This was quite the build. The precision of this machine was very impressive and the use of cucumbers was a perfect idea for the resemblance of logs and for the applicable nature of the machine. The fence, playground, and the scene with the tree branches at the end was a nice touch! You did such a good job on this from start to finish. I don't think any factory machine of this sort can top this.
8:07 - This part, where you go to push down the roof one last time to snug that piece in, is the ONLY reason I knew you were doing this manually and it wasn't pre-coded into a computer. Absolutely incredible work all around. This is wild!!
Cucumber is the perfect replacement for wood at this scale, it allows for the realism of a real logging mill, without taking days and burning out motors
You are right, it takes time to cut the cucumber and not to break the tiny saw. You may see that the saw has only one end attached to the lego push mechanism, the other end is in the air. Actual time is about 2.5 minutes for both sides. I had to use 2 motors and slip gear to manage slow speed for sawing and fast for changing position. Thanks for the questiion.
@@antman7673 'The Brick Wall' said in another comment. "It is all controlled by me, 27 motors and 7 BuWizz smart controllers. Appreciate your support 😌" I copied his comment
Cucumber Lincoln logs, hay bailers, wrapping machines, breakfast manufacturing machines. My guy, you get the vote for the best most outside the box thinker on YT.
We've reached the peak of human evolution. From this time on, nothing we could possibly achieve could ever surpass this. Behold the great cucumber log house.
Would also like to know! I do however assume that it is manually controlled as it looks like the machine is "touching up" some minor mistakes in a few places of the video. And it would probably take a lot longer to program it to do all of this than to control it manually, if it's purpose only is to be used for a video. Must say that no matter if it is programed or not I enjoyed watching this master piece! :D
I was going to ask the same thing, but this answer got me by surprise. You are one guy? Doing this all alone? This is even more incredible than I imagined! You are the awesome, man! Great work! Congratulations! It is amazing!
Grocery clerk: "Hold on, why do you have 50 cucumbers?" The Brick Wall: "Legos" If you don't think he bought 50 cucumbers, fight me. He used 18 for the house, and I would guess he did a few practice runs to make sure the system works.
Thank you for creating smile on my face this morning at first - and my jaw on the floor a moment later. The precision of the machine is great - and even the speed. I have built some LEGO machines and I know how hard is to get a reasonable speed and precision, limited by the motor power and not so rigid lego pieces joints. I must say, I'd really appreciate a "behind scenes video" of this one! About the crane construction etc. It'd be a great learning material!
I still can’t wrap my head around the fact that this is AUTOMATED. Somehow you automated LEGO! This is absolutely incredible, you’re a genius! This really shows how far technology has come!
This is one of, if not the coolest thing I’ve ever seen on RUclips, the only problem is that the cucumbers will go off eventually lol Fantastic work with this incredibly intricate machine!
See, part of me says that this person has too much time on their hands. But the other part makes me think this must teach you loads about programming and engineering stuff. Like this person must be so clever to invent something like this
About how many 5 by 7 frames do you use in a build like this? 500? 1000? 2000? This channel has been a great inspiration for me in my lego building but the cost of parts has held me back from making anything on a large scale. Do you have recommendations of where I can buy lots of these frames without spending a fortune?
Merry Christmas! As somebody who used to teach Lego engineering camp, I cannot imagine a better thing to make to show people & get them excited about Lego and engineering around Christmas!!! This contraption is boss and I love it!!!
Dude! That's insane! I love the fact that there was no waste, I wouldn't have thought to use the excess from the milling stage as a fence, super creative! How long did it take you to build? And how many pieces roughly? Has to be quite a long time and thousands of pieces!
@@TheBrickWallTeam that's actually less time than I expected. It would take me 3 months just to find the motivation to start building. Very cool build, and keep up the good work! Are you or are you trying to be a mechanical engineer?
this…now this is mechanical engineering at it’s finest. Truly the pinnacle of mechanized construction. We’ve hit the top, no where else to go but back down. Bravo 👏.
Would be a nightmare trying to get the accuracy needed while using only LEGO motors and Mindstorms logic 😱 That's a big arm with significant slack, dealing with inconsistent parameters and poor sensor resolution... Not saying it can't be done, but it's definitely a vastly more complex build 😬 The error correction software needed to counter the relatively poor fit and low rigidity of Lego Technics would itself be a huge undertaking 😅
@@norgeek I. So glad to see you point of view, I think exactly like you. The complexity is above my dream and also not too many viewers will appreciate it .
