If you want to build your own Lego coin sorter you can get the instructions here! brickstudios.store/products/working-lego-coin-sorter-instructions If you're wondering on how to get parts, the Bricklink Studio file comes with it which can be put directly into Bricklink to order pieces!
The quote on the side of the coin, "Standing on the shoulders of giants" is from Sir Isaac Newton. The full quote is "If I have seen further than others, it is because I was standing on the shoulders of giants."
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia For other uses, see Standing on the shoulders of giants (disambiguation) and On the Shoulders of Giants. The phrase "standing on the shoulders of giants" is a metaphor which means "using the understanding gained by major thinkers who have gone before in order to make intellectual progress".[1] It is a metaphor of dwarfs standing on the shoulders of giants (Latin: nani gigantum humeris insidentes) and expresses the meaning of "discovering truth by building on previous discoveries".[2] This concept has been dated to the 12th century and, according to John of Salisbury, is attributed to Bernard of Chartres. But its most familiar and popular expression occurs in a 1675 letter by Isaac Newton: "if I have seen further [than others], it is by standing on the shoulders of giants."
Personally, I would add some transparent window elements to the drop areas, so the coins won't fly out, and you can either hinge them, or just create a basket that slides out to remove the coins.
Wouldn’t it be cool to have an actual 1:1 scale of a functioning Lego Vending Machine? I know the build will take a while but it would be amazing to see it work
YEAH,I really want to build a mini vending machine that when you slide a coin it dispenses a lego drink and can dispense a 2nd 1 if you put another coin (repeating)😅
and tbf, we've NEVER* used 50c coins in a practical sense. sure they exist, but you'll basically never see them in real circulation. it's just a collector currency. *at least, not since the start of the 80's, which is where my practical experience starts. lol :)
That's awesome. Have you considered making the collector at the bottom have drawers you can slide out to get the coins? Stick a clear window piece on the front so you can see it, because that's kind of aesthetically pleasing, but with deep drawers with a clear front, you'll be able to stop the coins jumping out when they've gone into their sorting slot.
First of all, mirror your coin separator and reverse the motor direction so the tilt is the same direction as your sorter. Secondly, you don't need the drop holes to be the full length of the segment. If you shorten the dime drop hole you will make it more difficult for the pennies to drop down the dime slot. As far as the coin sorter goes, if you get a couple of studs close enough to the outer wall it should give the vertical coins a kick. You also need to build your separator support more sturdily and link the two sections together.
@@RhysRowlands-ve1tn then why comment? I'm not writing less when what I wrote is the minimum verbage necessary to get my points across. Besides, this wasn't for you unless you're trying to build one yourself.
@@barbaraaraujo5480 I could write an essay but this isn't it. This lists technical problems with the coin sorter and gives suggestions on repairs. Would you like to see a real essay on what's wrong with the coin sorter? I don't think RUclips would even allow a 500 word essay in the comments.
It's the same story as the U.S. Half-Dollar: After the value of silver rose in the 60's, the silver content was reduced, instead of being replaced with the copper-nickel clad the lower denominations recieved. By the time the silver was replaced with the standard, the coin already lost the favor of the public. The U.S. did try to make its Half-Dollar popular again, but after the circulating bicentennial commemorative failed, it lasted 25 years before it was only sold to collectors. Canada took a different route and pulled their Half-Dollar from circulation entirely, only selling them to local collectors even today.🧐
Maybe something you could do to make the coin sorter more stable is making a hand-crank instead of using a motor. Part of the instability seems to be how much shaking is happening and that the legs cant support that movement. Improving the supporting legs to hold more weight, or switching away from the motor, might be the best way to fix the issues.
I think a simple way to improve the sorter would be adding a tray to the bottom (similar to a dice tray under a dice tower) with raised boundaries between each coin so if they're flung out at the bottom, the coins don't mix. Also, ofc, reversing the direction if the loading machine so coins are tilted the correct way.
