√2 and 45° Every LEGO Builders Worst Enemy. Unlocking The Secrets Of The LEGO Grid.

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• KI

  @kikania · 1 year ago

  what a world it would be where sqrt(2) was rational

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• PH

  @phyllostomus · 1 year ago

  As a mathematician this is really heartwarming video to me. This is math! This whole video is just fun with math!

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• PI

  @pinkraven4402 · 1 year ago

  stages of grief with sqrt(2):<br>- blissful ignorance<br>- annoyence<br>- deep hate and giving up<br>- finding that it actually can be done, if you&apos;re creative enough<br>- joy, pride, love sqrt(2)

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• BR

  @bradkrick8254 · 1 year ago

  Best LEGO content on the internet. Anyone can review sets. This is true learning and teaching. Keep it up!!

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• MS

  @msclrhd · 1 year ago

  The Jazz Club set has a section at 45deg. It uses 4558957 on a 4517986. That is built up to provide 2 studs that connect to the regular grid (the building wall at a separatable level) via two long tile pieces. See page 109-113.

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• GA

  @garrettgarrett9365 · 1 year ago

  My eyes went big when I saw what you were doing with your adjustable angle technique. I stopped what I was doing, and it was amazing. And yes, please show an example of this technique on a Mils build. I’d like to see something of a semi-finished 32x32 section that would show off the true 45 of a building interacting with another building perhaps, or a fence etc. maybe a corner tower that’s at 45? Whatever you might come up with, your curiosity is a breath of fresh air, and I thank you.

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• GH

  @Ghaz002 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nDjWtrHPT0&amp;t=93">1:33</a> finally proof that √2 is rational

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• SP

  @SportyPompano · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nDjWtrHPT0&amp;t=780">13:00</a> THIS is awesome! I have seen so many moc builders that have a little gap that they dont like, now i know where to send them if they need!!!

• GC

  @gcewing · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nDjWtrHPT0&amp;t=775">12:55</a> If anyone notices that your walls move a bit, you could use the excuse that it&apos;s to make the building earthquake-resistant.

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• NI

  @nicolasb6426 · 1 year ago

  Other ways to achieve 45° angle would be to interact with Technic pieces. <br>It could be achieved from the old fashion 4273a toothed joint to 32192 axle connector with 32064 &nbsp;or 73230 and variable axle length. It of course use more space but can be also a very strong connection.

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• GI

  @giannisjrgaganis1915 · 6 months ago

  well, to be fair, 45 degrees angle is definitelly posible with turntables. But it requires more advanced techniques to make it work. For what i have in mind, some brackets and snot for half plate offset as well as bar connections in the back of the wall to keep it stable

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• UT

  @Utesfan100 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Some play with the Gaussian integers can be used to show that your stacked pair of 3x2 &nbsp;&quot;sugar grids&quot; makes a 119x120x169 Pythagorean angle.

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