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@@immasnarl292 If there is no music and you play it yourself you still hear the sounds of the video, if you mute the video if there is music playing in the background, you can't hear the music and neither the video sounds. Does that make sense?
@@MrGlennJohnsen smaller piston, increased stroke. trouble is the lego actuator bottomed out so you'd need to double it up or so. possibly another motor and actuator on the other side of the syringe like you said would help.
I love your methodical approach to your projects. There's something super satisfying about it. "Oh the first thing didn't work? How about this? No? Then this?... Yay!"
@@L29Ah Wrapping baking paper around your solderyng iron when melting hot glue or other stuff with it. Baking paper avoids stuff sticking to it. Even if it sticks you can just throw it away and don't have to clean your iron.
I like that instead of taking that small plastic submarine and just transferring all the internals to a Lego shell, he actually built a fully functional one out of a jug. He takes pride in his work, and it's cool.
Imagine being a cheery little submarine happy to be played with, and then one day this dude comes along, rips you open, and uses your nervous system to build a even bigger submarine
Imagine being a frustrated little circuit board frustrated to be stuck in such a tiny toy, and then one day this dude comes along, frees you from your prison, and uses you as the control center for A Hefty Boi
@@nottoddhoward2034 eh still, being able to directly control gundam is co- I just noticed something, Your brain will not be used, only your nervous system. Fuckin' hell.
Someone correct me if im wrong but wouldnt larger pistons require more force to push ? In theory multiple smaller pistons would be more effective at depth as the motor will need to push less water per piston meaning less resistance
Your style is like that Japanese knife sharpening guy as you both demonstrate a lot of enthusiasm towards your hobby and also creativity. It's really inspiring.
Ikr I hate it when some you tubers put those ear blasting annoying royalty free “background” music over their videos, it just makes the entire experience feel off.
@@ShadowHunter120 While a ping wouldn't return much of a signal, if any, the engine noise would be extremely audible to a modern submarine's passive sonar. Submarine passive sonar can hear things that aren't even in the water.
We must never forget the true hero of this tale. Tiny sub gave every fiber of its being so this lego submarine might possibly set sail. Godspeed tiny sub
that quote was my exact thought when he pulled out the other submarine, although I can't blame him not wanting to make his own remote control system for this project. The syringe ballast system is so cool that I'm not even mad though
@@KOTYAR0 It looked like there was a propeller in the bottom so I guess it had neutral buoyancy and used water flow to move vertically. But I'm not an expert on toy submarines.
@@AnttiBrax First i used to think the same. But. Here 6:15. I think that clear plastic thing somehow reacts to water and change buoyancy. It's location just on the top of toy.
So interesting to see the development stages. I used to love working this kind of (much simpler) stuff out with lego as a kid. I need to get back into it. Thanks for the inspiration.
Imagine the Legomariners aboard the boat when wife wades into the lake to retrieve her pitcher.. "Con, sonar contact bearing 60 degrees! She's enormous and gaining fast!" "20 degrees down bubble and launch the countermeasures!"
Yeah, also a real life sub would have stores compressed air and hydroplanes to help with depth changes. Just pumping out water is only one part of the equation.
@@viporal7898 Agreed. Wax paper isn't heat resistant. Parchment paper is. Wax would burn against the soldering iron and wax could interfere with the way the hot glue behaves.
Ok, just googled it haha- 'While parchment paper can do anything wax paper can, it's more expensive. The maindifference between papers is their respective coatings. Parchment paper is coated with silicone to give it a nonstick, heat-resistant surface, and waxed paper is coated with asoybean or paraffin wax.'
ima diver and I've had freshwater fish come up to me like little dogs and let me handle them a little bit. Was doing my safety stop and lifting up rocks where the crawfish would float up and these fish sat there and waited for it to happen and eat em up.
12:37 this is incredibly awesome and at the same time I can't forgive you for not putting a mini figure in a chair on that perfect 2x2 red spot in the middle
Wee bit of trivia: For every 10 metres of water depth (or very closely thereabouts) you gain an entire additional atmosphere of pressure. Those subs that made it to Challenger Deep are truly impressive constructions that the crazy Finnish guy with the press would have trouble crushing.
@@Jan_Heckmann Clearly there's not enough power because the water is pushing in on it and it's getting forced to the side. Both contribute. I'm speculating (without strong opinions) whether the jammed-sideways-ness might have a similar or greater exacerbating effect compared to the ~25 N needed to overcome water pressure. 25 N seems within the capabilities of that actuator, if it could just push straight.
