Two things! 1. I finally posted the free instructions for this wrench on Rebrickable found here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-194522/engine1ear/adjustable-torque-wrench/#details and 2. Thank you all so much for the encouragement and overwhelmingly positive feedback! Because I want there to be a low barrier of entry for LEGO engines and tools for engine building I don't want to charge people money for any of it. If you want support what I do, feel free to Paypal me at the email address on my channel page. And if you do build this wrench and/or improve on the socket design or anything else, please tag me!
You know, Lego did actually make a threaded axle and nuts, part 3737b. Barely used ever, though. If you managed to get a hold of one though you could make another socket for those.
@@WAHa06x36 Wow that's so cool that you knew about those! I have some coming from the UK as we speak! (or...type?) I found out from looking at old instructions that the nut is designed to nest between four studs (in the middle of a 2x2 plate for example). I'm excited to try them out and wish LEGO was still manufacturing them.
@@Nicetruck78 yeah undoubtedly a cool idea. I really need a better socket before I can start introducing more force while tightening the nut down. I know we'll get there eventually!
@Nicetruck78 I think I'd seen someone try to make either an NXT or EV3 do programmable torque calculations like one of those smart torque guns, but impact would definitely be more interesting. Edit: smart torque like the Lion gun. No impact system, just straight torque until desired results are met. Stops at desired result.
Good lord, this is glorious! A beautifully over-engineered solution to an imaginatively constructed problem which didn't even exist before. Beautiful. And such neat, efficient and tiny mechanisms you fit in your little sonic screwdriver. I applaud you! Bravissimo!
I'm so glad you appreciate it! I took the opportunity to improve the wrench and put it in a short video as well if you wanted to see. It's stronger and the lever that changes the ratcheting direction is also more reliable. Thank you so much for your exceptionally positive feedback!
bro, you genius, just my respect to you. I would never have guessed this, this is a new level. I wish you success in this matter, keep up the good work
Thanks so much. I can't totally take credit for the worm gear/life preserver compatibility. Pretty wild that it works. Thanks again for your kind words.
This is insanely cool and the fact that you built an actual ratcheting torque wrench with the real mechanism out of lego is just design and engineering on a whole other level!
Wow! That's high praise! I have really set out to be a LEGO engine builder and this project was something that would perhaps expand the worlds of LEGO engines since every serious engine build requires a torque wrench. Maybe we can have speed handles, dial calipers, bore gauges, etc...
I'll be uploading about this again. It's stronger for sure, but imo building it out of Technic would take away the feeling of solidness of the wrench. To me the fact that it's (mostly) not skeletal adds a level of realism. I'd love to see someone attempt a Technic version though!
It really is amazing. I hope this can help adults never lose their sense of childlike wonder and that kids can grow up with strong imaginations and creativity to help them also make stuff like this wrench!
I appreciate you bringing that up! When I pushed it to the limit, the failure was in the buoy skipping threads as it got too tight. Not as dramatic as we might like but perhaps better for satisfying the LEGO company's philosophy of reusability 😅
I worked in fixing torque wrenches and that is how it works so very cool, that spring isn’t really doing much it’s pretty much as if you had no spring. I would suggest trying a more robust spring but that would break the legos probably. That is so cool though you definitely have future in some kind of engineering
The fact thay you even found a piece that works perfectly with the worm gear is amazing, and the torque wrench is so cool. I think you should definitely improve this design more, especially the way it connects to the "nut". Maybe some kind of semi triangular shape sould work with the life guard pieces?
Thank you so much for the thoughtful comment. I was so surprised when the life preserver worked so well! Yes, I am still in need of a better socket. I also tried BrickLink Part 73111 with less success. If you or anyone else has any suggestions I'd love to hear them, or see a video. I think it would be amazing to see the community develop a hardware system around this!
@@engine1ear151 Well I would personally go for a custom brick built design instead of using a piece that actually looks like a socket, even if it doesn't look realistic like that part. However, maybe you could actually make that part work in a much more elegant way too. I was thinking if bricklink part 4490 could go around the studs of the life preserver piece when sideways for example, and then build around that. Of course the challenge is to keep it sturdy enough and not too bulky, but hopefully that might give some inspiration!
