Totally agree I actually did do something once that was really hard on the Lego axles and was operated frequently in a project under a lot of force eventually what to take it apart and I couldn't get one part of it apart even I'm like what gives I did do that eventually probably that axle would fail but pain completely failed however the axle had been Twisted to the point so many times that instead of being a cross shape it was almost completely rounded it been Twisted so badly it looked like it was round almost that's how much it would Twisted to the point that it was hard to discern that originally it was cross-shaped yeah that's a long tour I don't know how many stages are gearing either or what the ratio was blood pressure yesterday how I also gears were doubled and tripled up if not more I think I actually ran across the axle the other day when I was doing some sorting even though I think of it.
@@AFriendlyTheo yes but also how to destroy non plastic third-party Lego Parts as well. Or third party non plastic Lego Park suitable for used as a torsion spring.lol
There is something so hilarious about the ideas, the filming, the execution, and the slow-motion replays depicting the violence of the failures! Not to mention that little analysis of the aluminum being genuine. Love this guy's mind! Brilliant stuff!
"I made a Lego piece........ out of more Lego pieces..... That are made out normal Lego pieces............. But it has..... a metal core." BEC: oh cool lets find a way to break the metal core
I thought the same thing but not an horror movie but an real life torture machine for my enemies just imagine the sound of bones breaking while lego turns
It’s actually pretty cool to see what the torque is, it shows a whole system, I wouldn’t have thought of using the tension from a pulley system to increase torque
Lego: don’t use illegal building techniques, they can damage your Lego bricks This guy: makes Lego pieces out of metal and builds contraptions attempting to snap them in half using regular Lego pieces
I always wonder if work stress ends up contributing to the final break, like I'd love to see a fresh metal part put into the setup that actually ends up breaking the part
If I'm not wrong, I would say that it experiences work hardening as it parmanently deforms before the final try, but it would not play a role as both a work hardened and not work hardened material/pieces fail or break at the same amount of stress, just different strain.
So long as the torque is all in the same direction, no. Fatigue does negligeably, but work hardening does not. You see, what work hardening does is, it increases the slope of elastic deformation and increases yield stress to what you ended last deformation at. So if all the deformation is in the same direction, it's almost as if you continued the previous stroke from where you left it. @Ieuan Hunt All metals do if you cold work them. What exactly is considered _cold_ depends on the particular metal, for aluminium it is below 230°C. For lead, it is 0°C. For (pure) iron, it is 450°C.
the strongest material is graphene, and the hardest material is lonsdaleite. if he had used diamond or lonsdaleite, once it torqued it would shatter. if he used graphene, i doubt he’d make a millimeter bend. sorry to be that guy, just wanted to say.
I think the final design would be able to bend a brand new beam, I don’t think repeated stress would cause that much damage since the beam was barely bent
@@DAS_k1ishEe right, tungsten is 8-8.5 mohs, steel can be harder than that, but tungsten carbide, that’s like a diamond with tungsten in it, so, like 9.5 mohs.
These are the kind of videos you watch when you know you have to sleep and get up early in the morning, but your brain really wants to know how Lego can break metal, because what else do you do...
If there was a Jigsaw trap that required you to break a steel rod within an hour, and only by using the lego pieces in the room, this man would be the only survivor.
not trying to be that guy or anything, but jigsaw makes traps that put you in your deathbed, to make you appreciate life. I’d correct it to escape room and survivor to escapee, anyways have a nice day
That's a super good point. I guess the round shape would contribute to the strength, as well as being secured in a slot, but I wonder if the slats on the ends also allow them to flex instead of break.
