbug]

sure :DDDDDD

[@evandavis4958]

Love this.

[@skorotkiewicz]

This is probably the best example of using Lego in a project I've seen so far on YT, the fact that you used magnets, this is a really unique project, you should go AGT with this!

[@GrantDavis]

AGT?

[@RajanYadav-le8vh]

@@GrantDavis America's got talent? Maybe

[@chubster3271]

if you think this is impressive, you should look at brick technology's channel. theyve made engines out of lego and a lot more

[@kentslocum]

The newer LEGO trains use a different flip-flop magnetic coupling that is superior to the old one, so there are a lot of those old-style magnets for sale. However, I never would have thought to use them for proper alignment of dominos!

[@beef696]

I say you should submit this on Lego ideas

[@BrickTechnology]

This is so good! I love endless loop mechanisms. Well done:)

[@UFJaysonBrawlStars]

❤

[@plant_trees_kg]

This is so cool! Thanks for putting all that time into it!! I'd love to see the infinite domino circle version! Liked and sharing!!!

[@harveybreaux235]

Grant - this is so cool. Hope you keep making and posting awesome Lego creations for years to come!

[@Timeworks]

ooo i cant wait for the infinite circle version! THIS IS ALREADY SO AWESOME!!

[@maxi9481]

Timeworks?

[@Rivenwolf_2]

I'm sure that this has already been said, but just in case it hasn't here it is: On the next version, you might be able to use axels to transmit power a lot cleaner and easier than a bulky gear train. If you give each section their own gearbox, this means they can take a faster rotation speed that's transmitted down the line by the motor and turn it into the torque required to lift the domino. Increasing torque could also come in a redesign of the mechanism to add a movement farther upwards on the domino's bottom side. By increasing the distance of the lever arm, you use length instead of strength (since it becomes easier to turn something when lever arm is further from the pivot point/fulcrum), saving the transmission some strain. What do I know though. I'm just a dog on the internet :3

[@cetomedo]

He started out using an axel, he had to switch to a gearbox train despite not wanting to. Look at 6:00.

[@Rivenwolf_2]

@@cetomedo or maybe he doesn't have that many worm gearboxes laying around

[@cetomedo]

@@Rivenwolf_2 Did you look at the timestamp? The axels acted as a rotational spring. Even broke a gear.

[@Rivenwolf_2]

@@cetomedo they wct as a spring since they are not solid enough to overcome torque required to lift the Domino. However, if instead of transferring more torque than rotational energy, he used a gearbox to translate the high-speed & low-torque output of the motor to a gearbox at each segment that translates it to low-speed & high torque. This would allow the axle to be under less torque-stress and be less "springy"

[@LanceThumping]

Something you should be aware of before starting on the infinite loop is that you need to be able to pick them up as fast as they fall or else it will eventually fail.

[@nathanndtv5598]

no shit

[@jakobemgardolsson6664]

0:09 bro knew what was going to happen, and still got scared💀💀

[@emmettdja]

5:09 designing redstone doors in a nutshell

[@MrConverse]

I’d love to see a circular, infinitely-looping version!

[@TrickstersTrickshots]

I absolutely love this

[@juratekriauciunaite3129]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 I love you too much and I hope you have a great day too babe I hope you're feeling good today too and you can get a rest soon and have fun today too love and miss your face and love to all you guys and your friends too and hope to hear more soon and have some more time together again in your future life soon too 🎉 and more fun to come together again soon 😢😮😅😊 I love you all so very happy to see my friends too much and hope to be part one and to be with them 😮 all together again soon too much stress and happiness is so good night to me too I love them so happy birthday my sweet girl happy day happy day love to see them both have an incredible happy anniversary love to see me and wish all is

[@BrandonBrawlStars]

1:31 i did indeed remember Coulomb's law F = kq1q2/r^2 where k is 9x10^9 nm^2/c^2 q1 and q2 are the charges and r is the distance seperating them

[@cheeseman7162]

keep in mind that k is actually equal to 1/(9x10^-12x4π)

[@cheeseman7162]

yo, future me there, aparently k is both 9x10^9 and 1/(9x10^-12x4π). i dont remember why i thought otherwise lol

[@UFJaysonBrawlStars]

Yoko, brandon

[@tortl9720]

imagine spending all your time to spend less time on dominos

[@feelincrispy7053]

8:30 I felt that in my soul. I especially get that feeling when I disassemble a car engine, put it back together and then turn the key for the first time. Arghhhhh leeeeeets goooo! Mutha. farker. take that 🤛 and that 🤜 yeewwwwww! 🙆‍♂️

[@arcadealchemist]

1:00 the magnets where part of the Lego system Aquazone sets. too around the 90s

[@mountainhobbit1191]

It was truly epic to see all the work you put into this. Amazing work as always!

