☕ Lego Milk Frother Evolution

[@rcytray]

I love that you put the prices of the builds at the end. a small but super appreciated detail

[@DrEngine]

Glad you like it!

[@A_normal_man.]

🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@ikilyou1b]

@@A_normal_man.😂

[@A_normal_man.]

@@ikilyou1b 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@DanielNavarro-jb9fc]

Holaaaaa

[@TheAdmiralBacon]

This is by far my favourite type of lego technic video, where you make lego versions of household stuff and show the different ways you could go about solving the original problem. 10/10

[@DrEngine]

Thank you! I was fun to make!

[@englishforkids6109]

It

[@nargizafatullaeva7787]

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[@juliapopova2612]

I love how you tested each frother with different whisks to see how it affects the frothing results. It really shows how versatile these machines can be

[@MAYSIGH]

❤й

[@aridneva]

I never would have thought to use Lego Technic parts to make a milk frother, but this video has definitely inspired me to think outside the box.

El potente espumador Mark III es mi favorito: ¡la espuma que crea es increíble! Definitivamente usaría este para hacer capuchinos.

[@Nintendo3D5]

I love MK3 too

[@ЛидияХалецкая]

😂😂😂😂😂0

[@СюзаннаГуния]

The Mark IV automatic frother takes convenience to a whole new level. It's perfect for those who want their frothed milk with minimal effort.

[@ТатьянаЧемикос-ф6д]

❤❤17 .😊

[@ТатьянаЧемикос-ф6д]

🎉😅❤😊😊17

[@SWellWellWell]

I love the creativity that went into this project. It's amazing how each frother has its own unique features.

[@REEEE-z4g]

2:24 lego man whisk

[@JamiesBrickJams]

Fantastic and frothy, well done 👏

[@lordhickory3322]

This poor man is now deprived of all sleep as he had to drink all those cups of coffee... xD

[@ethanplaysroblox6253]

He put too much fuel in his ENGINE

[@diyfireking]

Another gorgeous creation 😍😍

[@DrEngine]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@krisbrick2247]

The Mark I manual frother is really impressive - it's amazing how well it works using just simple mechanical movements.

[@backupcreator73]

This is so cool! Who knew you could create functional milk frothers with Lego Technic parts?

[@enlacocinaconmarco]

I really like your experiment and the cream you got. But now we have to improve your coffee ☕💕

[@DrEngine]

Glad you like it!

[@VTGSVG]

The Mark I manual frother seems like a great option for those who prefer a hands-on approach to frothing their milk.

[@ABCLands]

The Mark IV automatic frother is so convenient - I love that it does all the work for you, and the results are still great.

[@cowzcowz]

Bot + L + Loser

[@sunninelle]

I would love to see more videos like this, showcasing unique and innovative ways to use Lego Technic parts.

[@jeboin1977]

Well nothing more than BRILIANT use of lego to solve a real life issue.

[@dommaster759]

This video is such a great example of how you can use your creativity to make something unique and functional.

[@JackCreator73]

This is such a fun and creative project! I never thought I'd see milk frothers made out of Lego Technic parts.

[@lucasgarcia7230]

Nunca había tenido tantas ganas de tomar un cafe

[@dominicrichardson5546]

The lego crazy action contraptions set had something like the manually operated one in it. Probably my favourite lego set as a kid. Also I love that you put the cost of each build at the end of each vid, really great idea!

[@patrickhamilton6733]

got a great chuckle at 2:21

[@marcin97]

Outstanding execution 😂

[@brickengineering4980]

Nice video 👍😉

[@DrEngine]

Thanks 😁

[@brickengineering4980]

@@DrEngine np 😉 I bet next video will hit hard for you 😎

[@TheUnknownDutchman]

I love how you create a problem for every solution!

[@carmen_sandiego000]

Is it me or this man's really well organised

[@pbjandahighfive]

Oh yeah, all those microplastics you're adding to the coffee I'm sure makes it quite the flavor experience.

[@moaerdo1357]

Bruh it’s fuckin Lego stirring milk to make bubbles there would be No micro plastic release unless the Lego was 20 years old and with ur damage (I can assure u it’s not). Get a grip it’s a KZbin video about building something useful from a toy

[@ВеликаНадія]

technique on the verge of fantasy !!!👍👍👍👍👍

[@TheLoodwig]

This man is the very definition of over engineered and I love it. The Operation Dry hands is prime example lol

[@gamergasper9319]

This is... I didn't even know you could do this with lego!!

