This Lego Levitates

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  • čas přidán 22. 03. 2023
  • Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=122597865
    See my latest experiments and behind-the-scenes footage!
    Is this flashing spinning Lego thingy floating in thin air? Well… sort of! Let’s see how it works.
    If you want to make your own levitating fidget gadget, all you’ll need is some Lego, and some countersunk neodymium magnets. It takes a little balancing, but ultimately, these are relatively easy to make.
    #lego #levitating #technic #toys #moc
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Komentáře • 37

  • @eliselinger3624
    @eliselinger3624 Před rokem +8

    Two things, this channel is super underrated and deserves more subscribers, and secondly, could you provide a link to the lights if they weren’t homemade.

    • @JamiesBrickJams
      @JamiesBrickJams  Před rokem +2

      Thanks, really appreciate it! I had a quick look, but I can't seem to find them anymore. I'm pretty sure I got them on amazon a while ago - worth looking there or on AliExpress

  • @fifimodec
    @fifimodec Před rokem +5

    This video will blow up soon

  • @skeletorhig
    @skeletorhig Před rokem

    Beautiful!

  • @paltipa
    @paltipa Před rokem

    Great video James 👍

  • @zurkatri1049
    @zurkatri1049 Před rokem +1

    Is is cool af idk how this guy doesn't have more subs

  • @witchisweird784
    @witchisweird784 Před rokem +1

    congrats on 30 subs

  • @ItRemindMeOfHome
    @ItRemindMeOfHome Před rokem

    Could you possibly use this to spin the crank on a Lego generator?
    It probably wouldn't produce much, but it might be a neat idea to increase total overall output from the generator by having something continuously spinning it.

    • @JamiesBrickJams
      @JamiesBrickJams  Před rokem +1

      You could indeed. Though anything with a significant power draw would produce quite a bit of drag. Probably fine for some low powered LEDs though. Tom Stanton made a beautiful levitating flywheel generator like this

  • @morphles
    @morphles Před rokem

    Hm nice nice. One thing that could make it look nicer, maybe, is to use tension on some string on right instead of drilling into liftarms? :) could probably use friction-less pin to hook up string to some fixed hole, and then it's just a matter of attaching it sensibly to spinners axle. if string is thin/and or transparent, could be almost invisible!

    • @JamiesBrickJams
      @JamiesBrickJams  Před rokem +1

      That's actually a fantastic idea - might reduce a bit of friction too. Like you said, maybe some thin fishing line would make it almost invisible! Cheers for the idea - I'll definitely give it a try as there's an upgraded version of this I'll be building soon.

  • @oqarshi4185
    @oqarshi4185 Před rokem +2

    how do u not hwave more subs?

  • @Virbox
    @Virbox Před rokem +1

    wow cool!

  • @Mr.LT1
    @Mr.LT1 Před rokem +1

    the algorithm has chosen you!

    • @JamiesBrickJams
      @JamiesBrickJams  Před rokem

      I've no idea how any of this works 😅 But it's exciting to see

  • @_bleh_
    @_bleh_ Před rokem +2

    Def blowing up!

  • @Jkauppa
    @Jkauppa Před rokem

    try 4-point contained maglev axle, with two end cap plate maglevs and two radial tube bearing maglevs to keep it same angle

    • @Jkauppa
      @Jkauppa Před rokem

      thats same as trying to balance something on top of a hill, when its trying to roll down, do it better

    • @JamiesBrickJams
      @JamiesBrickJams  Před rokem

      I think I understand what you mean .. it sounds challenging, but I'll play with it and see just how bad it is

    • @Jkauppa
      @Jkauppa Před rokem

      @@JamiesBrickJams well its just stable maglev

    • @Jkauppa
      @Jkauppa Před rokem

      @@JamiesBrickJams simplest form of stable maglev is vertical stick

  • @chrisyee7466
    @chrisyee7466 Před rokem

    Where did you buy those magnets from?

    • @JamiesBrickJams
      @JamiesBrickJams  Před rokem

      Hey, I just got them on Amazon. Something like these should work well: amzn.eu/d/1EAotBw

  • @Infms_TacocaT
    @Infms_TacocaT Před rokem

    Where did you find those led bricks?

    • @JamiesBrickJams
      @JamiesBrickJams  Před rokem

      I think I found them on Amazon a while ago (pretty sure they're not real 'Lego')

  • @legofreak5769
    @legofreak5769 Před rokem

    Where do you order magnets from?

    • @JamiesBrickJams
      @JamiesBrickJams  Před rokem +1

      Hey, most of mine are from Amazon, but some are from AliExpress when I don't care how long shipping will take

  • @jakubpollak2067
    @jakubpollak2067 Před rokem

    Why are these videos recommended now?
    Insta sub!