Sirgabealot GAfter months of work, I proudly present my newest chain reaction: The Egg Smashing Machine! Although it's not my largest machine, it is definitely one of my most elaborate, as well as one of my favorite full-length machines that I've built to date.
This machine was built as part of my first "business inquiry" as a chain reaction artist. A local film company was making a documentary where they wanted to incorporate some form of dominoes into the machine, and when they discovered my work, they asked me to build a machine for them. It was fun constructing a machine for this project, especially because if I ever needed any materials, I could just tell the director and he would have them mailed over. The documentary is called "What Lies Inside" and has now been released. Be sure to check it out!
Given that this was a professional film company, they gave me a table of their own to build on that lit up from the bottom. After I finished building the machine, they came over with professional camera equipment and set up curtains and intricate lighting to film what they needed for their documentary, and I got to film the footage for the "machine as a screenlink" using their high-quality setup (which is why the screenlink looks different from the working test of the machine). Since I knew that I'd be doing some filming with professional lighting, I made sure to use a lot of objects that look good on camera, such as gears, the kinetic motion toy, billiard balls, and some other things. Overall, I'd say this is probably my best looking machine yet. (I also got some great pictures of this machine)
As far as how the process of producing this video went, this machine was interesting, as half the tricks were surprisingly easy to build, whereas the other half gave me a stream of problems to resolve for them to work. The hammer sequence was especially difficult for me to build due to the immense weight of the head of the hammer and the instability of the table. I spent probably five or six full nights working on this trick and going through several different designs until I came to a mechanism that looked good while also not destroying itself every time it triggered. Testing was about what I expected, as it failed 74 times before working to my satisfaction.
In case you're curious, cleaning broken eggs in a machine is about as fun as it sounds.
Overall, I am very proud of how this machine turned out. After spending a couple months working on a machine that had virtually no tricks, I was eager to revive my original style for this machine. I like every trick that I built in this machine, which is actually rare for me as I am generally very self-critical of my work. I put my perfectionism into full gear for this video, and I'd say it paid off.
Thanks for watching! Be sure to share the video if you enjoyed it! Since the theme of the machine is eggs, let's make this the most liked machine on YouTube, lol.
Statistics: Total Fails: 74 Most Fails: Egg Autotilt (25) Common Fails: Soccer Ball missing the Trix Trax after it tilts a second time, the string that was supposed to pull ball lift up getting caught, the ball that triggers the bead chain tube rolling off the Trix Trax curve, and marbles in the silver funnel getting jammed Favorite Tricks: Dominoes on Gears, Boo Keychain Slide, Bead Chain Tube, Marble Spiral on Flexing Parallelogram Fun Tricks to Work With: Kinetic Ball Dispenser, Boo Keychain Slide Frustrating Tricks to Work With: Domino Knocking Sequence, Marble Spiral on Flexing Parallelogram, Falling Hammer Sequence Planned Tricks (tricks I knew I would do before building): Billiard Ball Board, Dominoes on Gears, Domino Knocking Sequence, Marble Spiral, Domino Tower Dump, Falling Hammer Sequence Improvised Tricks (tricks I came up with the ideas for while building): Egg Autotilt, Rolling Gear w/Track, Kinetic Ball Dispenser, Boo Keychain Slide, Bead Chain Tube, Ball Binder Dump
Timeline -Marble Spiral (12/10/19) -Base of Dominoes on Gears (12/25/19) -Base of Ball Binder Dump (originally a different trick) (12/29/19) -Rolling Gear w/Track (12/30/19) -Hammer Sequence V1 (1/4/20) -Base of Domino Knocking Sequence (1/5/20) -Hammer Sequence V2 (1/5/20) -Egg Autotilt (1/12/20) -Billiard Ball Board (1/17/20) -Completed Dominoes on Gears (1/17/20) -Ball Lift Connection (1/18/20) -Kinetic Ball Dispenser (1/19/20) -Boo Keychain Slide (2/1/20) -Completed Domino Knocking Mechanism (2/1/20) -Domino Tower Dump V1 (2/1/20) -Falling Hammer Sequence V3 (2/1/20) -Bead Chain Tube (2/8/20) -First Full Test (2/8/20) -Successful Take (2/20/20) -Screenlink (2/22/20)
The Egg Smashing MachineSirgabealot G2020-02-29 | After months of work, I proudly present my newest chain reaction: The Egg Smashing Machine! Although it's not my largest machine, it is definitely one of my most elaborate, as well as one of my favorite full-length machines that I've built to date.
