4:16 you could add some brushes right in front of minecart's front wheels to prevent sticks and other trash from derailing. Your traveling between bioms would be safer.
At 9:20 this is a irl phenomenon called ‘hunting oscillation’. And in reference with your case. The flanges of the brake drums are hitting the track at higher speeds making the ride quality seem more unstable. The best way to eliminate this is to change the wheel profile of the brake drum to be more conical in nature while tuning the flange-track gap on your set. At high speeds the hunting oscillations become too much for the train and the constant bouncing of the flanges causes sufficient friction in balance with the torque of the motor which gives you this top speed of 26mph. There are some cases where hunting oscillation can derail the train as the repeated bouncing can simply throw your wheels of the track. This also happens with regular trains passenger, freight, tankers, etc. Upvote to get @Joel Creates to see this to possibly help his design :) More information can be found here (there are 2 useful gifs at the start to demonstrate the effect): en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunting_oscillation
the back-and forth bouncing at higher speeds is caused by the angle of the train wheels. The angle is necessary to go around corners properly, but the greater the angle, the more it tends to oscillate at higher speeds. A flatter wheel is better at higher speeds, but can't turn as sharp of a corner.
And on top of the train wheels there is also variables like how the track was laid If using jointed rails that essentially butt up together and then bolted, that is commonly not perfectly straight so there will be slight lateral motion transferred to anything running on the tracks
the fact that this man didn't decide to give up when his mind told him that this could be to hard is incredible.keep up the good work joel! hope to see more of these types of videos!
The stick on the tracks causing the minecart to derail was so funny, it's just like that old bug from 1.4 where minecarts collided with dropped item stacks on the tracks :)
The shaking was due to hunting oscillation. This is the same effect that happens on the DLR in London. To reduce this you could add yaw dampers and increase the weight of the vehicle
Both Minecraft-y and in general, nice! I love how surreal the cart looks on real tracks. It may already exist, but have you thought about something like this for commercial scenarios? While admittedly not very safe, small carts of any sort could be a lot of fun for younger children, even attached together as an alternative to train cars.
I'd be worried about digits being lopped right off by the wheels from them not understanding the dangers! or purposely trying to run stuff over with it. or worse
The wobble is a classic railroad problem. Go look at how regular rail wheelsets are built the solution to your problem is specifically in the tapper on the wheel. The geometry of the wheel helps prevent derailing and controls the speed wobble.
I don't know much about trains/railroads, but I do know rollercoasters. My guess is that the wobble problem stems from the articulating nature of the wheels (so it can go around corners). Am I off? Close enough?
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 it’s actually to do with the thermal expansion and contraction of the track, and the placement of the ties, and the coarseness of the gravel bed the ties are embedded in.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 What's most likely happening here is hunting oscillation. Since in a curve, the turning radii of the inner and outer tracks are different, the distance the wheels travel is different. But since the wheels are on the same axle, this would be a problem. Therefore, engineers made the profile of the wheel not flat, but rather with a taper. This meant that the train shifting to the side would account for the difference in radius. This also had the added benefit of stabilising the train since the flanges help keep it centred. However, it seems like the brake drums don't have tapers, so the self-correcting effect is not present. The rails could also be slightly wobbly, and in the video they are quite wobbly. Also the minecart doesn't have suspension which means all the bumps are transmitted into the box... From my observations, it also seems like the flanges on the brake drums are tiny, which likely makes it easier for the train to derail. Therefore welding a ring onto the drum to increase the flange would help reduce the number of derailments. The minecart only has 2 axles, so it is functionally similar to a singular bogie. Normal trains tend to have two bogies supporting a long carriage. However, it is quite rare to have steerable bogies- vast majority of trains have the axles fixed to the bogie (albeit with some suspension)
Some day when I grow up, I want to be as cool as the owners of Little Amerricka. This project was 99% being allowed to use their rails, 1% only have to build the cart. It's not even in the discussion that this is a project without them agreeing to use their rails. It would've been so easy for them to say no, or worry more about what could go wrong, or hide behind lawyers and liability. The real heroes in this story.
@@jamess1787 The ppl at Little Amerricka were his last option in his local area though, explained from the last video. It would've been pretty hard for Joel to manage a small project like this outside of his range where he lives.
