Making the Longest 1:1 Lego Gear Train 

Motor: *cries for help This guy:"lmao here's another row"

Motor: is literally dying This dude: "Another one."

I cant stop laughing when he solves a solution to the gears stopping/bouncing out. its the equivalent of bashing your head against the wall until it works i love it

i just find it so funny how every time it fails youre like "well i guess i better turn up the power then"

That motor sounds like It’s crying 🤣

If you listen closely, you can hear the motor cry out, "ffrrriiicctionnnnn"

My favorite thing about gear trains is that no matter how many idlers you have, the ratio should stay constant

Lego store clerk: "And how many gears did you say?" This guy: "All of them."

Making the world's most inefficient friction heater

Guiness World Records: Here here just take it please JUST STOP TORTURING THE MOTOR PLEEEEEEEEASE!

When the gear number increases, it's incredible how the torque rebound due to inertia impacts the system.

In a sense this feels like life. As you get more gears you start experiencing more problems that stop the gears from spinning, and more and more care goes into keeping the gears moving. As you age, you start experiencing more problems that stop your organs, bones, blood and muscles from working, and more and more care goes into preventing you from dying

Okay now he’s just flexing the amount of gears he has.

At least you're not bending, breaking or shattering pieces this time...

This guy: makes longest gear train for fun. Me: make's a car engine out of it.

This is a pretty neat way to showcase a lot of different engineering based concepts, especially just transferring energy. I feel like it demonstrates really well how electricity is more of balls bumping into one-another than it is like a current of water, which it seems to be described as often.

I like how everytime a gear attemps to stop the addition of more gears he's like "Nope, take this and move"

This guy is literally is trying to find the limits of legos in every way possible

1:15 “What do you think your doing! That directly offends me! I shall now remove myself.”

The grandfather must have gone through various hardships in feeding such a big family of 111 members!!

Motor: *Struggling to survive by 63 gears* BEC: "Aye, it'll be fine."

There’s something comical about this I enjoy way more than I should.

Imagine being some kinetic energy, thinking you're gonna do something amazing(because you traveled for so long) And then you end up spinning a lego flag

All I could hear was meet the medic Gears; *”Kill me...”* *”Later”*

My man’s just trying to flex how many Lego gears he owns.

I like how it just wants to give up over and over, breaking itself, and you're just like "nope, here's some reinforcement, keep working"

the shots at 3:45 were fire

Motor: *literally sounding like a deceased heart beat* This guy: I'll ignore that

"The thing people don't realise about the gear wars, is that it was never really about the gears at all."

Fascinating. It was very neat towards the end to see the motor struggle to spin until the end of the chain neared it's own rotation

Just because there’s almost no friction doesn’t mean a force is applied, whenever a gear is applied it puts a lot more weight that needs to be moved, by that applying a greater force for each individual gear, because of that with every gear in the mix it would need a greater force to pass the mechanical force onto the last gear, in a way, it’s like you were pushing a big block of ice across the pavement (starting off with 5 kg and adding 1 kg every second, Ice doesn’t melt), you almost have no friction applied in said object, since you are the constant push even if it would be easy at first, the weight would eventually overcome the strength being applied to it, bringing it to very little to being completely motionless.

His lego machine: *is obviously struggling* Him: more pieces

Waiting for the hyper-optimized gear train setup using grease, steel support blocks and a Bugatti motor.

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The motor: OH GOD HELP ME I’M DYING HERE Him: ...more gears

I like how you do the iterations. When something breaks, improving that part and then trying again. To me the evolution of the design is super entertaining to watch.

I remember something like this, the robotics teacher worked with these things and asked us to do some group projects, it was in the eighth grade. I remember being with my friends, for some reason, imitating a pinscher.

Man, when stuff doesn’t work the way I want…that really grinds my gears

This is a good example of why scaling up a system brings out its hidden issues.

“I do not know why I’m here.” “All I know is I must spin the gears”

How could we live without this test until now???