@@Chickonsrock27the Canadian mint stopped making them years ago and stores don't hand them out when shopping they round you up or down when paying cash. It was phased out before the pandemic.
People have given the full quote for giants, but it means the future is the present standing on the shoulders of the past. It's about learning and improving. Just as you have with this video!
19:20 is a quote from Isaac Newton (the mf who discovered gravity) to his rival Robert Hooke. "If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants".
2 things: instructions for the improved coin spinner/loader AND a tube-shaped collector with coin counter at the bottom of the sorter, so they can funneled directly into rolls
This is absolutely amazing! You are honestly just taking brick films to the next level. Also, I can’t wait to see the behind the scenes video for this. :)
I think one thing you should add is a sort-of tub on the bottom of each one so that you can fit more coins in each slot! I think that would be quite helpful! Also maybe if it isn't too hard you could add a link to a parts list from Bricklink with the instructions? It would make it easier for us to find the parts if we choose to buy it.
@@CowboyBricks10 It's actually a great idea! I'll probably make drawer type things so that coins don't fly out and then they can hold quite a few more coins.
I wonder if you can use the vibration of the motor/spinner to help with the initial coin input instead of working against it. Use some lego rubber bands to suspend the assembly around a solid mount, and the vibrations could deal with things like the coin inputs getting coins stuck "on edge".
the bit where the coin drops into it is small and difficult to take the coin out without tilting the whole thing. id recommend you either make the gal taller or make a hole in the other side and a little plunger which you can push through the gap on the other side and it makes the coin come out
The spinny thingy might work better if it’s stationed to a baseplate, and if it’s also weighed down by something (either connect it to the sorter at the bottom or I know that Lego used to make bricks with weights in them (part 73090b) to hold down the baseplate
I think what woulda looked cool is using the colours of the flags of the countries for the sorting modules (yeah they are mostly pretty similar but I still think it would look cool)
I wonder if adding nubs along the outer edge of the spinning wheel might help prevent coins from getting stuck? That way, instead of coins traveling between a nub and the edge, they would travel between 2 nubs. Using outer nubs like this might also help reorient coins that don't fall flat from the feeder. You could also then reposition the inner nubs to properly catch different sized coins.
wow. its nice to see someone who tries somethings and doesnt give up when its hard but finds identifies problems and finds sollutions and isnt afraid to spend timw doing something you like! an idea for improving: maybe you could make an extra layer in the coin holder bit, that can move so you can hold the coins and easly access them with a sliding thing for the layer. I dont really know how to explain it '*-*
Awesome video - loved that UK coins work perfectly - might have build one myself! £2 is related to the giant's causeway where we keep our giants. But a lot of the coins/notes in the UK have different pictures / writing on them relating to something famous.
Hey m8, I like the vid! It’s pretty entertaining, but I do wanna let you know. Sometimes at the end of a sentence you do a sort of ‘giggle’ and it kinda gets grating if you do it too much in quick succession. For example, 17:57 It might feel like it’s breaking some sort of awkwardness or lightening the mood, but you should try delivering your lines more confidently. I don’t mean to hate or make you self-conscious, I just think improving on your delivery could be beneficial. Sometimes stuff becomes habit and we don’t really notice.
It's part of my personality which is what makes me, me. And I'm not gonna change that because it sounds "grating." It's not even loud or anything when I listen to it. If it bothers you so much then just don't watch the videos.
Its most familiar and popular expression occurs in a 1675 letter by Isaac Newton: "if I have seen further [than others], it is by standing on the shoulders of giants."
In Canada, both Pennies ($0.01) and the 50 cent coins are not in actually in circulation. Just Nickle, Dime, Quarter, Loonie and Toonie. If you attempt to pay with a 50 cent coin or pennies no company has to take them. The banks will destroy them.