Dear Channel, this is honestly one of the very best videos i saw on youtube eversince. I am addicted to childhood memories that got me playing with water, boats, lego, in the summer, by the sea. And here its all in one. Also perfect the single steps and trials, true and with natural sounds. This is so good. If i had a few suggestions to make: Please do more videos with stuff like here. Constructions for the elements like water and wind. There is so much to try out. E. G. a sailboat with all the adjustment steering of sail and stuff. A Micro Oil Rig with true drill function. A kite steering station to the ground. Thank you very very much for this nice video! Christian from germany, the amazed engineer ;-)
@@stevenhopsmann4653 Bin neu auf dem Kanal, weiß nicht, ob das klar ist, aber der Kanalbetreiber scheint auch deutsch zu sein, schau mal auf den Link in der Beschreibung
I am about to be 40. I never understood how a submarine can increase and decrease it's buoyancy till now. Thank you. That made so much sense. Fill the volume with water, note the weight. Make your system wee bit lighter so it floats, suck in water to sink. Push it back out of the volume to rise back up.
He only took the radio controller parts from the submarine though. Lego probably manufactures similar parts too but maybe they were not so easily available or more expensive?
Lego sells Rc-Parts aswell, however they're shit and overpriced. I dont think it matters if the rc-module has a "lego" on it, it has the same functionality. There's nothing special going on with the parts from the toy submarine.
The most reason i really like your video is, that there is just information and no dumb video commentary! The video says all itself and is enjoyable on its own! More of that! :)
This guy literalli showe us how a submirine works. I've learnd more thins in this chanel then 12 year of schooling. Edit: updated comment for the grammatical errors.
Not only is this actually freaking awesome, but I genuinely learned a thing or two about the functionality of a submarine. Always great to see what you're working on next! ^-^
@@ari90i I know that, the duct tape is helping it stay in place. it's literally held down with duct-tape, otherwise it would've moved. I know the problem was the pressure was too high at the bottom of the lake, the single piston couldn't handle that, so that's why a 2nd one was needed. Guess what? to keep this rig in place, I'll say it again, duct-tape was used.
Kamilohbk A second piston is needed to help empty the ballast syringe of water while at a depth where the pressure of the surrounding water is too much for a single piston to force the ballast syringe empty. As Thanos said, duck tape is needed to help secure this second piston to the ballast syringe.
Yeah, I think that's why he used another remote subs controller instead of the stock lego remotes. Probably needs the different frequency for water stuff.
Yeah, but does anyone know what module he used for running 9v motors of a 3.7v rc module??? Whenever I attempt to do that kind of stuff with old, trash rc cars I find and try to imply them in a newer handmade steel chassis, I just can't run the 12v 775s of the stupid Chinese 4.5v rc car module sets that no one makes separately GOD KNOWS WHY THE HELL and the 5v relay switches jank I attempted to make just can't go in reverse polarity when the input input is reversed CAUSE I DIDN'T WANT THE JANKED OUT MOTOR CONTROLLER TO BE BIGGER THAN THE 4S battery that is gonna run my never happening dream!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LIKE FUCK ME!!! JUST HOW MUCH DOES IT TAKE TO MAKE A SIMPLE 40A 4 CHANNEL RF RC MODULE KIT!!! anyway, sorry for the frustration but if someone could help me with if not the link, then at least the name of the chip of the small red board... I mean, finding schematic diagrams of circuit board for high power RF modules are really hard to stumble upon... ... And even harder to make. Typing this on a smartphone is Thumb aching and frustrating enough... Pls send help.
It's kinda like upgrading a lesser submarine into a proper war machine ready to serve brave russian mice sailors. They would've pushed that syringe with ease, блат!
Needs a bigger hull, and the ballast tank should use a geared screw drive to move the piston back and forth. Gearing the props and using ones with more pitch would also get better movement results, so if you ever do a v2 there's some things to look at.
Yeah, and not using Legos would help too but then again this guy is insane and if he has managed this I'm sure he can do those suggestions with nothing but legos
so that is what I will be looking forward to from you in the next few days, right? Go and buy thousands of $'s worth of those legos, and make a sub no one elses' can compare to! You can do it, I have faith in your abilities! I will be the first to press ...like.
I really appreciate that the "failures" are included in the video-interations are part and parcel of the creative process. They could've very well be cut out of the video, but having them in really brings the viewers along the creative process.
@@shadowlord0162 Glad I wasn't the only one! You could definitely go crazier with this one by getting a slightly larger container and refining the mechanics of each control. But the fact he got something workable in a small pond is amazing on its own.
He said thanks for watching Dude we are lucky to watch this type of Unimagnary , uncommon , hard work, talent full contain We thank u for uploading this video Keep working bro
Seriously, thank you for not putting obnoxious music over this video. The sounds of your work are enough. Great project.
Ikr? I hate it when there is annoying music at the background that goes again and again. Just kills the spirit.
ImmaSnarl Play it yourself? where is the problem?
I'm Agree
> A wild No copyright music channel appears!
> Erik Hansen used casual comment!
> It's super effective!
> The wild No copyright music channel fainted.
> Erik Hansen gained 114 exp!
