Traction, Explained Through Legos

[OnlyOneDR]

Re-posting from another forum I read. A very fun watch.

A visual representation of how tire size vs. wheelbase vs. weight distribution vs. approach/departure/break-over angles affect traction and ability to climb obstacles.

 

[RatLabGuy]

lol I almost postedt his here.
I really like this channel. Here is a great one on gearing too

 

[ghost]

That is cool....

 

[rcalexander105]

This is really cool! My oldest loves some legos too and he will dig this.

Thanks for sharing!

 

[ramjo]

With enough bricks and technic parts, you can break anything - Science of Legos

 

[jeepinmatt]

Disappointed. At no point did I see the "Back up 6" and put your foot through the floor" approach!

 

[CasterTroy]

Disappointed. At no point did I see the "Back up 6" and put your foot through the floor" approach!

Dale yeah

 

[rcalexander105]

Dale yeah

That's a junior Dale yea

 

[CasterTroy]

That's a junior Dale yea

Because Legos

 

[rcalexander105]

Because Legos

Okay, I get it now...I see what you did there

 

[Chris_Keziah]

Because Legos

You can go ahead and act like that was intentional but all I is a happy accident.

 

[Ron]

Am I the onyl one who wants to see obstacke #2 with the very first tiny knobby tires?

 

[CasterTroy]

You can go ahead and act like that was intentional but all I is a happy accident.

Look knee grow...few things I do are Bob Ross'

I'm pretty calculated in my actions

 

[mbalbritton]

A little dab of MEK on some of those parts and they would stop coming apart on him.

 

[shawn]

A little dab of MEK on some of those parts and they would stop coming apart on him.