This is amazing. But I can't help but to wonder how many weird looks you'd get for walking into a grocery store with a ruler measuring cucumbers to make sure they were long enough.
Amazing! Great planning and execution must have taken some time doing this. Kinda reminds me of one of the techno mods for Minecraft. Can't wait to what is coming up next 👍👍
Amazing job!! I saw in a comment below that it was manually operated by you. Next step would be to add sensors and a small cpu, and implement an automatic mode. Not sure how realistic that is though considering you're working with lego and cucumbers haha
I’m very impressed with the automated processing of the cucumbers to make the house parts. Planning this must have been a lot of work. Am I right thinking that the assembly of the house was manual controlled? There are a few adjustments of the position of the grabber when putting in the drift pins for example and also pushing down the roof at one end that seem to indicate this?
You're correct. They said in another comment that is was manual, not programmed. It would need a pretty complex vision system to be automated, I would think.
@@thomashuber8130 it is so easy to control the arm, it took some practice and the power and weight (it is very tall arm with 3 motors and a battery) of the arm could easily push the pin inside without a predrill holes. Thanks for asking
As a fellow Lego builder, this is simply amazing. The precision, attention to detail and complexoty of this build is truly something to marvel at. Awesome work!!
@@TheBrickWallTeam I spent ten minutes watching cucumbers be milled on lego. I'm still confused as to why I watched it but it was awesome haha. Thanks again for making this wacky contraption. Must have taken a long time. Keep fit and have fun haha
In the supermarket: Cashier: What do you need 16 cucumbers for? The Brick Wall: Pretend that cucumbers are logs and let my Lego factory build a house with them Cashier:
Imagine people came up with such levels of passion, dedication and ingenuity for things that are actually important to us as a people and species ... Imagine all the people
This is incredible man! I love how nothing was unused, everything made something regardless of shape. Great video as always! Time to start packing,I'm gonna move into that cucumber house!
is this guy serious? How positively brilliant do you have to be to have the know-how to do this?! Not only from a lego building standpoint but to also split the "logs" perfectly and to size and make everything fit and the construction knowledge to keep everything together. Wow, just wow.
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This man is incredible. Instead of making a gingerbread house he makes a cucumber house. Keep up the great content!
a vegan house
Great comment, thanks a lot
"mom can we get gingerbread house"
Mom: no we have gingerbread at home
Gingerbread at hone:
Idk why but this is funny
👍👍
This was quite the build. The precision of this machine was very impressive and the use of cucumbers was a perfect idea for the resemblance of logs and for the applicable nature of the machine. The fence, playground, and the scene with the tree branches at the end was a nice touch!
You did such a good job on this from start to finish. I don't think any factory machine of this sort can top this.
WOW. Such a great comment. Appreciate your understanding of complexity and fun elements.
@@TheBrickWallTeam that's an interesting way to say it...
@@casparvoncampenhausen5249 😳
I feel same as you.
Now THIS is a comment.
8:07 - This part, where you go to push down the roof one last time to snug that piece in, is the ONLY reason I knew you were doing this manually and it wasn't pre-coded into a computer. Absolutely incredible work all around. This is wild!!
Thank you for the support.
I mean, there were many other pointers but actually manually controlling everything is really neat. I'd love to see the controls they use
I feel like making it automatic would be much more difficult, but this build is already impressive anyway
Imagine being the time traveler trying to explain to Lego in the 50s that someday their toys will be used to make a house out of cucumbers
I would love to see a short film about that.
Incredibol
I would probably use my time travel to do something else.
I'm sure the Lego executives would be very pleased to hear that
In 50 years from today they will use Lego to build a time traveler.
The fact that you've used EVERY part of the cucumbers is amazing to me
Thank you, it took some time to figure out what to do with them.
@@TheBrickWallTeam The slide was pretty clever.
He didn't just eat them 🤣
Save cucumbers
Ну не есть же их... 😂
Cucumber is the perfect replacement for wood at this scale, it allows for the realism of a real logging mill, without taking days and burning out motors
Brilliant answer.
