Follow the Blue Ball (Chain Reaction Machine) | Creezy

This 'One Ball Path' chain reaction machine is complicated, but your task is simple: Follow the Blue Ball.

This kit is perfect for people who are just starting to make their own Chain Reactions Machine Videos, and can also help teach children about different concepts of physics. Check it out!

1 ball, 1 cup, and 30+ steps. This machine took about 1 and 1/2 months to create and film. Although you can't see it in this video, there were 4 lamps all placed around the room that I had to maneuver around when filming, so things might look a little shaky. Also, I used a Go Pro to filmed this video because the wide-angle lens made it easier to film, while using my iPhone camera required me to film from farther out, making me bump into even more lamps and parts of the machine. Hope it came out okay!

Want to win a free item from the Creezy Merch shop? Guess the exact number of attempts this machine took in the comments. First comment to correctly guess the number wins! One entry per person. Good luck! (Hint: It's over 100)

Song: Dj Quads - Downtown Funk

[rodgerb]

I have to admire anyone who has the a) creativity, b) time, c) patience and d) skill to put together such an inspired Rube Goldberg mechanism.

[KontraptionKids]

Incredible! Rube Goldberg machines have been around for so long, yet people still come up with awesome new ideas. 0:19 is a perfect example. We were convinced this was a motor until closer inspection. Keep it up!

[stetsonstudios]

Creezy has inspired me to start my own trick shot channel. Now I am more amazed at how hard it is to do them. Thanks creezy!!!

[SBDMDK]

Congratulations! I found this very satisfying and entertaining to watch! I love it! That 'clink' of that Blue Ball into the cup: priceless! 😎 My respect to you for all the effort and time you put into this awesome project!

[shanewright]

This work is the most noble enterprise known to man.

[aesraa]

the amount of effort that had to be put into this. i’m so impressed...

[Kaplamino]

A one ball path with a blue ball, I think we could be friends

[lorennzolictao]

Nice work! I loved the spinning spiral circle trick! That was phenomenal!

[thecomplimentguy]

More like Kaplamino's "The Blue Marble"! Fantastic and incredible! Awesome chain reaction machine!

[paigem]

this is one creezy video. awesome job my friend

[tressler]

These are amazing you deserve more subs

[jordanhic]

Dude! This is sick! I’m guessing that took about 35 attempts

[AndrewWires]

Wow... Just wow... I wonder how long it took you from idea to final take

[StickTrickDominoDude]

HOLY CROW That was FANTASTIC! Hope to see more rube goldberg machines from you!

[sirgabealot]

Really nice job! Coming from another machine builder, this machine had a lot of really interesting tricks and mechanisms and foreign objects that I wasn’t expecting. I would love to see more machines from you in the future.

[jackofallspades]

This is very very good! And it's so long!! I did not expect something that lasts almost 2 whole minutes! I loved the various creative ways of letting the ball come to a stop, only to have it get moved again, always in a different motion by a different object. I think one-ball path are so cool, so it's awesome to see builders give it a try for the first time. I really hope you continue building machines, it seems like you definitely have the natural talent for it! Can't wait to see what you make next.

[samkornreich]

Omg so good!!! I didn’t think this was going to be a one take, I loved it!

[nickp]

Oh dude I just dropped my purple diary to watch this and it was an absolute beauty

[TrickShotsTV]

this is amazing. the amount of time this must’ve take is 🤯 131 attempts is my guess

[rant]

The only example of blue balls I've ever enjoyed watching.