This is actually a pretty simple project. It's mostly structural stuff, the mechanics are as simple as a scooter motor and chain drive to one of the axles, and then a tilt hinge for the non-powered axle so that it won't derail if the track twists. As for wiring, it's just a battery, a motor, an off-the-shelf motor controller and an off-the-shelf servo-tester.
that little "what if" segment starting off the conclusion... I think it really encapsulates the melancholy of Minecraft, and the fact you kept going and had this experience actually mirrors how building your first track in game can really make you feel like you're finally mastering this world, finally *living* in it instead of just surviving - and from the sounds of how this project went, I would say you went through those very same experiences in the real world. I'm glad this went so well for you. I hope you keep living life how you want to. Good luck, and remember to keep doing you. Thank you.
That bit at the end literally made me cry and now I feel like I can start crazy projects and push through my general anxiety disorder I haven't lived the way I'd like to due to it and it's so hard to push through thank you so much
I experience strong doubt every time I make a video, but facing it patiently and not giving up hope is a skill you can develop with practice. I'm rooting for you
Just wanted to say this is incredible. Often when it comes to railways it's a struggle to promote the hobby to a wider sphere, but something like this is potentially not only a one time promotional thing. I'm sure they'd be more than happy to have you back for open days and such, more fun for you and a little something different for the visitors. Little America seems like a lovely railroad with some lovely locomotives, but it's something I'd be unlikely to stumble across as a UK railfan. The genuine joy of creation and sharing it with your loved ones is so touching and utterly oozes from this video, especially since this is something you got to share with your wife. It's been a wholesome ride and I hope you're able to keep creating fun projects. 😊
In minecraft you can create a “train” by “linking” (pushing) carts together with a furnace in front to make it a “train” per say. I think it would be cool to make this “train” and get reactions from kids.
1:10 to quote headspace sleepcasts "There's a nice inevitability in a train. Just by sitting quietly, you're doing a perfect job. Everything that can be done has been done."
A really interesting idea would be to make more minecarts that all connect up to the main cart and follow it's directions, so you could make an entire train of them so everyone has their own.
additional thought, you could make a furnace cart which hides a large/more powerful electric motor/batteries and have it push or pull a train of minecarts
If he could do this, maybe get Mojang involved, and see about having a post-pandemic event at the park that's based on Minecraft, it'd be really cool. It would definitely drum up park attendance.
Once again letting me fulfill my minecraft dreams vicariously IRL through you. Thank you for delivering the goods, it's been one epic journey. If I had access to the cart I would try to recreate moving items using the hopper variant!
Imagine if they give him a contract and a budget to make more sturdy ones for them, the amount of children that would line up to sit in real working minecraft minecart would be looooong.
This is awesome! You could swap the wheels out with some inflatable wheels and add some steering and drive it around town. It seems like it could be a good daily driver. Your thumbnail is on point! Keep up the great work!
theres just something about playing minecraft for the first time, its magical, its like your in another world with no distractions and a place where you can do what you want.
Now this, this is exactly what I love to see on UA-cam! Just wholesome humans doing wholesome human things, trying out a fun idea, having fun in the meantime, getting an awesome result. This was so enjoyable to watch :)
0:39 I remember 10 years ago, I was 4 years old, I watched my first mc video on kids UA-cam. I fell in love in 1 sight, then 2 years later, we got Minecraft demo on our Xbox 360. We had 2 controlers and one of us could go out of village, sometimes both, I used to play with my brothers and we used to go up the wool Minecraft sign that was in the sky. Good times. This music has a special place in my heart and always will.
0:40 to 1:27 summed up probably the very first experience when I played Minecraft, him saying "but the idea of riding down a track you see when you're on rails, no matter what you encounter along the way, all you have to do is hold on and enjoy the ride." that felt like a life quote of some sort. First recommended vid, nice 👍
Y'know what, I think it'd be neat if the park invites you back after the pandemic. Seeing a Minecraft minecart IRL would certainly be one way to get kids even more interested in trains and railroads (possibly engineering, too, considering you made this thing).