LOL Although supplement I would like to see like I do eventually some sort of electronics kit not monsters or anything but actual resistors capacitors and everything built into Lego bricks maybe something similar but different than the 9 volt system connectors so that you wouldn't get short circuits which would be a problem with the 9 volt system if you crossed over just right way. If anyone out there is wondering if it's possible to use the 9 system end non-modified form to produce series wiring or perhaps just use a polarity switch is a straight-up switch it only using one novel wire back to whatever the answer is yes. If one were to take four or five 9 volt electric plates one on the bottom and one or two one in each end and in the middle at 90 degrees of course attach another one on top you successfully cause a short circuit I discovered that by accident I was trying to Alpha way to couple basically a t fitting for the LEGO 9 volt system and Mike what just happened this power cut out and realize I'd cause a short circuit. Also series wiring is possible with a 9 volt system including able to connect two 9 volt battery boxes together to get 18 volts out although you shouldn't go above that at all and I would not recommend doing it for long periods of time but intermittent if you got extra motor stuff yes. Tremendous speed and torque reason number one not to go over 18 volts the course potential damage second if you're using the gear Motors the ones that originally came out with the barcode truck AKA the set using the Code Pilot those Motors were designed specifically for some sort of electronic controller like that which were also the ones that were released in the first version of lion storms as well there is a bi directional surge protection device transorb? Essentially very some work what a back-to-back zener diode would be. That one is a bipolar version. And that component the trip or clamping voltage is roughly 18 volts don't know exact specs unfortunately. The reason for that being there is to clamp any inductive searches from the motor same reason why you would have a Freewheel or a clamping diode across relays in electronics because of course if you're running the something inductive say a brushed motor you're going to have inductive kickback when do magnetic field collapses once or twice I've actually been Zapped off that even at low voltage systems not thinking about it I mean yeah like four bolts but big ol solenoid! I think that happened one time when I was working on repairing a pipe organ was if I'm not mistaken. Same thing with working on a system that used electric Bells it was less than 18 volts are no possibly 12 or 6? But still going to walk up off of it it was working intermittently and turns out the connection I have to touch was the problem looks and when the circuit open that's what when it got me and yes that was DC. You'd be surprised at how low voltage you can actually feel it you can actually feel less than 24 volts under the proper conditions anyone that's done more arity such as Lionel trains or the old schools slot car tracks would know if you accidentally got your hand across the track when it was active it almost feels like you've got a cramp sort of in your hand if you were to happen to have the palm of your hand across it hence muscle contraction and that's low voltage I know that more people are more sensitive than others but I've had that happen when working on doorbell wiring as well and that was under 18 volts or so I know it was less than 24 for sure this was Belle not trying so even less. I could just barely feel it but it was there bad wiring and that's why I was troubleshooting it because A Fault in the system they had heard some copper pipe with him obviously well found a problem that way by accident was trying to track the wiring down feeling for it you couldn't even see in their turns out they wound up pun intended or signal wiring yep when you're doing calling look out for low voltage electrical they didn't see the doorbell wiring even though most of it is visible there I came in afterwards they said they'd pulled the fuse for the doorbell transformer and yeah that fuse holder was in incandescent socket and yes it was actually a pool train and I knew the person that had lived there before them the story was that the pole chain was actually being used because people have been pranking by ringing doorbells in the middle of the night at certain times of the year and other times so if that started they pulled the pole train the trainer off and I think he has the pull chain had been extended up the stairway from the basement with a string but the weird thing is there was something else that was on that doorbell circuit add a web to receptacle that was a single receptacle how to found out is they had blown of doorbell fuse when I plug something in so what I want to doing is just putting on a box cover that had a pilot light and also is an area where a night-light would be a good idea so two birds with one stone or two pigs with one bird whichever your liking if you're an Angry Birds fan.
@@aaronbrandenburg2441 yeah im not gonna read that but that comment about exploding a planet was a joke. Good job on wasting a few minutes of your life pal. Or maybe hours!
Mr. Flubber he destroys the reputations of lock companies But yes he does sometimes destroy locks, like the cheap plastic core lock and also that one he melted with a blow torch :) Edit: and also the time he and Bosnian Bill used a rifle to destroy a giant lock 😂
Bro I was quite good with Lego technic builds when I was younger but I am sure I would never be able to build something that could break an aluminium bar with two motors it seemed impossible!!!
Red Lego Brick = Slav. Aluminum technik part = Western spy. Aluminum: western spy is strong alone. Red Bricks: In Russia "WE" are stronger together. for LifeofBoris.
I love how he almost microscopically zoomed in to show it’s broken, almost meme-tier to prove something like that
"You may not know it yet, but if we zoom in far enough, we can see the microscopic grain. This shows that it is broken."
Love your name🙃
According to my precise calculations,that beam is indeed broken
Well no shit, u think he was serious there
SPOILERS
Wow that zoom in the end went way further than I expected
Would not have been able to tell if broken without the zoom
Yes this atom is broken.
Hmm yes this severed rod in 2 pieces is indeed broken confirmed at 1000X zoom
It's such a fun joke!
