Testing Lego Mechanisms Till Failure

Today we test some cool Lego mechanisms to see how much speed they can take before they explode. Thanks to the ‪@BrickExperimentChannel‬ for some of the ideas. Let me know what you want to see me test next.

[@joonska6094]

this isnt testing the mechanisms durability, this is testing the durability of the mounting points

[@EvanAfton-p6v]

HEarken! You’re right!

[@Nintendo3D5]

Next you gotta try propellers. Build three or more weights (each one getting heavier) and see which propellers will blow it away. Cuz Lego has a ton of propellers.

[@owensbricktest]

That’s a great idea!

[@JOEDAJERBOA]

but air from those propellers isn’t strong enough to push a lego weight. if you are talking about a regular lego piece to a huge propeller, that would work.

[@Nintendo3D5]

@JOEDAJERBOA I mean props attached to brushless motor. I kinda think it can push Lego weight brick. Maybe it'll be on wheels with each ""car"" getting heavier or wheels stiffer.

[@JOEDAJERBOA]

@@Nintendo3D5 ohhh

[@EvanPang-w4i]

1:22 most perfect example of valve float 😂

[@drake52]

interesting concept but I think that the supporting structures could have been made more robust because those often seemed to fail before the mechanisms

[@PCrailfan3790]

I have an idea, what if you see how many Lego clutch gears it takes to overload the castle sidewinder motor.

[@drewlucas6266]

When the U-Joint met its match on the third level, it sounded almost like an F1 car starting up, or an LMP class hybrid doing a smooth bump start of its main engine on the pit lane.

[@DEUTSCHLAND_TRAVELER]

5:27 what my mother wants

[@PCrailfan3790]

2:30 your universal joint is set up wrong, the central shaft shouldn’t have an offset, because if it does, it causes oscillation at the output.

[@petrifiedhero9610]

Look up the definition of universal joint the reason it's there is so It can bend while maintaining an output. That is not possible with a solid axle, so please, for the love of God find something better to do,then tell a man he's using a universal joint wrong when he's using it as intended? How you think front wheel drive cars drive the wheel? Magic? Nope. Just a universal joint or a constant velocity joint.you can look under any bus and see a universal joint. It's there so you don't fuck up your drive shaft when your suspension compresses. The whole point of a universal joint is so you can have a driving shaft with an offset or always moving output area e.g. you rear wheels and whole rear drive shaft.

[@timmyhenemy98]

​@@petrifiedhero9610the u-joint is actually set up wrong. The (bearing caps) or what you should call them should align with eachother. I just think you misunderstood the upper commen😊

[@PCrailfan3790]

@@petrifiedhero9610what I meant by offset is the u shapes at the ends, the 90 degree offset is incorrect and causes ocellation.

[@ELP1125]

Now I know how my engine reels.

[@JOEDAJERBOA]

1:15 it actually sounds like a drag race car engine

[@DingoXBX]

1:10 actually sounds like a bmw diesel engine lol

[@jurandas00]

Epic video keep it up! 😉

[@nguyenminhtien449]

What happen when you test this brushless rc motor at 1:5 gear ratio?

[@nguyenminhtien449]

And what about spin the clutch gear too fast

[@ZackMiller-z3b]

Where can I buy that motor and all the other equipment you have with it?

[@EricMcCarty-ej7lf]

MY ADHD IS SO HAPPY

[@punchtrees3022]

HE ISNT USING A LEGO PLATE!!!!!!!!

[@PK-td6wp]

Who cares? It works If it works it is good kid

[@brandipawlik4531]

120 sounds like a car

[@Anoymous-t2k]

2:00 engine kaput

[@jelly2398]

18 hour