Making Lego Car CLIMB Slopes

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How to climb steep ramps using Lego? Tested on a plastic glass sheet.
The angle of inclination is gradually increased and the car improved to the limit (and beyond). Enjoy!

Slope material is SAN (styrene acrylonitrile)

The yellow Lego wheel part id is 32020c01

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Please don't ever stop doing this. These tests are so random and interesting and you're very talented.

jaydubb

I love how you demonstrate points of failure in isolation. I feel like "prototyping" gets thrown around a lot, but a lot of engineers (and experts in general) tend to skip a lot of steps unconsciously in videos. That means we often only get to see the process of solving the biggest, hardest problem and not the process of identifying problems and tackling them one at a time.

Somehow this is my first day on your channel, but it is inspiring in a very motivating way instead of being overwhelming. This is deceptively educational content -- not only are you teaching physics/engineering concepts in a memorable way, but you're also teaching some of the harder parts of scientific thinking. You never say "control" or "variable, " and yet...someone could watch your videos and walk away with a better idea of how to solve a complex problem.

Really brilliant. This is one of those moments when I go, "Yeah. This is a delivery on the promise of the internet."

jan-drake

2:18 at this moment, he was just having fun 😂

BuildItCreations

When it went from 60° to 63°, that's when you realize it's really difficult

Lussimio

I love this guy. He makes awesome stuff and solves problems in really cool ways and even has a sense of humor

Thomascheekkkkk

Woah he didn't try a 360 degree slope though

MadMovieMakers

Lego will take over the world with this man’s help.

Krococes

The best part about this channel's videos is how they have to constantly overcome a new hurdle every step of the way - which is extremely realistic in design and makes for an easy to understand video that's fun to watch (because it uses Legos, something every millennial and zoomer has played with).

KC-Mitch

This dude gets funnier and funnier every video, without cracking a single joke

random

If at first you don't succeed, add more gears

JoelCreates

I'm so grateful for your LEGO Technic content. It's always a pleasure to see your new creations. You're an inspiration to me and many other LEGO fans

SmartLegoSG

This can legit be an educational video in physics/engineering class about how to design vehicles to conquer slopes.

ksm_ngr

I like how his improvements go from logical modifications to godlike interference lol

YourLocalCafe

You are very creative I hope you keep making more videos ❤

LEGOCOOKING

You have done rotational speed. You have done weight (which I show everyone). You have done obstacles. You have done climbing angles. You have even gone underwater. Hell you even made them fly in a drone. The next is speed. Show us how fast they can go!!!

MrJibaku