Gives me more thoughts about electron bump theory than anything mechanical engineering related.

*rotor basically flatlining* This guy: it can still do more

“ *Fresh batteries* “ or, “How I used an entire 20 pack of AA batteries in half an hour”

This is why every young man should always have a tube of KY jelly at hand.

This dudes just stress testing his motor, and it's super enjoyable to watch.

“Hey Honey, what’re you watching?” “There’s this guy that,... never mind. It’s cool though..”

It’s like some company treat their workers... Worker: I’m at my limit Boss: No you’re not.

I like when RU-vid recommend me random stuff like this

Hearing that motor flatline as you placed that gear in was hilarious but really sad at the same time

Add a gear. And if that don't work, use more gear.

Motor: "so how much collective friction do you want me to overcome?" Guy: "yes"

And the gears, they turned for a thousand years, until the dark day that they stopped.

I like it when he corrects the gears⚙️ then move forward

"I want to be a gear man, make me a gear man!" he cried. But the Gearmaster did not stop, he just kept on gearing.

im here admiring the fact that he had all these gears to begin with.

What's so impressive is not the amount of gears he use but the the amount he owns

so in a frictionless world, this would just spin freely. awesome.

lego: "screw it im gonna break" guy: "ima fix it" me: "youll kill us with your arrogance!"

I love how every once in a while the gears are like *”father... please... we can spin no longer...”* and the guy adds 1 row and speeds it up and they’re completely fine

I wonder how hard would it be to spin by hand.

New minecraft: redstone Old minecraft: gears

"I'm givin' her all she's got, Captain! She won't hold much longer! We need more powerrrrrrrrrr!!!" ~Scotty

Gears: *stops Me: “Oh ok that’s the limit.” This guy: “How about we fix the problem instead of just giving up?” Me: *surprised Pikachu

Every invention of yours I see: "Its.... too, powerfuuull!"

I love how everyone in the comments section universally agree this guy is a professional gear torturer.

The machine - "Why won't you let me die?!"

This is like trying to lift a really long stick from the end

That motor legit life lined three times and you broke the law bringing it back to life so many times

Bro really made worlds first 1:1 gear train that spins slower in the output than it does on its input

the sound of adding the gears is so satisfying

When you need slower moving gears but don’t have different ratios. Torque: Fine, I’ll do it myself.

How can these videos be this mesmerizing

Lost Lego casting would be a cool way to do this same project

It’s so crazy how the inefficiencies just leach power out of the system.

Engineer: Hey boss, I did those calculations you wanted. Boss: How much gear train loss does it have? Engineer: Yes.

My man has reached redstone limit in his skyblock world.

By the holy Omnissiah!!! What a wonderfull sound of the gears of a working machine. Good work tech priest.

Those first gears knew what was going on. When they realized it, they just wanted to get the hell off the train.

The Physical delay through pressure and friction is smothing out the rotation, that is super cool.

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So satisfying when they put the gears on.

“Welp, time to hook up the power drill.”

i love how the contraption literally makes the sound that the heart thingys do when the heart stops, and he just ignores it

The outro was a really good cinematic tie-up for the video

when he places a gear into teh hole sound is very satisfying

2:58 Looks like a Donkey Kong level.

*Gear releases* “Pathetic…” *Adds overhead lock*

0:59 breaking news: lego owner nearly killed his gears because he forgot to turn on life support, the good news is that he remembered and he saved his gears! Respect!

I love how everytime something breaks he always has an answer of somesort lol

This man does not take no for an answer. These gears are yelling no and he’s just like gears go rrrrrrrr

There are so many gears that they have mechanical delay between the start and end gears...

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Dear god that motor is sobbing my 47 and you just keep going

I like how the machine is struggling for life and he just attaches a brick to it, it’s the same as giving a sad person a bandage

Teacher: "No need to rush in the queue, there is enough food for everyone" The 111th kid:

Why is this stressful to watch but I can't stop

I love that delay from the first gear to the 111th gear

This just looks like an extreme version of Donkey Kong.