This machine was built as part of my first "business inquiry" as a chain reaction artist. A local film company was making a documentary where they wanted to incorporate some form of dominoes into the machine, and when they discovered my work, they asked me to build a machine for them. It was fun constructing a machine for this project, especially because if I ever needed any materials, I could just tell the director and he would have them mailed over. The documentary is called "What Lies Inside" and has now been released. Be sure to check it out!
Given that this was a professional film company, they gave me a table of their own to build on that lit up from the bottom. After I finished building the machine, they came over with professional camera equipment and set up curtains and intricate lighting to film what they needed for their documentary, and I got to film the footage for the "machine as a screenlink" using their high-quality setup (which is why the screenlink looks different from the working test of the machine). Since I knew that I'd be doing some filming with professional lighting, I made sure to use a lot of objects that look good on camera, such as gears, the kinetic motion toy, billiard balls, and some other things. Overall, I'd say this is probably my best looking machine yet. (I also got some great pictures of this machine)
As far as how the process of producing this video went, this machine was interesting, as half the tricks were surprisingly easy to build, whereas the other half gave me a stream of problems to resolve for them to work. The hammer sequence was especially difficult for me to build due to the immense weight of the head of the hammer and the instability of the table. I spent probably five or six full nights working on this trick and going through several different designs until I came to a mechanism that looked good while also not destroying itself every time it triggered. Testing was about what I expected, as it failed 74 times before working to my satisfaction.
In case you're curious, cleaning broken eggs in a machine is about as fun as it sounds.
Overall, I am very proud of how this machine turned out. After spending a couple months working on a machine that had virtually no tricks, I was eager to revive my original style for this machine. I like every trick that I built in this machine, which is actually rare for me as I am generally very self-critical of my work. I put my perfectionism into full gear for this video, and I'd say it paid off.
Thanks for watching! Be sure to share the video if you enjoyed it! Since the theme of the machine is eggs, let's make this the most liked machine on YouTube, lol.
Statistics: Total Fails: 74 Most Fails: Egg Autotilt (25) Common Fails: Soccer Ball missing the Trix Trax after it tilts a second time, the string that was supposed to pull ball lift up getting caught, the ball that triggers the bead chain tube rolling off the Trix Trax curve, and marbles in the silver funnel getting jammed Favorite Tricks: Dominoes on Gears, Boo Keychain Slide, Bead Chain Tube, Marble Spiral on Flexing Parallelogram Fun Tricks to Work With: Kinetic Ball Dispenser, Boo Keychain Slide Frustrating Tricks to Work With: Domino Knocking Sequence, Marble Spiral on Flexing Parallelogram, Falling Hammer Sequence Planned Tricks (tricks I knew I would do before building): Billiard Ball Board, Dominoes on Gears, Domino Knocking Sequence, Marble Spiral, Domino Tower Dump, Falling Hammer Sequence Improvised Tricks (tricks I came up with the ideas for while building): Egg Autotilt, Rolling Gear w/Track, Kinetic Ball Dispenser, Boo Keychain Slide, Bead Chain Tube, Ball Binder Dump
Timeline -Marble Spiral (12/10/19) -Base of Dominoes on Gears (12/25/19) -Base of Ball Binder Dump (originally a different trick) (12/29/19) -Rolling Gear w/Track (12/30/19) -Hammer Sequence V1 (1/4/20) -Base of Domino Knocking Sequence (1/5/20) -Hammer Sequence V2 (1/5/20) -Egg Autotilt (1/12/20) -Billiard Ball Board (1/17/20) -Completed Dominoes on Gears (1/17/20) -Ball Lift Connection (1/18/20) -Kinetic Ball Dispenser (1/19/20) -Boo Keychain Slide (2/1/20) -Completed Domino Knocking Mechanism (2/1/20) -Domino Tower Dump V1 (2/1/20) -Falling Hammer Sequence V3 (2/1/20) -Bead Chain Tube (2/8/20) -First Full Test (2/8/20) -Successful Take (2/20/20) -Screenlink (2/22/20)Machine Multiverse 2023Sirgabealot G2023-11-11 | The chain reaction community proudly presents the third installment of the Machine Multiverse series! This year’s installment features 33 new chain reaction clips from 18 builders, a record number of participants for the series. I am very thankful to have hosted the video again and very proud of the incredible machines that the community built this year.