You should try building one for Polish grosze and złoty. When it comes to grosze we have: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50. While with złoty it's: 1, 2 and 5. So it's actually 9 coins
As you said you had a problem with sorting the Aussie 5c and $2 coins, I was expecting you to have a problem with the 10c and $1 coins too. Since the 10c coin is slightly smaller than the $1 coin
I think you should put like a spiny thing, like those in the water parks or marble machines to make the coins go down or a big ol slope instead of the motor spinner
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If you want to build your own Lego coin sorter you can get the instructions here!
brickstudios.store/products/working-lego-coin-sorter-instructions
If you're wondering on how to get parts, the Bricklink Studio file comes with it which can be put directly into Bricklink to order pieces!
Depending on what year that 2 pound coin is from, you can get up to 400 USD for it
So not only you have to buy instructions you have to buy parts to this is absolutely ridiculous
@@Clipitvr if ur upset that you have to buy the instructions and pieces you’re gonna freak when you find out what rebrickable is
@@lazarus9581 we getting rich with this coin🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥
Me: *buys it*
Also me: *doesn’t have the right pieces and is broke*
Also also me: OH CRAP OR FU*K OH SHIT
The quote on the side of the coin, "Standing on the shoulders of giants" is from Sir Isaac Newton. The full quote is "If I have seen further than others, it is because I was standing on the shoulders of giants."
19:22
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For other uses, see Standing on the shoulders of giants (disambiguation) and On the Shoulders of Giants.
The phrase "standing on the shoulders of giants" is a metaphor which means "using the understanding gained by major thinkers who have gone before in order to make intellectual progress".[1]
It is a metaphor of dwarfs standing on the shoulders of giants (Latin: nani gigantum humeris insidentes) and expresses the meaning of "discovering truth by building on previous discoveries".[2] This concept has been dated to the 12th century and, according to John of Salisbury, is attributed to Bernard of Chartres. But its most familiar and popular expression occurs in a 1675 letter by Isaac Newton: "if I have seen further [than others], it is by standing on the shoulders of giants."
Personally, I would add some transparent window elements to the drop areas, so the coins won't fly out, and you can either hinge them, or just create a basket that slides out to remove the coins.
Or little openable (?) transpararent thingies?
But then he wouldn't see if something happens
@@QuinleyGawleytransparent if you haven’t read it correctly
@@Level100noob I DID
Key word: transparent.
Even if he couldn't see it, he would probably still hear it.
Wouldn’t it be cool to have an actual 1:1 scale of a functioning Lego Vending Machine? I know the build will take a while but it would be amazing to see it work
YEAH,I really want to build a mini vending machine that when you slide a coin it dispenses a lego drink and can dispense a 2nd 1 if you put another coin (repeating)😅
@@JustAPersonWhoComments do it
I think it's funny that the longer he works on a LEGO project, the more crowded his desk becomes with just random LEGO pieces. I love it!
For the Australian ones, try to clip a technic brick on a classical brick, it's create a really small extra space
A technic 4 wide half beam might also be useful for creating a really small extra space.
Maybe
12:41 "this thing moves so much" then why did you put it on three wobbly toothpicks instead of building proper legs? 😭
Good question 😂
@@brickstudiosYT I am so sorry for how much time this build costed you.
@@brickstudiosYT get a rubber surface on your table aswell so they won't slide around like Bambi on ice
So, Canada doesn't use pennies anymore since 2012.
and tbf, we've NEVER* used 50c coins in a practical sense. sure they exist, but you'll basically never see them in real circulation. it's just a collector currency.
*at least, not since the start of the 80's, which is where my practical experience starts. lol :)
I smell pennies
Don't even make them anymore for collectors sets.
O Canada
Our toonies($2) are also our biggest coin lmao
That's awesome. Have you considered making the collector at the bottom have drawers you can slide out to get the coins? Stick a clear window piece on the front so you can see it, because that's kind of aesthetically pleasing, but with deep drawers with a clear front, you'll be able to stop the coins jumping out when they've gone into their sorting slot.
That's actually a great idea! Might use that for whatever part 3 will be!
