Plus it works as a mechanical diode... Try to make the worm gear receive the input from the standard gear and it won't turn. It will try to slide on its axis...
First is alright, second is totally baller, third is useful but possibly "illegal" by Lego's definition... It's either stressing/wearing down the gear, the chains, or possibly even both.
The tumbnail would not work in load bearing situations. If the upper gear got a counter clockwise rotational force, the lower worm gear would be pushed out horizontally to the right. The only way to make that work would either be in a situation where you would not get counter clockwise rotational feedback, or by supporting the worm gear to the right as well. Still a great video nonetheless.
Very much a solvable problem that you by and large have anywhere you use a worm gear. You'd always need to support it against the lateral forces developed when the pinion has torque on it (i.e. most cases you'd want a worm gear for anyway). Here, the example was made to show the mechanism of the worm gear more than for practicality - you can think of it as a cutaway view. :-)
Just kinda wana put in that rick and morty meme of. "That was always allowed." It's not like your breaking parts or anything here/Illegal techniques. That said, neat stuff, worm gears are always fun.
The second one might already have a dedicated piece in the Technic line, and I think I used to have one as a kid from a 90’s set I definitely don’t have it anymore, tho, so I can’t confirm
Can you make video about tank turrets? I want to make tank turret mechanism that will be small but the tank will be able to rotate the turret and control the cannon elevation
Hmm... That last one has decorative uses outside of what's in this video. It looks a lot like an aerial antenna, like what you see at the top of a radio tower.
I don’t think the second one (worm gear) is remotely unintentional, but the clutch (number 3) is brilliant!
agreed really brillian
This.
its brilliant but illegal
The second one, the worm gear, is AWESOME
It seems almost intended with how well it works
Plus it works as a mechanical diode... Try to make the worm gear receive the input from the standard gear and it won't turn. It will try to slide on its axis...
First is alright, second is totally baller, third is useful but possibly "illegal" by Lego's definition... It's either stressing/wearing down the gear, the chains, or possibly even both.
second is just a weird gear ratio
The third one isn't only cool but also pretty practical. Nice 👍
I could not unsee that hair on top of the screen ^^
I have been playing with legos since I was five and this guy always shows me something I have never seen. (im over 18 now)
Your 257?
@@drkclshr whats 257?
@@RedZone4511 a number over 18
Well thought, always creative.
The second one is my favorite
i started playing with legos when i was 5 years old but this guy always shows something i have never seen(im 6 now)
Kudos to this man for actually using the brick separator
It's actually not that useless, depending on what you're doing. When I'm sorting my Lego, I couldn't live without one.
That last design is really... clutch.
I'll show myself out
i like the last one, i never had hear his for a clutch
I wish Lego would make 2.5 / 3.5 / 4.5 axles, oh and with stops too.
I legit made these yesterday with my printer
You can use 3/4/5 and put a bushing on the end
The tumbnail would not work in load bearing situations. If the upper gear got a counter clockwise rotational force, the lower worm gear would be pushed out horizontally to the right. The only way to make that work would either be in a situation where you would not get counter clockwise rotational feedback, or by supporting the worm gear to the right as well. Still a great video nonetheless.
True
Very much a solvable problem that you by and large have anywhere you use a worm gear. You'd always need to support it against the lateral forces developed when the pinion has torque on it (i.e. most cases you'd want a worm gear for anyway).
Here, the example was made to show the mechanism of the worm gear more than for practicality - you can think of it as a cutaway view. :-)
That third one is going to be so useful for smaller Lego RC cars
Yup, i now know for sure this guy is 5 steps ahead of the world
Bro you are GENIUS with the clutch!!
Second technique is used in Lego Technic Bulldozer/Skid Steer Loader (one of those 2 in 1 sets)
Just kinda wana put in that rick and morty meme of. "That was always allowed." It's not like your breaking parts or anything here/Illegal techniques. That said, neat stuff, worm gears are always fun.
I'm really impressed by the clutch!
Ok that second will be super useful as I tend to build Lego tanks and would love to have track tensioner
I think 8258 Crane Truck also use the worm gear setup
I like them all. Great work!
i love this kind of video.
Number 2 is cool, but if it is unintentional, what usually is meant to go in that round barrel area?
It's usually used for linear actuators: www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=40918c01
@@in1 dang that is a clever alternate use then! Well done!!
I always was thinking that the block separator is some kind of control panel lol
The second one might already have a dedicated piece in the Technic line, and I think I used to have one as a kid from a 90’s set
I definitely don’t have it anymore, tho, so I can’t confirm
Yep, there is one, but it's pretty rare
@@in1 aww man, I used to have a rare Lego?
Bummer 😞
why is the second one so satisfying
Can you make video about tank turrets? I want to make tank turret mechanism that will be small but the tank will be able to rotate the turret and control the cannon elevation
Sounds like you just need a couple of gear setups
@@ianmoore5502 ik but those youtubers can do it easily for me lol + he have some extra content
Really cool
Amazing!
Lego: WAIT YOU WEREN'T SUPPOSED TO DO THAT
Hmm... That last one has decorative uses outside of what's in this video. It looks a lot like an aerial antenna, like what you see at the top of a radio tower.
Right... Nice idea
The third one could be used from a clutch or for example you rev up a Lego engine with a l motor and you don't want it to go
Last one just makes mr think of the gear teeth getti g grinded down >
Oh wow 😮
Genius!!!👍👏👌
Yeah i want the 4:26 i spent of my life watching this returned
The last one was omg
have ever built telescopic forks that would interest me how you build it
I am so wondering about 3rd creation
I don't think that is the intended use for these lego parts
I already used the Seconds one
nice :-)
👍
The brick separater is not a tecnic peice
I had the same idea
lol. CHAD
Круто.
Without music would be much better.
The first one is cool but… it’s not
Lego technic
Noooooooooooooooooooo
the first one wasnt even technic
Hiiii
This video is illegal
Lame.
Ha ha I’m the fifth person to comment