Thank you to all of the builders for taking the time to make clips for this project! It's always a pleasure hosting this project every year and it wouldn't be possible without the chain reaction community's hard work and support.The Prometheus MachineSirgabealot G2023-02-24 | This is a mini-machine I made for an annual competition at college (the same one I built The Ring Sacrificing Machine and The Greatest Floor Machine for). Because the theme of the event was mythology, the goal of the machine was for Prometheus to steal fire back from Zeus and return it to the humans (hence "The Prometheus Machine"). Considering that I only had 24 hours to build and test it, I am happy with how it came out.
This will probably be my last upload for a while. I am working on a new project but with both college and an upcoming internship, it will likely not be finished for a while.
Music: Disease - Beautiful Insanity youtube.com/watch?v=0gdrg0EE2fE&ab_channel=ReclusiveLemmingMachine Multiverse 2022Sirgabealot G2023-01-02 | The chain reaction community proudly presents the second installment to the Machine Multiverse series! It is always an honor to host this event and I'm thankful to all 15 participants for contributing 31 phenomenal new machine tricks to this massive project.
Thank you to Derek from Daksdominoes for editing this video!The Lunchables MachineSirgabealot G2022-09-21 | Hello everyone! I am proud to present my latest chain reaction, the Lunchables Machine! This machine doubles as both my first solo-event machine and my first sponsored machine for a company. I was setting this machine up in advance at my apartment for a nearby Children's Museum event I was hosting when jackofallspades98 reached out to me and asked if I could build a machine to announce this year's RGM contest task of stacking Lunchables. I finished building and filming this machine at my apartment for the RGM contest announcement, then took it down and reset part of it at the Children's Museum event. The timing could not have been more perfect.
I hope you enjoy the machine! I took an event machine approach with this project and I am happy with how it turned out.
Statistics: Fails: 55 Working Takes: 6 Start Date: 7/5/22 Finish Date (building): 8/17/22 Finish Date (testing): 8/19/22 Favorite Trick: Quadruple Flexograms
Music: MoF Stage 1 - A God That Loves People ~ Romantic Fall youtube.com/watch?v=_mlkuZI4CK8&feature=share&utm_source=EJGixIgBCJiu2KjB4oSJEQSpicing it Up: The Series | Episode 4 (w/@lightrailmachines5996 & @TheContraptionKing)Sirgabealot G2022-07-29 | I am excited to bring you the fourth installment in Spicing it Up: The Series! In this episode, Light Rail Machines, TheContraptionKing, and I expand on the Newton’s Cradle, Zig Zag, and Billiard Ball Chain. Doing a three-way collaboration for this series is something I’ve wanted to do for a while and I am happy that we could finally make that a reality!
Music: IN Credits Theme - Eternal Dream ~ Mystic Maple (from Touhou - Imperishable Night): youtu.be/sEo0KHeg9gQ
Thank you to jackofallspades98 for helping edit the SIUTS animation into the video! youtube.com/user/jackofallspades98The Greatest Floor MachineSirgabealot G2022-04-20 | This mini-machine was built for an event at my college called Greatest Floor. The theme of the event was underwater so the goal of the machine was to find Nemo. Considering that I only had ~12 hours to build and test this machine, I am pleased with the result.
Music: Paradarx - Touhou 1: Highly Responsive to Prayers - The Positive and Negative (BW Remix) youtu.be/3xuDsW471zw
Total Fails: 23Reactica 2021: Sirgabealots Machine Close-UpSirgabealot G2022-02-11 | Here is the machine I made for Reactica 2021! This was built under a rather strict time constraint, so it's not quite the size of some of my other projects, but I am happy with how some of the tricks came out.
Statistics: Total Fails: ~170 (the event take was filmed first and failed only twice, but the personal take took over 170 attempts) Working Takes: 3 Favorite Trick: Bead Chain Start Date: 12/18/21 Date of Completion: 12/30/21
Music: Underworld Forest - Last Bible III youtube.com/watch?v=k4pqGwBiP4E&ab_channel=PlasmarielMachine Multiverse 2021Sirgabealot G2021-11-27 | After months of hard work, the chain reaction community is proud to present Machine Multiverse 2021. With 37 clips built by 18 different builders, this is one of the largest chain reaction collaborations to date!
I want to give a big thank you to all the builders for taking the time to participate! I enjoy putting these types of videos together to showcase the various styles of the chain reaction community and to allow builders to collaborate with other builders they have not collaborated with before. I hope that everyone enjoys the video!
Additionally, thank you to Derek from Daksdominos for editing the video!Domino World 2021: Machine 2 Close-UpSirgabealot G2021-09-25 | I am proud to present my first single-table machine since I left for college almost a year ago! It's definitely one of my best Domino World machines yet!