@@immasnarl292 If there is no music and you play it yourself you still hear the sounds of the video, if you mute the video if there is music playing in the background, you can't hear the music and neither the video sounds. Does that make sense?
It's a shame the ballast syringe couldn't overcome the pressure difference at the lake bottom. I hope you revisit this project. It was really cool
Yeah those syringes can be hard to push even at STP
Yeah, I'm wondering if bigger holes or more engines/more (but smaller) syringes would help.
@@MrGlennJohnsen smaller piston, increased stroke. trouble is the lego actuator bottomed out so you'd need to double it up or so. possibly another motor and actuator on the other side of the syringe like you said would help.
Probably should have used normal gears and a toothed bar
At least make the plunger straight.
I love your methodical approach to your projects. There's something super satisfying about it. "Oh the first thing didn't work? How about this? No? Then this?... Yay!"
its called trial and error. Its very rare for something to work perfect the first time unless the calculations are very thought out.
Scientific method works wonders
@@Naevak. Alright Stephen Hawking
put your catheter back on were all just happy to be here.
@@OM-ig4fj Didn't realize I came back to life :)
Now that´s what i call a COMEBACK haha.. ha.. ok i go home now xD
The syringe piston struggling on the deep dive test is a cool demonstration of water pressure
McGregor
John
James
@@charlieblades4703 a4
Dave
This taught me more about how submarines work than any trip to the museum, while being more enjoyable.
Was going to like but it's at 69 so I wont
@@therealsteel449 now you can
@@marcroelse9517 did you...?
Same here
I call that “ UA-cam magic”
*Tons of brilliant electronics applications being installed*
Me: Whoa, look at that wax paper on the soldering iron trick!!!
That soldering iron trick is cool indeed. Will come in handy for sure.
What trick?
@@L29Ah Wrapping baking paper around your solderyng iron when melting hot glue or other stuff with it. Baking paper avoids stuff sticking to it. Even if it sticks you can just throw it away and don't have to clean your iron.
Glad it wasn't just me! I'm an arduino type of guy, but that... really blew my mind. Clever stuff.
Lmao same
I love how this works without music or hysterical talking. So relaxing!
Called asmr
@@NavilNDG well no because the difference between this and asmr is that this is actually good
Need more content like this
aww, you're discrediting other content creators because you idiots are jealous, that's cute.
@@sillygoose635 shut the fuck up
I like that instead of taking that small plastic submarine and just transferring all the internals to a Lego shell, he actually built a fully functional one out of a jug. He takes pride in his work, and it's cool.
Imagine being a cheery little submarine happy to be played with, and then one day this dude comes along, rips you open, and uses your nervous system to build a even bigger submarine
*survival of the fittest*
Imagine being a frustrated little circuit board frustrated to be stuck in such a tiny toy, and then one day this dude comes along, frees you from your prison, and uses you as the control center for A Hefty Boi
I mean if someone rips your brain and puts it into gundam or something wouldn't it be cool af
@@kokoseij there’s a difference between your brain in a gundam, or your brain in a pitcher
@@nottoddhoward2034 eh still, being able to directly control gundam is co-
I just noticed something, Your brain will not be used, only your nervous system.
Fuckin' hell.
Suggestions for next time:
Make much larger pistons
Put a lego guy inside
^ under rated comment.
69 likes
Nice
@@drizztdourden6687 *underWATER rated comment
Someone correct me if im wrong but wouldnt larger pistons require more force to push ? In theory multiple smaller pistons would be more effective at depth as the motor will need to push less water per piston meaning less resistance
@@Migguls611 True, but that means the ballast can fill up with more water, thus able to dive deeper
Your style is like that Japanese knife sharpening guy as you both demonstrate a lot of enthusiasm towards your hobby and also creativity. It's really inspiring.
Are you talking about Burrfection?
I love that guy
@@Tome4kkkk No, I know Burrfection he is not mentioning him, so I think he talks rather about Kiwami Japan.
@@fractalphilosophorum9405 hell yeah Kiwami
@@Tome4kkkk no he's talking about the prison shank channel
2022: Building and Testing a Lego-powered Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
Gone wrong japan exploded
😂
Well look forward for that this year
@@williamlastname lmao
Nope
I like the lack of music. Gives this a sense of genuine interest and authenticity.
Yeah but the water in the background is kind of like music on its own
The sound of nature is music to some, too
Most added music on UA-cam videos is unnecessary, usually very annoying, and quite likely of a genre that makes me wonder "what the fuck?"
Me to
Ikr I hate it when some you tubers put those ear blasting annoying royalty free “background” music over their videos, it just makes the entire experience feel off.
Best 13 minutes and 30 seconds I've ever spend on youtube
If this is the best watch his/hers other videos.