[@Pandan3D]

The color grading on your videos is so pretty, idk something about it is very nostalgic but clean

[@DrEngine]

Glad you like it!

[@KamixPlayGames]

best lego technic channel for me :D

[@DrEngine]

Happy to hear that!

[@ЛидияПопова-ч7и]

I always enjoy watching your videos! Looking forward to new ones! Prosperity and inspiration!

[@jackscreativehobby3697]

I love how the Mark II handheld frother is so compact and easy to use - perfect for whipping up frothed milk in a pinch.

[@Epineful]

It's amazing to see how much technology has advanced that we can now create functioning appliances with Lego parts!

[@spidertec_games]

Holly Carp!!! Awesome Video!

[@DrEngine]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ВеликаНадія]

The Mark II handheld frother looks super sleek and efficient. It's definitely my favorite so far.

[@Diabl0pl]

Definitely I'd go with MK2 and the upgraded whisk. ;)

[@DrEngine]

Totally agree!

[@ВеликаНадія]

@@Diabl0pl ok 👍

[@Mikroskopta]

very nice, good luck

[@DrEngine]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@hamishwhitehenderson5197]

Milk touching Lego is getting my anxiety up does not feel right. I hope you wash it afterwards

[@Simple_But_Expensive]

I dunno man. At six am it is all i can do to get the coffee in the mug. I’ll just take it black.

[@paulbeykovsky7419]

Thanks for doing all the scientific discoveries. Keep up the good work and I look forward to the next videos.

[@DrEngine]

Thanks, will do!

[@JackofallBrix]

I love cappuccinos, so this is my most favorite build of them all!

[@WesleyG8857]

Alright, I'm in. This is cool!

[@SmartLegoSG]

You're a true LEGO Technic master! Your builds are always so impressive and innovative. I'm a big fan of your work

[@Mikroskopta]

VERY nice good work❤

[@pvs1681]

James Hoffman just released a video for coffee-related toys

[@vivecsarmiger5398]

Customer: "I would like my coffee with frothed milk, please." Barista: **Pulls out huge box of Lego Technic pieces**

[@sammander1652]

If you spin the whisk once it's risen from the milk but before it leaves the cup, then it won't drip as much when you take out the cup, nice build!

[@EasyMachine]

You need more recognition from your work, your friend

[@jamesgroccia644]

Add a flywheel to the motor side of the whisk axle, that’ll help keep your foaming stable and on-center.

[@DrEngine]

Thank you! Nice suggestion!

[@AJplays09]

I love the wheel stand with all your chain

[@Sdt269]

Nice this one is a good example how development works.

[@kihgu]

In the first prototype you had big gear to medium GEAR then small gear and a wonder Why you didnt go from big to small directly

[@TaylorDeCastro]

This is ridiculous. I love it.

[@davidgunin4005]

The Mark III powerful frother is impressive. I can't believe how much foam it's able to create!

[@cyrilcaravella849]

best techno

[@cmpc724]

The added detail of changing the expression on the Lego man did not go unnoticed - here 6:41 and here 7:24 - that was great! 😂

[@eisenbahnerharthausen]

Hi, you have to make the way of transmission as short as possible, otherwise the torque will decrease... :)

[@michaelwaters3623]

Imagine bringing that in a coffee shop😂

[@DeafMan1983]

Wow that is awesome like milk foam mixer great idea. I will try to build ... 😊

[@AikoMitsuki]

Nice Naming of the different models, they remind me of the British WW1 tanks

[@DrEngine]

Glad you like it ☺️

[@ziamahi247]

Beautiful

[@DrEngine]

Thank you! Glad you like it 😊

[@bonovoxel7527]

I love Lego creations :) I'll keep waiting for a Lego milk *steam creamer* , since when you twist it like that you obtain, at home even, a good grade milk _foam_ as you said. Cappuccino is made of milk *cream* , which you obtain only steaming until 62°C. The bubbles texture is infinitesimal, uncomparable to the so shaken foam. The taste, the consistence in your mouth also differs a lot. I know you can do it! :) Cheers from Italy!

