Making a Treadmill for my LEGO Flip Walker

[@LEGOhabibi]

the syncing of the music at the end👌👌👌

[@pocketpc_]

I love it so much when KZbinrs take the time to nail the audio sync

[@mehmetachmet3656]

I must say, this contraption is truly remarkable and unlike anything I have ever encountered. I commend you on your ingenuity and creativity.

[@notoriousdragon2213]

It is cool, he didn’t invent it though. It’s a Lego replica of an old star wars toy

[@vectorcedeno]

The solution on making the speed of the treadmill dynamic is GENIUS

[@pRahvi0]

I thought it from the start but imagined it would oscillate. Turns out, it does oscillate(i.e. speed goes up and down and up again) but it doesn't matter because there's too much going on to get distracted by the alternating speed.

[@hcarrapico]

Loved the ending synched with the music!!

[@Boysle]

I love the change of video structure where you start from something and improve the model based on challenges you face!

[@breckheck]

That was a nice touch with the music in beat with the walker at the end!

[@nehehehgraylois]

Really smart way to vary the speed to keep that thing literally on track

[@adamwishneusky]

Long time fan, I’d rather hear a voiceover than have to read the text and watch the build at the same time. Thanks!

[@0hHelloThere]

you should totally build like 9 more of these and have a flip walker army

[@Car-r1r]

Looks so fun

[@LegUpBrix]

Every time I view your videos I see more parts that I need to order. Love your builds, so I’m studying this playlist

[@PuncakeLena]

I missed these

[@dr.mayhem277]

You should try to make a mechanism that acts as a motor, something that can use gravity to continually supply movement to an axle only with a starting movement. Not sure if that is even possible but it just popped into my head.

[@Skarrier]

That would basically be a perpetual motion machine😂

[@dr.mayhem277]

@@Skarrier so then it would be impossible. Maybe it could be done so that it just lasts a really long time and be very efficient.

[@TheL1zrd]

Very clean design love it!

[@Robbe1984]

What kind of an engineer are you? Yes!

[@Showtaim]

Great project, nice ideas

[@MattStryker]

That is freaking amazing.

[@JustAPersonWhoComments]

7:03 This synced well

[@Sektorspirit]

Excellent, as usual 😊

[@edopronk1303]

So brilliant again!

[@linusfornow]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 love how the walker is in sync with the music at the end

[@이세형-x5p]

Wow~~~ great idea!!

[@jupiterbjy]

didn't expect to see this again!

[@just4funproductions649]

0:14 Bro Left The Chat

[@protoborg]

This would be an interesting vehicle to ride in. I kinda want a full sized version just so I could have a fun ride. :)

[@Isooo_kun]

あなたの動画はとても素晴らしいです 工作アイデアも素晴らしいです!

[@limperiale16]

Top. Bravissimo come sempre.

[@Go1d5hark]

Nastolgic hit 😊

[@Coasterbuilder24]

Make a rollercoaster that works please!

[@XxLeMarrito64xX]

0:14 The structure: and he left 🎵

[@lars2immermann]

You did it again :-)

[@JesseMartinGoudzwaard-ih4qq]

You should make a housing for the treadmill

[@Vijayan-m7n]

If think that this is a great build

[@regularberg8481]

Smart

[@gabriellecomeau2338]

amaizing !

[@Tentacoool]

nice

[@X_BadCood_X]

Nice!!!!!!!!

[@halisekocak6762]

👏

[@bekerson4980]

Spectacular. Problems 4 and 5: battery life and noise. Is there a way to make it a perpetually running display? With it running constantly, how to remove the wine of the motors?

[@CHZMN1]

Could you use a cord on the left that just holds the pod in place and the track drives the whole thing? Not that your implementation isn't cool, it's just complex than it needs to be, I think?

[@BENERVAHAPPY]

nicee

[@BriantheBrick]

When will you start streaming again? I love watching you build these awesome projects live!

[@magnustveten492]

Could it manage to climb as well?

[@thejerminator877]

What happens if it starts creeping forward or backward relative to the treadmill? It wouldn't fall off because of the colour sensors, but wouldn't it eventually collide with the obstacles? I understand that, in theory, the "feet" would land in the exact same spot every time, but "in theory", it would also walk straight without falling off the side. The side-to-side creep is accounted for, but how about front-to-back creep?

[@0LoneTech]

As seen from 2:16 on, there are curved walls guiding the feet not only side to side but also from the back, nudging its steps to be long enough. Presumably testing showed it tends to step short, not long.

[@davidk4145]

I am amazed the walker does not veer off slightly to the left or right as it walks. I would’ve thought it might eventually fall off the treadmill on one side or the other. Must be extremely well balanced and the movement well-controlled. Fantastic.

[@squiddysquidster802]

There are small control walls on the side so it doesn’t fall off.

[@totallycarbon2106]

1:49

[@AnuloxIongsakun]

สุดยอดคับ

[@squallthole]

had to fix my mindset my outbursts are embarrasing

[@dashkatae]

My only question is why did you put the sensor on the front of the model instead of the back? Could have built an interesting scene in front of the treadmill to help tell the story of where it's going or what it's doing.

[@mfnminerdz]

I mean, it can be turned around.

[@Ekipsogel]

@@mfnminerdzbut then the characters are looking the wrong way

[@Stackoverkill]

Probably dor the sake of the video

[@JavierSalcedoC]

Tiny machine learning machine

[@ThatBenKraft]

Just a closed-loop controller 😊

[@coziimobile]

Domino

[@omegaandromeda6368]

999€ lego Set

[@davidtapia813]

Now put the whole thing no a remote control platform, something like this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crawler-transporter