@@peri12345a it makes np sense how its stronger then steel tho
"was it really aluminium?"
expected you to pull out a lego spectrometer ngl
Or just tell us that it's actually titanium
An X-ray crystallography machine made entirely of Lego
@@sgbench the atoms themselves are just purple studs
lego spectroscopy
Next level: 3D printed titanium beam, and the rig built with billet aluminium parts.
Thanks for zooming in, I don't think I would have noticed it was broken otherwise.
I feel like what this really demonstrates is how strength can be derived from construction rather than pure material strength.
And that torque can be derived from leverage rather than pure motor power.
Yep! It’s fascinating! Though it also shows the opposite... how material choice can drastically reduce design complexity. Love it!
It’s called leverage.
@@lukefreeman828 exactly!
It also demonstrates that while yes, construction matters more. That good material makes it a thousand times easier.
“If it doesn’t work at first... just add more gears.”
His final words working on the lego rocket
@User Green i REALLY did not expect a ksp reference on this video
@Sillybugs YT its not funny
guys remember to check yo staging
And if *lego* dont work, use more *lego* (engineer from tf2 reference)
@@boznsjbruhstudios6383 How so?
A small part of my soul shrivels every time I see a piece of Lego pushed past its stress limit.
I'm honestly surprised by how much punishment some pieces can actually take.
@@Arcterion Yes daddy.
@@ShinAkuma 🤨📸
@@ShinAkuma 🤨📸
@@ShinAkuma 🤨📸
This is like breaking a sledgehammer by hitting it with a watermelon.
A lot of watermelons
@@JourneyJournal1998 I would say at least one watermelon
@@LemonMan. technically true
If you had enough watermelons you could melt it with heat and pressure
with enough dust, light and heat can be formed
finally, something that can separate two 2x1 plates stuck together.
Nope. Tested, did not work
teeth
@@Prod.Nembutai
That’s how you loose them
@@jacer445u5 teeth
@@stelfer teeth
Alternate title: Weakpoints in your Lego construction and how to fix them
"How to develop a device capable of snapping metal in two using only plastic Danish toys"
@@AFriendlyTheo Metallurgy engineers hate him!
Totally agree I actually did do something once that was really hard on the Lego axles and was operated frequently in a project under a lot of force eventually what to take it apart and I couldn't get one part of it apart even I'm like what gives I did do that eventually probably that axle would fail but pain completely failed however the axle had been Twisted to the point so many times that instead of being a cross shape it was almost completely rounded it been Twisted so badly it looked like it was round almost that's how much it would Twisted to the point that it was hard to discern that originally it was cross-shaped yeah that's a long tour I don't know how many stages are gearing either or what the ratio was blood pressure yesterday how I also gears were doubled and tripled up if not more I think I actually ran across the axle the other day when I was doing some sorting even though I think of it.
@@AFriendlyTheo yes but also how to destroy non plastic third-party Lego Parts as well.
Or third party non plastic Lego Park suitable for used as a torsion spring.lol
Step 1: The Aluminum Bar Test
Crank: * pops off *
* puts on two tiny lego pieces *
*_IMPROVED CONNECTION_*
Well it worked, didn't it?
@@IkaSternenlicht he’s got a point
Timestamp please
@@harshitkrishna1799 1:28
@@garleff3153 thanks
5:45 Thank you for zooming in so much, I would not have told otherwise.
Same
About 5 years from now: "Can lego bend space-time?"
oh yeah it can, just not that much tho
*Y E S*
yes, definitely.
YES
Probably 50 years tbh
Remember kids, no matter the task, as long as you over enginner enough, you can do it
Germans with their tanks in WW2 be like:
@@cristianvandenbosse8989 Transmission: Nein. *Catches fire*
I appreciate this comment being an engineer myself. So much truth in it!
@@LouieGrind But you need to do it 50% faster and 50% cheaper :)
@@AdamantLightLP CAD programs in the 90's: *Enters the room*.
5:40 was a phenomenal little bit of visual comedy. Well done
he done this on his other video
There is something so hilarious about the ideas, the filming, the execution, and the slow-motion replays depicting the violence of the failures! Not to mention that little analysis of the aluminum being genuine. Love this guy's mind! Brilliant stuff!
The bar is clearly broken...
Zooms in 1000x...
“Its broken”
ITS BWOKEN
XDDDD
5 pixels ≈ Diameter of 1 blood cell
(*Hypothesis)
He didn't show us the other half of it though! I'm not fully convinced...