Oh OK I see what you're saying. Thanks for the suggestion! I have made some brick-built sockets for some hex head bolt concepts. It is indeed hard to get them not to come apart in use. But yeah there's gotta be a solid way to engage the life preserver. If I get it I'll be sure to post it eventually 🙌 Thanks again for your thoughtful comments 🙏
Everyone is commenting about the wrench but i dont see enough appreciation of the fact that LEGO's system is so consistent and well designed that the bolts even existing as an emergent property is just, beautiful
this is like... the first time i've ever seen like an automotive tool that is actually legitimate and never seen in my first automotive class in high school. yet, here i am seeing it in lego - the closest thing that reminded me of it is a ratchet, and it's actually really cool, tbh!
I'm so glad you like it, and I hope more people can learn about engines well as tools used in the auto industry from the LEGO stuff I put on this channel! 😁
I had a life-sized air-powered engine project I was working on in university where I was replicating every aspect of the engine like the pistons, connecting rods, valve, valve seats, head, ports, sparkplugs, water jackets, etc. One detail I included just for looks that didn't have viable mechanical function was head studs, which are the threaded and hold the head of the engine to the block by tightening down nuts. Think head bolts semi-permanently attached to the engine block. I had the engine block modeled on the LEGO design software Studio, and I wanted to render a comparison photo to see it side by side with the real engine block, but the head studs just didn't look good without those worm gears on them totally posing as the threaded portion of the stud. At the time I didn't think at all there would be a part that could act as a nut, but I later found out there was. My process of imagining what I wanted with an artistic eye led to finding the fluke that the life-preserver fit like a nut! That's a little more of the backstory of the discovery that sparked the wrench. The wrench itself was almost a default part of the dream to create large, more realistic LEGO engines with components and assembly that resembled real engines. In other words, if I'm saying to myself, "Let's make these engines assemble the way real engines do," then it's only natural to say, "Let's make the tools everybody uses for engine assembly!" So that's what I did. It started with just the ratchet, and when that turned out at the scale I had desired, I kept going with the rest of the wrench. Once I learned about the overcenter mechanism in the middle, I set about finding LEGO parts that could nest a 1x1 brick just right to tilt it over (the square to diamond action I talked about in the video). The tooth parts I used also worked far better than expected. The first prototype was unicorn barf as my friend likes to call it when LEGO engine prototypes are a multi-colored mess prioritizing function over form, and when it all worked and friends and family, and coworkers gave a lot of positive feedback, I made it more presentable. It now has square drive as well with a detent ball to hold a socket on like a real wrench. You can see the most up-to-date version in the instructions on Rebrickable. I don't know if you were asking for this kind of story, but maybe it does give you a little more explanation about the wrench. I look forward to seeing things other people do with this bolt/nut trick!
RUclips really really really wanted me to watch this video. its been suggested to me and has shown up on my home page for weeks. I finally broke and clicked, and I am impressed
Haha thanks so much for giving it a chance, and I'm so glad it was worth it 😅 You broke and clicked, eh? The wrench does that often, too, except in the opposite order. It clicks then breaks 🙃
Yeah that sounds like the impact drill idea! Looks like a lot of people would like to see that done based on other comments. Think you could give it a try?
Crazy, right? It's seems to me when they are designing a new part with a round feature, often instead of choosing a random radius they reference other parts to cultivate and refine their dimension system. Idk just a hunch 🤷♂️
That's awesome! For a bike I wonder if the torque level you're tightening to is about what this LEGO one is capable of for some really small fasteners 😋
@@engine1ear151 Actually there are few places like hydraulic level bleed port cap, that need only 1.5 Nm max, and I think this Lego one can do no problem! There are also few places like bottom bracket, that requires 40+ Nm. In shop we have to sizes of torque wrenches one in range 1-14Nm and one in 10-60Nm
@@AleksaTheCherryGoddes Wow thanks for providing some numbers there as a frame of reference. At my shop we use small torque screwdrivers for the carburetors, and I tried setting one to 6 in-lbs (0.68Nm) and the LEGO wrench was not capable of even that 😂 so maybe not useful for real world applications but still great for education and incorporating on LEGO machines like that engine I used it on.
Mine was too by the nut and bolt fluke! Hopefully we can both manage to piece them back together. Once you think you have your 🧠 reassembled you can borrow my wrench to tighten things up 🙏
Absolutely fantastic I love the life preserver nut! I built a similar wrench awhile ago, it’s not a torque wrench and it’s little bulkier but the switch I made might be better for you. I’d love to share it with you!