Didnt even realise it was 13 min video, felt like under 5 min
True
666th like
Dude the motor's too loud! The other submarines are gonna hear you!
trynna do deep sea diving but I'm dummy thick and the clap of my motors keep alerting the submarines
@@arielsproul8811 you forgot to put in the *hnnngngggggg*
Inb4 its size is small enough to not really register on sonar
@@ShadowHunter120 While a ping wouldn't return much of a signal, if any, the engine noise would be extremely audible to a modern submarine's passive sonar. Submarine passive sonar can hear things that aren't even in the water.
johnny gangsta till a guy criticises his comment
We must never forget the true hero of this tale. Tiny sub gave every fiber of its being so this lego submarine might possibly set sail. Godspeed tiny sub
RIP yellow submarine 😢
"Thinking quickly, BEC assembled a functional submarine using only some legos, some hot glue, and a submarine."
Lmao
that quote was my exact thought when he pulled out the other submarine, although I can't blame him not wanting to make his own remote control system for this project. The syringe ballast system is so cool that I'm not even mad though
It’s a simple remote control chip so it doesn’t bother me much.
They’re really easy to make if you know how, so it’s not that big a deal to me.
watch the new vid some redemption for this
*LEGO plural
"Thinking quickly, Dave constructs a submarine using only some legos, a water pitcher, and a submarine!"
...and a submarine.... LOL that killed me...
Arka Das the electronics from the other submarine I think
Changing one word from a quote from a literal copy smh
@@gstellar96 ngl i didn't actually see that one i just remembered the quote from dave the barbarian lmao
Good thing I had that submarine laying around to help me build a submarine.
Him being quiet somehow makes him seem more genius imo.
Corvus Morve MORGZ
Better to have people think you a fool, than open your mouth and remove all doubt.
His video has no language barriers
@@BlackKnight-ll8qh Exactly the quote I thought of.
Net Yaroze basically
This guy could build a time machine, but he builds with LEGO instead
The chances of him building a time machine with Lego aren't too low.
@@maow-tty-archive it is 99,99999999999999 percent
Hmm thats gonna be awesome
Building a time machine kills you he needs to play
ok
Only thing missing is yellow paint
And his signiture red bricks
@Nirosue ok
@Nirosue
"Dramatic scenes do nothing!"
- Sir Jimothy von Ronaldingston
@Nirosue ok
OMG IS LEOKIM VIDEO HERE
My recommendations have really changed since Quarantine began.
Luis Acevedo ... should I laugh?
for the better, it should seem, if you ended up here
@Luis Acevedo same
Same
CONFIRMED MI PANA
Has working submarine. Takes it apart to make lego submarine.
NICE
What do the toy submarines use for ballast, I wonder?
@@KOTYAR0 *M A G I C*
@@KOTYAR0 It looked like there was a propeller in the bottom so I guess it had neutral buoyancy and used water flow to move vertically.
But I'm not an expert on toy submarines.
lol
@@AnttiBrax First i used to think the same. But. Here 6:15. I think that clear plastic thing somehow reacts to water and change buoyancy. It's location just on the top of toy.
Honestly, something about building things so compactly looks pretty cool, especially if you remove the outer casing so you can see the inside
This is the type of guy to walk into a junkyard and come out with a fully operational Lamborghini
Or a knockoff Lamborghini that functions better.
@@epicdude3659 Probably this.
made of junk scraps...
Or a cybertruck
All you need is some Lego blocks, a bit of duct tape, 4 tires, an old lawnmower and a Lamborghini :-)
I have to say I've always loved this channel it's so satisfying and quiet
"Quiet". Try watching at full volume.
It’s such a pleasant change to not have someone yelling at you excitedly for the whole video.
No bleeding ears here.
I like hearing the bricks snap together
It’s the brick version of primitive technology
Bruh when he put it in the water on the deep dive fest I didn’t know he had the damn rope tied I had a mini heart attack xD
Same
I thought he was gonna get a fishing pole and fish for it
How did he get the fotage then :D
This ain't your average fortnite UA-camr, he has a plan.
Same here, I was like "there goes his GoPro!"
So interesting to see the development stages. I used to love working this kind of (much simpler) stuff out with lego as a kid. I need to get back into it. Thanks for the inspiration.
I'd love to see a second attempt, maybe with a bit more oomph and a some headlights to see better underwater with.
headlights would be really cool!
Wife: Have you seen my new pitcher, I swear I put it in here?
Him: Dive, Dive ,Dive!!!!!
Wife: Omae wa mou shindeiru
Nani?!
Schnell, Schnell, Schnell!!!
**aroooga sounds in the distance**
Imagine the Legomariners aboard the boat when wife wades into the lake to retrieve her pitcher..
"Con, sonar contact bearing 60 degrees! She's enormous and gaining fast!"
"20 degrees down bubble and launch the countermeasures!"
Making a remote-controlled submarine parts list:
-Some Lego
-A pitcher
-one remote-controlled submarine
I mean, his sub is bigger, transparent, and can fit cameras inside. Worth it imo.
