I Built A 100% WORKING LEGO® Minecraft Cobblestone Generator!! This cobblestone generator is just like the real thing in Minecraft. It spawns cobblestone right by the water and lava, uses a piston to push it out of the way, and even has Steve mining it with a diamond pickaxe! I think you'll really enjoy this LEGO® Minecraft Cobblestone Generator!
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Bring me to Lego technic class I need some work on Lego technic
Wow
Ok
How much cobble has been mined now?
Can you teach my to do this
This is completely wild.
Wow, thanks so much MumboJumbo! I love your videos too! 👍
nice
You just got approved my a master of the art
Game recognizes game
YO MUMBO URE MY REDSTONE IDOL!
If LEGO wanted to make an adults line of Minecraft sets, they'd be obliged to hire this guy.
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@@Trabajandodesdemicasa what the heck is onbously
They should totally do 18+ Minecraft sets Could you imagine an ultimate collector series ender dragon
Don't get me started on how much KZheadrs that should be hired
The talent and amount of resources this man has is astounding.
Wow, thank you!
@@BrickMachines1 it said you have 25 stacks of cobble you should probably make a xp machine
He has like 1000 stacks of every block. I love Lego and I need to get some bricks like his
Yes, It looks really good and realistic! Btw which Lego sets did he use?
I’m your best fen for ever in your life
Hello from the Mojang office! This looks amazing, and I wish I had the parts to build one! Lots of crazy Technic skills on display there.
Hey Marc! It's awesome you saw this and commented! 🙂 Thank you very much. I'm so glad you liked the build 👍
Wow, Mojang saw this video!! Nonetheless, an impressive work, if it was an actual Lego set, I'll definitely get one.
Mojang make vertical slabs please
@@1069yearoldmilk-ik8zjsadly it will never happen
Add the red dragon
I love the scale of this build more than anything. Minifig-scale minecraft is too small to fit mechanisms in, life-sized gets too expensive, but I feel like _this_ middle ground has SO much potential... this is already *mind boggling,* so can't wait to see what you do next in this scale!!!
Now I wanna see this get made life-sized because you mentioned that idea
Yoo i love your vids!
Thank you! You're spot on, this scale is perfect for mechanisms. Your comment means a ton! 👍 Looking forward to your next videos too! ☺️
Couldn’t have said it better
We shall call this redstone scale
Wow. Seeing this built gives me a whole new respect for basic machines. Some of these mechanical concepts are next level ingenuity. The scissor lift with the block leveler that doubles as a lift assist? WHAT. Also the dual user motor that keeps all the lift/drop timing in sync. 👌🏻 Genius.
Certified big brain
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Thank you so much! Your comment means a ton, and I'm glad you enjoyed this video!
And theres me the person that is happy that normal house looks good
The fact that he cares about making it look accurate is so nice
Thank you!
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i like how the sound of the mechanism making the 'mining' work sounds like mining in the game
steve is a lego figurine confirmed
One thing that I really like about this is that everything is optimized. Nothing (mechanically) can just be taken away and the machine can still work fine. Everything has a purpose and is perfectly synchronized, which is super satisfying. I am now inspired to try something similar. Great video!
Thank you so much!
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Machine would work fine without steve mining
@@Milo-wh8dh The machines goal is to properly emulate the idea of a Minecraft cobblestone generator. Those don't work without someone breaking the block. So yes the machine would function but the specific goal of the machine would not be fulfilled. I personally believe one of those things is more important and does not make this persons comment at all incorrect.
@@willster2967 true fair enough
An actual marvel of lego engineering
The friction on the scissor lift actually enhanced the effect since the last push pops it up
I do not do who he is…but he bares the mark
I’ve seen a lot of people “Improvise” building a lego Minecraft set. But this BY FAR is the most impressive one I’ve ever seen. You could honestly sell it in a lego store and I would believe it was made by a company. You my friend have more than earned this sub.
Thank you so much!
i mean, it's kinda the point of lego but nowadays we have adults playing lego and just building the sets in the manuals, and they think they're doing "hard" sets or idk, but one sure thing is they're just stupid. official minecraft lego sets are trash imo, but this is really cool
@@thinkingspace3438 There are more adult oriented lego sets that are larger more realistic models like the Titanic set. Very expensive, but more akin to building a model plane or a puzzle than playing with a kids toy. That said, anyone can play with any Lego set.