Genuinely one of the coolest videos I have ever watched to-date. You've fulfilled your own wish, and every player who has ever dreamed of this. Beautiful. I anticipate this being very popular very soon. Looking forward to the next time this pops up in my recommended!!!
it could really use some cone shaped wheels like trains have, it helps allow some movement but also gives it the ability to self-centre on the tracks. great for bumps and turns
I absolutely love this video, not just for the project itself but for seeing your enjoyment of it, how completely ecstatic you are about every part of the experience. I can just tell that this wasn't just a project for the views, this to you is a genuine passion and I just love that about it. Great work Joel and everyone else involved. Amazing
YO you have no idea how hyped I was when I saw this came out. I saw it on the side and INSTANTLY stopped watching my 2 hours of memes but it feels like 20 minutes and came right here.
@@JoelCreates i watched the origonal one and legit was so excited for the next one. ive wanted someone to make a minecraft minecart but this blew my expectations WAYYYY out of the water amazing job.
The fact it has reverse instantly makes this thing +10 coolness level. I was expecting a cart you’d have to run up and down every time you wanted to use it. This thing is awesome. Also Trevor is great.
I just stumbled across this video and was really surprised that he was at Little Amerricka. I used to go there all the time as a kid, and I rode the train often. Good nostalgia seeing it again on video.
wow dude, Thank you for bringing back some awesome memories, Wayyy back in like 2015 or so on XBOX 360 i made a minecart track throughout my world and every now and again would take it to see my progress. Thank you for that sense of nostalgia and good on you for making this a reality! It looks fricking sick and you guys did a wonderful job!
This was such a cool project and it turned out really good! It looks like so much fun just riding around the park in this thing and you present it so well! I like how you don't just show us some flashy footage of you riding around. You tell a story and your personal connection to everyone involved and that's really cool! Well done!
Not enough of a market to mass-produce them, but maybe build to order? It would be an affordable entry point into backyard railroading, problem is most people don't really have the space for an estate railway like that and there's very few existing 16" gauge lines that are open to people running their own equipment - first off, 16" gauge isn't even a recognized standard, the closest standardized gauge is 15" gauge, and second, most minimum gauge railways won't be willing to let some random person show up with a home-built contraption to run on their line due to safety, liability and the fact that it holds up normal operations.
seriously though you could sell these at to some other places like little america with miniature railways as a kiddie attraction, maybe even make a furnace cart with a little motor in it to drive a train of unpowered carts
I've been up to a speculated 15-20 mph, on my 7.5" gauge live steam locomotive (a crusty, wood fired Little Engines American for those intrested) it's a bit frightening with the track jostling, trying to stuff wood into the firebox and simultaneously driving and pumping water into the boiler. (Its a three handed operation!)
@@NowhereMan260 yeah, I didn't really even notice I was going that fast until my passenger told me once we stopped. Thanks, wood (Almond In particular) is far easier then coal, it burns just as hot (it seems) and responds quickly.
This is a very interesting build. I thought about something that maybe will help with the wobbling, but I'm no engineer so I might not be right at all. But I'm guessing maybe the balance in the cart can maybe be fixed with weights on the sides to help keep it down? I'm not sure that might work but it's an idea
Go check out the geometry of actual train wheelsets. His issue lies in the shape of his wheels and how they contact the rail. The wobble like that is a classic railroad problem that got solved with the special geometry of the wheels themselves in the early days if railroading.
It would be cool to see a chain line of these , where only the ones on the front amd back can control where they go and how fast, kinda like the train trever shows. that way it can be a cart ride with others and travel with cargo!
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Experience the minecart in 360! ua-cam.com/video/Gn18tWSi96k/v-deo.html
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Claim your “Here before this blows up” ticket here
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just dont place a thousand of them in a tight space, it might crash reality
Hello there
You are giving me ideas...
And _especially_ don't put a cubic meter of sticks of TNT in each one!
