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That destruction ending was extremely entertaining.

7:49 the fact that this contraption does NOT break with the speed of the motor makes It even better

If there's one thing this video has taught me, it's that the janky physics in videogames when you move physics objects too fast are actually realistic. 😂

That one for generating undulating surfaces at 5:52 looks so smooth and unnatural almost like it's CG'd in but its real.. All of them are so impressive!

The cat is really impressive. That's quite amazing what you can do with Legos nowadays.

I think that purple square ripple machine is my favorite mechanism I've ever seen built in LEGO.

Gonna need the machine from 0:27 but on a much smaller scale. For research purposes.

7:45 the way the thing just gets *_yeeted_*

I like how the thing that usually breaks first is not the mechanism, but the bricks anchoring the mechanism

I love how the more complex the mechanism the more it looks like a natural organic movement of something that is alive

The cut at 23 💀 Also I like how instead of breaking in a more civilized manner, pretty much all of them just straight up explode

At 5:45 I started laughing uncontrollably idk why

Some of them are really hypnotizing, and I like to see a longer version of them :)

6:50 Perfect timing of the music and the Lego figure falling into and, sliding out of frame from the top right hand corner to the bottom right hand corner.

The scissors just frantically wobbling away is the best thing ever lol

Not sure what I expected coming into this. My mind was blown by each and every sculpture. The perfect amalgamation of genius, art, and engineering. Followed by the destruction of engineering but the creation of more art. Karen still falling into the fire is just an added bonus.

I love 0:27 I can see a scaled up version being very useful

Oh man, these were works of art, and I was so worried they were just going to be torn apart by hand. Even though they were still destroyed, I feel like it was appropriate, like it was still part of the show.

The destruction montage had big "brick in a washing machine" energy.

I love how all of these are based on such simple principles yet it takes me a bit to understand them let alone design something like that... seriously wth is that 5:30

This was a journey. The engineering, the artistry and creativeness, and the humour. This should be in a modern art exhibition!! One person should not have this much skill and ability. Also hey kitty cat!

I love that one refused to break due to….you’re own engineering giving you the middle finger. “Ha! You designed me too well!”

I'd love to see the nested squares filled with ball bearings while it runs, that would be interesting

7:18 that one piece: "hey im back what'd i mis- OH GOD"

What's fascinating to me is most of those mechanisms were working just fine at super high RPM, it was the regular bricks holding them in place that broke from the vibrations!

One of the few channels where I will never skip the sponsored part! Not only because your Videos are such high quality, but also because you even made some "animation" for the ad. Keep it up!

8:25 sick beat!

the motor used to destroy all of these is the only one ive owned. definitely hard to build something for it without a lot of gear reductions

loved that destruction sequence at the end of the video, really entertaining. Also, do any of these mechanisms have any real life use? Would love to know. :)

I'm extremely happy seeing this channel grow! So many absolutely wonderful ideas... Thank you for making my evening with a yet another project :D

I love how your cats are always interested in what you're doing

My favourite one pre-breaking was that purple wave machine. My favourite breaking was the wheel one that came before it - it was coming right at us! And what a lovely cat. A lot of very satisfying mechanisms indeed!

7:53: surprisingly, that's a very reliable transmission mechanism

3:54 is a great demo of a change-point mechanism All of these would be super helpful for a kinematics class as well, not to mention machine design because they demonstrate the importance of vibrations, balance, and good joints

I love how amazed (or confused) the cat is at the end 😂

The cat should have received a treat for keeping an eye on that contraption.

8:04 it just crawls away lol

how do you build the machine at 0:27 but like 3 times bigger? ( asking for a friend )

That was hands down the best integrated ad spot I've ever seen. Bravo.

I would like to express my compliments on your attention to detail! The music used in the destruction sequence was actually in the key of D, very good job!

Item 13 is a "Balls out" RPM/Speed governor from the Steam powered days. The last little red flag could have been tied to a friction brake and made to bump into the gray disk at its base. Nice build on an old object.

That went from extremely satisfying to chaos real fast 😂

This video can teach us an important lesson about finding the right balance in our lives. Just like the Lego structures in the video, we all have our own internal "motors" that power us forward in life. These motors can come in the form of our ambitions, our goals, our passions, and our desire to succeed. But just like in the video, if we push ourselves too hard or too fast, we can end up causing damage and breaking down. We need to find the right balance of speed and strength in our lives, so that we can keep moving forward without sacrificing our health, happiness, or relationships. This means learning to listen to our own bodies and minds, and paying attention to the warning signs when we're pushing ourselves too hard. It means setting realistic goals and expectations for ourselves, and giving ourselves time to rest and recharge when we need it. So remember, just like the Lego structures in the video, we all have the power to build amazing things with our lives. But it's up to us to find the right balance and use our internal motors in a way that's sustainable and healthy for the long term.