I mean, submarine parts only used for controls. Lego controlling assembly won't fit, it's bulky as hell.
You could make your own RC controls without needing another sub. I expect he couldn't be bothered to, or didn't have the time/skills to do so
@@jasper2624 It's a recursive submarine
Actually, putting a remote controlled submarine inside another submarine sounds pretty awesome to me
12:40 Outside water pressure is to large for engine to pump out off the balast water, so its stalled.
exactly what i was going to say
Yeah, also a real life sub would have stores compressed air and hydroplanes to help with depth changes. Just pumping out water is only one part of the equation.
was searching for exactly this
I totally knew that
Yeah, but he realized as well, hence he pulled it up and then tried pushing out again
I see a pitcher and think "ice tea!"
He sees a pitcher and thinks "submarine."
When I see a pitcher I think of beer.
I think Kool-Aid, MERICA!!!!!!!!!!
When I see a pitcher I think of pitchers
I see a pitcher & think "Bong"..
@HACKKER *:「￥
Wax paper over a soldering iron. Never would have thought of that.
parchment paper*
Wax paper*
@@c_holding8564 whoever gets more likes is correct.
@@viporal7898 Agreed. Wax paper isn't heat resistant. Parchment paper is.
Wax would burn against the soldering iron and wax could interfere with the way the hot glue behaves.
Ok, just googled it haha- 'While parchment paper can do anything wax paper can, it's more expensive. The maindifference between papers is their respective coatings. Parchment paper is coated with silicone to give it a nonstick, heat-resistant surface, and waxed paper is coated with asoybean or paraffin wax.'
Give this man time and he can make a nuclear generator out of legos
By fission of lego bricks? :D
2x1 brick -> 2 1x1 bricks + energy
He could build a whole planet
Step 1: buy MORE legos
Step 2: buy nuclear reactor
If there's man that can go to outerspace with lego, he must be the one
Therm bomb
Наконец-то я нашел канал,который полностью удволетворяет мои "информационные" потребности
Imagine being a fish, swimming around in your lake, then all of a sudden a jug starts lurching towards you sounding like a T-Rex enjoying a vasectomy
David Bray what the hell kinda comment is that?!?
@@evanstark4823 sory
@@arson8265 what is a vasectomy
ima diver and I've had freshwater fish come up to me like little dogs and let me handle them a little bit. Was doing my safety stop and lifting up rocks where the crawfish would float up and these fish sat there and waited for it to happen and eat em up.
@@davidbray5982 thank you for my new descriptive phrase
Incredible work 👏
محد يعرفك خههههههههه
@@ammarhayder582 NO speak noodle
@@core_eater4227 زق ففمك
А сделай вертолёт чтоб летал
I'M BETTER THAN HIM!!!
AND MY VIDEOS BETTER!!
ua-cam.com/video/R7uWagsCd5c/v-deo.html
12:37
this is incredibly awesome and at the same time I can't forgive you for not putting a mini figure in a chair on that perfect 2x2 red spot in the middle
Those bright orange propellors really made me smile. It made me remember my favourite kit as a kid
He's explored land and now the oceans, now the only thing left is space, the final frontier.
Next year: "Entering hyperspace with legos"
The sky is next if its land and sea already done
LEGO warp drive when?
Next the lego cubesat !
air.
12:45 too much water pressure, the motor doesn't have power to push the water out. At 5m deep you get 7.1 psi of pressure.
It has enough of a gear ratio that I think it would do significantly better if the mounting didn't get pushed sideways like that.
Pedro Teixeira x
It sounded more like the Gear Wheels could not bring the Power to the Tank.
Wee bit of trivia: For every 10 metres of water depth (or very closely thereabouts) you gain an entire additional atmosphere of pressure.
Those subs that made it to Challenger Deep are truly impressive constructions that the crazy Finnish guy with the press would have trouble crushing.
@@Jan_Heckmann Clearly there's not enough power because the water is pushing in on it and it's getting forced to the side. Both contribute. I'm speculating (without strong opinions) whether the jammed-sideways-ness might have a similar or greater exacerbating effect compared to the ~25 N needed to overcome water pressure. 25 N seems within the capabilities of that actuator, if it could just push straight.
*Rare footage of germany testing u boats 1938 colorized*
CH0ZEN OH BLOODY HELL ITS A GIANT FISH OR SOMETHIN WOT IS THAT?
😂😂😂😂😂
Good sir, change it to 1905
Wrong Reich but the joke still checks out
@Aden hui World War 1 was 1914-1918
The lake you are filming in is actually pretty beautiful
We have literally thousands of them here in Finland
Why does the U.S. spend billions on actual submarines when they can just do this.
bruh THE BEST spy weapon is LITERALLY in this video, it will SNEAK RIGHT PAST EVERYTHING, XD just connect it to satellite
cause they don't want to give the money to the danes.
The LEGO™ ICBM has yet to be perfected.