@@notthatntg wtf
@@notthatntg wtf
4:16 you could add some brushes right in front of minecart's front wheels to prevent sticks and other trash from derailing. Your traveling between bioms would be safer.
or even just a wheel guard that pushes stuff off
@@Blue-bf8lv yeah basically this is what i meant but wasn't able to explain/express bc Eng isn't my mother language, thanks😅😃💪
@@krystofgresak4295 čech že jo :D
@@animeguy4762 😃😃 Nabsolutně, si piš
He spent so much time making a complex electrical motor propulsion system and he could have just held w
What a shame
At 9:20 this is a irl phenomenon called ‘hunting oscillation’. And in reference with your case. The flanges of the brake drums are hitting the track at higher speeds making the ride quality seem more unstable. The best way to eliminate this is to change the wheel profile of the brake drum to be more conical in nature while tuning the flange-track gap on your set. At high speeds the hunting oscillations become too much for the train and the constant bouncing of the flanges causes sufficient friction in balance with the torque of the motor which gives you this top speed of 26mph. There are some cases where hunting oscillation can derail the train as the repeated bouncing can simply throw your wheels of the track. This also happens with regular trains passenger, freight, tankers, etc.
Upvote to get @Joel Creates to see this to possibly help his design :)
More information can be found here (there are 2 useful gifs at the start to demonstrate the effect): en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunting_oscillation
yooooo you smart as hell man
Mega Mind 👽🧠
@@justv1bin NAW FUCK GREEN NEEDLE HE ON THAT BRAINSTORM SHIT
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Small nuance: that "25 mph" is the maximum speed of a Minecraft minecart _on a downward slope._
Newest snapshot would like to have a word with this statement :3
_-yeah-_
the back-and forth bouncing at higher speeds is caused by the angle of the train wheels. The angle is necessary to go around corners properly, but the greater the angle, the more it tends to oscillate at higher speeds. A flatter wheel is better at higher speeds, but can't turn as sharp of a corner.
Wow the more you know!!
9:20 Are you referring to hunting oscillation?
@@iruton1334 having just looked up that term, yes, I believe I am.
And on top of the train wheels there is also variables like how the track was laid
If using jointed rails that essentially butt up together and then bolted, that is commonly not perfectly straight so there will be slight lateral motion transferred to anything running on the tracks
It's called hunting oscillation. On full-size trains it typically occurs at around 55-65 mph and can be exacerbated by the use of jointed rail.
I always love how Damien is underwhelmed by everything
He's just used to being amazed by Joel that he's desensitized.
Integza commenting on Joel, 2 favorite youtubers in 1 place!
joel vs joel
We love Damien!!
For the love of all things red, tasty and good on salads, don't ask to attach a rocket to it.
I'd love just 30 minutes of minimally edited footage of that minecart just doing its thing
Yes pls
Same. That thing is just so cool and the sound of the minecart going down the rails is so relaxing.
Yes
With Minecraft music in the background...
Same
the fact that this man didn't decide to give up when his mind told him that this could be to hard is incredible.keep up the good work joel! hope to see more of these types of videos!
Wow, its so crazy he didnt just curl up into a ball in his bed and wither away at the first sign of adversity.
@@JimboJuicein this community that’s more common than you think
@@JimboJuice ?
Keep in mind this is just him holding W. Imagine how fast it would be if it were on powered rails.
He could probably make do if he got a furnace minecart
Fax
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He should make powered rails to go with this
He should go build a minecart that uses the overhead lines above the rails.
7:21 I didn't know real minecraft sized spiders existed. I would literally die if I saw one of these anywhere
If they made that sound I would too
@@JoelCreates 🚈🚂🚞🚠🚠🥒🌜🦆🙈🐵🐼🤩😕😡🤨😋😒
Those 2 meter things? Yeah
Just come to australia
@@remired2259 here we have the new variant of covid and SPIDERS like deadly small to big
This is so fire dude!! Mad props
louis! pog
Instantly thought of your vid with the boat when I saw this
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@@deskloskus same lol
*camman’s dream has been accomplished*
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You mean canman? (Joke)
Can man
Not until he finds out that cars and planes are faster
The stick on the tracks causing the minecart to derail was so funny, it's just like that old bug from 1.4 where minecarts collided with dropped item stacks on the tracks :)
It said something about his mother also... Which is not cool.
@@NiCoTHX What are you talking about?
@@PaSistem32 The sticks man... they whisper stuff. Can you hear them?
@@NiCoTHX schizophrenia be like
@@reimulade ADHD more like...
11:39 THISSSS is a Minecraft minecart and today I will be taking you on an tour of this vehicle, showing its many quirks and features.