Two things! 1. I finally posted the free instructions for this wrench on Rebrickable found here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-194522/engine1ear/adjustable-torque-wrench/#details and 2. Thank you all so much for the encouragement and overwhelmingly positive feedback! Because I want there to be a low barrier of entry for LEGO engines and tools for engine building I don't want to charge people money for any of it. If you want support what I do, feel free to Paypal me at the email address on my channel page. And if you do build this wrench and/or improve on the socket design or anything else, please tag me!
You know, Lego did actually make a threaded axle and nuts, part 3737b. Barely used ever, though. If you managed to get a hold of one though you could make another socket for those.
@@WAHa06x36 Wow that's so cool that you knew about those! I have some coming from the UK as we speak! (or...type?)
I found out from looking at old instructions that the nut is designed to nest between four studs (in the middle of a 2x2 plate for example). I'm excited to try them out and wish LEGO was still manufacturing them.
seeing someone build a torque wrench AND have him explain how a torque wrench works? splendid
Thanks so much for the feedback! I didn't know how one really worked till I had a LEGO bolt and nut to build a wrench for 😄
One could argue that someone who can build a LEGo troque wrench also understands how a real torque wrench works
@@LemonsRage That's fair haha
Now make a Lego impact drill
Thanks for the idea! Think you could give it a shot yourself?
@@engine1ear151would be cool to see you build the mechanism out of LEGO and see how it works.
@@Nicetruck78 yeah undoubtedly a cool idea. I really need a better socket before I can start introducing more force while tightening the nut down. I know we'll get there eventually!
@@engine1ear151 well, best of luck finding one!
@Nicetruck78 I think I'd seen someone try to make either an NXT or EV3 do programmable torque calculations like one of those smart torque guns, but impact would definitely be more interesting.
Edit: smart torque like the Lion gun. No impact system, just straight torque until desired results are met. Stops at desired result.
I wasn’t expecting it to be a legitimate torque wrench, videos like this are why I love the internet.
Comments like this are why I do too 😊
I was somehow expecting a real torque wrench, and NOT disappointed.
@@nena_._ haha appreciate it 😁
The fact that this has virtually the same dimensions and form factor as a real torque wrench is mind blowing to me.
It's so awesome you noticed that! That was one of my design constraints.
We got a Lego torque wrench before GTA6
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I was looking for this comment 😅
@@R6Siege_Addict we all have different reasons for being here 😌
@@R6Siege_Addict Me too!😂👍
We got 1 year of one gta6 meme (not plural) before gta 6
Good lord, this is glorious! A beautifully over-engineered solution to an imaginatively constructed problem which didn't even exist before. Beautiful. And such neat, efficient and tiny mechanisms you fit in your little sonic screwdriver. I applaud you! Bravissimo!
I'm so glad you appreciate it! I took the opportunity to improve the wrench and put it in a short video as well if you wanted to see. It's stronger and the lever that changes the ratcheting direction is also more reliable. Thank you so much for your exceptionally positive feedback!
Building this is on the same level as a forklift license
Are you certified?
@@engine1ear151 sadly I am not cool like that
@@Blu3B33r still certified enough for LEGO 30655 though 👌
you know what, this is actually pretty dang cool
Pretty cool of you to say so 🙏
This is by far the sickest thing I have ever seen. Subscribed
Sick!
As someone who loves Lego and owns two torque wrenches, I approve! 👍
Appreciate the comment from a man of good taste!
bro, you genius, just my respect to you. I would never have guessed this, this is a new level. I wish you success in this matter, keep up the good work
Thanks so much. I can't totally take credit for the worm gear/life preserver compatibility. Pretty wild that it works. Thanks again for your kind words.
Real Lego sets should have engineering like this!
That's really too kind 😊
I saw this a day after watching a video about how torque wrenches work and the accuracy of this is incredibly impressive
Perfect timing! And I made it the day I watched a video on how they work. Maybe it was the same video haha
That's absolutely nuts dude
I think I see a common thread between your comment and the subject of the video...
You seriously need to be recognized by lego for this man you are an actual genius
That's very kind, thank you, I appreciate you saying so. 🙏🙏
genius, as a 33 year lego veteran ive never seen this nut trick before, then the rest of the wrench is also awesome too.
Thank you for the feedback and veteran approval 😁
i'm a maintenance engineer and a lego fan, this is awesome
So glad you stopped by! I built this for people like yourself 😁
That torque wrench is awesome
Thanks!
this is super cool dude. never would of thought of using the pool floaties. great work!!
I never would have either! And yet somehow, it just worked... Thanks so much 😁
I clicked on a video, read this as it loaded, back paged so fast while saying "no fuckin shot". You didn't disappoint
Haha 💪💪
This is insanely cool and the fact that you built an actual ratcheting torque wrench with the real mechanism out of lego is just design and engineering on a whole other level!