@@AfloatFob i was talking about that, "adult" set just means it takes more time and more space to build, but it's still just following rules, there's literally nothing hard or creative or what you want, and most of the adult lego players are just playing those sets in the intended way... i know that minecraft sets are mostly made for kids but that's fun to see how boring and not creative the default sets are when it comes to minecraft which is like the ultimate sandbox game
@@thinkingspace3438 My point is, some people like engineering moving art pieces, while others just want to build a model to display and lego happens to be their medium for doing so. Others are into collecting memorabilia like Star Wars figures and sets. It's not all about being creative, it's about having fun.
The thing you used to hide steves arm mechanism looks like a furnace, So if you changed the grass there to a furnace, not only would it fix the odd looking block. But it would also look like Steves Mining the cobblestone To smelt in the furnace or hes waiting for the stuff in his furnace to smelt!
perhaps turn the area around him into his base
The water and lava “making” the cobblestone looks incredible, mate! Keep up these amazing Minecraft/Lego combos!
I love the little steve mining the cobblestone! Really adds to the final product.
That's a really awesome build, love how smoothly it runs. I can't even imagine how much work must have went into this.
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Thank you so much! It was a lot of work but the result was well worth it!
Hard to believe people are designing things like this, or doing good things like mr beast, while others cook chicken in nyquil and get liver damage.
@@accordingtomycalculations7816 the duality of man
For the arm mechanism hole, based on it's shape and colour you could use a furnace to hide it. That could utilise the shape of the hole and would look pretty cool
That's genius. 😮
Yeah, Steve could be cooking the cobblestone into stone!
Albert Einstein is reborn guys!!!!
I thought i was good at legos, but when i saw this it made me look like a person who just touched their first lego! Great job!
I also something along the lines of what you said.
This is the coolest Lego(and Minecraft) build I have ever seen on KZhead! Well done ❤
Woah you created an infinite matter machine irl? That’s some dedication man
now he need to somehow take the matter from Steve's inventory
@@supernekitbros kill him....oh wait he has keep inventory....
“He just recycled them 🤓”
@@duk1436 r/wooooooooosh
@@duk1436 r/wooooooooosh
The scripting and the occasional “wow” sound effect is top tier, really unique. I also love the extra addition of the voice lines to show how many blocks. And as for the build, super impressive, surprisingly compact!
Puzzlego sucks
@@mamaluigi1438no he doesn’t I like his content
@@mamaluigi1438 you are absolutely insane he has great content
@@mamaluigi1438 How dare you! I really like his content
I don't mean anything bad but h Steve is right handed and you have the pic in his left
The mechanism underneath actually looks like a factory and the cobblestone in the boxes Amazing build with Lego, can you make a skyblock build
Lego needs to hire this man
The hidden Steve arm mechanism could have been hidden in a furnace, then the gray wouldn't stick out
I love how much time you allotted at the end of the video to just let it run and allow us see all the little mechanisms doing their part. I sat there stunned for the full final 2 minutes just watching everything run so perfectly. If I we're you, I'd have this thing running 24/7 on my desk! Steve could be working alongside me😊
Checks in on Steve and how much cobble he mined "5 Million!"
This is insanly impressive, I can't begin to imagine how much skill and knowledge is required to think of some of the mechanisms required for this.
Why didn’t Mojang hire you?
I'm one of those people who have no idea how these lego machines work, but I can tell while knowing nothing that this has a ton of thought and work poured into it! Would definitely buy it if it was a marketed Lego set.
Thank you! I'm so glad you liked it!
Your buildings get better and better
I just finished using a basic version of this same device, my piston had a button on it, I opted for a diamond pickaxe and used dirt blocks for the base of it. I am thinking of using one to make a huge pillar of cobblestone in a one block skyblock map I am on....I want to build on the world floor for mob spawning and killing, maybe even make a player created ocean with some kelp and a few water buckets too.
You need to get this approved as a custom lego set. This would honestly work well as a lego technic/minecraft set.