I ran out of time to give it my doug score
Doug reference 😏
YES
This is literally what I was thinking. I was like, "doug is that you?"
@@JoelCreates so whats the score then?
This is a great video Joel! Way to go!
Hi tkor!!!
Wow a tkor comment with 14 likes 😂
I didn't expect to see TKOR.
i watch your vids all the time TKOR
I didnt expect you
The shaking was due to hunting oscillation. This is the same effect that happens on the DLR in London. To reduce this you could add yaw dampers and increase the weight of the vehicle
Both Minecraft-y and in general, nice! I love how surreal the cart looks on real tracks. It may already exist, but have you thought about something like this for commercial scenarios? While admittedly not very safe, small carts of any sort could be a lot of fun for younger children, even attached together as an alternative to train cars.
go karts are a thing, i can't see how much dangerous this could be with a hard speed limit, some people watching over the kids and helmets.
I think they already have those at amusement parks and stuff. I've also seen trackless "trains" driving around malls.
I recall riding a miniature hand powered minecart on a track at an amusement park when I was young, I can confirm that it was a lot of fun!
@@CrazyStranger11 That's one of the things that gave me this idea, but I'd still say we can use more rail carts.
I'd be worried about digits being lopped right off by the wheels from them not understanding the dangers! or purposely trying to run stuff over with it. or worse
The wobble is a classic railroad problem. Go look at how regular rail wheelsets are built the solution to your problem is specifically in the tapper on the wheel. The geometry of the wheel helps prevent derailing and controls the speed wobble.
I don't know much about trains/railroads, but I do know rollercoasters. My guess is that the wobble problem stems from the articulating nature of the wheels (so it can go around corners). Am I off? Close enough?
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 it’s actually to do with the thermal expansion and contraction of the track, and the placement of the ties, and the coarseness of the gravel bed the ties are embedded in.
Speed wobble can get real nasty when bombing a hill on a skateboard. I nearly learned this one the hard way. 😬
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 What's most likely happening here is hunting oscillation. Since in a curve, the turning radii of the inner and outer tracks are different, the distance the wheels travel is different. But since the wheels are on the same axle, this would be a problem. Therefore, engineers made the profile of the wheel not flat, but rather with a taper. This meant that the train shifting to the side would account for the difference in radius. This also had the added benefit of stabilising the train since the flanges help keep it centred. However, it seems like the brake drums don't have tapers, so the self-correcting effect is not present. The rails could also be slightly wobbly, and in the video they are quite wobbly. Also the minecart doesn't have suspension which means all the bumps are transmitted into the box...
From my observations, it also seems like the flanges on the brake drums are tiny, which likely makes it easier for the train to derail. Therefore welding a ring onto the drum to increase the flange would help reduce the number of derailments.
The minecart only has 2 axles, so it is functionally similar to a singular bogie. Normal trains tend to have two bogies supporting a long carriage. However, it is quite rare to have steerable bogies- vast majority of trains have the axles fixed to the bogie (albeit with some suspension)
Honestly I've never heard of Minecraft
You should check out one of those Minecraft UA-cam channels to see if you would like it
lmfao check out the rail road on the creative plots server
I think if this jeracraft guy played mc he’d be a great builder.
I’m not sure tho just a hunch
it's a pretty niche game, can't blame you tbh
@@enolopanr9820 ya just a hunch would be interesting to see how much time he would put into them
camman18 will respect this
Too late they made Minecarts faster
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Some day when I grow up, I want to be as cool as the owners of Little Amerricka. This project was 99% being allowed to use their rails, 1% only have to build the cart. It's not even in the discussion that this is a project without them agreeing to use their rails. It would've been so easy for them to say no, or worry more about what could go wrong, or hide behind lawyers and liability. The real heroes in this story.
Just find another company with rails.
We have a few "entertainment" places with private "railways" around here. One should say YES.
That amusement park was my first job. Darrel is chill lol.
@@jamess1787 The ppl at Little Amerricka were his last option in his local area though, explained from the last video. It would've been pretty hard for Joel to manage a small project like this outside of his range where he lives.
Simply amazing! The complexity and know-how that goes into something like this project is astounding, and your hard work definitely shows!
