I Built WORKING LEGO Power Tools!

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Published 2023-06-17

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In this video, I Built working LEGO Power Tools, and then try to build something REAL with them using wood! I hope you enjoy ;)

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All Comments (21)

@AstonishingStudios 10 months ago

The fact that you actually made a drill with an effective amount of strength is commendable.
@LEGOCOOKING 10 months ago

Insane! The amount of time and effort, the creativity, the skills! Amazing.
@CreativeMindstorms 10 months ago

That was a really fun video to watch! CONGRATS ON 1 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS! Riley, you did an amazing job and deserve every single one of those subscribers!
@zaidiatoranimation3947 10 months ago

Bro this guy still uploading while building a Lego city! Mad respect
@JKBrickworks 10 months ago

Dude, amazing how well these worked. Also, congrats on 1M subs! 🎉🎉🎉 Can't wait to see the city flooded.
@shellyjones96 10 months ago

The fact that you can absolutely demolish your legos, but do it in such a clever and intertaining way, as to make it completely alright is really quite impressive. Love your channel; never stop making videos. Also, nice shirt.
@DarksaberProductionsOfficial 10 months ago

Dang, I did not expect the drill bit to stay in that piece for the screwdriver! Really well designed tools, they look good AND function just fine. Also congrats on 1 million subs Riley, you really deserve it!
@NitroBoost43 10 months ago

8:27 These are called driving rings. They are used in Technic Gearboxes to switch between the gears.
@La-Lloyd494 10 months ago

CONGRATULATIONS ON 1 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS
@TRAXXASRUSTLER8-Official 10 months ago

Wow that Sander is so Unbelievably Amazing! 🤯
@Master_Bricks 10 months ago

I’m so happy for 1 million subs!😊
@laurenmccann521 1 month ago

I like blue too
@raytweakin 10 months ago

You're so creative with all your videos, and you always make my day. Good luck with the Lego city 😊
@rpandaplayz 10 months ago

BRO, the belt just gave me an idea. You should make a lego gun, and a lego gun holster. And have a belt, and a leg strap to hold it. Hope you see this comment and like the idea!
@justtahmeed9429 10 months ago

Nice, we need more of these on earth. And the dedication.
@noahking-dm1vs 10 months ago

This guy is a genius. He can make almost everything. Keep up the great work !
@MJ-ck4gh 9 months ago

bro literally worked so hard his shirt got a hole in it mad respect ❤❤
@WattheFuckreally 6 months ago

I love this guy
@SpectoBlox 10 months ago

Congrats to 1mil subs!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@jim437 8 months ago

Here is a tip, if you use a smaller gear after a bigger gear, the output Gear will go faster, or a smaller then a bigger gear for slower speeds so thus eliminating the need of more motors. BUT the problem is gearing up (big gear to small gear) gives you less torqe, or less power, so thats not good for like a saw, BUT it is good for like a race car, and gearing down (small gear to big gear) is great for saws and what not, but it goes slower, not very good for a race car. Still impressive on how well they worked though!