8:14 Steve has haste 2 and efficiency 5
Never thought I’d watch a ten-minute video about LEGO, but boy is this impressive! Hats off to you. This clearly took a lot of work, and it was really interesting watching it. Definitely wanna check out more intricate LEGO contraptions like this!
The talent to build somthing so cool that TWO of the most inportent people in the mincraft community is insane
I've never build anything with this lego tech stuff... and i am not willing to buy stuff for that BUT... i love the result :D
I'm glad you like the result!
6:10 Just have an idea to change that gray modified brick you said you wished was in brown. You could use it to hide the axle running into the arm by turning the gray brick into the bottom of a furnace, because they have that shape in-game :)
Awesome idea!
@@BrickMachines1 Really? I’m glad to help! Hope it works well visually
I think with a few changes this could definitely be an actual lego set
Nah ain't no way they gonna sell this to children💀
@@msiio this for teens def
@@msiio teens and adults
@@d4sani113 Still... This is too complicated to be a lego set...
@@msiio LEGO Mindstorms EV3 spinoff set
Great design. I have only one minor nitpick with it, and that is the way the piston arm behaves. Usually the piston would push and immediately pull back, because the spot needs to be free in order for the lava/water to flow and create the cobblestone. But your design has the piston extended until Steve is done mining it. This visually implies that the machine is reliant on Steve to do the mining to create more cobblestone, but in reality, the only thing it is reliant on is for Steve to clear the space before it can push a generated piece of cobblestone.
Bro first time seeing a working cobblestone machine in real life, good work and congrats on getting commented by 2 minecraft/mojang geniuses!!🎉
This looks so good! I love how you were able to capture minecraft physics so well.
What an awesome design! The talent it takes to make something this seamless is just mind-blowing. Awesome job, man!
This is pure genius. That problem solving ability is crazy
This would be a great Lego set
All of this is incredibly impressive, but the most surprising part to me is how good the Steve model looks without any actual lego minecraft prints!
Honestly pretty cool to see this. If I recall correctly, this is Lego Mindstorms NXT right? My school briefly taught an overview of this for 11th grade robotics class, and it's great to actually see it in action forming such a fun little project!
Thanks! You got it, it's Mindstorms EV3, one generation newer than the NXT. I'm glad you liked this project!
@@BrickMachines1.
I was really surprised when he built Steve and the mechanism for him, and how well it works and looks. Not to mention all the intricate design of all the mechanisms working together with perfect timing… Truly a masterpiece my friend😎👏🏼👏🏼
I can’t even build a house out of Lego and this man is building a whole damn machine. Wow!🔥
Im 23 years old and i feel ancient watching how much Lego changed
It is crazy! LEGO® can do so much!
My inner Monk wanted to transparent bricks for the water/lava so hard 🥲 However, freakin‘ awesome build man 🙏 Like the idea to bring the infinite possibilities you have in Minecraft, directly into your living room 😁
Well, you've done it again! You managed to amaze me to the point where I didn't close my jaw after 5 minutes. You are such an intelligent man! I truly mean that. The skill and intelligence needed to design such mechanisms are insane! Amazing job!
Aw thank you so much! Your comment means a ton to me! ☺️ I really love your videos too and I can't wait for your next one!
When you see all the stuff people have made with legos, it makes you realize that Legos may actually be the next closest things to amazing technology nobody could’ve thought of
in my mind, lego isn't really a toy, it's more of an art medium
@@foodisscarce That makes you most people if not everyone.
So this was a random video YT showed me and I'm glad it did! Legos and Minecraft are some of the main things I played with growing up and this kind of build is amazingly awesome and nostalgic. Not sure how many people have asked or how feasible it really is but is there anyway this could be made into an actual set u can buy and build urself?
This guy’s experiments basically throw away all limitations
Honestly, LEGO should make this a set. This thing is very impressive and looks really fun!
Yea but sadly it will cost so expensive
This is an incredibly slick fusion of technic, system bricks, cutty lore from outside the lego universe, and power functions (or whatever they call it now). The program that calculates the stacks is such a treat too.
“The Redstone isn’t that complex” *the redstone:*
I could watch this all day 🤣
dude, fantastic video and mech. also loved the way you explained it as you were building, made it super easy to understand!
@@Dylan82ty hi
Thanks so much, Riley! I really appreciate your comments. They're thoughtful and encouraging!