First of all, mirror your coin separator and reverse the motor direction so the tilt is the same direction as your sorter. Secondly, you don't need the drop holes to be the full length of the segment. If you shorten the dime drop hole you will make it more difficult for the pennies to drop down the dime slot. As far as the coin sorter goes, if you get a couple of studs close enough to the outer wall it should give the vertical coins a kick. You also need to build your separator support more sturdily and link the two sections together.
Blud wrote a whole essay.
i ain’t reading allat
@@RhysRowlands-ve1tn then why comment? I'm not writing less when what I wrote is the minimum verbage necessary to get my points across. Besides, this wasn't for you unless you're trying to build one yourself.
@@barbaraaraujo5480 I could write an essay but this isn't it. This lists technical problems with the coin sorter and gives suggestions on repairs. Would you like to see a real essay on what's wrong with the coin sorter? I don't think RUclips would even allow a 500 word essay in the comments.
Literally all I wanted was to watch it work for a little while.... I've never been more disappointed before
great design and great video!! i love the inclusion of the canadian penny and half dollar, glad to see someone use them since we dont
Never been so flattered by someone saying my coins are thick
Yeah kinda a weird observation on my part 😂
I'm born and raised in Canada and I didn't even know we have a 50 cent coin lmao
Yea bro I’m so confused too
It's the same story as the U.S. Half-Dollar: After the value of silver rose in the 60's, the silver content was reduced, instead of being replaced with the copper-nickel clad the lower denominations recieved. By the time the silver was replaced with the standard, the coin already lost the favor of the public. The U.S. did try to make its Half-Dollar popular again, but after the circulating bicentennial commemorative failed, it lasted 25 years before it was only sold to collectors. Canada took a different route and pulled their Half-Dollar from circulation entirely, only selling them to local collectors even today.🧐
@ ohh! Thank you! (Also love your pfp)
20:58 what was that? What are we?
you guys are euros
Urhoes
Very interesting to see the design process and how you prototype the designs. Amazing job!
Maybe something you could do to make the coin sorter more stable is making a hand-crank instead of using a motor. Part of the instability seems to be how much shaking is happening and that the legs cant support that movement. Improving the supporting legs to hold more weight, or switching away from the motor, might be the best way to fix the issues.
I think a simple way to improve the sorter would be adding a tray to the bottom (similar to a dice tray under a dice tower) with raised boundaries between each coin so if they're flung out at the bottom, the coins don't mix.
Also, ofc, reversing the direction if the loading machine so coins are tilted the correct way.
Ayo! How do u have a Canadian penny?! We haven’t seen those in YEARS!!!!!!
I have so many
And also wdym we!?
@@Chickonsrock27the Canadian mint stopped making them years ago and stores don't hand them out when shopping they round you up or down when paying cash. It was phased out before the pandemic.
@@allanweede2599 I just jump in to wishing fountains and collect pennies from years ago
And to answer the question: megik
People have given the full quote for giants, but it means the future is the present standing on the shoulders of the past. It's about learning and improving. Just as you have with this video!
19:20 is a quote from Isaac Newton (the mf who discovered gravity) to his rival Robert Hooke. "If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants".
This guy is now the giant of Lego coin sorters
It's also a dig at Hooke, who was shorter than Newton
He invented gravity
@@mamamiaawoodenboy no he discovered it you dummy
I tried making a coin sorter off your old one but this one is wayyyy better nice job😂
2 things: instructions for the improved coin spinner/loader AND a tube-shaped collector with coin counter at the bottom of the sorter, so they can funneled directly into rolls
Makes me wanna make my own coin sorter, nice video!
This is absolutely amazing! You are honestly just taking brick films to the next level. Also, I can’t wait to see the behind the scenes video for this. :)
I don’t know why I’m watching this at midnight. But thanks for this knowledge
Canada doesn't use pennies or 50 cent coins anymore.
But we still have them
@@carter_sharewe still have 50 cent coins. Pennies aren’t even legal tender anymore so no we don’t still have those.