Sami SAADI why dont they wanna give it to us?
You could put an explosive inside to create a mini controllable torpedo
“A Submarines purpose is stealth”
10:43
LMAO
U could actually use this to fish and see where all the fish are
Do you have any idea how loud submarines are on the inside
@@sneeble8342 see, that's on the inside
Ryan Ripley It was a joke,
Dear Channel, this is honestly one of the very best videos i saw on youtube eversince.
I am addicted to childhood memories that got me playing with water, boats, lego, in the summer, by the sea. And here its all in one.
Also perfect the single steps and trials, true and with natural sounds.
This is so good.
If i had a few suggestions to make:
Please do more videos with stuff like here.
Constructions for the elements like water and wind.
There is so much to try out.
E. G. a sailboat with all the adjustment steering of sail and stuff.
A Micro Oil Rig with true drill function.
A kite steering station to the ground.
Thank you very very much for this nice video!
Christian from germany, the amazed engineer ;-)
EPNER Istres like
@@missionslos8856 lol du bist auch deutsch dachte bin der einzige
@@stevenhopsmann4653 Bin neu auf dem Kanal, weiß nicht, ob das klar ist, aber der Kanalbetreiber scheint auch deutsch zu sein, schau mal auf den Link in der Beschreibung
I can relate !!,it was awesome !!!, grettings to you all from brasil
if only oceangate had this guy on the engineering team
"We all live in a Lego submarine"
We all live in a lego submarine
god this comment and everyone who replies is aids
To Yo no u
Saahil Robinson oh well, u didnt get the joke
To Yo well eeeexxxxxuuuuuuuccccccceeeesssss..... me princess
Mumbo Jumbo:
"Finally, a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary."
Lol
Ilmango*
Yes
battle will be legogendary
Indeed
Game warden: "So what are you fishing for?"
Him "My submarine"
Even better "working lego submarine"
I am about to be 40. I never understood how a submarine can increase and decrease it's buoyancy till now. Thank you. That made so much sense. Fill the volume with water, note the weight. Make your system wee bit lighter so it floats, suck in water to sink. Push it back out of the volume to rise back up.
Should've put a minifigure in there.
Little did Pengluin know that he would do that in the next version
Little did Pengulin know that he would do that in the next version
Little did pengulin know that he would do that in the next version
Little did Pengulin know that he would do that in the next version
Little did Pengulin know that he would do that in the next version
We all live in a LEGO-submarine, LEGO-submarine, LEGO-submarine.
Came here for this comment
@@bobandiara SwiftKey
@@chest0 what
Lol
This is actually why i came here... we have same brain
Making lego-powered exo-suit for the raid on area 51.
Add a drill arm so you can drill through the walls and make it like the prawn from subnautica.
Good luck with that!
He's a Lego builder, not a engineer
Making an Area 51 with Lego (possibly in the future it will be sold in stores)
Make Legos out of Area 51.
This is SO well-edited, holy crap.
Who needs to have kids rescue lego city, just use this guy!
nonsence he is the rescue helicopter
@@dave7-95 His gender is attack helicopter.
Ikr
@@HyperTextMarkupLanguage-HTML If the attack helicopter’s genders is an attack helicopter, why’d you say “his”
@@HyperTextMarkupLanguage-HTML its a weaponized assault toaster
I love the counter-intuitive inside-out waterproof testing, I never would've thought of that.
Believe it or not the Russians used to do just that with a new hull . But I don't know if they still do so.
@@welshpete12 Quite interesting, thanks
It never occurred to me you could reheat hot glue to work it. Duh
Using the soldering iron + wax paper to melt/form the hot glue is genius
It was likely parchment paper. Parchment paper is used with hot stuff, wax paper is generally only used with cold items.
@@ddegn That makes sense; good point!
Hands down. This man would be the coolest dad ever
If you put some silicon grease on the shaft they should be more waterproof AND have less friction
Got it! Lubricate the Shaft!
"Hey, let's make a LEGO submarine"
"How?"
"From some LEGO and a submarine"
this has the same energy as "we will win with the power of friendship and this gun I found!"
@@sewpkan1297 maybe the real treasure was this gun I found along the way
Lego POWERED submarine. Not the whole submarine made of legos....
He only took the radio controller parts from the submarine though. Lego probably manufactures similar parts too but maybe they were not so easily available or more expensive?
Lego sells Rc-Parts aswell, however they're shit and overpriced. I dont think it matters if the rc-module has a "lego" on it, it has the same functionality. There's nothing special going on with the parts from the toy submarine.
Completely seals hole with glue
Water drips through
NANI
OMAE WA MOU SHINDEIRU
*OMAE WA MOU SHINDEIRU*
Meredathia Studios lol lol
Hot glue is hard to get watertight
I mean that was a lot of glue...