I was thinking the same, this is highly educational and simplified these machinery
Balsa wood is actually the proper material...
@@josoffat7649 Balsa would be far harder to cut with Lego motors. It already takes 2 minutes to cut a cuke.
Why don't we build real green houses of cucumbers for people? It could solve the problem of homelessness in the US and all over the world.
As a studying automation and electronics engineer, I can say... THAT THIS IS AWESOME!!
Wow, thanks! I would like to be an engineer as well.
@@TheBrickWallTeam I have seen worse senior projects in EE school. You'll do great.
@@TheBrickWallTeam Dude, this is literally the function of an automations engineer. You'll crush your exams!
@@davidmalkowski7850 Will be happy to do it , LOL.
It's not automated but still very impressive and must have been a lot of work.
How long did it take to process one log? The footage at places seems sped up quite considerably so I can imagine it would have taken a while.
You are right, it takes time to cut the cucumber and not to break the tiny saw. You may see that the saw has only one end attached to the lego push mechanism, the other end is in the air. Actual time is about 2.5 minutes for both sides. I had to use 2 motors and slip gear to manage slow speed for sawing and fast for changing position. Thanks for the questiion.
@@TheBrickWallTeam Thank you for that detailed answer. 😃
@@TheBrickWallTeam is this automated by a script or manually controlled?
Either way is awesome.
Is this automated of you you manually controll it. Either way beyond anything I thought was possible le with lego
@@antman7673 'The Brick Wall' said in another comment.
"It is all controlled by me, 27 motors and 7 BuWizz smart controllers. Appreciate your support 😌"
I copied his comment
Man....you deserve more....the fact that you built a complete factory and robots all by yourself is absolutely incredible...
Thank you very much.
Cucumber Lincoln logs, hay bailers, wrapping machines, breakfast manufacturing machines. My guy, you get the vote for the best most outside the box thinker on YT.
Appreciate your endless support 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Amazing creation! I thought you will throw all the cut pieces but you used every part of the cucumber
Very efficient factory,. In fact the idea to build fence came after I saw how many extra cucumbers left over.
We've reached the peak of human evolution. From this time on, nothing we could possibly achieve could ever surpass this. Behold the great cucumber log house.
Super comment, appreciate your support.
Is the house assembly programmed or manually operated? Either way, fantastic build, love the video!
Would also like to know! I do however assume that it is manually controlled as it looks like the machine is "touching up" some minor mistakes in a few places of the video. And it would probably take a lot longer to program it to do all of this than to control it manually, if it's purpose only is to be used for a video.
Must say that no matter if it is programed or not I enjoyed watching this master piece! :D
It is all controlled by me, 27 motors and 7 BuWizz smart controllers. Appreciate your support 😌
I was going to ask the same thing, but this answer got me by surprise. You are one guy? Doing this all alone? This is even more incredible than I imagined! You are the awesome, man! Great work! Congratulations! It is amazing!
@@TheBrickWallTeam How many hours did it take to conceive and build?
@@TheBrickWallTeam ну то есть в восьмером))
"Hello, I need 18 cucumbers, where can I find them?"
"They're in aisle six, but what do you need them for, if I may ask?"
"Uhmmm... A Lego project?"
Sounds like me in the store. Great comment 👍
I'm happy to see Boba Fett finally sit down for once and relax 😌
LOL, love your comment
Grocery clerk: "Hold on, why do you have 50 cucumbers?"
The Brick Wall: "Legos"
If you don't think he bought 50 cucumbers, fight me. He used 18 for the house, and I would guess he did a few practice runs to make sure the system works.
And I eat a few, lol. Great comment.
Bruh it’s the guy from the math problem
A costco employee would never ask such a question.
@@jwaj beat me to it
math answers be like
Taking “playing with your food” to whole nother level!
Glad you like it 🙂
Thank you for creating smile on my face this morning at first - and my jaw on the floor a moment later. The precision of the machine is great - and even the speed. I have built some LEGO machines and I know how hard is to get a reasonable speed and precision, limited by the motor power and not so rigid lego pieces joints. I must say, I'd really appreciate a "behind scenes video" of this one! About the crane construction etc. It'd be a great learning material!
Thank you so much for your kind comment. At this time I am not sure if Behind the scene will make it or not. We will see.