It did look kinda broken. Maybe if he zoomed in a little more I could've actually seen it
There is just something about hearing hundreds of legos under insane stress that is satisfying to me.
It's cathartic, I relate to the LEGOs
it's like vengeance for the insane stress they put your foot tissues through when stepped on. HA! Who's so strong now??
there is just something about seeing hundreds of legos failing over and over again that is so satifying to me
@Nathan Compton WHAT DID HE SAAAAY?
There is? All I feel is anxiety.
In about 20 years, he's gonna make a 100% fully functioning lego car.
The Lego channel already did that
@@MrHumgruffin And how much of it was not lego?
@@Pixelcraftian it was all lego.
in about 20 years, he's gonna make a 100% fully functioning lego Hydraulic Press.
@@TheHurriedRabbit This, I look forward to.
Tho, is it really gonna be 'hydraulic'
I loved the final “not broken” followed by the slow zoom into “broken”
Holy crap everytime I’m impressed with the engineering he pulls out an even more impressive machine
I love that really zoomed in shot of the beam just to show that it was broken
Couldn't tell from afar
Verdict: Probably broken
me too it made me laugh
yes
@@MattSuguisAsFondAsEverrr Yes indeed
“Even the finest metal, when plunged into lego will eventually break” - Sun Tzu
"son, dying is gay" Sun Tzu said that
At this point someone can just say "hvrfugrugduhuheugdugygfrygeghhbduhdxhdzegvwg" Sun Tzu and get 80 likes
“What the hell I never said any of this crap” - Sun Tzu
@@Your_averageRocketNe except you apparently
my foot
As a welder the math hurts but the metal break is spot on.
"so what are your plans this friday"
*plan d: double crank*
Oop-
That's always plan d
Is that the next step in the evolution of "Soulja Boy - Crank That"?
@under a rock the climax of the movie involves Soulja Boy performing the fabled double crank at which point the earth spontaneously combusts
It looks like private time is going to be spiced up a notch. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
So many little lego pieces donated their lives to science on this day...
That so sad.............their sacrifices will never be forgotten
@@kishinova2501 attention: Special force unit Omega 12 has entered the facility at gate A
Actually I don't think any peices broke
He probably has a budget for replacement parts because he destroys so many pieces.
R.I.P those innocent LEGOs being hurt 😢
"I have made a lego piece... out of metal!"
BEC: "Oh cool another object which will tremble before my mighty plastic"
Lmao
Can't wait for when he tries out an uranium lego piece!
"I made a Lego piece........ out of more Lego pieces..... That are made out normal Lego pieces............. But it has..... a metal core."
BEC: oh cool lets find a way to break the metal core
@@dustin10weering20 A Lego nuke.
I don’t need to say anting else, do I?
The pure anxiety of hearing the constant crackling of the lego pieces under tension like theyre about to grenade into another realm
Security cameras irl: **have worse quality than 144p**
Security cameras in movies: 5:40
Zoom...
Enhance!
Instead of 4K they have 4p
It looks real
F0cking 1000× Zoom!!!
@@egogogogoegarobloxchannel5700 it is
Plan D:
"Double Crank"
Aluminium Bar:
*Sweating*
*Double sweating* *
at 1:38 the thing sounds like an a10 warthog
@@Blitzozs oh my youre right
@@Blitzozs NO, IT SOUNDS LIKE NO MORE TERROR IN THE MIDDLE EAST!!!
@@Blitzozs BRRRRRRRRRRRT
"Can lego bend space and time?"
*pulls out triple crank*
Me: *Sweating*
first reply i guess
What’s with this dudes profile pick and name
@@monsterhunterveteran I don't get it? Seems all right
@@monsterhunterveteran whats wrong i used to hang out with him in hell all the time?
Fatherland? Where did Motherland Go?
Bro just had to prove it is broken 5:48
in 30 years: Can we break the strong force and atomic bond between two atoms with Lego?
I'm gonna say yes.
the Manhattan Project was done with LEGO, that is how they split the atom.
Well, technically if you write on them with a pencil, you're shearing the weak bonds holding the layers of graphite together
@@belacickekl7579 Stfu nerd ima yeet u into the star older than space and time itself!!!
@@the_mastergamer3140 nerd
5 years from now: "Can LEGOs be used for high impact nuclear warfare?"
YEs
Absolutely, 100%, guaranteed free shipping and handling, no refunds, not a scam (maybe), get free money here *Y E S*
Large Lego Collider when.