The most reason i really like your video is, that there is just information and no dumb video commentary! The video says all itself and is enjoyable on its own! More of that! :)
Finnish people mostly converse via grunts and weird looks so I think this is pretty normal
The pressure from the bottom of the lake was too much for the syringe. Maybe try using 2 pistons. On in each side for more power
Use gears!
@@101picofarad that was my thought, but it would take up quite a bit of space
101picofarad I think using 2 pistons on 1 syringe would be simpler cuz a gearbox that would be strong enough would be too big
@@filiplayz1893 that's what I said
That's silly, they make metal gearboxes as small as bottle caps.
This guy literalli showe us how a submirine works. I've learnd more thins in this chanel then 12 year of schooling.
Edit: updated comment for the grammatical errors.
North Korea just ordered a shipment of million-gallon water pitchers.
The only thing I have learned from school is how to stay seated for 10 hours.
ye my schools never taught this!
*than. Apparently didn't teach you grammar here or at school.
@@gabeulon3067 You dare call someone out for grammar when yours is horrific? 😒
the fish be like: "that's timmy, we don't talk about him"
XD
Lol
Lmao
Pin this
@@mr.derpyface558 you cant get pinned in here lmao
Watching your videos is very inspiring; they motivate my machines a lot
Voltage meter: reading a safe reasonable voltage
Brick Experiment Channel: you gotta pump those rookie numbers up
Graystillplays reference?
Gray still plays much?
@Oggyguy72 *Anarchist
lets add zeros
How many zeros?
*ALL THE ZEROS*
technically the number 9 would be better but I’m not judging
Not only is this actually freaking awesome, but I genuinely learned a thing or two about the functionality of a submarine.
Always great to see what you're working on next! ^-^
That seems to be the case with most technic sets
I think the thing he's working on next is a 1:1 of the mars opportunity rocket
I feel like I just learned a lot more about submarines.
69 likes yeeee
Same dude
Small thing: I like the transition screens being in murky water. Gives the video a nice vibe.
Edit: The one under the dock is SO cool...
*Looks at jug*
Huh, a submarine.
Who doesn't?
Who doesn't?
Who doesn't?
Who doesn't?
Who doesn’t?
12:18 is the perfect example of "If it moves and it shouldn't, use duct tape"
That wasnt the issue. The problem was at that depth there was too much external pressure so the syringe couldn't eject water
@@ari90i I know that, the duct tape is helping it stay in place. it's literally held down with duct-tape, otherwise it would've moved. I know the problem was the pressure was too high at the bottom of the lake, the single piston couldn't handle that, so that's why a 2nd one was needed. Guess what? to keep this rig in place, I'll say it again, duct-tape was used.
@@thanosattorneyatlaw4062 Im not sure, and im no physics man, but how would a second piston helped/worked in that case?
Kamilohbk A second piston is needed to help empty the ballast syringe of water while at a depth where the pressure of the surrounding water is too much for a single piston to force the ballast syringe empty. As Thanos said, duck tape is needed to help secure this second piston to the ballast syringe.
@@jacobwetherington2654 ty
When the World goes to hell, you can find this man thriving at Lego Land.
eletronic look so waterproof on this awesome video!
I’m surprised the remote worked that well through water.
Jeff Chamberlain I’m guessing the low frequency helps a bit. You wouldn’t get anymore than a few mm with 2.4ghz
Yeah, I think that's why he used another remote subs controller instead of the stock lego remotes. Probably needs the different frequency for water stuff.
Yeah, but does anyone know what module he used for running 9v motors of a 3.7v rc module???
Whenever I attempt to do that kind of stuff with old, trash rc cars I find and try to imply them in a newer handmade steel chassis, I just can't run the 12v 775s of the stupid Chinese 4.5v rc car module sets that no one makes separately GOD KNOWS WHY THE HELL and the 5v relay switches jank I attempted to make just can't go in reverse polarity when the input input is reversed CAUSE I DIDN'T WANT THE JANKED OUT MOTOR CONTROLLER TO BE BIGGER THAN THE 4S battery that is gonna run my never happening dream!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LIKE FUCK ME!!! JUST HOW MUCH DOES IT TAKE TO MAKE A SIMPLE 40A 4 CHANNEL RF RC MODULE KIT!!!
anyway, sorry for the frustration but if someone could help me with if not the link, then at least the name of the chip of the small red board...
I mean, finding schematic diagrams of circuit board for high power RF modules are really hard to stumble upon...
... And even harder to make.
Typing this on a smartphone is Thumb aching and frustrating enough...
Pls send help.
I mean, it was a remote control set for a toy SUBMARINE. I'd surprised if it didn't work in water.
Jeff Chamberlain cause there’s no remote, Stig is driving
I can imagine how excited you must have been when you first tested it in the water. It’s a great video. Superb engineering skills
“Are you making a submarine with a submarine.....?”
“Got a better way?”
It's kinda like upgrading a lesser submarine into a proper war machine ready to serve brave russian mice sailors.
