Infinite LEGO Domino Machine (World Record)

I kinda went insane once this finally started working.

This is just the beginning of what I have planned for this channel. It has been about 6 months since I have posted a video, but I have spent most of that time learning about video production and developing processes that will make my videos go faster in the future. Though I am still working full time, I have a giant list of amazing creations that I want to build and I won’t let something like a lack of time distract me from that. Dominos are just the tip of the iceberg!

See my creations as I build them:

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[StrangeParts]

This is lovely. Can't way to see the circular version.

[BobbyDukeArts]

Dude! That's so cool. Your persistence and engineering is not only impressive but inspiring. I can't wait to see the next iterations of this design!

[JKBrickworks]

Brilliant work, dude! Love all the innovative solutions you have going on, and it works so smoothly in the end. Infinitely satisfying!

[tomd]

Actually insane that you technically broke a world record that took a group of engineers to beat in a cave with a box of scraps.

[CheeseyStudios]

Your commitment to making this happen has been incredible to watch. The build is mind-boggling! Well done.

[amaryllis]

I was initially disappointed that this wasn't the infinite loop, then thoroughly entertained and impressed by seeing the process of making the mechanism, then delighted by the reveal that there are plans for a curved/looping design!

[jaggerbrenko]

Id love to see this in a circle where its just a forever loop of it raising them up and following along

[SacredBricks]

This is one of the coolest builds ever. The fact that you spent four months on this shows the crazy dedication and you made an awesome video for it. Congrats man :)

[thatgoose]

The fact that this hasn’t blown up is astounding to me.

[TheB]

This is so infinitely cool!

What a journey this must have been—4 months of hard work DEFINITELY paid off with the satisfying final result. Can't wait to see what you create next!

[tateboyce]

I don't usually subscribe after just one video, but you instantly earned my subscription with this

[danelyn.]

damn this is a beautiful build... as an external person with absolutely no experience designing Lego's, this looks insanely impressive. especially the integration part, my brain couldn't even start to think about how to combine two mechanisms together and it looked beautiful on your end, much respect!

[seant]

I think I need the energy of “it’s time to make betrayal illegal” in more of my problem solving. Amazing build, and congrats on taming the magnet criminals!

[fricey_]

We need a 10 hour loop of this machine just running

[Hevesh]

wow this is a lego and engineering marvel 🤯 absolutely brilliant! the magnet idea to keep the dominoes in place was very smart. I wish I could do this with my own “real” domino projects haha (also it was nice to see my video briefly at 0:14 😊) props
to you on the time spent getting this to all work! a curved domino machine will be very interesting!

[FBISecurity]

Can't wait to see the circular one, that is a fantastic idea, but I'm worried about how large a circle you'll need to keep it going perpetually.

[lifefindsaway]

I love the circular infinite domino idea. It will have to be a very wide circle to give each arm enough time to reset the domino. Also, because the backstop for each domino is attached to the lever raising the domino in front of it, you may have issues with setting them up asynchronously

[AminalCreacher]

The history of Lego magnets is much more storied than just the trains theme! They were used across a diverse range of themes including Aquanauts, City, and Star Wars. The fan favorite theme "M:Tron" was based entirely on magnetic play features (hence the "M"!) Sometime in the early 2000s, the small magnetic elements were ditched, likely due to the possibility of internal damage in case a child were to swallow a pair of them. Many other toy companies did the same around this time (Buckyballs my beloved.) Lego trains are still produced into the modern era, and now connect using larger, less swallowable elements (much to the disappointment of trains fans like myself.) Just a bit of fun trivia. If anyone actually reads all this, i appreciate u :)

[corbinmansell]

His cheer of happiness after his hard work payed off at 6:38 is so adorable and it makes me so happy 🥺😊

[pete_nana]

8:02 I love the self-aware decent into madness as you realize you can tell if the machine is working properly just by touching it.