*Y* *E* *S*
10 years from now: lego black hole and wormhole generator
[zooms in to nanometer size]
"yep, broken"
This video helped comfort me on the day of my father's passing a few years ago, so i just want to say thank you❤
2020: "Can lego bend an aluminum beam?"
4927: "Can lego condense the sun into a black hole?"
Its 2021
@@roboticeggs I'm very scared of what he just said
@@roboticeggs The video was published in 2020
Yes
*strained wrrrrrr*
I laughed like crazy at the huge zoom in: "broken"
I didn't
The camera must be really good.
Same
@@Jah-m5r Then why say anything
@@jandajanda2242 Why not?
This could be turned into a horror movie trap if made larger and for an arm
Saw music: *intensifies*
yo you good
@@lorenridge I'm chillin' as always
I thought the same thing but not an horror movie but an real life torture machine for my enemies just imagine the sound of bones breaking while lego turns
Femur breaker but with instructions on how to build it with children's toys
in the span of about 4 minutes this guy has gone from small gear machine to full fledged torture device to break this beam and i'm here for it
Steel beam: _minding it's own business_
LEGOs: *This guy's lookin at me funny*
He is going to find a way to melt it with legos.
@JoeDurty104 then he will find a way to melt aluminum beams with lego.
LMAO
shoulda said "and i took that personally"
It’s actually pretty cool to see what the torque is, it shows a whole system, I wouldn’t have thought of using the tension from a pulley system to increase torque
7:28 3 de n
NERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRD
@@jonahrodriguez4000 Bro did you not learn this in school?
@@jonahrodriguez4000 dude this is like 8th grade level physics 😂
Torque is just a force over a distance. Doesn't matter how you get there.
This guy will not take “no” for an answer.
no
No
No
No
No
Lego: don’t use illegal building techniques, they can damage your Lego bricks
This guy: makes Lego pieces out of metal and builds contraptions attempting to snap them in half using regular Lego pieces
5:41 the extreme zoom in before telling us it’s broken cracked me up
just to confirm that in truth, the bar was cracked.
i think the bar was broken tbh
I always wonder if work stress ends up contributing to the final break, like I'd love to see a fresh metal part put into the setup that actually ends up breaking the part
yeah doesn't aluminium work harden and become brittle
If I'm not wrong, I would say that it experiences work hardening as it parmanently deforms before the final try, but it would not play a role as both a work hardened and not work hardened material/pieces fail or break at the same amount of stress, just different strain.
So long as the torque is all in the same direction, no. Fatigue does negligeably, but work hardening does not.
You see, what work hardening does is, it increases the slope of elastic deformation and increases yield stress to what you ended last deformation at. So if all the deformation is in the same direction, it's almost as if you continued the previous stroke from where you left it.
@Ieuan Hunt
All metals do if you cold work them. What exactly is considered _cold_ depends on the particular metal, for aluminium it is below 230°C. For lead, it is 0°C. For (pure) iron, it is 450°C.
@@frantisekvrana3902 wait, lead does not work hardens at room temp?! Thats interesting to know!
@@MmeHyraelle Yes that's why it's so seemingly easy to break and all that.
Year 2054:
"Can Lego break diamond?"
*new Lego ore has been added to Minecraft*
Year 2120 can lego break netherite
Just drop 7 tonnes of lego on it and it will shatter
yes, breaking diamond is really easy
Yea, diamond is really brittle also
The last “not broken” -> “broken” was the hardest edit this decade has to offer. Indomitable human spirit.
‘With a big enough lever, you could move the world.’
-Someone from a book i read sometime
Probably physics' book
Archimedes I think
It was archimedes
with a big enough lever, you can snap a lever and decapitate yourself
@@mrosskne Also true.
The camera really said “e n h a n c e” at the end there.
this channel is the channel you go check when you want to test something with lego or to check if something's worth it
I imagine John Kramer played with lego like that.
5:44 Just in case y’all missed it, the aluminum was broken. May need to watch a couple times to really see it.
Xd
😂👍
i fucking died of the non sad
It's very clearly intact. Though maybe we can see some crack if we zoom further.
ENHANCE!
@@half.blight XD
Scientists trying to discover the strongest material when we've had it this whole time
LEGOS!
And it’s available to children!