They would've pushed that syringe with ease, блат!
Блать*
@@karifurai8479 Блять*
My bad that's what I meant
@@Малэволензэ Except he tore apart a working submarine to build a shittier one that doesn't work.
I love these creative projects, first I saw the quadcopter now this submarine, love it!
"Hmm? Oh looks like the prototype is done. Is he gonna test it in a bath tub next or something?"
*cuts to Lake testing*
"WOW that's a massive leap."
ן בכע
Being in Finland, lakes are practically everywhere: 1 lake per 29 people :D
Building a lego submarine had always been my *_WET_* dream
Thats joke was kinda stale but I'll let it *slide*
*_Water_* these puns!? You're all letting drafts *_slip_* into the comments!
i have no regrets
Take my +1 and get out.
@@unimprezzedmclastname4220 no u
This dude as a kid:
“Mom, what’s at the bottom of the lake?”
His mom:
“Oh, I don’t know. Just go play with your legos.”
Him:
Ok
@-Umut Deniz- That's the point
And that's why this is a video
-Umut Deniz- but she said HIS legos
the backstory of this channel
Wait why are we assuming genders here
95% of people: Making jokes about Lego cars and missles.
4% of people: "Woah this video is great!"
1% of people: *Write that down, WRITE THAT DOWN*
0.01 %: you and others
@Shaurya Sinha youtube: yes it is
@@Enderia2lol, that's true
Feds: "WRITE THAT DOWN! WRITE THAT DOWN!"
Needs a bigger hull, and the ballast tank should use a geared screw drive to move the piston back and forth. Gearing the props and using ones with more pitch would also get better movement results, so if you ever do a v2 there's some things to look at.
Yeah, and not using Legos would help too but then again this guy is insane and if he has managed this I'm sure he can do those suggestions with nothing but legos
so that is what I will be looking forward to from you in the next few days, right? Go and buy thousands of $'s worth of those legos, and make a sub no one elses' can compare to! You can do it, I have faith in your abilities! I will be the first to press ...like.
I was really hoping he would put a Lego Person in it
lol and use a co2 bottle to launch them like a torpedo ... lol
SUBNAUTICA
It would have been too dangerous per the person, it is a prototype.
@@arctic_ita Wow someone value's people
Me too
10:36 when it bonked it’s head on that ladder 😂😂😂😂
Bonk
I literally said bonk aloud when that happened-
What a nice bonkk
**INHALES AGGRESSIVELY**
B O N K
IM A FORCE A NATURE *B O N K*
One drop gets through
Him: aggressively reseals
I get the joke and its funny but if he didnt seal it better im pretty sure the submarine would have just filled up with water
Him: "Thanks for watching!"
Me: Me? no thank YOU! Thank YOU for making something worth watching! this is the coolest shit ive seen!
Justyn Ly-Kowalski yes. THIS.
Yes
Justyn Ly-Kowalski IKR
@Technology Boy Whatever you say,jewel baron.
Next video:
Recreating the whole of the Apollo program using the box of Lego’s in my attic
Go eat leggos, they taste like eggos
CloneTrooperTimmy r/ihavereddit
3 years later: testing a thruster that can move earth powered by legos
*yes*
After the raid on area 51 this happens
Well, any thruster can move the Earth if you think about it.
@@Deus0tiosus yes actually but it only moves it by a little
impressively you're very creative😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍!!!!!!!!!!!
I really appreciate that the "failures" are included in the video-interations are part and parcel of the creative process. They could've very well be cut out of the video, but having them in really brings the viewers along the creative process.
Mmmmm that's make sense
Next video:
Making concentrated dark matter using legos
Jumping into a parallel universe using only 2x4 blocks
Dividing by zero with legos
Lol
Ok... feed Nibbler some lego...
Gotta make sure no scammers will try make a simulation inside a simulation to try and get their hands on your concentrated dark matter
You need higher gear ratio for the ballast ;) Love your vids!
Seems like the waterpressure deep down is too much for the motor
@@itmarcel i was just ready to type the same thing XD
@@shadowlord0162 Glad I wasn't the only one! You could definitely go crazier with this one by getting a slightly larger container and refining the mechanics of each control. But the fact he got something workable in a small pond is amazing on its own.
@@antiseth3964 true
@@itmarcel water pressure is too much for the jackscrew in the ram
The smartest plastic model man I ever seen
That was amazing, but I have to say, the most impressive part to me was water proofing a cheap plastic pitcher.
I love how tape is the solution for everything.
Next episode: Accidentally creating a lego ARC reactor
Creating the matryoska brain with legos
K_a_L_a_h_a_r_i accidently making a iron man suit instead of a functioning LEGO robot
He said thanks for watching
Dude we are lucky to watch this type of
Unimagnary , uncommon , hard work, talent full contain
We thank u for uploading this video
Keep working bro