29:55 "Notice also that sometimes it simply doesn't work no matter what you do..." Just like a real vending machine!

I have been watching a lot of custom keyboard youtubers lately, so with that in mind .... you could probably lube the slide rails on this thing and make the dispenser more reliable.

You can use your design, but make top lid solid and to refill cans, you can have a 1x1 hole on the side to push them in, so you can't screw it up as well

Ah I remember making one of these as a kid

First video I’ve seen from Taran in years and it’s this. Awesome

That alliteration was wonderful.

Nice machine! It even fits the scale of buildings.

Brother, you need a cricut. You can cut your own decals. You have to weed out negative space but you can do coca-cola logo with ease.

Thank you for the amazing creation and tutorial! I built the model myself and found out a Lego element can be used to replace a safety pin when stretching the rubber band, which is the wolverine claw piece! I only used one tooth from the claw to stretch the rubber band.

I was OBSESSED with building Lego vending machines as a kid... There was just something about them that I adored

I mean, the fact that the cans sometimes gets stuck is a feature and not a bug I’d say (no I don’t work at Microsoft even tho it sounds like it). Cause cans in real machines tends to get stuck for no reason too! Loved the video, makes me wanna get a bunch of legos and build stuff.

Using the bar through the hollow studs is actually genius! Great build, looking forward to more.

Definitely like the look of yours much more. The scale sells it. I would love having the drink holder compartment at the bottom but I can see how that would make it way too high. Really nice design

Taran, for shipping and production cost, I can ship out stickers as small as what you want (got a Cricut been dying to use it.) reply if you're interested, if it works out, then I could sell the service for peeps who want to add custom decals (Please note, I'm based in the UK, so I recommend asking for a lot to mitigate the cost of shipping...) the cola swoosh looks like it might have a make cost of about 10p (13c) and a shipping cost of about £7.20 ($10) obviously if you do a lot of projects I recommend shipping at least 100pcs making shipping each item about 7p (10c) per piece which is more manageable. if it's only in the uk, I could get away with shipping at £2.60 (1st class) or 75p (2nd Class) which at 100pcs would have been about 2.6p (3.5c) per piece or 0.75p (1.4c) per piece. Obviously, the coca-cola logo itself would have a higher failure rate, would need a little more manufacturing time, so would probably be about 15p (18c) per piece with shipping still being the same. If it works out, maybe I can also sell graphic design services, Taran-cola anyone?

Your design looks better to me - better scale, I like seeing lots cans inside instead of just two, and you have buttons!

I actually made something similar a while back where you place one of the money bricks in a slot, and the drink pops out

Using a Cone 1x1 stud on the piece you're trying to get the rubber band on the second piece might be easier, and avoid the corners of the square block hanging up on it.

My Childhood was all about Lego Vending Machine/Claw Machines, this brings back memories

The Lego vending machine contraption is very satisfying

I miss playing with Legos:-/ On another note, what do you think of O’Neill cylinders? One of the things I thought about was integrating carbon nanotubes. The only way to integrate it was with huge cables or ropes, make it like a basket (or fence, as far as tightness of weave) to allow footings (essentially huge screws/tiles), girders, meshes of different size, and filler which I was hoping to either put graphene concrete, or a type of “plastic graphene” that could fill in cracks and fill everything in. The point was to incorporate carbon nanotubes and graphene in a way that you could pump out Cylinders fairly simply like an automated basket weaver and a Torus station would essentially be the “dry dock.” That was before Ariel Eckblaw self assembling tiles, which is a great idea, but would necessitate a solid steel cylinder. Before that, I had thought of essentially taking the idea of carbon fiber, different direction weaves with graphene resin, and scale it up so that a 5 or 10 foot diameter rope would essentially be the thread in a composite weave. Essentially the O’Neil Cylinder wall. The beauty about the cables/“rope” was that it would also serve to power everything like underground cables, and also have solid state (graphene) hyper capacitor storage at it’s core. What I wanted to do was make a scale model with essentially just plastic thread (plastic bags and jars), recycled metal, and concrete. The ideal thing is to take a scale model of what the stainless steel cylinder would be and test them out by spinning and firing sniper rounds at them. That would also mean having scale models inside and sensors throughout the models as they would in real life. The problem with scale modeling is that not everything behaves the way you think, especially once you scale something to 40 or 60,000 feet in diameter, with over 100 tons per square inch on top, besides moving it in space when you’re trying to maneuver into orbit with huge flywheels/gyroscopes. Look up Galvorn nanotube yarn and graphene versus steel and you’ll see what I mean

Yooo I used to obsess over Lego Vending Machines when I was a kid

29:00 there's a 1x1x2 brick! The Piece of Resistance from the LEGO movie, part #15444. It does have a hole on one side for sticking it to Emmet's back but that might be preferable to modifying an old shutter piece.

will this be used as another macro key for premiere pro

I see taran i upvote

I love me some lego engineering

23:59 that's not a safety pin, that's a pocket knife!

hey taran, do you have any plans on reviewing the razer stream controller x? it's basically a stream deck mk2 but from razer in partnership with loupedeck, I think it could be a nice crossover given that the loupedeck hardware isn't that great (touch screens.. yuck) it would be nice to see how it compares with the stream deck !

Before the start, Lets Go!

When I was doing some water transfer on my Dad's guitar, I found out that sadly NO ONE has a printer with white ink. I went to a lot of print shops, and even called in some in bigger cities.

awesome

you should try making one that the can gets stuck in the vending machine so it’s realistic

this makes me want to make a recreation of the Sagamihara Vending Machine Park in Japan.

RE: Tolerance on coke cans being too tight to put labels. Unsure if this would constitute as an "illegal build" but you could sand down the cylinders the equivalent thickness of whatever decal you'll be applying. They don't connect to anything and just roll about so I don't think it constitutes as an illegal part

Super duper !

Would one of those "gyro cutters" help with tracing out the stickers?

I'm fascinated on how complicated system someone can do... just as a lego thing. 31 minuts.

Taran would own a comically large safety pin

Hi Taran. Do you have any advice how can adjust audio duration in Premiere? I need to speed up audio for about 1 sec over 4h video to have it in sync. Thank you.

Awww yeah.

You'll need a Bobby pin to build a Nuka Cola machine though.

I imagine you could do crazy things with 3d printed parts. Not sure if it has the same appeal or not, legos aren't really my thing.

Awesome now my minifigs can crack open a cold one with the boys

Do you have Lego Masters in Canada/the US? They'd happily take you

My Siri says hi, also she doesn't know the people you tried to call. Cool project btw!

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Damn thats crazy, Finnish?

Definitely not thinking about using this to dispense meds.

hi

Thoughts on recent news?

13:18 we all know Lego doesn't need coins, they are socialist utopia no Capitalist hellhole. Glory to the great lego man in the sky.

What??

lol what is happening with this channel? It's all over the place.

Lol give up on the YT thing? Shouldve stayed at LTT.

if it can't be played it doesn't belong to the videos list

Dude 315k subs wow the power of linus shit I would work for linus for free just to have fun and the audience. I'd give anything to have a channel with 300k subs that my dream 300k for me is perfect enough money to do youtube full time. You should upload more often and all diff kinds if content. Pc stuff Legos anything. Confused this channel barely has uploaded but 300k plus subs the second channel he uploads on regularly but has barely any subs or views. Why not upload on this channel instead of the other one than? More audience more views etc

You should consider hosting a Lego building booth at a future LTX.

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