How to Copy Movement in Lego Technic

[@ti83magic]

That third one... I remember having used one as a kid, as a gift by my father from when hé was a kid. A good memory, thank you.

[@in1]

This is actually not my invention, and there were actually seriously used in the past... If you are interested, check out the wiki: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantograph
By the way, this is another prerecorded video, I'm still in Denmark...

[@Axiom12543]

An unexpected video, but a welcome one for sure. Some good ideas here, which could also be used for things other than drawing.

[@jdbrickcreation]

Interesting project. I like the third which allows to create the opposite letters

[@Kumbiarz]

you are the best youtuber of lego

[@magnumsalyer]

Very cool

[@kajin807]

Wasn't one of these used in the Dr. Stone manga to size up the blueprints for their boat they made?

[@TPOCWGF]

first ,you are the best youtuber of lego.

[@heho1]

Cool!

[@vlastasusak5673]

Very impressive, but can you do axial symmetry?

[@in1]

Yep, here's a concept: imgur.com/a/GCfSKCY
I never tested it in real life, though

[@techniclife3685]

4:03 XD

[@Kumbiarz]

I zhave a challenge, everyone saying "you are the best youtuber of lego" in the coments of the video not mine comment

[@whylala8988]

Where can i get this thing?

[@Landon080]

Where do you get all of your tracks?

[@dinhtuan752]

bricklink

[@ilhomjonboronov6025]

0:40

[@idkvadro]

change the music