Statistics: Fail Count: 271 Working Take Count: 3 Total Working Takes: 2 Number of Fails until First Working Take: ~80 Difficulty: Unusually Challenging Estimated Build Time: ~3 weeks Date of Completion: 7/2/21 Favorite Trick: Dipping Pendulum
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.The Swirl Lamp MachineSirgabealot G2021-09-02 | I am proud to present the largest chain reaction machine I have built since the Mouthwash Machine! I'd been eager to try my hand at another full machine for a while now and am very happy with how it turned out!
This machine was surprisingly easy to create! After enduring a nightmarish building process with my Domino World machine for this year, I decided to ease on professionalism and was pleasantly surprised when almost every trick in the machine was relatively easy to make and didn't really take more than a day each to create. I was able to exceed almost all of the goals I set for myself every day during the building process and filming wasn't too horrible either. This was definitely the most fun I've had making a project in a while.
I decided to go with an island-themed aesthetic when I edited this machine since it was built in an area isolated from the rest of the room (and because it gave me an excuse to use one of my personal favorite EDM tracks). Let me know in the comments what you think!
Statistics: Fail Count: 73 Working Take Count: 2 Project Start Date: 7/25/21 (falling track elevator was built) Date of Working Take: 8/19/21 Favorite Trick: Fiber Optic Slide (with the Magnet Pendulum as a close second)
I want to give shoutouts to TheContraptionKing for making the ball ricochet idea and cwdreactions for making the ball-in-slinky idea that I used in this machine. I don't like to make tricks that have already been done and already had these ideas planned before they were premiered (the ball ricochet idea was actually the primary reason I wanted to build another machine inside of a bookshelf), but I definitely want to give credit where credit is due. The slinky idea was tricky during the building process and I don't think I would have included it if cwdreactions hadn't already demonstrated that it was possible. I also want to give props to jackofallspades98, as many of his mechanisms from 50 Fundamental Chain Reaction Mechanisms were useful in the process of making this machine. Check out their channels here: cwdreactions: youtube.com/c/cwdreactions jackofallspades98: youtube.com/user/jackofallspades98 TheContraptionKing: youtube.com/c/TheContraptionKing
As for future projects, I am back in college as of the release of this video and will be unable to build for a time, but I did spend a good bit of time building for other projects this summer. I will be uploading my Domino World 2021 machine when the event is finished and sometime this fall, a fourth installment to the Builders Collab series should be released (only this video will be quite different from its three predecessors). Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss them!
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.Spicing it Up: The Series | Episode 3 (w/@TheContraptionKing)Sirgabealot G2021-03-20 | As my first machine project created after my departure to college, I am proud to present the first installment in Spicing it Up: The Series in almost three years! Making Episode 3 of this series has been on my mind since 2018, and I am excited that TheContraptionKing and I were finally able to make it a reality. Rather than revamping complex tricks as often done in Spicing it Up, I wanted the series to be more focused on taking simple concepts and creating new, innovative chain reaction ideas, and I don't think the machines for this project couldn't have turned out better :)
From this point forward, I do not intend to make any more episodes of Spicing it Up. A big part of why I wanted to make a third episode was so I could end the series with an episode that I knew would be the last episode I'd make. While more episodes in the future are possible, expect this one to be the last one for now.
Statistics: Sirgabealot's Clips Domino Line: Fails: 98 Working Takes: 2 Time Span: November to December Difficulty to Create: Challenging Personal Ranking: 1 (Favorite)
Pong Shot: Fails: ~90 Working Takes: 5 Time Span: August to October Difficulty to Create: Moderately Challenging Personal Ranking: 2
Tape Measure: Fails: 53 Working Takes: 2 Time Span: January to March Difficulty to Create: Challenging Personal Ranking: 3 (Least Favorite)
TheContraptionKing's Clips:
Domino Line: Fails: Over 100 Working Takes: 2 Time to Build: ~1 week Difficulty: Challenging Personal Ranking: 3 (Least Favorite)
Pong Shot: Fails: 79 Working Takes: 2 Time to Build: ~2 weeks Difficulty: Moderate Personal Ranking: 2
Tape Measure: Fails: ~94 Working Takes: 2 Time to Build: ~2 weeks Difficulty: Moderately Challenging Personal Ranking: 1 (Favorite)
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.The Cymbal Crashing Machine | 13BC Machine Close-UpSirgabealot G2020-09-21 | Here is a closer look at the machine I built for (11BC3)! Even though this was built as part of a community collaboration, it's definitely one of my favorite machines I've ever built, which is why I wanted to give this machine its own video.
