Working LEGO Omni-Directional Treadmill

[@in1]

This is absolutely incredible, I love the way you managed to make it run 12 tracks at the same time smoothly with just a single motor.

[@BananaGearStudios]

Thank you! I love watching your videos, so I really appreciate you recommending my channel.

[@BrannonAerospace]

I had this exact idea about a year ago, but gave up on it because I had about 10% of the pieces required and about 1% of the knowledge required. Thanks for making this a reality!

[@the_Acaman]

One of the most impressive lego creations I've ever seen! Also the amount of parts this needed is ridiculous!

[@BananaGearStudios]

Thank you! Yeah, it certainly was a lot of pieces, and putting all those track links together was no short task either.

[@WrappedPole]

Bro, you are the Mumbo Jumbo of technic

[@BananaGearStudios]

Thanks!

[@tomsko863]

That's amazing. Genius idea of using the black chain to run the side-to-side tracks..

[@davode76166]

Block chain is good too 😂

[@BananaGearStudios]

Thank you!

[@sirspoonyr]

Discovered your channel a few weeks ago, and was thrilled to find something like it. No overediting or annoying sound effects, this is just the asmr of the bricks and fascinating mechanical designs. I hope your channel hits great heights in the future, and I can’t wait to see what you’ll make next.

[@BananaGearStudios]

Wow, thank you! I'm really happy you like my channel!

[@zakmaniscool]

Honestly I'm surprised you used the standard motors instead of a 3rd-party one considering how much more powerful they can be. Freaking amazing job nevertheless!

[@BananaGearStudios]

Thanks! To be honest, I was also quite surprised how well the motors were holding up. I powered each one with a separate battery box to try and get as much power out of them as possible, but I also tried running it with a single battery box and it still held up pretty well.

[@lucidmoses]

I need a big one of those so my dog can run as much as she likes. :p

[@ScarlettStunningSpace]

This is such a cool concept I haven't seen before, especially on smaller Lego channels. Pretty cool!

[@BananaGearStudios]

Thank you!

[@LucasDynamics]

Wow, that's mind-blowing! A little bit over engineered, but ver cool. I was wondering what kind of background you are using? Looks very clean and smooth...

[@BananaGearStudios]

Thanks! It's a Lencarta paper backdrop, nothing fancy but it gets the job done. I'd say any paper backdrop would work though.

[@Madpegasusmax]

Ready player one :D ,very nice build :)

[@BananaGearStudios]

Thanks!

[@carlsasau6162]

A few hundred years ago a contraption like that would have gotten you on the pyre.

[@plopgoot5458]

Now you just need a way to split the rotation from a single motor with an angle and have this be driven by that.

[@gyhaboii]

that is crazy, dont know how you think of it

[@BananaGearStudios]

Thank you!

[@josephcrnt1197]

Just amazing, great work ! do you thing you can run it without motor and use it like in the movie, Ready player one? But for car ?

[@BananaGearStudios]

Nice idea! I've been thinking about that too, I'll have to see if I can make it work but that might turn into a future video.

[@cheesesavage3353]

How bout you build a fully functional ex car that can go very fast?