The torque test channel must do a video on this
Wow you're the third person to suggest that. Maybe I can do it if I can get a spare wrench built sometime!
This is so cool! I love torque wrenches😁
You're the kind of person I made this for!
Amazing design, would have never thought you would be able to fit the real mechanism in there
Thank you so much 🙏😊
I have a soft spot for lego tools and this just blew every lego tool I know out of the water
Wow! That's high praise! I have really set out to be a LEGO engine builder and this project was something that would perhaps expand the worlds of LEGO engines since every serious engine build requires a torque wrench. Maybe we can have speed handles, dial calipers, bore gauges, etc...
bro good job holy that’s actually so cool
Appreciate it man 🙏🙏
This is insanely cool
Thank you kindly 🙏
The algorithm has blessed you and your quality teaching skills on how this stuff works.
Haha I'm in its good graces I guess
This actually crazy, I never expected that to be possible with Lego! That’s so cool!
Thanks! I never expected there to be a part that fit onto the worm gears like a nut!
Instructions unclear, I have testicular torsion now
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Man, this is amazing!! I've love to see v2 version. Like technic and stronger version. Subb'ed!
I'll be uploading about this again. It's stronger for sure, but imo building it out of Technic would take away the feeling of solidness of the wrench. To me the fact that it's (mostly) not skeletal adds a level of realism. I'd love to see someone attempt a Technic version though!
That's so cool!
Thanks :D
absolutely rad
thanks 🙏
this is pure genius
You're very kind 🙏
that's genuinely so sick dude
Thanks!
Absolutely genius. Lego builders never fail to amaze me.
The ratchet system is neat!
Thank you so much for the encouragement and positive feedback!
I’m bloody speechless that’s actually so good like to even think of attempting to try make a toque wrench is just crazy, great job man 👍
Wow, thank you so much! Comments like this are really encouraging. Appreciate it a lot.
Wow. Brilliant work!
Thank you 🙏
It’s amazing how you can literally make anything literally anything out of Legos and it actually be functional
It really is amazing. I hope this can help adults never lose their sense of childlike wonder and that kids can grow up with strong imaginations and creativity to help them also make stuff like this wrench!
Legendary redbrick
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Now your Lego instructions are gonna have single use torque to yield bricks. haha
Haha yielding the plastic with this wrench is bound to happen one of these days!
Absolutely AMAZING, can’t wait to watch all your other videos. Next time the car breaks I am for sure going use Lego blocks to fix it. 👍
Thanks so much! Hahaha I'd be interested to see how that turns out 😝😝
Very cool! The ingenuity of LEGO builders is never going to stop impressing me!
And now I know how torque wrenches work in general!
Thanks so much! And I'm so glad I could be a part of a learning opportunity for you! 🙌
You should get a tighter spring and tighten it down until it the worm gear or the buoys break
I appreciate you bringing that up! When I pushed it to the limit, the failure was in the buoy skipping threads as it got too tight. Not as dramatic as we might like but perhaps better for satisfying the LEGO company's philosophy of reusability 😅
this is actually crazy i wonder if it can actually be implemented in builds in the future
Stay tuned cuz I'm working on some pretty juicy implementations of it :D
Bro you got such an entertaining way of making videos, mark my word you're about to blow up!
Thanks :) I appreciate you saying so
This is legitimately my first time ever learning how a torque wrench works and I'm not complaining.
I had to look it up to build the wrench cuz I didn't know haha
that mechanism is so simple yet so effective!
Yeah thanks the real trick was finding a part that would nest the red brick in the center while still letting it tilt to the side.
People like you make the lego community awesome! 😂 this is just great!!!
Wow, that's very kind. Thank you so much for saying so 😁
@@engine1ear151 just the truth!
I worked in fixing torque wrenches and that is how it works so very cool, that spring isn’t really doing much it’s pretty much as if you had no spring. I would suggest trying a more robust spring but that would break the legos probably. That is so cool though you definitely have future in some kind of engineering
The fact thay you even found a piece that works perfectly with the worm gear is amazing, and the torque wrench is so cool. I think you should definitely improve this design more, especially the way it connects to the "nut". Maybe some kind of semi triangular shape sould work with the life guard pieces?