General Statistics: Date of Completion: 7/1/20 Total Fails: 109 Total Working Takes: 2 Difficulty: Moderately Challenging Estimated Build Time: 14 building days over 3.5 weeks Favorite Trick: Zig Zag Board
This will be my last video for a while so I hope you enjoyed it!
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.13 Builders Collab | Chain Reaction Community CollaborationSirgabealot G2020-09-20 | Because many chain reaction builders had a lot more time on their hands than usual this year, I revived the 11 Builders Collab series for a third installment; only this time with thirteen builders! I am very proud of what we put together!
Sirgabealot G Date of Completion: 7/1/20 Total Fails: 109 Total Working Takes: 2 Difficulty: Moderately Challenging Estimated Build Time: 3.5 weeks Favorite Trick: Zig Zag Board
DaksDominos (Derek) Date of Completion: 9/13/20 Total Fails: 62 Total Working Takes: 3 Difficulty: Moderately Challenging Estimated Build Time: 3.5 weeks Favorite Trick: Multi-Use Pathing
teddytron2000 Date of Completion: 6/1/20 Total Fails: 21 Total Working Takes: 6 Difficulty: Moderately Easy Estimated Build Time: 3 hrs* Favorite Trick: Multi-Use Red Flipper
Flash Domino Date of Completion: 6/19/20 Total Fails: 110 Total Working Takes: 1 Difficulty: Moderate Estimated Build Time: ~24 hrs* Favorite Trick: Cardboard Spinner
bpdoles Date of Completion: 4/15/20 Total Fails: 89 (for the first successful take) Total Working Takes: 3 Difficulty: Moderate Estimated Build Time: 2 weeks Favorite Trick: Rolling Carpet on Sliding Board
Creezy Date of Completion: 8/25/20 Total Fails: 0 Total Working Takes: 1 Difficulty: Easy Estimated Build Time: 1.5 months Favorite Trick: Rolling Cups
TheContraptionKing Date of Completion: 6/24/20 Total Fails: 22 Total Working Takes: 1 Difficulty: Moderate Estimated Build Time: ~1 month Favorite Trick: Rolling/Flipping Mighty Beans Container
TheGoldbergGuy Date of Completion: 8/6/20 Total Fails: 38 Total Working Takes: 1 Difficulty: Moderate Estimated Build Time: 5-6 hrs* Favorite Trick: Flipping Knex Roller Coaster
berlagawesome Date of Completion: 8/12/20 Total Fails: 22 Total Working Takes: 1 Difficulty: Moderately Easy Estimated Build Time: 3 days* Favorite Trick: Glove Inflation
Twig Date of Completion: 9/11/20 Total Fails: 76 Total Working Takes: 2 Difficulty: Extremely Challenging Estimated Build Time: 2 weeks Favorite Trick: Timed Mukmuk Launch
TheRGMGuy01 Date of Completion: 4/3/20 Total Fails: ~180 Total Working Takes: 3 Difficulty: Moderate Estimated Build Time: ~20 hrs* Favorite Trick: Four Ball Sequence
TheInvention11 Date of Completion: 8/2/2020 Total Fails: 116 Total Working Takes: 1 Difficulty: Extremely Challenging Estimated Build Time: 6 days* Favorite (Aspect of the) Trick: One Ball Path
jackofallspades98 Date of Completion: 8/30/20 Total Fails: 177 Total Working Takes: 0 Difficulty: Extremely Challenging Estimated Build Time: ~2 weeks Favorite Trick: Pong Shot
*refers to the time spent building the clip rather than the time span the clip was built across
Thank you very much for watching! I love this series as it showcases the chain reaction community well and allows many builders to collaborate with builders they have not collaborated with before. I'm very thankful that so many talented builders were able to come together so we could produce the third and best installment in the series yet.
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.Domino World 2020: Machine 2 Close-UpSirgabealot G2020-07-24 | Despite Domino World being unable to occur regularly this year due to current events, we were able to do a substitute online event in its place. Here is a close-up of the machine I built for the event.
General Statistics: Date of Completion: 7/16/20 Total Fails: 80 Total Working Takes: 4 Number of Fails until First Working Take: 27 Difficulty: Moderate Estimated Build Time: ~8 days Favorite Trick: Gear Bounce
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.Billiard Ball TricksSirgabealot G2020-06-10 | After months of work, I proudly present Billiard Ball Tricks: a screenlink comprised of chain reaction tricks based on billiard balls! I’ve always enjoyed using billiard balls in chain reactions because of their aesthetic and functionality and wanted to push the limits of what could be done with them. This is definitely my favorite project in terms of quality, as I put a lot of time into making each clip as impressive and visually pleasing as possible. Be sure to share the video and leave a comment if you liked it!