This is actually a pretty simple project. It's mostly structural stuff, the mechanics are as simple as a scooter motor and chain drive to one of the axles, and then a tilt hinge for the non-powered axle so that it won't derail if the track twists. As for wiring, it's just a battery, a motor, an off-the-shelf motor controller and an off-the-shelf servo-tester.
Fax
@M16 Are you trolling or just a 6-7 year old?
@@VestedUTuber well I wouldn't know where to start. I think it's very impressive
@@BillyBoze do I sound like a three year old? how does a 3 year old even type??
that little "what if" segment starting off the conclusion... I think it really encapsulates the melancholy of Minecraft, and the fact you kept going and had this experience actually mirrors how building your first track in game can really make you feel like you're finally mastering this world, finally *living* in it instead of just surviving - and from the sounds of how this project went, I would say you went through those very same experiences in the real world. I'm glad this went so well for you. I hope you keep living life how you want to. Good luck, and remember to keep doing you.
Thank you.
That bit at the end literally made me cry and now I feel like I can start crazy projects and push through my general anxiety disorder I haven't lived the way I'd like to due to it and it's so hard to push through thank you so much
I experience strong doubt every time I make a video, but facing it patiently and not giving up hope is a skill you can develop with practice. I'm rooting for you
@@JoelCreates 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
That ending was so wholesome, couldn't help smiling! Thank you Joel!
Just wanted to say this is incredible. Often when it comes to railways it's a struggle to promote the hobby to a wider sphere, but something like this is potentially not only a one time promotional thing. I'm sure they'd be more than happy to have you back for open days and such, more fun for you and a little something different for the visitors. Little America seems like a lovely railroad with some lovely locomotives, but it's something I'd be unlikely to stumble across as a UK railfan.
The genuine joy of creation and sharing it with your loved ones is so touching and utterly oozes from this video, especially since this is something you got to share with your wife. It's been a wholesome ride and I hope you're able to keep creating fun projects. 😊
In minecraft you can create a “train” by “linking” (pushing) carts together with a furnace in front to make it a “train” per say. I think it would be cool to make this “train” and get reactions from kids.
I wanted to suggest this!
That hasent been a thing in a long time
@@jimmy12234 it is still a thing, but only north/south.
1:04 I liked that when you said “I’ve always loved trains”
1:10 to quote headspace sleepcasts
"There's a nice inevitability in a train. Just by sitting quietly, you're doing a perfect job. Everything that can be done has been done."
Now I feel like the in-game minecart needs a little wiggle to it as it goes down the track.
A really interesting idea would be to make more minecarts that all connect up to the main cart and follow it's directions, so you could make an entire train of them so everyone has their own.
additional thought, you could make a furnace cart which hides a large/more powerful electric motor/batteries and have it push or pull a train of minecarts
If he could do this, maybe get Mojang involved, and see about having a post-pandemic event at the park that's based on Minecraft, it'd be really cool. It would definitely drum up park attendance.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 people would love that
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@@MerryMerryGold maybe even somit will cook food in the first place
Camman would be proud.
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"Who" just look it up@@wiggletonthewise2141
He would
Calling @camman18 …
Once again letting me fulfill my minecraft dreams vicariously IRL through you. Thank you for delivering the goods, it's been one epic journey. If I had access to the cart I would try to recreate moving items using the hopper variant!
Imagine if they give him a contract and a budget to make more sturdy ones for them, the amount of children that would line up to sit in real working minecraft minecart would be looooong.
yee
No, think about the amount of men, I think the numbers would be close. (I would go too)
Cease and Desist 💀
This is awesome! You could swap the wheels out with some inflatable wheels and add some steering and drive it around town. It seems like it could be a good daily driver.
Your thumbnail is on point! Keep up the great work!
It would be fun to take it through a drive through...
@@JoelCreates Sounds like the next video idea for the Minecraft cart trilogy.
It could have skid steer steering
@@JoelCreates i dont think wisconsin roads would let you do that XD
Camman gonna love this minecart
theres just something about playing minecraft for the first time, its magical, its like your in another world with no distractions and a place where you can do what you want.
