I Invented a 3D LEGO table that's Oddly Satisfying...

In this video I build a 3D LEGO Table that can make SATISFYING WAVES. And if you put something underneath, it creates in on the top. Pretty cool!

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[Brick_Science]

ANNOUNCEMENT!
Aztecs and Mayans... were not the same 😳

Stay in school kids.

[zealous]

I really want an entire table like this 👀SO COOL

[PlottedFate]

the sound of the rods going back down is so nice. put a marble on the top and watch it roll around

[CrunchRosey]

If he makes the table he was talking about, the resolution of the objects placed underneath would increase a lot. I think that would be sick

[df_legomocs]

This is so cool you should definitely make a table with like an acrylic panel on top so like you can eat and do stuff on it but also see the wave and make like a pattern generator that randomize the waves and all that’ll be so sick

[BrickBending]

That is next level amazing! I've dreamt of making something like this, but you did a much, much better job that I could ever have done. Simply awesome. : )

[vpamir]

Imagine a room with a floor like this for VR experiences. A floor that instantly changes to match the landscape or objects in the VR world. The rods might be built with a soft material, inflatable maybe. Wouldn't that be awesome?

[Max-qpiq]

This pains me because I had this same idea a year ago but never had the time or money or supplies to do it. Sadly I still don’t, but I do have ways to improve it. You could use a single motor in the middle and spin it with a paddle on the end to move the pins. You could also add roller/sliders on the sides (like a cnc machine) and have dual motors powering that and a single motor on the point of connection to move the pins. Hopefully I can work on my own version in the future. Thanks for beating me to it and giving me more inspiration!

[reececox]

A table like this with waves that stop at the objects placed on top would be awesome 🤩

[dominicgoelz]

A full table that waves like that one would be by far the coolest thing I've ever seen. And good job on the one you just made, it's EPEC.

[VitoYedda]

this guy said "the Mayan pyramids that the Aztec built" 8:30

[theexchipmunk]

Little tip from my work when you are doing this. Don't insert them one at a time. Grab a bunch and move them as a pack over the surface while holdem them only lightly. That generally goes faster.

[TheCasualCosmonaut]

Dude the sound of the pegs falling back into place on satisfying mode is unparalleled. Almost the perfect "building" sound from any of the lego games.

[paradox_saber]

I remember seeing something like this in the Bionicle 2 movie in the arena, so this really makes me happy to see.

[michaeldeierhoi]

You are hereby designated as ubergeek of the year which of course is a good thing. Truly innovative implementation of Lego hardware into a dynamic structure that appears to have limitless possibilities. Your upgrade to the large system will truly amaze!! Thanks for this post.

[THEMOCCHANNEL]

I would recommend adding half bushes to the ends of all the axles to make sure they don't fall when moving the table around. However I know they that'll take forever as well 😅

[wyattworks]

The sound does it for me it sounds amazing

[AntBandit]

This is such a cool idea. Would love to see a V2 of this with twice as much surface area and height

[winniewhoo]

This guy should be WAY more popular like, 10 HOURS he worked on this video and probably even more for the editing. What a legend

[tiagotiagot]

Another approach for the "satisfying mode" would be to setup a few wheels on a spirograph/orrery-style mechanism, so they move around on various complex epicycles (just be sure it's geared such that the arms never collide); you can even add some pistons driven by gears to change the height of wheels by some amount that doesn't repeat at the same point by many turns.