Let's goooo another factory
Ngl it's pretty satisfying seeing it make and build
Thank you for your comment and support
@@TheBrickWallTeam ur welcome my guy
How long did it take to clean all the cucumber juice off the parts?
Amazing job designing and building this! very impressive
Cleaning is always part of the fun part. Glad you like it 🙂😊😊
Obviously this is done with a Lego cleaning Lego machine
I love when RUclips finally recommends something good.
RUclips , did you here ?
I still can’t wrap my head around the fact that this is AUTOMATED. Somehow you automated LEGO! This is absolutely incredible, you’re a genius! This really shows how far technology has come!
Appreciate your comment and support
I was impressed when I saw it cutting the cucumber but then I saw it build a house and I changed my mind.
I am now SUPER impressed!
Super glad you like it 🤠
Imagine you load this up with 1000 cucumbers then go on vacation for a week then return to a cucumber village
Love your idea 🙂
Or a big pile of compost...
no kidding!
This is one of, if not the coolest thing I’ve ever seen on RUclips, the only problem is that the cucumbers will go off eventually lol
Fantastic work with this incredibly intricate machine!
That is true. Thanks for the support.
I can’t say I was expecting to be watching a video of cucumbers being turned into a house today. I am a changed man now.
Thank you for your comment and glad you like it 🙂
Living vicariously through a genius at 2 in the morning. Life is good. 🤗🤗🤗👏
Indeed it is.
See, part of me says that this person has too much time on their hands. But the other part makes me think this must teach you loads about programming and engineering stuff. Like this person must be so clever to invent something like this
Special Thank you for your kind comment. Appreciate it 😊
About how many 5 by 7 frames do you use in a build like this? 500? 1000? 2000?
This channel has been a great inspiration for me in my lego building but the cost of parts has held me back from making anything on a large scale. Do you have recommendations of where I can buy lots of these frames without spending a fortune?
Good question. I was lucky with the sponsorship a few years ago. I did not count the numbers, but almost run out.
Merry Christmas! As somebody who used to teach Lego engineering camp, I cannot imagine a better thing to make to show people & get them excited about Lego and engineering around Christmas!!! This contraption is boss and I love it!!!
Special Thank you for your kind comment. Its good to have professional opinion. I hope more kids spend time creating.
Dude! That's insane! I love the fact that there was no waste, I wouldn't have thought to use the excess from the milling stage as a fence, super creative!
How long did it take you to build? And how many pieces roughly? Has to be quite a long time and thousands of pieces!
Thank you for your comment and glad you like it. Ot took 83 days to design, build, rebuild and film. About 22k parts were used.
@@TheBrickWallTeam Gzzoink!
@@TheBrickWallTeam that's insane! Your work is truly appreciated, can't wait to see what you build next!
@@TheBrickWallTeam that's actually less time than I expected. It would take me 3 months just to find the motivation to start building.
Very cool build, and keep up the good work! Are you or are you trying to be a mechanical engineer?
@@luchighwalker4108 Very observant. Yes, it is my dream this year, I have applied for a few universities. Let's wait and see. Appreciate your support.
This was awesome from beginning to end. The cucumber walls stacked AIR TIGHT, the roof not that much. Either way, nice job!
Thank you so much for your comment and support 😊😊😊
this…now this is mechanical engineering at it’s finest. Truly the pinnacle of mechanized construction. We’ve hit the top, no where else to go but back down. Bravo 👏.
Thank you for your support, there are always ways too go even if you are eaten, LOL.
Imagine walking up to the cashier with just a cart full of cucumbers and nothing else.
This is what happened to my Mom, and it was a big challenge...
Just imagine if this was fully automated bro
This is absolutely incredible
It will probably take another 83 days. Thank you for your support 🙂
Would be a nightmare trying to get the accuracy needed while using only LEGO motors and Mindstorms logic 😱 That's a big arm with significant slack, dealing with inconsistent parameters and poor sensor resolution...
Not saying it can't be done, but it's definitely a vastly more complex build 😬
The error correction software needed to counter the relatively poor fit and low rigidity of Lego Technics would itself be a huge undertaking 😅
@@TheBrickWallTeam bro I am so happy you replied thank you
@@norgeek it would certainly be an adventure
@@norgeek I. So glad to see you point of view, I think exactly like you. The complexity is above my dream and also not too many viewers will appreciate it .
videos like these are the reason I'm glad Internet exists
Thanks for watching.