General Statistics: Project Start Date: 11/2/19 Project End Date: 5/31/20 Number of Rejected Clips: 1 Clip with the Most Working Takes: Triangular Billiard Ball Chain (22) Clip with the Least Working Takes: Spinning Hoop (2) Clip with the Most Fails: Billiard Ball Chain Launch (125 Fails/19 Working Takes) Clip with the Fewest Fails: Triangular Billiard Ball Chain (2 Fails/22 Working Takes) Total Fails throughout all Clips: 511 Most Challenging to Build: Billiard Ball Chain Launch Easiest to Build: Triangular Billiard Ball Chain Most Fun to Build: Final Machine Favorite Clip: Flipping Board Favorite Transition: 7 Ball Rolling Down Glockenspiel
Individual Trick Statistics:
Triangular Billiard Ball Chain: Date of Completion: 5/31/20 Fails: 2 (which meant the cue ball didn't stay in a stationary position after triggering the chain) Working Takes: 22 Difficulty: Easy Personal Ranking: 9
Billiard Ball Chain Launch: Date of Completion: 4/26/20 Fails: 125 Working Takes: 19 Difficulty: Challenging Personal Ranking: 2
Billiard Ball Matrix: Date of Completion: 11/8/19 Fails: 109 Working Takes: 10 Difficulty: Moderately Challenging Personal Ranking: 7
Spinning Hoop: Date of Completion: 11/23/19 Fails: 36 Working Takes: 2 Difficulty: Easy Personal Ranking: 3
Dual Ball Collision: Date of Completion: 3/28/20 Fails: 42 Working Takes: 5 Difficulty: Moderate Personal Ranking: 8
Direction Changer Wave: Date of Completion: 3/15/20 Fails: 51 Working Takes: 5 Difficulty: Moderate Personal Ranking: 4
Flipping Board: Date of Completion: 4/5/20 Fails: 57 Working Takes: 14 Difficulty: Moderately Challenging Personal Ranking: 1
Unraveling Billiard Balls: Date of Completion: 11/19/19 Fails: 14 Working Takes: 3 Difficulty: Easy Personal Ranking: 5
Final Machine: Date of Completion: 5/27/20 Fails: 7 Working Takes: 3 Difficulty: Moderate Personal Ranking: 6
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.
If you enjoyed this video, I highly recommend subscribing to my channel. I make videos like this all the time.The Rubix Cube Solving MachineSirgabealot G2019-10-13 | After dedicating a year of long work to one project that focused mainly on tricks, I wanted to try my hand at creating a video that focused more on the "chain reaction" aspect of chain reaction machines. Feeling inspired by jackofallspades98's The Key Finder and Reactica 2019, I decided to try a new style and make this a simpler project with more foreign objects and fewer tricks.
This machine was originally going to be an attempt at the Guinness World Record for the largest chain reaction machine, but at around the time I was completing this table, I decided it would be best to stop because I did not have the time, space, or materials to execute a 500-step machine. Additionally, I did not necessarily enjoy creating this project due to the strict supply restrictions that inhibited the overall quality of the machine. I also determined that I would rather spend my last year before going off to college working on smaller, fun projects that I enjoyed building than a large one that I did not. I am not entirely rejecting the idea of me going for the world record one day (although it is unlikely), but I did not like where this attempt was going and decided that if I do end up building a 500-step machine, it will be a Sirgabealot machine with unique tricks rather than a more generic chain reaction that strives for only step count and nothing else.
Nonetheless, I do not perceive this project as a failure and am happy with how it turned out overall. I think this project still presents a lot of unique aspects to machines that I wouldn't have tried anywhere else and succeeds at being more of a traditional chain reaction. My next project will likely be a themed screenlink that I have been wanting to do for a while and will hopefully be uploaded by the end of 2019.
Statistics: Total Fails: 78 Most Fails: Turning Green Track Favorite Trick: Drinking Bird Dispenser Most Frustrating Trick: Turning Green Track Number of Steps: Roughly 120
Testing this project was actually a lot harder than I originally anticipated, as there were nine takes that made it to the part I considered the end and failed. There was even a take that made it to the end but failed because I forgot to reset the Rubix Cube (the take had some minor impurities so I likely wouldn't have used it anyway).
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.