Now this, this is exactly what I love to see on UA-cam! Just wholesome humans doing wholesome human things, trying out a fun idea, having fun in the meantime, getting an awesome result. This was so enjoyable to watch :)
0:39 I remember 10 years ago, I was 4 years old, I watched my first mc video on kids UA-cam. I fell in love in 1 sight, then 2 years later, we got Minecraft demo on our Xbox 360. We had 2 controlers and one of us could go out of village, sometimes both, I used to play with my brothers and we used to go up the wool Minecraft sign that was in the sky. Good times. This music has a special place in my heart and always will.
Camman is gonna like this SO FAST
yoo congrats on 200K!
Thanks man!
@@JoelCreates they see you rolling they like it
0:40 to 1:27 summed up probably the very first experience when I played Minecraft, him saying "but the idea of riding down a track you see when you're on rails, no matter what you encounter along the way, all you have to do is hold on and enjoy the ride." that felt like a life quote of some sort. First recommended vid, nice 👍
0:18 - The llama noise made me laugh more than it should have for some reason.
Iyeah
Camman18 definitely watched this
13:02 was the most motivational thing i've heard all week. gonna try getting back on my cosplay project i've been putting off, wish me luck
I love the attention to detail regarding the blue shirt, really went all in for that minecraft look!
7:41 OMG that speed level makes it look EXACTLY like minecraft, bye the way, nice shaders and resource pack, and thanks for remembering to press f1
6:09 THATS MY FAVORITE TEXTURE-PACK!
Y'know what, I think it'd be neat if the park invites you back after the pandemic. Seeing a Minecraft minecart IRL would certainly be one way to get kids even more interested in trains and railroads (possibly engineering, too, considering you made this thing).
Thanks for using my track at 12:44 and the outro! Much appreciated!
Thanks for commenting, otherwise I wouldn't have found the song :D
I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL.
Best of luck to you in your endeavors
Ayo Lyon bros
It would be nice to add some brushes ahead of the wheels to clear any small obstructions so you don’t crash!
Genuinely one of the coolest videos I have ever watched to-date. You've fulfilled your own wish, and every player who has ever dreamed of this. Beautiful. I anticipate this being very popular very soon. Looking forward to the next time this pops up in my recommended!!!
WOOW! THIS IS INSANE!
I bet you get goosebumps every time Joel rides his minecart over you.
Thank you!
it could really use some cone shaped wheels like trains have, it helps allow some movement but also gives it the ability to self-centre on the tracks. great for bumps and turns
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Camman18 gonna be happy after seeing this
I absolutely love this video, not just for the project itself but for seeing your enjoyment of it, how completely ecstatic you are about every part of the experience. I can just tell that this wasn't just a project for the views, this to you is a genuine passion and I just love that about it. Great work Joel and everyone else involved. Amazing
13:14 is the coolest shot in the entire video
Having played Minecraft since 2011 this video just hits right.
Camman18 would love this.
YO you have no idea how hyped I was when I saw this came out. I saw it on the side and INSTANTLY stopped watching my 2 hours of memes but it feels like 20 minutes and came right here.
I'm flattered you put me above the memes
@@JoelCreates i watched the origonal one and legit was so excited for the next one. ive wanted someone to make a minecraft minecart but this blew my expectations WAYYYY out of the water amazing job.
insane!
Obrigado!
This thing is so sick! I loved the Doug DeMuro reference btw too lol.
Young man, you got the diamond. Play monster, bro.
I love your baby videos. until i built
12:30 this is what is special about Minecraft too... friends
This is so cool!!
I swear this wasn't a fake speedrun...
Finally part 2!
Camman is crying tears of joy
Yoooo! This looks sick. Amazing work on the minecart! :)
Very very cool project. Simple, but elegant. Well designed, well executed.
The fact it has reverse instantly makes this thing +10 coolness level. I was expecting a cart you’d have to run up and down every time you wanted to use it. This thing is awesome. Also Trevor is great.
POV: when Camman18 said " did you know minecarts are slower than you think in Minecraft "
Recommend this to Camman18
I just stumbled across this video and was really surprised that he was at Little Amerricka. I used to go there all the time as a kid, and I rode the train often. Good nostalgia seeing it again on video.
