Spinning a Lego wheel Over 100,000 RPM! 4K

Unthinkable speeds using 100% Lego Technic! Mesmerising Sounds!
In this Lego Technic RPM Test I’m using 27 Powered Up L Motors powered by 10 control+ Smart Hubs.
I believe this is the fastest spinning Lego wheel, axle there’s been on YouTube!
100,000 RPM equals around 1,666 Revolutions a second which is hard to comprehend.
There’s all a vintage wheel rim which cannot handle the centrifugal force and explodes!

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[aSpyIntheHaus]

This really is testament to how amazingly designed Lego is. I wonder but I can't help but think that you were likely getting quite close to the physical limits of the material in those last few tests

[gibbled]

At these speeds, balance is quite important. I would recommend using a silver/black sharpie instead of reflective tape to get rpm measurements. Also, that tachometer you are using will give inaccurate results if it's not held steady. Try attaching it to a stable platform instead of holding it in your hand.

[rs_]

Assuming you have a disk with a diameter of 10 cm, you would have to reach about 65000 RPM to break the speed of sound, that would be incredibly awesome....
Amazing video by the way, as always.

[earthquake]

100, 000 rpm equals to around 1, 666 revolutions per second.

The French: pathetic.

[TsunauticusIV]

Interesting tidbit… the fastest spinning object made by man is/was a tiny ball of silicon dioxide. Scientists got it spinning to 300 BILLION times per SECOND. Crazy.

[michellee]

It’s called precision toolmaking and design I am surprised no plastic melted on the experiment. Well done

[computernoise]

"Hey, can you come over?"
Not now, babe. I'm spinning at 100k rpm.
"My parents aren't home."
5:16

[Heregoesnuttin]

I can't be the only one that's tempted to touch it while it's spinning at max speed

[JazzbLu]

Who ever would have thought that you can spin a Lego at 100, 000 rpms! Great work!

[aultr]

3:45 Not gonna lie, it sound like a thing when a dentist is digging your tooth

[Grychon]

Man, this is some of the best Lego content out there. Always love it when a new Extreme Brick Machine video pops up.
I wouldn't have thought it possible to get those kind of RPM, but if anyone was going to show it's possible, it would be you. Thanks for sharing Gaz 👍

[pnuton]

Legends say: The piece that flew away is still spinning to this day

[justsomeguy]

The fact that it can go this fast, with what appears to be only official Lego pieces(unless you are using BuzzWiz motors) is incredible. If you want to go even further, you could mirror this and connect it to the other side. However, if you want to achieve speeds higher than this, you might need heat treated axles or metal axles.

[dariozanze]

3:32 haha you got scared!

So did I :D

[irchonite]

I absolutely LOVE gear ratio and high rpm videos, especially with lego, just seeing how far the limits can be pushed. I wish there was a world record leaderboard for this kind of thing, "fastest rpm with lego" to promote competition and push the limit as high as possible.

Edit: I'm so excited for trying to break the speed of sound with lego too!! That's such a cool idea

[TrpleOfficial]

i like how you still keep the speed meter focused on the end even tho a high speed lego got launched. that's true dedication

[WarChallenger]

Well the next logical step is to rig a system to release a propeller at max speed. Imagine the height it could achieve.

[notgray]

for reference, a dremel power tool operates at around 25000 rpm. that's CRAZY FAST

[DanSolow]

Honestly thankyou for the sound warning! 👌

[Brougley]

Sulfur hexafluoride at room temp has a very low speed of sound, is somewhat obtainable and safe-ish, plus because it is heavy you could fill a tub and do final high speed test to get an insane mach number out of lego. It is a very potent GHG though, like super mega Godzilla CO2 so use sparingly after maxing in air ❤ chilling below room temp also reduces speed you need/will give even higher mach number. Room temp to -40c with air you only need 88% speed for mach1, Ideally you would run a vacuum to remove ""all"" the air and then just squirt in a tiny amount of SF6 in an industrial cool room to have min drag of gas and be able to get the highest mach number to make the ultimate lego mach record. HYPERSONIC LEGO MACHINE!