Amazing. I'd love to see someone try to automate this. The number of sensors and lines of code to do it would be mind-boggling.
You see the complexity, even manually control was challenging, I had to ask my Dad to help me , 27 motors.
This is amazing. But I can't help but to wonder how many weird looks you'd get for walking into a grocery store with a ruler measuring cucumbers to make sure they were long enough.
I did get a few looks when buying that many cucumbers.
Imagine making a factory to do this for real. So many small durable houses for so many.
Let's dream Big.
Amazing! Great planning and execution must have taken some time doing this. Kinda reminds me of one of the techno mods for Minecraft. Can't wait to what is coming up next 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it. It took a lot of planning and changing on the fly
On another comment the Brick Wall said it took 83 days
Amazing job!! I saw in a comment below that it was manually operated by you. Next step would be to add sensors and a small cpu, and implement an automatic mode. Not sure how realistic that is though considering you're working with lego and cucumbers haha
Great idea, however you already answered your question. Not very realistic.
i am not surprised that this is possible. That doesn't make this build any less amazing. What an incredible build, i really enjoyed watching that.
Glad you like it, appreciate your support.
I’m very impressed with the automated processing of the cucumbers to make the house parts. Planning this must have been a lot of work.
Am I right thinking that the assembly of the house was manual controlled? There are a few adjustments of the position of the grabber when putting in the drift pins for example and also pushing down the roof at one end that seem to indicate this?
You're correct. They said in another comment that is was manual, not programmed. It would need a pretty complex vision system to be automated, I would think.
Automation will be a unique project on its own, it will require different motors as Lego PF motors do not have any sensors .
Amazing! I wonder, if the movements are remote controlled or programmed? Do Lego motors have position feedback?
I'm pretty sure it's remote controlled with multiple BuWiz units.
Yes, it is remotely controlled 7 BuWizz bricks. These are normal PF Lego motors, no intelligence.
👍🏼
It's impressive, how fast and precisely you got that sticks into the before drilled holes
@@thomashuber8130 it is so easy to control the arm, it took some practice and the power and weight (it is very tall arm with 3 motors and a battery) of the arm could easily push the pin inside without a predrill holes. Thanks for asking
Ah, thanks for explaining! :)
This is the kind of therapy that I need in my life
Me too.
As a fellow Lego builder, this is simply amazing. The precision, attention to detail and complexoty of this build is truly something to marvel at. Awesome work!!
Thank you for the feedback!
This is crazy awesome. Cucumbers will be the alternative building material of the future
Glad you like it 🙂
Now I see why legos are fun. It's things like these that make lego lovers master engineers
Agree with you 120%
Man. This is taking the term Master Builder to a whole new level. Awesome.
Appreciate your support.
I saw this randomly and could not stop watching it.
Glad you like it.
It had to smell super refreshing during this whole project.
Not really.
The music you chose for the CONSTRUCTION phase is amazing. When the music started, I pictured people hammering to the guitar...
Awesome!!!!
Glad you like it, appreciate it.
This man used Lego to make giant Lincoln Logs out of cucumbers and then built a whole ass house out of them. Thats dedication and talent right there.
Thanks for the support.
This is hands down one of the weirdest and greatest things I've ever seen in my life haha. This is exactly what RUclips needs more of.
Appreciate your comment and support ☺️
@@TheBrickWallTeam I spent ten minutes watching cucumbers be milled on lego. I'm still confused as to why I watched it but it was awesome haha. Thanks again for making this wacky contraption. Must have taken a long time. Keep fit and have fun haha
That little tap with the closed claw to push in the pins is a nice touch
Thank you.
Holy cucumbers brickman! Its amazing what legos can do.
Thank you for your comment 🙂🙂🙂
I'm a poor man so I could only dream about a lego machine that makes log cabins but with cucumbers.
Now I can watch this video. Thank you :')
Glad your dream is reality now!
you are absolutely incredible, the fact that this is made out of legos totally blew my mind
It blew my mind when it actually worked for the first time.
Awesome work! Thank you for the detailed presentation!