5:05 that is the face of a man having the time of his life
wow dude, Thank you for bringing back some awesome memories, Wayyy back in like 2015 or so on XBOX 360 i made a minecart track throughout my world and every now and again would take it to see my progress. Thank you for that sense of nostalgia and good on you for making this a reality! It looks fricking sick and you guys did a wonderful job!
Love seeing you happy :)
10:24 what a cool camera angle
Ik right such a huge beautiful scenery 😍
📸🤨
@@No-ok8or yeah thats how it looked when they set it up
4:28 hey thats where it was!…
*it’s too late*
If they made this a real ride at a popular park or made a Minecraft park I'd go there the day it opens.
SOMEONE CALL CAMMAN18 THEY FINALLY MADE MINECARTS FASTER
13:31 Marshal wisconsin? wait... Im in wisconsin! huh very cool!! also its much cooler that you were able to make a minecart and ride it there!
And im literally 30 min drive from there!
@@ReniniPanini nice, I'm jus an hour away
It was my first job lmao.
@@bagel_doug5093 ooooohh!! Very nice! Also lucky
This was such a cool project and it turned out really good! It looks like so much fun just riding around the park in this thing and you present it so well! I like how you don't just show us some flashy footage of you riding around. You tell a story and your personal connection to everyone involved and that's really cool! Well done!
Glad you think so!
Second
Well put
Now replace the train wheels with rubber tires and add steering and you got a really nice street kart
That smile at 1:28 , that's the smile of someone's dream coming true
Amazing send off. Very inspiring.
As a Theme Park Enthusiast, I can't help but appreciate the inclusion of Little Ammericka in here... such a charming little park!
Dude, if you could mass produce these with regular wheels, you'd be making BANK
Yeah because everyone just has their local train ride place that will let them use their tracks whenever you want
Not enough of a market to mass-produce them, but maybe build to order? It would be an affordable entry point into backyard railroading, problem is most people don't really have the space for an estate railway like that and there's very few existing 16" gauge lines that are open to people running their own equipment - first off, 16" gauge isn't even a recognized standard, the closest standardized gauge is 15" gauge, and second, most minimum gauge railways won't be willing to let some random person show up with a home-built contraption to run on their line due to safety, liability and the fact that it holds up normal operations.
@@AdumLundeen That's why I said with regular wheels so you can ride it around your neighborhood.
seriously though you could sell these at to some other places like little america with miniature railways as a kiddie attraction, maybe even make a furnace cart with a little motor in it to drive a train of unpowered carts
This Thing Is SO SICK! We Need More Videos Of You Cruising In The Minecart
I've been up to a speculated 15-20 mph, on my 7.5" gauge live steam locomotive (a crusty, wood fired Little Engines American for those intrested) it's a bit frightening with the track jostling, trying to stuff wood into the firebox and simultaneously driving and pumping water into the boiler. (Its a three handed operation!)
Ballsy, I've never been that fast on one.
Good on ya for wood fired.
@@NowhereMan260 yeah, I didn't really even notice I was going that fast until my passenger told me once we stopped. Thanks, wood (Almond In particular) is far easier then coal, it burns just as hot (it seems) and responds quickly.
0:34 In all seriousness, how funny would it be if someone *actually* discovered Minecraft from this video. 😂
This is a very interesting build. I thought about something that maybe will help with the wobbling, but I'm no engineer so I might not be right at all. But I'm guessing maybe the balance in the cart can maybe be fixed with weights on the sides to help keep it down? I'm not sure that might work but it's an idea
Go check out the geometry of actual train wheelsets. His issue lies in the shape of his wheels and how they contact the rail. The wobble like that is a classic railroad problem that got solved with the special geometry of the wheels themselves in the early days if railroading.
he predicted the snapshot guys
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1:02 The music. The nostalgia..
This man find a way to make a lecture about EVERYTHING. This time it was Minecraft!?!?
Imagine just driving and stopping because you saw the rail road gate closing just to see a man riding in a Minecraft Minecart go by xD
I GOT THE PERFECT IDEA FOR A SEQUEL-
make a minecart with a furnace with a gas engine inside to power this minecrart
Interesting
It would be cool to see a chain line of these , where only the ones on the front amd back can control where they go and how fast, kinda like the train trever shows.
that way it can be a cart ride with others and travel with cargo!
What a perfect location. It's like the track is running through a Minecraft village