I hope you enjoyed the video! Be sure to subscribe if you want to see more projects like this one!Domino World 2019 Close-Up: Machine Section 2Sirgabealot G2019-07-24 | This is the machine I built for Domino World 2019. To view the full falldown, click the link below. youtube.com/watch?v=TY-H2aUtrKI
I had a fantastic time at Domino World 2019 and was very thankful to be part of the team. I am also proud to say that this machine worked during the final falldown! If anyone was curious, I also built the Trix Trax run in the domino section as well as the fidget spinner trick on TheRGMGuy01's table.
Thank you to Brady (bpdoles) for creating the event and inviting me to it, Conrad (Twig) for designing the launcher trick at the end of the section, to Derek (Daks) for taking the picture used during the end cards, to Lyle (jackofallspades98) for filming the closeup and for letting me borrow some of his materials, and to everyone for being awesome to hang out with.
Statistics: Favorite Trick: Ball Dispenser Most Likely to Fail: Knex Ball Lift Cube Most Frustrating: Ball Dispenser/Knex Ball Lift Cube Most Fun: 1 Ball Launch
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.50 Chain Reaction TricksSirgabealot G2019-07-13 | After a long year of work, my latest and greatest project is finally here!
I have wanted to do my own massive chain reaction trick compilation for many years and in June 2018, I decided to finally make this a reality. I put a lot of time into making sure that each clip presented something new and never seen before and was as clean and visually appealing as possible.
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.The Disco Ball Machine (w/BWRGM)Sirgabealot G2018-12-28 | BWRGM and I proudly present The Disco Ball Machine!
During our fall breaks, BWRGM, two talented chain reaction artists, and I got together at my house to build this machine. They built the structures for the falling track trick, the auto tilt and the flipping track along with some other miscellaneous mechanisms used in the machine and I built the rest. I hope you enjoy the machine!
The reason I have not uploaded for a while is not only because of an overbearing workload from school but also because I have been working on a massive project since July. I am hoping it will be released before this summer
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.Domino World 2018 Close Up: Machine Section 2Sirgabealot G2018-08-11 | This is my machine I built for Domino World, a domino/chain reaction event led by bpdoles: youtube.com/user/bpdoles
It was really awesome that I was able to participate in my first live event this summer. I had a blast hanging out with everyone and building this machine all day and I'm really impressed with what we were able to create in such a short time span. I'm really happy with how my machine turned out and it reflects my style really well. Despite how the machine unfortunately failed during the final falldown, the machine was actually very consistent and worked a total of 6 times. I hope you enjoyed the video. Junior year has just started and seems it will be hectic in terms of homework so I cannot predict when my next machine video will be uploaded.
I want to give a special thanks to Brady/bpdoles for hosting and inviting me to this event (and for letting me steal some of his stuff, lol). It was the highlight to an otherwise uneventful summer and one of the best weeks of my life. I hope that there will be more events like this I can attend in the future!
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.Spicing it Up: The Series | Episode 2 (w/cwdreactions)Sirgabealot G2018-07-21 | Enjoy the second installment in Spicing it Up: The Series with cwdreactions!
THANK YOU FOR 1K SUBS! This is a huge milestone and I never imagined that this many people would view my work. I have more machine projects on the way, as I am participating in Domino World in two weeks (youtu.be/_5sLdIansJk) and will release a close up video on what I build there. I have also been working on my next massive machine project and am about 20% finished with that. I hope to have it up by the end of the year.
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.Sirgabealot G Live StreamSirgabealot G2018-05-24 | ...The Car Racing MachineSirgabealot G2018-04-17 | I made this machine as a small project in return to Mrs. Carroll's third grade class, who watched some of my videos and wrote me persuasive letters offering suggestions for what my next machine could do, where I decided to go with a Car Racing suggestion from a student named Mi'Shaun. I tried to reduce the complexity of the machine and add more visually impressive tricks so it would be more impressive for an audience that is unfamiliar with chain reactions.
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.Spicing it Up: The Series | Episode 1 (w/cwdreactions)Sirgabealot G2018-03-31 | The award winning chain reaction series continues!
Don't forget to leave your suggestions for tricks down in the comment section!
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.11 Builders Collab 2 | Chain Reaction CollaborationSirgabealot G2018-03-17 | As a result of the strong success of the first 11 Builders Collaboration which reached over 750 thousand views on Alex's channel. I am proud to present 11 Builders Collaboration 2 two years later! I began hosting this project in July 2017 and 3/4 of a year later, it is finally complete! I hope you enjoy this project as much as you enjoyed the first one!
