Infinite LEGO Candy Factory...

This infinite LEGO® Candy Factory is an awesome blend of LEGO® Technic, LEGO® Mindstorms, and other custom electronics--and candy of course! From sorting candy to fulfilling customer orders, this LEGO® machine does it all autonomously! This LEGO® MOC is sure to amaze you! What's not to love, it's LEGO® bricks and candy :)

Just wanted to say that I believe you're super special, and that Jesus loves you!

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[TheB]

I think the business shipping those candy orders is committing tax fraud… but this is your *COOLEST, * most satisfying build yet!

[senseiplay]

I'd eat 70% of them before even starting the recording. That's some willpower right here

[phensuximiide]

“Needs a lot of support”

Me too, buddy. Me too.

[arreis]

Love how every adjustment was about functionality and then gets to the box curtain like "I WANT IT TO RIPPLE"😂

[thebaku]

The only part of this that isn't a closed loop is the white candy. Once they've all been sorted out, we'll never get any new ones

[Roberts_good_channel]

The first candy sorter was already impressive, but the final product was probably the best thing made out of lego I've ever seen!

[justinsemple]

One possible improvement would be to hide the "recycling" so that it looks like the candy is actually getting shipped out at the final stage.

You could add an illusory "packing" stage where the open box appears to be sealed. In reality the open box discreetly dumps the candy and is swapped out for a closed box.

The first stage could also be an illusion where the candy is being made from raw ingredients or something.

If you can hide the fact that the system is a closed loop it would really sell the idea that this is a factory.

[piemaster]

This is a good example of integration testing! Each piece of the factory might work fine on its own, but when you hook them together, something might break, so you need to test things in context.

[JoshuaMola-rwfq]

“I’ll have 3 reds, two greens, a blue and a yellow.” One week later: “I would like to speak to your manager, I never got my order.”

[SpringDavid]

this is the type of stuff you'd see in a random street on Japan, everywhere on a lego museum or in a cheap restaurant that has the weirdest theme ever but the food feels like proof there is a divine entity that loves us all.

[Brick_Science]

I wondered what you were working so hard on… this was well worth waiting dude. I LOVE THIS IDEA!
Beautifully designed as well!

[blugunrepublic]

I’d never be able to build something like this as I can’t snap my fingers.

[sebbes]

Advanced "Do nothing machine" :D
AWESOME!

[TheKidAndCube]

17:26 look in the white gumball container because there’s a Orange gumball

[ZachKingCompilations]

you had me when you started customizing the look of the little flappers....wow

[qp]

Candy machines always makes me happy.
I vaguely remember in the old internet, there was a lego candy machine with just mindstorms controllers, which sorts candies by colour, puts 3 candies of choice into a small glass jar and screws a lid on.

[Bob_TheBeaver]

You should make a website where people can input their "orders" when watching a YT stream of it (it would even work when you weren't there!)

[Elliottblancher]

I love that he just yeets pieces that he does not like out of existence

[timderks]

I really liked that you showed us why you built something, i.e. the problem, instead of just going "this is my candy factory, and it just works".

[HawloKnight]

As much as I would love to see this as an actual lego set, I cannot even begin to imagine how expensive it would be.