[@bonovoxel7527]

Well I won't change my mind but your contraption obtained a very good product in its own class. It's a very fine foam indeed!

[@progoproductions]

Very nice, only thing I’d add on the mk4 is in the code add an extra little spin after it is lifted out of milk (still in beaker) to clean the whisk.

[@DrEngine]

Great tip!

[@NewBrick68]

These builds look really cool. You are soooo cute❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😜

[@JavierSalcedoC]

Unexpected whisker winner. If you accept non-lego in this part only, I would imagine a classic curved wires whisker to be ideal

[@TX_Railfanner]

I might make a more compact version of the handheld as i dont have the parts to make auto

[@nerokashitaro1181]

We can now see Lego can do everything in our life, great invention, so creative, i hope you will make more tool from Lego like this 😅👍❤️

[@DrEngine]

That's the plan! Thank you for watching 🙂

[@kqawiyy]

I actually laughed when you changed the helmet to scuba gear!

[@MetKc]

7:08 Operation "Dry Hands" Man be like: "Bravo six, going dark."

[@2810Mad]

Amazing

[@DrEngine]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@meettheamazingbestaimer]

That poor little bro drowned 🗿💀😂🤦‍♂️😂

[@HongNguyen-xi9qe]

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[@phpvlad]

Wow! Awesome!

[@AyanLumben]

I love chians got me rolling😂😂😂

[@MechanicalArt1010]

Great

[@lordhickory3322]

7:40 Challenge: make the little gears spin too!

[@RadeKaBrane]

9:31 would've been a nice extra if it only lifted a little bit out of the foam and spun the "whisk" for a short time to clean/dry the whisk to avoid dripping after removing the glass~

[@yeetboy88YT]

P.O.V ur broke and you work at a cafe and love using lego u get this

[@another-derpycrafter]

next time you should try to make a lego coffee machine, idk how it would work but it would be awesome

[@justinreitsma4365]

I want all of your Lego please

[@jony593]

No

[@burningarchitect06]

He’d stop posting and go bankrupt if he said yes. It’s a dumb question

[@TheLonelyStreetLight]

I like the video I wish I could make one of these to mix my lemonade

[@Elijahbdareal1926]

Cool video

[@scootergem]

I think everyone was thinking, "Hey! That looks like fun! I oughta get me one of those LEGO sets and see what all I can come up with!" Let's see, for $265 I could put a TV in the kid's room. Yeah! ...and the success that could have been LEGO was so close... JOKING 🤪

[@Hitxz0]

Super!

[@DrEngine]

Thank you very much!

[@SamPavone-x6d]

i like your logo

[@Mina_offical]

Abi sen yine logosunu sen bunu nasıl yapacağım

[@path1037]

Need a lego coffee machine!

[@olasoderlind5685]

and MK V is spuning up the milkfoam into the cup outomaticly too :)

[@ilexisthemadcat]

when your lego build costs more than a real decent milk frother. i don't know good prices for milk frothers tho, never used or seen one xd

[@ВадимИванов-б2ю]

Nice

[@Beregorn88]

OR... You could just strip all the automation from the last one keeping only the motor and the whisk...

[@michaelpotter7611]

Whisk what

[@valacarno]

Question: why do you need milk foam instead of whipped milk?

[@yugeethblocks]

Woow. Nice. I made some technic creations myself. But nothing like this. Got to do upload something like this to my channel too 😃😃

[@DrEngine]

I will check it out!

[@Djou-Karl]

the 42152 firefighter Aircraft has a feature based on a slider crank mechanism, pull a trigger and the propellers rotate. I wonder if you could redesign the MK1 frother to be a one handed manual operation, that'd be sweet! (Mayve there would be a lack of torque though)

[@DrEngine]

Nice idea! Thank you!

[@thevinstigator2511]

If your going to use this for real, you should totally add another bit of. Ode that tells the whisk to spin once it's above the milk to get the residual foam off.

[@sttah6]

Does anyone know where he buys his Lego parts from?

[@omidkh4273]

perfect🌹

[@yaxhacruz]

Where did you buy the building ket

[@EvanMoon]

How long can a Lego mini figure hold his breath?