Your so underated! Where do you buy your pieces?
Thanks! I usually get my pieces from Lego.com or Bricklink!
@@brickstudiosYT why did you let him/her call you underated?
@@azriel2916underrated is good
@@azriel2916 Being called underrated is a compliment, that's why...
I think the same 😊 @@32ruiwhhfqfw
Lego videos just went from “skip to the end” to “why’d you skip that?”
I think one thing you should add is a sort-of tub on the bottom of each one so that you can fit more coins in each slot! I think that would be quite helpful! Also maybe if it isn't too hard you could add a link to a parts list from Bricklink with the instructions? It would make it easier for us to find the parts if we choose to buy it.
Well the Bricklink Studio file actually comes with the instructions so you could upload that into Bricklink and get all the parts!
@@brickstudiosYT Oh ok thanks! What about making the tub sort of things for next time?
@@CowboyBricks10 It's actually a great idea! I'll probably make drawer type things so that coins don't fly out and then they can hold quite a few more coins.
@@brickstudiosYT Awesome!
I wonder if you can use the vibration of the motor/spinner to help with the initial coin input instead of working against it. Use some lego rubber bands to suspend the assembly around a solid mount, and the vibrations could deal with things like the coin inputs getting coins stuck "on edge".
This deserves way more views and likes, it’s incredible
Thanks!
I’ve been waiting for this
Nice job perfecting the coin sorter! Hope to see you improve the feeder. NIce vid.
Now do one for Mexican Pesos (all 11 coins)
Awsome video keep up the good work! :)
the bit where the coin drops into it is small and difficult to take the coin out without tilting the whole thing. id recommend you either make the gal taller or make a hole in the other side and a little plunger which you can push through the gap on the other side and it makes the coin come out
Very, very cool 😎. Very inspiring. It takes way more effort to build all this than to sort the coins, but it is very satisfying anyway.
The logo you use in your video is super sick
Thanks!
One of the best mechanical Lego creators ❤😊
The spinny thingy might work better if it’s stationed to a baseplate, and if it’s also weighed down by something (either connect it to the sorter at the bottom or I know that Lego used to make bricks with weights in them (part 73090b) to hold down the baseplate
Thanks
Smart
Smart
Insane building. Have you tried to build the feeder with technic parts?
On behalf of Australia, I approve this build
I enjoyed this video :)
Great work !!!
a vibrating plate at a slightly less angle with a slightly bigger then needed coin slot would probaly work better as the loader.
Around eight minutes, while building, the bricks kind of spell COC
Bro took Lego to another level
this is awesome, btw, awesome music!
15:25 hearing the “dollar coin” instead of Loonie is so weird as a Canadian 😂😂😂😂
Does anybody else think he looks like Logan from SML?😂😂
I think what woulda looked cool is using the colours of the flags of the countries for the sorting modules (yeah they are mostly pretty similar but I still think it would look cool)
11:56 😂😂😂 NUUUOOOO WHAT HAPPPEND!?!!
Man, this makes me want to pull out my legos from my closet and mess with them again. If only I had the space in my room…
I’m happy the Australian coin was used, not a lot we get to see out stuff being used :)
I wonder if adding nubs along the outer edge of the spinning wheel might help prevent coins from getting stuck? That way, instead of coins traveling between a nub and the edge, they would travel between 2 nubs. Using outer nubs like this might also help reorient coins that don't fall flat from the feeder. You could also then reposition the inner nubs to properly catch different sized coins.
you know. for next time; if you use lego technic pins you can slide those other pieces over it to the perfect length.
You can use axles in cross holes to make the right size, they won't move easily. Or even a worm gear.
When the coins drops in the middle, use your old strategy
I'd love to see you make a sorter for Japanese Yen! I lived in Japan for 3 years, and I really enjoyed it.
