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@animeguygaming4803

Жыл бұрын

@Mason dude thank you 😊

@petesquared23

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for making a video on the brick sorters Jordan! You are awesome and your support is very much appreciated 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟👍

@bettyjane6684

Жыл бұрын

@@petesquared23 It is a great idea beautifully made and I hope you do very well!

@petesquared23

Жыл бұрын

@@bettyjane6684 thank you for your kind words Betty! 😀👍

@bimmerfan2126

Жыл бұрын

haha, if you have your own CnC, you can build your own ;) "Free Plans for Lego Sorter V2.0"

"Look at how snug these joints are!" Bricksie said, deliberately not showing the one corner we could see earlier was pulling apart a bit lol.

That’s awesome! I can’t justify $700 for the amount of Lego I need to sort but I do have a drill, various sized bits and some stackable plastic bins… 🤔. Love this concept!

@HunteroftheNorth

Жыл бұрын

I like to make things did a nice small lego sorter

@lauraatkinson4790

Жыл бұрын

They have free plans on the website you can download.

$700 I don't think so....that's a BIG pass

@barbarakeyser6415

7 ай бұрын

Bought something similar on Amazon for 40 bucks... it's only has 4 sections but it's definitely nicer than nothing

@docolemnsx

4 ай бұрын

It's the price you pay for not doing it yourself 😂 I'm only here for inspiration 😜

@et_phonehome_2822

3 ай бұрын

i rather do it by hand, still need to sort it out.

@mediocrepixels9095

2 ай бұрын

It’s like 3 sets lmao

@greybeard4034

4 күн бұрын

Current Price: $175.00, they went from plywood to MDF and a production company to cut costs

What a wonderful tool/piece of furniture! Looks like birch plywood. If you end up using this often, maybe consider a floor cover made for office chairs to save the floor finish.

Great demo. Pete makes some awesome stuff. And that is a very impressive Lego collection you have.

$700 is a bit much. I just saw a tiktok of a guy that made one out of the sterilite drawers, a drill, & 2 bungie cords.

This tool is so cool. Keep it up man ❤😊

I really need to get that one, it's pretty useful!

that thing looks pretty interesting - looks like great craftsmanship

It is the best thing ever will save you loads of time! I had a friend make mine love it 😁

thats such a fun and cool machine. i want to watch it more just sorting its relaxing seeing how easy it is to sort with this machine

I feel like this should go on the oddlysatisfying subreddit 😆. You could start a Bricksie asmr channel with the sounds of sorting

Awesome tool. Probably should pre sort obvious big pieces out before dumping it in the top tray. Now we need one that can do color too. 😊

I have seen and been tempted by this sorter in the past too. I don't have the amount of bulk Lego that would require something so large. For now, I will settle for the trays a coworker 3D printed for me. I paid him back by buying new filaments for him to try.

Thanks for working so hard to give us content and I will definitely be mailing you a nice gift one day

awesome video jordan the new sorting tool looks amazing and built very well

I’m going to get some shelves form ikea today for my Lego! That Lego sorter is really cool! Wish I had it over Covid when I sorted through all of the Lego I have gotten!

pretty dope idea never seen one so big. I've seen a few makers on KZread make smaller ones that go on the desk or on the side.

That is quite the invention wow!! Very impressive.

Hello brick side I love your videos keep up the work 😃

Needs a vibration motor mounted on it. Then you could just feed it and let the machine do the work.

This is a genius machine! I need one in my life :)

Current Price: $175.00, they went from plywood to MDF and a production company to cut costs

This will be so nice for large pan wall sorting.

That is a well built machine alright, and a useful tool for Lego collectors. Far outside my price range but for large movers of bulk bricks it definitely has a place!

@sixthview

Жыл бұрын

Did you miss the faulty joint on the top layer? Looks like he fixed it himself part of the way through the video.

@markhayden473

Жыл бұрын

@@sixthview I couldn't see a faulty joint. At what time in the video is it best noticeable? It does look a nicely built piece of kit, but for $700 I don't think it could possibly be worthwhile for the average Lego collector.

@sixthview

Жыл бұрын

@@markhayden473 3:24 Front right corner you can see the gap in the joint and the board is slipping outward.

@markhayden473

Жыл бұрын

​@@sixthview Yes see that, thank you and well spotted. Not like Bricksie not to highlight any flaws in design or damage if that's the case, should be obvious if one is handling the thing. But anyway it's a shame that happens when considering it's premium price, not good. 👍

I need this!

if they put a padded cushion on top for sitting that you could flip upside down to a table top it'd be perfect.

