I Built a Working LEGO Minecraft Dispenser...

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In this video I made a LEGO Minecraft Redstone dispenser that is mechanical and actually works. It works with a Minecraft Redstone button on top that "activates" the dispenser.

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Way to not take the easy path and go that extra mile to make this thing *SO* much better!!

TheB

You should totally make a crossbow.
I think it would make a five star video seeing how you crammed this dispenser design into a tiny stick

tommytv

While I could think of 80 ways go build the mechanism, the best advice I can give is to focus on building the mechanism first, then build the outer case. Know your constraints before building, otherwise great video and great series. I look forward to what you build next.

Death_is_Beauty

All that trial and error shows just how much effort you put into this video! It turned out great!

micahnike

Gotta love the complexity and effort you put into these builds, really fun to watch 👍👍

Poizi

And I really like to see a working furnace that when you push a button fire will pop up

idkigottadothis

I feel like the mechanism could have been made with just/mostly Technic.

You make long enough shafts of Technic with at least 2-3 pins connecting each of them, then connect that to the back of the mechanism where it needs to be pressed down. You could also include the suspension pieces to make sure the button does pop back up. Also, not sure how you built the button, if it's hollow or solid, but I think hollowing most of it out and replacing a few inner pieces with Technic bricks to hold the long shaft in place would keep weight down, and make the top of the connection closer to the top of the button, which could make things a bit easier with force and whatnot. Adding some plates to the bottom to keep weight down and secure the pieces would be great too.

Again, not 100% sure how you constructed the mechanism since it's a bit hard to see and keep track of all the variations, but those are some ideas that may or may not help improve it.

ARDIZsq

BRO THIS IS SO COOL!!! I love Lego’s and Minecraft and this is AWESOME

shadowsfear

Imagine Lego hires this guy so that he can design large working minecraft redstone blocks for buyable Lego sets

WraifGaming

At this rate he will start building 2x2 piston doors with Legos

itsbosco

This guy is really talented! The poor guy is so underrated! Someone get him a million subscribers. ❤

Kashyyyktrooperstudios

you definitely deserve more subs, found you about a month ago and have never stopped watching. i hope you keep making these, they are very fun to watch!

WitherRBLX