Thank you so much for the thoughtful comment. I was so surprised when the life preserver worked so well! Yes, I am still in need of a better socket. I also tried BrickLink Part 73111 with less success. If you or anyone else has any suggestions I'd love to hear them, or see a video. I think it would be amazing to see the community develop a hardware system around this!
@@engine1ear151 Well I would personally go for a custom brick built design instead of using a piece that actually looks like a socket, even if it doesn't look realistic like that part. However, maybe you could actually make that part work in a much more elegant way too.
I was thinking if bricklink part 4490 could go around the studs of the life preserver piece when sideways for example, and then build around that. Of course the challenge is to keep it sturdy enough and not too bulky, but hopefully that might give some inspiration!
Oh OK I see what you're saying. Thanks for the suggestion! I have made some brick-built sockets for some hex head bolt concepts. It is indeed hard to get them not to come apart in use. But yeah there's gotta be a solid way to engage the life preserver. If I get it I'll be sure to post it eventually 🙌 Thanks again for your thoughtful comments 🙏
Beautiful showcase of engineering, my man
Thank you! I hope this sort of thing can inspire people to think like an engineer!
Amazing, I'vr worked with torque wrenches and never knew how they worked, this is so cool!
I'm so glad I could help you learn how a torque wrench works! Thanks for the kind words 🙏
Everyone is commenting about the wrench but i dont see enough appreciation of the fact that LEGO's system is so consistent and well designed that the bolts even existing as an emergent property is just, beautiful
I agree! That's just magic!
snap-on licking their lips at this video
lol I tried to make the colors of the wrench in the instructions more like their colors, hehe
This is so cool! Well done
Thank you 🙏
I use torque wrenches at work and I gotta say, this is genuinely impressive and really freaking cool
We have a ton of em' where I work too and my coworkers were learning what's inside a torque wrench from this LEGO one when I brought it in haha
Now this, this is unbelievably amazing!
Thanks so much 😊🙏
this is like... the first time i've ever seen like an automotive tool that is actually legitimate and never seen in my first automotive class in high school. yet, here i am seeing it in lego - the closest thing that reminded me of it is a ratchet, and it's actually really cool, tbh!
I'm so glad you like it, and I hope more people can learn about engines well as tools used in the auto industry from the LEGO stuff I put on this channel! 😁
genius mechanism bro, congrats
Thanks! Coming from a LEGO gun builder it means a lot :D
Even Lego didn’t think that. Awesome job.
Haha yeah it's quite a fluke that the worm gear and life preserver work!
that's so cool. now i want to hear more explanation about the Lego torque wrench
I had a life-sized air-powered engine project I was working on in university where I was replicating every aspect of the engine like the pistons, connecting rods, valve, valve seats, head, ports, sparkplugs, water jackets, etc. One detail I included just for looks that didn't have viable mechanical function was head studs, which are the threaded and hold the head of the engine to the block by tightening down nuts. Think head bolts semi-permanently attached to the engine block. I had the engine block modeled on the LEGO design software Studio, and I wanted to render a comparison photo to see it side by side with the real engine block, but the head studs just didn't look good without those worm gears on them totally posing as the threaded portion of the stud. At the time I didn't think at all there would be a part that could act as a nut, but I later found out there was. My process of imagining what I wanted with an artistic eye led to finding the fluke that the life-preserver fit like a nut!
That's a little more of the backstory of the discovery that sparked the wrench. The wrench itself was almost a default part of the dream to create large, more realistic LEGO engines with components and assembly that resembled real engines. In other words, if I'm saying to myself, "Let's make these engines assemble the way real engines do," then it's only natural to say, "Let's make the tools everybody uses for engine assembly!" So that's what I did.
It started with just the ratchet, and when that turned out at the scale I had desired, I kept going with the rest of the wrench. Once I learned about the overcenter mechanism in the middle, I set about finding LEGO parts that could nest a 1x1 brick just right to tilt it over (the square to diamond action I talked about in the video). The tooth parts I used also worked far better than expected. The first prototype was unicorn barf as my friend likes to call it when LEGO engine prototypes are a multi-colored mess prioritizing function over form, and when it all worked and friends and family, and coworkers gave a lot of positive feedback, I made it more presentable. It now has square drive as well with a detent ball to hold a socket on like a real wrench. You can see the most up-to-date version in the instructions on Rebrickable.
I don't know if you were asking for this kind of story, but maybe it does give you a little more explanation about the wrench. I look forward to seeing things other people do with this bolt/nut trick!
this is incredibly impressive
Thanks so much!
That's one of the coolest things I've ever seen good job!