It's nice to know that gmod is accurate to irl physics of what happens when you add too much power

7:03 this would be a great 6 flags ride

This is actually a really good example of manufacturing tolerances & balancing at high speed.

I think the box destruction is unmatched. It’s just hilarious

I feel like this is how lego employees spend their breaks to stay positive, they just watch this.

The ripple mechanism (6:00) creates such a cool visual effect

6:07 I'd totally buy that

The geneva mechanism 4:35 is really useful for intermittent motion like a tool changer cnc or for a ton of gear ratio in a small space like in watch wind stops

The Geneva mechanism moves exactly every 2 seconds, yet the cat is surprised every time.

Happy that you are getting sponsors, you've put in a ton of work. Congrats on your success man!

2:25 Can you make this one big enough to fit something the size of a banana?

“No lego -contraptions- mechanisms were harmed during the making of this video”

Destruction in slow-mo in D Major was my favorite part!

3:21 that one is dirty and you all know it. 😂

5:07 "Rest assured, that there is absolutely no chance of a dangerous equipment malfunction prior to your victory candescence."

6:10 Is my favourite. The Kubrick ending is pure poetry.

The way everything just flies apart... beautiful.

5:40 looks like a torturing device

As a Lego designer and engineer, this is amazing, great work!

Just a video of your cats watching lego is good enough for me LOL

This was the most satisfying video Ive seen this year. And I love the chaos with classical music at the end

This went from relaxing to one of the best Lego videos I’ve ever seen. Loved the destruction. It was much more satisfying than most videos because you got to see everything working first. Love it

Fantastic work!

I love the ‘governor’ unit at 3:02 🤙 When I took the test prior to joining the Navy, for their Nuclear program, it had questions like…if hear (a) turns sound so, then what does each gear do through gear (zzz). Hard but, doable problems. When I joined the Army and went into the prime power production MOS, had to take a test similar to the Navy Nuke test…gear problems. Great video. Practical displays. 👍👊

I love how everything just starts flipping out and going apeshit when it spins to fast lmao

5:06 That reminds me of the scene when Chell is getting transported towards the incinerator in Portal

2:32 RIP Heisenberg

Everything is perfect in this video: machines, music, cat, destruction

6:50 - 6:55: I got a genuine chuckle just watching the mini figure falling down in the background.

everything got more entertaining from 6:22 😂😂👍

2:12 oh my gosh this was so satisfying

The best parts of these videos are when the cats come in trying to comprehend what exactly they’re looking at

Lego and Tchaikovsky ... nice combo bro

this guy's voice is the most perfect I've heard for testimonials ong

The powerful motor launched the girl over the fire. 7:39

You are such a creative mind coming up with all those ideas what to construct. Lovely to see.

"So what do you do for a living?" "I create thingy-ma-jibs with Lego"

You could probably make a kinetic art exhibition out of these. Some of these are absolutely beautiful and mesmerizing.

I haven't even seen half yet and I'm stunned by the sheer beauty of these mechanisms already!

Destruction starts at 6:25 you can always go back and look at them in mor detail if you are interested.

im only here for the funky movements and im all for it

3:32, looks fun

2:12 I didn't expect the trammel of Archimedes!

putting a mechanism through the stress of a really fast and powerful motor is actually a good durability test

The reason that all of them broke at the end is because the motor caused so much vibration that the contraptions wiggled them selves apart, but if proper counter weights were added, I think them would last longer.

I stopped everything I was doing to watch this video because I know that this channel produces such high quality content. Nice job 😃👍

i like that you didn't destroy the one that the cat was looking at. after all, you wouldn't want to disappoint the cat

4:24 reminds me so much of time signatures and different rhythms in music👏

Do you have a mechanical engineering background by any chance? I findthe inventive solutions you come up with to make your mechanisms run smooth very interesting :)

3:21 I'm going to need a larger scale version of this machine for research purposes.

The one at 7:27 was like "yea ima head out" lol

Waltz of the flowers are pretty amazing!

The water/purple square ripple going bonkers kinda makes me think of that scene in the docudrama Chernobyl when the reactor went kablooie... It would be way, way too complex for me, but to make a model of that RMBK reactor going bonkers would be incredible.

7:15 and this is why when we make bigger version of these mechanisms or want them to be more reliable we use stuff like steel and lots of Greece, I was actually thinking how half the stuff in this video I recognise from tinkering over the years, I consider myself to be quite lucky that when something would break my mum would let me take it apart I’ve never become an engineer or mechanic but it have let me learn how stuff was meant to work and saved us quite a bit of money over the years when I’ve fixed things that would normally have been thrown out or have to pay to get them repaired.

Legend has it that the cat is still there watching 5 months later.

7:50 that mechanism is designed for high speed and torque. with a little bit of help, yes, it goes flying, but if you leave it alone, it can and will go as fast as the motor powering it