I Built the Pyramids in LEGO!

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In this video, i build 3 LEGO Pyramids! Testing out different methods, to see which one the Egyptians most likely used!

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GUYS... I WAS WRONG IN THE PULLEY DEMONSTRATION. And thanks for your comments letting me know it!

You actually CAN get a 4:1 Mechanical Advantage. But the version i demonstrated wasn't accurate. Apparently I needed to loop the rope back to the rock (weight) and then back to the square to further the weight reduction. So while the version I demonstrated DID work (and the rock was a bit lighter with that first pulley) It only had a reduction of 2. Therefore weighing only 1/2 a lb.

Sorry, I'll do more research next time, really thought i figured them out lol.
Stay in school 🤦🏻‍♂

Brick_Science

Super impressive transition to the new studio!
You can barely tell a difference, but all that extra space gives you plenty of room for fun destruction clips 😈
(Bonus points for Alien Conquest nostalgia)

TheB

That thing makes an awesome wall decoration🔥

gwengamingroblox

Riley basically built Lego in the most tedious ways. Respect 💯

brickstudiosYT

If i can remember correctly. The Egyptians also used a sort of trap door system. They irrigated the water from a river (which I think was the ancient branch of the Nile the "Ahramat") to where the pyramids would be built. And they would slope it onto a wooden (I think) ramp. And how they used it was the water would be separated by how ever many lagers they planned on making. Every beginning of the layer when they had to bring the stone up. A group would lift the trapdoor ahead of the bruck and close the one behind it (The sides of the ramp were inclosed so no water could be let out.). The water would then carry the paller on which the block floated apon up to the next layer due to physics. Now, how they transported the block was through what I remember to be on top of a wooden palate floating down that river.
Now, I might be wrong on the exact mechanics, but I tried my best at this theory as I don't remember EVERY thing about it as I first heard of it years ago. So try not to be too hrash, please👌

Also, I hope someone actually reads this (lol)

StrangeTrails_MV-OH

As usual a wonderful video but.. I think you definitely got something wrong with how pulleys works 😅 redirecting the string without looping it back to the weight does not add mechanical advantage, you need to go back and forth. In the video you only got to a 2 factor reduction, not more

SergioGugliandolo

This was super informative and entertaining! Great video dude!

RJMBricks

1:42 - You've actually already halved the weight by the way you've hooked up that single pulley.

MaskedMarble

the fact that this is actually educational yet funny is brilliant🎉

jiahuiliu

Sound is different BC of the new studio

_Gaming_Official

Out of all the Lego content creators I watch, you are by far the best, and I watch a lot of Lego YouTubers..

Keat

12:40 I love how happy you where in this hahaha! Makes me laugh 😂

BananaMEMESofficial

I’ve watched some documentaries on the pyramids the water elevator thing they didn’t do they used canals to transport the blocks then used the ropes and logs and ramps to roll them up into place

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