*A child has split the earth I repeat a child has split the earth* - this guy if he won a million pounds while a kid
the strongest material is graphene, and the hardest material is lonsdaleite. if he had used diamond or lonsdaleite, once it torqued it would shatter. if he used graphene, i doubt he’d make a millimeter bend. sorry to be that guy, just wanted to say.
@@jswertujj thanks for info
(Get ready for reddit kids)
"So how do you do it?"
... "I- i just slap on some more gears until it works."
The reason why first construction wasnt worked is uneven distribution of force, especially with single crank.
some engineering lessons would come in handy
Mechanical advantage is a wonderful thing
Wow this is my engineering class in a nutshell
I feel like repeated stresses helped you there. Would have been nice to do it on a brand new aluminum part with the final design
I think the final design would be able to bend a brand new beam, I don’t think repeated stress would cause that much damage since the beam was barely bent
5:40 I love how he pulls a mega zoom in on the aluminum beam toascertain that the beam was in fact broken
2020: breaks aluminum lego piece
2025: breaks structural steel I Beam
Jet fuel can't melt steel beams :-)
LEGO did 9/11
Luckily they didn't know about Lego in medieval times. They would have used it to build the cruelest torture devices.
Just make them walk over legos
@@Rikhardi NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
@@Rikhardi original
@@Rikhardi did you get the milk yet?
@@frenchfried6179 daang, that’s sad
Great. Now that this vid is on RUclips, I expect airport security will start checking our bags for Lego motors. Great job.
Next level: tungsten
Steel can be harder than tungsten. Tungsten carbide on the other hand.... oh my god D:
@NikolaM2YT Its also really heavy
@NikolaM2YT I do, but my first thought was the weight
@@qoodles4032 Dense, it’s confusing, I know.
@@DAS_k1ishEe right, tungsten is 8-8.5 mohs, steel can be harder than that, but tungsten carbide, that’s like a diamond with tungsten in it, so, like 9.5 mohs.
5:43
Thank god it says “broken” i never would’ve figured out that it was
Ikr, it would’ve been impossible.
Ikr, it would’ve been impossible.
Ikr, It would’ve been impossible
Ikr, it would've been impossible
Ikr, it would’ve been impossible
_zooms in more than needed to_
*broken*
me: _laughs hysterically_
Same :D
I was prepared for molecular zoom
Was that a multi camera phone doing the zooming? The quality drastically changed several times
*B r o k e n*
*D E A D*
Hard to believe its been 3 years since i watched this video wow time flies
These are the kind of videos you watch when you know you have to sleep and get up early in the morning, but your brain really wants to know how Lego can break metal, because what else do you do...
Same lmao
That's exactly what's happening me rn lpl
Currently
I like how you’re exploring different methods for applying torque
I'm glad you zoomed in, otherwise it may have been hard to see if it actually was broken or if it just looked like so.
5:45 "Oh gee thanks for the zoom. Wouldn't in my wildest dreams I thought it broke."
The beam looked so tortured before it broke, like if it had a mouth, it would be screaming so loud that the microphone would break from pure *pain*
Maybe what sounded like the strain of the motors was actually the beam screaming
That zoom at the end "broken" lmao🤣🤣🤣
I wish he added the applause like he did with the steel axel. although it was still pretty funny
😂😂😂
When it zoomed in and just said... “broken-“
Nah I couldn’t tell Lmao
The last zoom part killed me XDDD
"Zoom and enhance!"
Up next from this channel: Can LEGO Split a Uranium-235 Atom?
This hurts to watch on an existential level, but I can't stop looking.
I have a Materials and Processes final today. This is how I am studying.
Not the worst way.
DMT?
Ha, same :)
good luck!!
We wish you luck-
This man is really out here re-inventing medieval torture weapons to bend some Lego, yet it is the best content on RUclips.
Sorry for the correction, it's an aluminium beam.
Its aluminum molded into lego
Its a metal
thank you for the zoom in I had no idea that it was broken
Meanwhile in the dark web: *” Can lego shred a human?”*
Ever stepped on one? It most definitely can.
It's public knowledge that Lego can shred human feet...
I've done it with babies and yep.Lego can completely shred a baby.
Yes
@@Wetcorps I read that as ever stepped on a human lol.
If there was a Jigsaw trap that required you to break a steel rod within an hour, and only by using the lego pieces in the room, this man would be the only survivor.
not trying to be that guy or anything, but jigsaw makes traps that put you in your deathbed, to make you appreciate life. I’d correct it to escape room and survivor to escapee, anyways have a nice day
@@reionyxxx self awareness didn’t fix that comment
@@mrmaxmondays ok, how about “hey dumbass, you made a fucking stupid ass mistake, fix it you fucking autistic incel?”