This man is underrated for what he does
Imagine lego actually released a line of sets that involved this kind of engineering. Id hands down pay for it. It would be a cool piece to just have around.
Thanks, I'm so glad you enjoyed this build!
I am a huge fan of minecraft and this is one of the craziest lego creations i ever seen.
I'm so glad! Did you get to see the vid I posted today? You'll probably like that even more :)
WOW!!!!!!!! This has to be one of my favorite builds so far, with all the mechanical stuff, along with the work-arounds on limitations! Not only that, but you got it to look very aesthetic, which I know I struggle with :). Not that the other builds are bad. But if I had to pick a favorite, it would be this one!
Thank you so much! I always appreciate your comments on all my videos. 👍 And I'm so glad you liked this build! I also have trouble with the aesthetics because I'm used to just building mechanisms, but I'm trying to get better at that! Thanks for the encouragement!
When somebody tells me they do lego as a hobby im gonna get reminded of this
This is astounding. You just earned a sub❤.
Thanks!
I like how clean it looks with the shell and also how elegant it looks without the shell.
Wow, this looks amazing! This is not only a great LEGO Technic work, but also a lot of coding and designing!
This is art
This needs to be sold in a shop it's so satisfying
Thanks!
I can't believe the fact that Lego cobblestone generator is way more intricate and complex than actual Minecraft cobblestone generator. 👏👏
This is very inspiring. I have never seen something like this push the limits of what you can do with tiny building blocks and a few motors.
That was awesome. My childhood, lego and minecraft. I was so happy when I saw this video, thank you! 👍👍
That was sick dude😎 make a farmer one next Time👨🏽🌾
I love over engineered stuff in lego, always looks amazing.
Somewhere out there, Mumbo Jumbo is judging brick machines for these primitive redstone builds...
No, that's not how a Nobel Peace Prize is given out.
This is unbelievable! I love it! This guy should open his own lego company and sell copies of this thing.
Thanks, I'm so glad you liked it!
It's like Redstone in real-life
6:02 at this part I would've made the block hiding the mechanism for Steve's arm a furnace, so the arch being gray would fit more. still a really cool build!
That idea is absolutely amazing.
Videos like this really blow my mind and really show me how intelligent engineers are. You're narrating and showcasing what each thing does and I can't even process how gears work 😭. This is absolutely incredible and I'm going to lay awake at night thinking about this
If that was a real Lego set, I would buy it without hesitation
This is the best LEGO machine I've ever seen.
This is really cool. I miss those days of playing with Lego and I'm glad through KZhead we can live that nostalgia again even without the physical pieces.
7:48 you could have used grey pieces to represent stone and you could’ve even added ores, but anyway this is a great build. I just found your channel and I love it.
IT’S JUST SO SATISFYING. IT’S JUST SO IMPRESSIVE
Imagine if it actually generated lego bricks, free lego stone statues yooo
i would pay $1000 for this
O dang it's Mysticat 👍
Lol I'm surprised this has only 5 likes
This is on another level. It reminded me of a old wooden thing I once made where you spun a handle and staves arm would mine a block, great times and loved how this reminded me of that. The skill gone into this is on another level and I would truly want to see Lego make a set out of this
I had to subscribe to him hes just too talented at this
Big respect to steve for using the pickaxe by his left hand
This is incredible, easily the best Minecraft redstone moc
1:37 that is not steve, that is joe. he hates being mixed up with steve
I feel like this should be in a Museum as the first real life minecraft lego cobblestone generator but its custom made with no pack from the lego store
You know all this guy's creations could totally be full fledged Lego sets!
Wow, thank you so much! That means a lot :)
Ur channel is so ooo underated
it's crazy what you can do with lego.. i always think of it as simple brick building but this is absolutely next level, you have some crazy talent man
You could have made a furnace for Steve’s arm instead. Would’ve looked better and had a practical use of making regular stone
Amazing if only Lego and Minecraft would collab
It’s so impressive that people can build machines like this!
This is one of the most impressive Minecraft LEGO builds I've ever seen! Great job dude!
Wow, thanks!
this kind of stuff fascinated me as a child and is one of many reasons why I started studying engineering, this machine is so awesome :)
Thank you so much! Good luck in your study of engineering!