Thank you for the support.
I just watched a guy build a house out of cucumbers using Lego's for 10 minutes.....
And i am not even disappointed in myself
Thanks for watching.
In the supermarket:
Cashier: What do you need 16 cucumbers for?
The Brick Wall: Pretend that cucumbers are logs and let my Lego factory build a house with them
Cashier:
LOL, so close to real scenario.
Everyone: MACHINES ARE GOING TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD!!!
Machines: Cucumber house :)
I'm glad they were given that option.
Me too, thank you so much for your support.
@@TheBrickWallTeam thanks so much for the beautiful content!!
Who ever built this deserves a Master's Degree in engineering!
Offer accepted!
"I'll huff, and I'll puff, I will pickle your house down!"
LOL, like it.
I haven't seen something this awesome in a long while.
Glad you liked it!
Nothing was wasted, well designed.
Glad you like it ☺️
83 DAYS!!! WOW!!! The commitment is next level!!!
Appreciate your support 😊
Should have this in Legoand. The kids would be fascinated by this. Brilliant.
They would be.
Imagine people came up with such levels of passion, dedication and ingenuity for things that are actually important to us as a people and species ... Imagine all the people
I can imagine.
Absolutely love the mental breakdown music at the end. Really ties it all together
Thanks.
"What is this? Is this a house made with cucumbers?" "No, the house was made with Legos."
Thank you for your comment
This is one of the best things humanity has ever created.
Glad you like it 🙂
The drill also using Lego gears is cool as hell
Thank you for your support 🤠
Amazing! But let's also not forget the hardworking cucumberjacks who provided the raw materials.
Can't ever forget them.
A complex process is just a series of simple steps. Incredible work!
Dammit, a few minutes in i realize its not automatic. Still cool though.
Thank you for your support ☺️
RUclips: do you want to see a cucumber house building factory made of lego?
Me: Yes absolutely. 😳
Glad you like ti.
I love visiting the cabin this time of year.
Imagine the percussion. And the programming, good work.
Not programmed.
winner of the "no time wasted during a pandemic" award goes to this guy
I am honored. Thanks for watching.
Kid, you're going to be a engineering legend one day
I hope .
This is incredible man! I love how nothing was unused, everything made something regardless of shape. Great video as always!
Time to start packing,I'm gonna move into that cucumber house!
Экологичное и безотходное производство! Уважаемо!
Спасибо!
This thing is more impressively elaborate than it has any right to be
Thank you for your support. Glad you like it 🙂
Thanks! I was looking for this tutorial all over the place!
Glad you like it ☺️
is this guy serious? How positively brilliant do you have to be to have the know-how to do this?! Not only from a lego building standpoint but to also split the "logs" perfectly and to size and make everything fit and the construction knowledge to keep everything together. Wow, just wow.
There are special comments that makes me do more and smile! Your comment double my joy. Special Thank you for your support my friend!!!
Alright, now make a machine made out of cucumbers that builds a lego house
LOL, cool idea.
This is the most awesome thing i've seen on the internet in a while
Glad you like it and thank you for your comment 😊
If it started raining vinegar, the homeowner would be in a real pickle.
Yes he would.
Hope you’re wearing high visibility boxers and keeping a safe distance!
I do, thanks for the comment.
The greatest feat of human engineering
I am honored.
This has to be one of the most bizarre videos I've ever watched. I am transfixed. Amazing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Never thought Id spend 10 minutes in amazement watching as a lego machine cuts and builds a house out of cucumbers but here we are
Glad you like it ☺️
Not the video I asked for,
But the video I needed
Special Thank you!
Upon watching this, you are now fully qualified to tell everyone you meet, that you’ve seen it all.
Maybe.
Keeps getting better and better.
Thank you.
Absolutely amazing, I love it. Legos have come so far since my child hood in the early 90's
Glad you like it 🙂
Insanely impressive! I can't even imagine the amount of time that was spent designing, testing, and building this thing
Appreciate your support 😊
When you are a navigated engineer but nobody trust you , because they just see you playing legos....amazing work !
Glad you like it.
Humans are amazing. Well done!!!
Thank you so much for your support ☺️
"I can make you a house."
"Out of wood right?"
*Stares*
"Out of wood right..."
Out of 🥒