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if you were having all these problems with space why wouldnt you just make it bigger?

I like your videos very much you are make a very quality videos

That's great, what an awful contraption!

Why are people making engines out of legos thoe? Just cus? That’s fine but is there an underlying pureepose behind this?

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Okokok hear me out.... will this work on a bicycle?

Did you come up with this from an existing transmission? Because if not you might be a genius lol. I'm prob wrong but I feel like this could be applied to an actual car and solve the belt/power problem.

Really cool series , I learnt a lot! Thanks

This is some of the coolest shit I've ever seen. Seems way more intricate than anything I've even seen from Brick Technology. Great work!

Awesome man. I hope your channel does really well!

The only problem I see with this video is the higher the number the lower the ratio

Amazing content.

try to build the automatic 2 speed transmission from babetta 210

This is the brilliance of Lego. Every child should be given Lego like this as part of some kind of problem solving skills exercise as part of there learning in some way !

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is it really continously variable though? i mean it still has fixed individual gears and you can also see that on the torque graph very clearly

I mean, to be fair, the transmission, while large, isnt usually half the entire vehicle lol

Wow this was really cool. Learned some things

Today I learned that 0.01 Nm are usually called Ncm and not cNm

Super cool, well done! Subscribed

very interesting! why angle it or even go vertical?

why not just add another hook on the other side of each arm, so it can go in reverse by having the bottom part of the chain in tension?

To be honest, I expected you to ditch the idea after you explained the problem of rotational direction. That makes the transmission useless for most cases. Somehow expected different ideas, not to improve on a a funny but useless one.

Ngl and I better get credit if it works, but what if this was a new way to transport rockets

I would have really appreciated if you had shown to power consumption and RPM changes of the motor.

Bro invented new touqe figures

Okay what the heck this is actually the coolest Lego technology I’ve ever seen

I still need to know how one obtains such a large collection of power functions lol

this absolutly was intented right?

A fix for the turning issue you could make the rear tires turn as well, that should help a lot, but is also complex

Can't you rotate the 90° the CTV , put it on-top of the frame and connect it to a differential?

What if you drive treads instead of wheels

Has anyone ever told you that you sound like the "burger king foot lettuce" guy?

a fun experiment would be making a CVT with a ball and a roller that using the geometry of the ball to transfer ratios.

@16:00 a simple fix to stop the first set from unspooling under its own load would be a stronger rubberband. since its dealing with higher loads it will be more... strict when it decides to unfurl the arms to push ratios. since it lives under a higher load, the extra force to unfurl would be a simple fix for more usable ratios on the multiplied side.

Ohhh Imagine this on an actual car, maybe it would be better or just cool

2:05 you could have used lego 22961 and 10288 to stick the main axle through the wheel

Everybody giving tips and adding knowledge to the experiment.. And here I am wondering where he finds those Lego pieces. 🤔

install the CVT horizontally on top with an angle drive you will be able to more easily make room for the steering and the gearbox

Wow, cool design. Is there a different to a varimatic in a 50ccm motorscooter? Or is it a new invention?

I wonder how something like this could be used in a car reliably

Automatic transmission with legos exists anf much less stupid and this

really cool but does the cvt still carry any sort of meaningful advantage over a standard transmission when you take size/complexity into account?

This principle is amazing! I wonder why they never applied it to road cars to make truly-automatic transmission!

Is there a way to use a hollow shaft or maybe raise the rear portion up a bit and transmit from the output of the cvt via another chain drive to the drive axle?

Cool video, horrible transmissions!

These seem great, but in practice on an actual vehicle, they suck. The one in my brand new Ford slips like it going out, but took it in to have it fixed, and was told it was perfectly normal. My car is now for sale and I’m getting a Toyota with an actual good automatic transmission. I miss manual transmissions.

This is like a 5 speed automatic drill press with the belt

Works on legos and scooters, but stay away from real cars please!

Send this cvt design to a car company dude, what this world needs is a CVT transmission that can be driven instead of belt driven so it can handle more torque