I have the Lego "sort & store" head. It works ok for small batches, but yeah if you have LOTS of bricks to sort, then something bigger is needed.

You should bolt on a palm sander on to the bottom so you can turn it on and it will shake it for you and you can just keep feeding the Lego in

Super cool

Reminds me of the sand sifter that we used to do beach studies in Geology and Oceanography class.

not gonna lie, I can't believe you spent 700 on this. most of the holes get blocked by the bigger pieces for a start. love the channel btw

I have a small 1 tier one that sorts out anything smaller than a 2x2 brick and it has been very useful. I can only imagine how useful this one is. I wish I could get this one, but the price is high. The way I have seen to shake the bin is in a rotating way by grabbing the corners and spinning it. It moves the bricks around more than a back and fourth motion.

A box out of wood that was most likely cut with a cnc and then assembled. Ain’t no way that thing is work 700 dollars. That just seems extremely greedy on the sellers part.

you can also put a 48x48 base plate and do display of some kind

The thing you've been looking for... for ever...lol...sorting device...just mocking...now I'm watching the video. Wood product? Take my money? Lol it giggles! Lol like all great inventions it also collects dust...looks like a bee hive dude.

Strap a palm sander on it and let it vibrate itself. No, not a random orbit sander, before someone says it.

That is such a cool sorter. That'll save some time.

If I had the space to store it, and the money. I'd love a chance to play with it. My Lego collection isn't that big yet. My parents are keeping all the Legos we had as a kid for the gradkids to play with. So I'm starting from scratch as an adult. I think they may have even taken some bulk generic legos I bought in my 30's to make square molds for casting resin molds in. so nos that I'm nearing 50 and getting back into lego, and buying from scratch again... Im having to start all over....

Outstanding product! I was thinking you could stain it but the natural wood look is very clean looking. Also, if you buy bulk lego from either online or at a yard/garage sale, I have found that you can use mesh laundry bags and dump your legos in the bags, wash them in warm water with Dawn dish soap and air dry them.

how is it that i just spent the whole morning looking at youtube videos of this trying to plan making my own and then this is your video haha, what a strange coincidence.

If you use it as a part time display in the lego room maybe you could put a white close over the top to make it match the rest of the shelving better. Might want to get one of those big mechanical shakers to do all the jostling for you lol

I was waiting for you to spin the box and use centrifugal force to move the peices around.

When you get around to sorting it would be cool to see a video of it

I want this to I’ve been wanting it for ages

Where I live there is a cat litter scoop that is nearly perfect for the job (round holes, all but one so small that they let not pass 2x2 plates but big enough for 1x1 ). I have also seen garden sifters that might do the job and there are professional companies where you can order meshed plates with round holes to your liking. My big issue with all these sorting devices is that they often let pass 1xN plates and bricks to lower layers or 2x2 square plates fall into holes but do not pass through and block all holes. So all these devices lack a industrial grade feeding systems and a transport system so the sorter doesn't get too full or jammed, or blocked...

That thing is sweet! I was thinking it would be cool if you could set the camera up above the sorter when you do sort days and just record that almost like a lego asmr. Also would be cool to see you pull out any cool parts like panning for gold! As always awesome stuff from you guy. Glad the family is happy and healthy!

Love this lego sorter very neat

What clear bins do you use for store your lego pieces in? In the section 4:34 of your video?

It is a nice brick sorter. It is actually built and assembled by another KZreadr. April Wilkerson has a company in Texas called The Wood Shed that Pete contracted with for her to build these using an automated process. Look very well built out of birch plywood but the price is way too much for the average LEGO fan I think.

I need that

For $200 or less I’d be in. Bet better/cheaper options will be coming down the pike. Great concept!

@Sinjinator

Жыл бұрын

I actually built such a tower out of Lego 20 years ago! But then inevitably I needed some of the parts used…

Yes it is a lot however this is ideal for all those Lego shops that are cropping up. It will save time and therefore money. A lovely item and an investment for the right person.

Haha! Cool..great for you👍

Probably can just use sieves that engineers use for gradation analyses of aggregates. I am sure there are used ones out there that would be cheaper.

Ooh I still own that part plate part grid

I need dis

This really works. Great invention. Mass produced out of plastic would drop the price tremendously of course. But I think the market is too small for this. So this wooden handcrafted sorter is the right choice and a good investment if you handle often with bulks of Lego.

