Lego Bricks Thrower Machine - Accuracy and Power Tests  

if it was a handgun it could be called Block18

@@kuksuger nice version, need to make it handable :)

Flywheel railgun? cause it still technically has rails.

Mini gunlego

Oh ma ghod it's real gin

Thanks, nice suggestions!

Bro ICBL

Did you try lubricating the axles to reduce friction? It may be possible to get them going even faster.

@@papawheely3627 Yes, silicone based lubricants work well. On Brick Experiment Channel, there is a video of a small wheel spinning at 24000 rpm with it.

@@DrEngine i also think that for the reloading mecanism, a different wheel position, or making a bigger first wheel would make the fire rate higher too. Also make it a portable version with a magazine and a trigger to fire xP

Elon?

No railguns fire high velocity projectiles via electromagnetic currents

@@Powerforceoriginal haha joking

Rail gun is more power I think it is machine gun

technically it’s a flywheel gun

@Tony Stark he could make it operate on a crank system

@Tony Stark Literally everything costs energy, your heart beating this very moment is using up energy. if you know how to efficiently use energy, conserve it, and replenish it your good to go.

Haha

-Insert here obligatory Phineas and Ferb joke-

Weight of tyres causes it to fuck up. Wheelbarrow tyres would work however, or the low bike tyres

What about the metal pieces?

@@teafool753 OHHHH

@@teafool753 oh dear lord

Deploy that on the military would be would be instant win for the enemy would be too scared to step on the projectiles

@@coltenpotts8751 Yes a minefield of lego bricks, no general would be crazy enough to send their troops through that.

Right? This is basically a flywheel foam blaster

*nerf stryfe sweating nervously*

Can confirm: dismantled my nerf gun (large motorized one with a magazine. It's blue if that helps? XD) and found this exact setup, only with extra steps for safety.

That answers little considering that there are four projectors that fit this description.

Norf

May be, nice suggestion, thanks!

Two wheels in a row on each side?

​@@DrEngine No i meant the two sides. If one side spins at a slightly different speed than the other side, it might give the projectile a spin on exit. If you connect the two sides, so that they can functionally only spin at the same speed, that cannot happen. I don't know how precise lego motors are and wether this is a problem. You've got a tachometer, so you can test this i imagine. I think more wheels would only do something if the projectile slows down the existing whells sufficiently. I think adding more weight onto the axes (sort of like a flywheel) would do the same thing.

So while the kicker design you use works have you considered using a cam? I made a frisbee launcher that used a cam to great success.

@@mojolotz could damage parts

@@newmoonwithface I don't think so

Thanks!

I'm not a lego technic guy but I don't think drums are possible to make with lego

@@bricktonmcbricks3969 Unless you somehow had springs capable of usage with lego, it’s not possible as drum magazines use springs or some other winding mechanism to feed the rounds, Although for some machine guns like the MG3 and RPD, the drum only contains a belt already feeding into the mechanism, so it doesn’t take any springs.

@@Attrixine yea that's exactly what I was worrying about. As you said in order for a drum mag to work you need a spring mechanism. Thanks

The law: am I a joke to you?

A rail gun is electromagnetic. this is not a railgun

Lol

@@gallium-gonzolliumlol

Thanks! Will do! Welcome aboard!

Thanks!

Exactly 😊

Wow, thank you!

Glad you like it!

Welcome aboard!

Shut up

@@myfakovi3015 what

Thanks!

@@PomPomthePigtailGirl F mean: respect to you, rest in piece

idk man, lego strength is too op

I'm not sure if he broke even one

Gracias!

Thanks!