@@reionyxxx ey there we go, much more straight forward!
@@mrmaxmondays nice person, and a sense of humor to boot.
my therapist: double crank isn't real, it can't hurt you
double crank:
In fairness, it probably won't hurt you unless... you wouldn't happen to be made of aluminium, would you?
I like how he used 500x zoom near the end to show that the titanium is indeed broken
The thing I'm most impressed by is the blue pins not even warping, let alone not breaking
That's a super good point. I guess the round shape would contribute to the strength, as well as being secured in a slot, but I wonder if the slats on the ends also allow them to flex instead of break.
that singular sentence got me WHEEZING!
2001: Jet fuel can't melt steel beams
2020: Lego can bend aluminium beams
Break*
I KNEW there was gonna be a comment like this lol
*we are returning to monke*
"I'm an Engineer. That means I solve problems."
We only make more problems for people to solve
@@beautifulbeaner Doesn't sound so attractive as a job description, but it's certainly accurate.
"...not problems like "what is beauty?" because that would fall within the purview of your conundrums of philosophy. I solve practical problems."
@@marekkelin1181 If you you kill a man with lego motors
And also make problems
I most impressed that those little pins retaining the ends of the beam didn’t fail.
10 years from now: "Can Lego EXPLODE an entire planet?"
LOL Although supplement I would like to see like I do eventually some sort of electronics kit not monsters or anything but actual resistors capacitors and everything built into Lego bricks maybe something similar but different than the 9 volt system connectors so that you wouldn't get short circuits which would be a problem with the 9 volt system if you crossed over just right way.
If anyone out there is wondering if it's possible to use the 9 system end non-modified form to produce series wiring or perhaps just use a polarity switch is a straight-up switch it only using one novel wire back to whatever the answer is yes.
If one were to take four or five 9 volt electric plates one on the bottom and one or two one in each end and in the middle at 90 degrees of course attach another one on top you successfully cause a short circuit I discovered that by accident I was trying to Alpha way to couple basically a t fitting for the LEGO 9 volt system and Mike what just happened this power cut out and realize I'd cause a short circuit.
Also series wiring is possible with a 9 volt system including able to connect two 9 volt battery boxes together to get 18 volts out although you shouldn't go above that at all and I would not recommend doing it for long periods of time but intermittent if you got extra motor stuff yes.
Tremendous speed and torque reason number one not to go over 18 volts the course potential damage second if you're using the gear Motors the ones that originally came out with the barcode truck AKA the set using the Code Pilot those Motors were designed specifically for some sort of electronic controller like that which were also the ones that were released in the first version of lion storms as well there is a bi directional surge protection device transorb?
Essentially very some work what a back-to-back zener diode would be.
That one is a bipolar version.
And that component the trip or clamping voltage is roughly 18 volts don't know exact specs unfortunately.
The reason for that being there is to clamp any inductive searches from the motor same reason why you would have a Freewheel or a clamping diode across relays in electronics because of course if you're running the something inductive say a brushed motor you're going to have inductive kickback when do magnetic field collapses once or twice I've actually been Zapped off that even at low voltage systems not thinking about it I mean yeah like four bolts but big ol solenoid!
I think that happened one time when I was working on repairing a pipe organ was if I'm not mistaken.
Same thing with working on a system that used electric Bells it was less than 18 volts are no possibly 12 or 6? But still going to walk up off of it it was working intermittently and turns out the connection I have to touch was the problem looks and when the circuit open that's what when it got me and yes that was DC.
You'd be surprised at how low voltage you can actually feel it you can actually feel less than 24 volts under the proper conditions anyone that's done more arity such as Lionel trains or the old schools slot car tracks would know if you accidentally got your hand across the track when it was active it almost feels like you've got a cramp sort of in your hand if you were to happen to have the palm of your hand across it hence muscle contraction and that's low voltage I know that more people are more sensitive than others but I've had that happen when working on doorbell wiring as well and that was under 18 volts or so I know it was less than 24 for sure this was Belle not trying so even less.