Not sure about this. Big bulky expensive and did not seem to sort very well as small parts were still in the top trays after you had sorted. Too much solid space between the holes. I would think a mesh system would work much better

Super! Smaller size container would be nice for smaller lego collectors like me! 😊

just need to paint it white to match the rest of the room, prime it with Defthane if you can find that there, then a white enamel. Note: do not use Defthane indoors, need very good ventilation in an uninhabited area that is dry with good ventilation for this stuff to off gas after application

Interesting. They're made by April Wilkerson's shop. She's another KZread DIYer. She has some great wooden products.

Awesome "Machine" you got there lol. Definitely need to paint the exterior white so it'll blend better with the Lego Room

Bricksie, my brother, I need your help once again! I need to know what your using as dividers for your Sterilite Drawers? Thanks in advance buddy!

I just spent 4 weeks sorting 175lbs of lego by hand.

Nice

I'm guessing since the whatnot stream didn't go so well. That there won't be another until whatnot does their next mystery box/retail pricing? Maybe it needs a game element to it to make it more attractive as content to draw people back? Also starting the bidding higher, just felt terrible, you do all this great work to source some really cool minifigs and most of them go too low in price and mostly to one customer. Wish I had everything set up, those first few minifigs were awesome.

Amazing product, sadly way out of my price range. I do like that the plans are online as well. Thanks for the review - awesome to see it in use.

I bet you could find something to make it move back and forth in a motorized way.

Could you give the dimensions of the holes of each section? Please🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

How long did the shipping take?? Just went on the site they are sold out?!?!?

Wow that's awesome! He should make a smaller size for the beginner collector

Nice Jordan 😃

Amazing video

@marcus2535

Жыл бұрын

Watched a 12 minute video in just 1 minute did you?

I wonder if a person could make some sort of rotating trommel to improve efficiency. Maybe with a series of 3 or 5 gallon buckets.

SO not worth the price! It sorts by size ONLY! You still have to sort by color, & piece type by hand.

cool stuff! By definition, that is a machine. Look it up! ;)

So interesting. I’ve seen these on TikTok and wondered why you didn’t have one 😂

Cool, Sorting Maschine. LG

I used to have something like this, it was a LEGO storage bin the shape of a minifigure head, and it had those sorting sifter things, so all the small pieces where at the bottom, medium at the middle, and big at the top. 😊

@JoshuaFels

Жыл бұрын

I have the same one and love using it. It’s small enough to shake the levels well but big enough to move through a lot of pieces quickly.

Nice tool ! You'll have to reinforce the ground beneath it, though, and may be the weels at some point because of all that friction. 😆

jiggle jigge lol

much like lego itself I could never store this in my house

ain't no way a wood box costs 700 dollars

Sadly this isnt able to ship to the UK i would love for this and Bricksie did you know you affliated Link for the UK doesnt Work

After a year and a half... How often do you use this sorter?

A Bigger LEGO sorting device would be one that sorts like this one, but also separates any partially built ones.....It would never happen, but we can wish.....lol

Could Lego sellers on Ebay use this and hence offer sorted job lots of specific sizes ? Would buyers pay and extra £1 per kg for Lego sorted in this way ?

The whole Bricksie family sorting legos and working on the city! I can see you guys doing some really fun things together! Love the channel btw! I've just started collecting and learned a lot from your videos!

I’ve seen these before but we used it for some buds not bricks 😅

If you could stand it on a vibrio plate it would save you shaking it.

Would it be possible to have the plans to do it at home it will be cheaper....

I like it cheap, simple, & effective. 5 gallon pickle buckets. Don't buy them. Get them from restaurants. Drill holes in the bottom & a few inches up the side. Or if you're really cheap, cut the holes with a sharp (new) utility blade. Same idea, bigger holes as you go up to the top bucket. Don't put holes in the sides of the top few buckets.

I wonder how hard it would be to paint it white to fit in with the shelves...

Bricksie, one thing I meant to comment yesterday was I suggest that (if you can with your schedule). Your 4 upload days be during the week. Most KZreadrs who upload 3-5 videos a day find that they get the most consistent views and interaction when they stick to a weekday schedule (e.g. MTWT or MTWF). Sundays and Saturdays tend to be lower "view" days because folks aren't always on their screens. I hope you take this into consideration.

Bud grinder style

Lego sorter / cushion on top = Ottoman

Making mine out of laminate will be even better then that which also will cost me nothing

How will you move houses with that huge Lego city