[@philorlowski2681]

Lego's have changed since I was 7. Having worked in the automotive powertrain division (years later) the work completed there was often tested using mini models made from wood scrap. Everything begins with a blank sheet of paper and develops from there. Very cool Lego contraptions. I think I know what I'm getting myself for Christmas. 🙂

[@hazelgem6291]

I’ve always loved legos, especially when growing up. Just recently have I decided to get back into the hobby, since I wasn’t able to when I moved as I had left all my Lego at my mums house. Just coming back to watching others build with Lego on KZbin has really made my year. You did an amazing job with the build! It makes me so proud to enjoy this stuff as much as I do! And I can’t wait to get back into it! (My mums finally shipping my collection at the end of this year)

[@lutimstrickshots9253]

I'm so excited to see the loop version! That would be super satisfying!

[@andrealattanzio9439]

Amazing work as always, Grant!

[@FoxenColt]

Make a circle one YES YES YES!

[@Romanian-r7l]

4:32 pov: how the windows 11 startup sound was made

[@armoredbricks]

This has absolutely BLOWN MY MIND! You and Jason Alleman are total legends when it comes to these sorts of things, and this may be my favorite kinetic model yet! Great work! :D

[@MrRedwires]

Ah this is a wonderful design, and a great example of what creativity can achieve! I'm just wondering if the lifting arm design is that efficient. Since you have the stop at the bottom in place, isn't it now possible to more efficiently push the brick at a 90° angle? That would remove torsional forces that are currently loading the lifting arm down, which means the arm shouldn't bind and strain as much! :)

[@GrantDavis]

Not quite sure what you mean about the stop at the bottom in place. I am sure that there are other mechanisms that would lift these better with a better angle for max force, however, I doubt that there are many as compact as this one. I didn't mention it in the video, but I wanted the base to be only half of the height of the domino - I just think it is much more impressive.

[@SamStolpe]

OMG this was awesome kind of if Studson Studio did Lego. love the video style

[@GrantDavis]

Out of over 3,000 comments, you are the first person to notice the style similarity. I LOVE STUDSON, and I decided about 6 months ago that making my videos in a similar style to him was what I wanted to do. Studson is a legend.

[@digitallyassembled]

I love this, Grant! It was well worth all the hard work.

[@KeweQT_]

i love eggs :)

[@cookiecreeperplayz]

Eggs are bad mmkay

[@totallynotminecraftsteve5459]

10:38 the 891K+ people who watched this video:

[@sethkey8157]

Yes, the axles are very springy. I used them as torsion bars in a Lego tank I built. Still springy, 10+ years later.

[@jmdibonaventuro]

I love your engineering, but the cam being used upside down at 2:38 really annoyed me for some reason lol. Either way, really cool build!

[@GrantDavis]

I think it was used for extra leverage, but it was after all one of my rejected designs! 😝

[@jmdibonaventuro]

@@GrantDavis Fair. There’s a rule of combat outlined in the academic book “How to make War”, which I feel bears repeating: RULE 4- “If It’s stupid and it works, it’s not stupid.” In my experience, this phrase also works for Engineering. Either way, awesome job, and love the vid!

[@goatreviews]

Man, this is SO COOL! Well done on the World Record! 🌎🎉

[@zabelhouse5798]

where have you gone? Its been a year!

[@GrantDavis]

I posted a short 2 days ago, does that count? Short answer is I got married and moved 3 times. Lots of life happening, but I am still LEGOing behind the scenes

[@zabelhouse5798]

@@GrantDavis Epik

[@jpclips5592]

This brought back childhood memories. My dad gave me his old lego when I was a child including these old trains with the magnets and the blue tracks

[@billkeithchannel]

I kept writing LEGO for years to bring the train sets to the US. They finally brought them in when I was 18 and had moved on to programming home computers and had no money for LEGO sets. Same with the Castle sets. All this cool stuff came out once I was "too old" to still be into LEGOs. SMH.

[@jimvanover]

8:58 TIME TRAVEL!

[@GrantDavis]

DOMINOS!

[@bobedwards8896]

He says Domino 41 times

[@GrantDavis]

I love this. Honestly, should have said it more.

[@woofy881]

Lego should start making these types of sets

[@alexlynch3518]

I like eggs.

[@UndyingPlayer]

Nice

[@UndyingPlayer]

@MiguelPerez-og9gv the creator of the video?????

[@oyundostumete]

@MiguelPerez-og9gvthey did😅

[@oyundostumete]

And do too

[@oyundostumete]

*I

[@Barnaclebeard]

1:43 -- "bolth"

[@Barnaclebeard]

2:13

[@GrantDavis]

I blame that on my west coast hippy accent.

[@Barnaclebeard]

4:06

[@The_Red_Penguin]

i LOVE the narration "You can see the moment of the betrayal, here", 3:54 / 12:36

[@mpeterll]

10:07 Your record didn't last long. Have you seen the one by JK Brickworks that does 2,160,000 dominos a day?

[@GrantDavis]

Yes, I saw a work in progress of his machine a few months ago actually. Jason and I are good friends.