I could just barely feel it but it was there bad wiring and that's why I was troubleshooting it because A Fault in the system they had heard some copper pipe with him obviously well found a problem that way by accident was trying to track the wiring down feeling for it you couldn't even see in their turns out they wound up pun intended or signal wiring yep when you're doing calling look out for low voltage electrical they didn't see the doorbell wiring even though most of it is visible there I came in afterwards they said they'd pulled the fuse for the doorbell transformer and yeah that fuse holder was in incandescent socket and yes it was actually a pool train and I knew the person that had lived there before them the story was that the pole chain was actually being used because people have been pranking by ringing doorbells in the middle of the night at certain times of the year and other times so if that started they pulled the pole train the trainer off and I think he has the pull chain had been extended up the stairway from the basement with a string but the weird thing is there was something else that was on that doorbell circuit add a web to receptacle that was a single receptacle how to found out is they had blown of doorbell fuse when I plug something in so what I want to doing is just putting on a box cover that had a pilot light and also is an area where a night-light would be a good idea so two birds with one stone or two pigs with one bird whichever your liking if you're an Angry Birds fan.
@@aaronbrandenburg2441 ok
@@aaronbrandenburg2441 jeez
@@aaronbrandenburg2441 yeah im not gonna read that but that comment about exploding a planet was a joke. Good job on wasting a few minutes of your life pal. Or maybe hours!
I get anxiery every time the scaffolding flexes around
anxiery
I have to keep my jaw clenched so I don't bite my tongue off! It's pretty nerve-wracking
@@Boris-ob9fi anxiery
@@fishussugon3215 anxiery
@@kittencatnip407 anxiery
The zoom at 5:40 is, officially, one of the most unintendedly brilliant edits in RUclips history
It does look really good!
Heart broken?
Are you sure it's unintended?
same thing with the steel axle
Im glad they did that zoom, otherwise how would we know that it's ACTUALLY broken?
I had my doubts regarding if you had truly broken it, thanks for the zoom it really cleared everything up
"Give me a Lego, and a place to stand, and I will move the Earth."
whaoh, nice Archimedes referrence.
and I just realised I exposed myself as a nerd.
@@pangzhiyu8098 Well quit exposing yourself, pervert
Oop
@@pangzhiyu8098
Hey man there a children here!
The Lockpicking Lawyer watching him, destroying every piece of steel he can find as well: Finally, a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary.
Doesnt the lockpicking lawyer pick locks? Not destroy them??
Mr. Flubber he destroys the reputations of lock companies
But yes he does sometimes destroy locks, like the cheap plastic core lock and also that one he melted with a blow torch :)
Edit: and also the time he and Bosnian Bill used a rifle to destroy a giant lock 😂
LPL and BEC collab: _”I picked this lock with lego”_
Now that I think about it, he did pick a gun lock one time with a lego man 😂
Can we be just as impressed that the twine held so damn well? Wow!!!
It's thread, ofcourse it'll hold.
there exists fishing line thats silly strong
Bro I was quite good with Lego technic builds when I was younger but I am sure I would never be able to build something that could break an aluminium bar with two motors it seemed impossible!!!
I have never seen a man this determined to break metal with legos
Okay. Let's agree that LEGO is almighty
Lego tanks
Build this!
The Danish military announced that they will be using lego instead of steel for their vehicles and equipment
Yes but some parts are made to break all the time
And steppy steppy ow my footy
Woah, I could never tell if it was broken if you wouldn't have zoomed in on it that much!
this video is basically 5 minutes of aluminum beam breaking legos, then the last minute and a half is revenge
What next, particle accelerator made of lego?
Eventually: "Can Lego BREAK a Human Femur?"
I'm willng to bet it could, you just need enough of it
Better Have the audio in there you know the one
But why would we do such things without reason?
Unless.. *slowly looks around the room*
femur breaker lego edition when
"There's a breach at the LEGO(tm) SCP Facility!"
“Broken”
Ah yes, I see that now...
Aluminium Axle: strong af
Plastic Lego: *i am 4 parallel universes ahead of you*
Red Lego Brick = Slav. Aluminum technik part = Western spy.
Aluminum: western spy is strong alone.
Red Bricks: In Russia "WE" are stronger together.
for LifeofBoris.
@@lightn3ngcat shut up stupid. Your communist joke is not even funny
@@lightn3ngcat Ah yes a slav of culture i see
@@tribot_leader ???
i commented this like 16 hrs ago wh
I don't have the attention span to enjoy pro sports, but I can't get enough of design and engineering videos.