Thank you so much 😁
"You wanna see inside?" brother you KNOW i do, great video
Haha you know 😋 Thanks 🙏
This is awesome!
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RUclips really really really wanted me to watch this video. its been suggested to me and has shown up on my home page for weeks. I finally broke and clicked, and I am impressed
Haha thanks so much for giving it a chance, and I'm so glad it was worth it 😅 You broke and clicked, eh? The wrench does that often, too, except in the opposite order. It clicks then breaks 🙃
@@engine1ear151 haha good one!
Nice! So what about using a motor instead of a hand? It would be really cool
Yeah that sounds like the impact drill idea! Looks like a lot of people would like to see that done based on other comments. Think you could give it a try?
this is amazing. just amazing engineering on your part
Thank you, I appreciate it very much. I feel a little like a spectator of it too considering the bolt/nut part compatibility was a fluke!
this is actually sick mate well done 👏
Appreciate it 🙏😁
Build a working 3kw fiber laser from Legos next please
Nah leave that to the intern
better than a ryobi😭
lol
This is so cool, I'm beyond words.
Haha thank you 🙏
Alternate Title: Man Rediscovers Ratcheting Wrench But For Lego
Haha yeah 😋
I love everything about this.
I love comments like this 😋
This is honestly amazing!!!! I love this
Thanks so much!!
This is actually amazing!
Thanks!
you have 3 missed calls from NASA
Dude you're a genius
I'm just zany enough to want a LEGO head bolts/nuts on a LEGO engine and a wrench to tighten them with haha
Puts a new meaning to snap-on
@Kurt_Winner comin' in clutch 😝
of course the life preservers are perfectly shaped for worm gears. lego really did think of everything.
Crazy, right? It's seems to me when they are designing a new part with a round feature, often instead of choosing a random radius they reference other parts to cultivate and refine their dimension system. Idk just a hunch 🤷♂️
As a bike mechanic I am using torque wrench every day, and to see one made one out of lego maked me fabbergasted!
That's awesome! For a bike I wonder if the torque level you're tightening to is about what this LEGO one is capable of for some really small fasteners 😋
@@engine1ear151 Actually there are few places like hydraulic level bleed port cap, that need only 1.5 Nm max, and I think this Lego one can do no problem! There are also few places like bottom bracket, that requires 40+ Nm. In shop we have to sizes of torque wrenches one in range 1-14Nm and one in 10-60Nm
@@AleksaTheCherryGoddes Wow thanks for providing some numbers there as a frame of reference. At my shop we use small torque screwdrivers for the carburetors, and I tried setting one to 6 in-lbs (0.68Nm) and the LEGO wrench was not capable of even that 😂 so maybe not useful for real world applications but still great for education and incorporating on LEGO machines like that engine I used it on.
get this man some subs… That’s pretty cool!
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Now I'm one step closer to building a Chevy LS in lego. thank you stranger
Me too! And you're welcome 😝
yoooo this is some 10/10 engineering, keep it up you earned a sub :D
Thanks so much!
Damn, has a plane mechanic i us these everyday!! Now, thanks to you, i know how it works and i want it in Legos!!
That's awesome! You're just the type of person I made this video for! Thanks for your comment 🙏
This is really awesome my mind is blown up
Mine was too by the nut and bolt fluke! Hopefully we can both manage to piece them back together. Once you think you have your 🧠 reassembled you can borrow my wrench to tighten things up 🙏
"And they don't just slip off!"
- Seinfeld
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Absolutely fantastic I love the life preserver nut! I built a similar wrench awhile ago, it’s not a torque wrench and it’s little bulkier but the switch I made might be better for you. I’d love to share it with you!
Yeah I'd love to see! You can try sending a link here or maybe reach out on Discord or email
if there is a tutorial on how to make the wrench i would build it for sure
Then there's something I've been working on that I anticipate you'll be happy to see. Stay tuned... :)
THATS SICK
Thanks!
Amazing build! Thank you for sharing :D
You're very welcome, and thank you 🙏
Finally I can build a 10mil socket and never lose it ever again
haha put an airtag on it 🔍
LEGO PLASMA CUTTER WHEN
Very unique build cool🔥
Thank you
absolute mad lad
I'm glad to have had a rad comment like... thad... 😬
Just learned how a torque wrench works by looking at a Lego one.
I'm so glad!
im such a lego nerd that i know for the green handle you used set "7930 Bounty Hunter Assault Gunship" , from the sticker alone
Haha well done!
sick!