Building Bigger & BIGGER Brushless Motors Using Lego
1.5M views · May 14, 2025 · Science & Technology
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@JamiesBrickJams · 1 year ago · pinned
Pick up your own Bambu Lab A1 here: <a href="http://shrsl.com/2qhlq-2yn7-1cwx9">http://shrsl.com/2qhlq-2yn7-1cwx9</a>
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@KleioKazoli · 1 year ago
Make a lego nuclear reactor
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@zmarfion · 1 year ago
"babe wake up, the lego electric guy uploaded"
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@daviniusb6798 · 1 year ago
I just LOVE the combination of LEGO and 3D-Printing. It feels so natural, every modern kid with a dad smart enough could take this route!
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@zmarfion · 1 year ago
all silliness aside, the technique of spinning the motor module for a test of symmetry is actually a really effective technique even though its so simple.
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@luukjanen · 1 year ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUS7GGv-UJs&t=1013">16:53</a> this is not an illegal building technique, as it doesn't put a lot of stress on the pieces making it break.
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@OrcaRC · 1 year ago
this guys too safe 😔
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@MartynDerg · 1 year ago
"I made something"<br>"Sponsored by bambu"<br>oooooooooof course
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@Starboost2709 · 1 year ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUS7GGv-UJs&t=1010">16:50</a> scared me for a second
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@accueil750 · 1 year ago
>takes as much precautions as possible for flying magnets<br>>puts fingers right next to saw blade while its spinning<br>>stops sawblade with fingers<br>>always puts hands in plane of rotation of the flywheel and sawblade<br><br>Do you hate your fingers ? (Im being silly, good video, i just thought this was funny, i know its not that risky)
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@jaqhass · 1 year ago (edited)
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUS7GGv-UJs&t=447">07:27</a> Don't use metal to get print jobs off the plate.... Been there, done that. Print a pla scraper or use a plastic spatula. And don't forget, sometimes you got to clean that nozzle to prevent clogging or partial clogging. Once in a blue moon you also have to replace the lubrication in the extruder.
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@jankubisz9521 · 1 year ago
hey if you want MORE POWER, try adding coils on both sides of the rotors, should double it
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