Awesome video bro! Keep it up 👍😎
wow. its nice to see someone who tries somethings and doesnt give up when its hard but finds identifies problems and finds sollutions and isnt afraid to spend timw doing something you like! an idea for improving: maybe you could make an extra layer in the coin holder bit, that can move so you can hold the coins and easly access them with a sliding thing for the layer. I dont really know how to explain it '*-*
Awesome video - loved that UK coins work perfectly - might have build one myself!
£2 is related to the giant's causeway where we keep our giants. But a lot of the coins/notes in the UK have different pictures / writing on them relating to something famous.
9:55 ONE PIECE IS REAAAAAAL!!!
Wowza
This guy got the most patience ❤
Hey m8, I like the vid! It’s pretty entertaining, but I do wanna let you know. Sometimes at the end of a sentence you do a sort of ‘giggle’ and it kinda gets grating if you do it too much in quick succession.
For example, 17:57
It might feel like it’s breaking some sort of awkwardness or lightening the mood, but you should try delivering your lines more confidently.
I don’t mean to hate or make you self-conscious, I just think improving on your delivery could be beneficial. Sometimes stuff becomes habit and we don’t really notice.
It's part of my personality which is what makes me, me. And I'm not gonna change that because it sounds "grating." It's not even loud or anything when I listen to it. If it bothers you so much then just don't watch the videos.
@@brickstudiosYT Fair enough man!
I’m from the UK and I really really appreciate that you do pounds cause we separated and not euros and I really appreciate it
I loved it 😂❤
As a Canadian I had no idea we had a 50 cent coin 😂
Brick studios so cool vid bro
Make a Lego fridge that is one foot long please, btw love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️
19:25 i live in the UK and i did not know that
13:38
£1 and £2 coins are really cool with the combo with gold and silver.
Also what about notes???
Notes are for the next part...
As an English man I feel so honoured and proud for an American to be holding our coins
5 day club 🎉
i think you should build lego vending machine that sells lego parts for coins
I literally just finished making a mini fan from Lego and as soon as I saw this video, I clicked on it❤
You are so underrated but soooooo good you are doing very good:)
As a canadian, seeing you use the canadian penny when it hasnt been legal tender in years makes me laugh abit
love you vids man!!! You should make a discord
You could try to block the back end of the 1x2 tile so that it can't move
Its most familiar and popular expression occurs in a 1675 letter by Isaac Newton: "if I have seen further [than others], it is by standing on the shoulders of giants."
A swift google search as we know all google is our friend...
In Canada, both Pennies ($0.01) and the 50 cent coins are not in actually in circulation. Just Nickle, Dime, Quarter, Loonie and Toonie. If you attempt to pay with a 50 cent coin or pennies no company has to take them. The banks will destroy them.
You know what is the best coin sorter? Your mind.
Not the coolest though 😎
Forgot the silver dollar again
Conclusion: pennys are always the problem
WE'RE SORTING THE COINS WITH THIS ONE🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bro got the thumbnails leaked early though...
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stop with the screams
@@pacendx7915 why should we
You should try building one for Polish grosze and złoty. When it comes to grosze we have: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50. While with złoty it's: 1, 2 and 5. So it's actually 9 coins
I actually now have one for Polish Złoty!
As you said you had a problem with sorting the Aussie 5c and $2 coins, I was expecting you to have a problem with the 10c and $1 coins too. Since the 10c coin is slightly smaller than the $1 coin
I guess the pieces aligned easier with the 10 cent and $1 coins 😂
Fun Fact: Australia has had pennies in the past but got rid of it because it wasn’t reliable
I was not expecting Aussie change in this video
Nice vid
I think you should put like a spiny thing, like those in the water parks or marble machines to make the coins go down or a big ol slope instead of the motor spinner
THE GOAT!!!
No
Yes😈
for the stud that jams pennies, try using a quad-stud piece.
So the reason the UK has so many different size coins is that some of the old coins were kept legal when the country switched to decimal currency.
You should add parts so the coins don’t fall out
Try to do attachments for Czech crowns
Canada does not use Pennies anymore