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.The Incredible Mouthwash MachineSirgabealot G2018-02-02 | I am proud to finally present this massive project to the world. I really pushed myself beyond my limits in order to produce this chaotic machine. With a counted total of 265 steps and eight tables, this machine may be the largest machine designed by a single builder in the community. This machine took five months to design, build, test and clean. When I say five months, I don't mean I was caught up with other things and only worked on this for a few hours a month. When I say five months, I mean I put as much work into the machine as possible while dealing with difficult classes, a time consuming marching band and other activities. Overall, I'd say I spent at least 100 hours on this project total, just to produce for seven minutes of footage. This is easily the largest machine that I have ever built, and also the last machine that I will build of this size for a while. As you may have noticed, 2017 was a quiet year for my channel. That is not because I have lost interest in building, but because I spent 1/3 a year making the Toothpaste Machine, a 1/3 a year making Spicing it Up #2, and the final third making this with a few small projects here and there. While these larger projects are more impressive, they take a very long time to build and create, and it keeps me from uploading as much as I would like to. Another problem is that with a machine built of this size is the limitation on materials. When I built this machine, I used up almost all of my materials and had to be very conservative with what I built in order to fill all of the tables. I actually purchased $60 of Knex on eBay for this project, and still ran out of Knex to the point where I actually had to ask my friends if I could borrow any spare Knex that they had lying around. Another material that I used a lot of was tape. Last year when I built the Toothpaste Machine, I remember being like "Woah! I used five whole rolls of tape to make this!" In this machine, I used twelve. And I used an entire package of tape just fixing things to prevent fails. That's a LOT of tape, seeing how the average project only takes one or two. On top of this, the massive machine failed 460 times and took two months to get it to work once. That said, I will be reverting to screenlinks and 1-2 table machines for a while, which will allow me to provide more impressive tricks in the future. This is actually good news, because now that I will be building smaller projects, I can promise you that there will be much more uploads in the future that will be just as, if not more, impressive than this one.
Like the music? I decided to try something new in terms of music in honor of this major machine by using music that I composed myself! Music Used: Electro Party by Sirgabealot G: youtube.com/watch?v=fMTZw5bVMBA Skyfall by FyMex: youtu.be/QQR9coZOx8g
Huge thank you to cwdreactions for his contributions made to this project! He filmed the intro clip with the mouthwash and also edited the video. I highly recommend that anyone who enjoys in my videos should his channel out as well. cwdreactions: youtube.com/channel/UCJ0py-Fq9hzuaTkz7easRJA. I would also like to thank everyone that loaned me materials along the way. There are twenty-eight green 28's hidden throughout the machine in honor of this being the 28th machine in my chain reaction series which extends over five years. If you are up for the challenge, try to find them all. Almost every trick has at least one 28 hidden near it. Thank for you watching! I hope that you enjoyed this video!
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.The Page Flipping MachineSirgabealot G2017-07-18 | I had some free time and didn't really have any projects on my list, so my friends came over to spend the night and we started building this at three in the morning, (we also did a livestream of part of the building process of the machine that surprisingly got over 1,700 viewers). I decided to experiment with Lyle's style of building and some foreign objects and some other small tricks that I had been wanting to try for a while. This machine was fun to build and a pain to test, as it failed about 90 times total, the most failed trick being the swinging kinetic sculpture trick at the beginning. The machine actually did work once all the way on a different test where something fell early. The take that I used was where everything worked perfectly up until where the final domino was supposed to fall and flip the page, but got caught on something when it fell. I did try to get a perfect take afterwards, but the machine gradually fell apart and certain parts of the machine stopped working, so I had to use the run that failed right at the end. I hope that the cut did not affect the viewing pleasure and that this will not be classified as a "screenlinked machine". Thanks for watching! I hope that you enjoyed the machine.
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.My Segment of Spicing it Up #2Sirgabealot G2017-07-07 | Here is my segment of Spicing it Up! Be sure to check out the full video on my channel or cwdreaction's channel! Enjoy!
Music: Horizon by JHACS and Viticz.
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.Spicing it Up #2 (w/cwdreactions)Sirgabealot G2017-07-01 | After over a year, we finally present Spicing it Up Part 2! We had a lot of fun "spicing up" 25 chain reaction tricks that the community has presented to us and presenting them back to the community with our own crazy twists. Although we are improving upon previously existing tricks, there are still many new ideas of our own in this video. This is hands down the best video that either cwdreactions or myself have ever done (and one of the longest XD).
Thank you for your patience, as this video was supposed to come out during Fall of 2016. The reason it took so long to finish was because we were both busy with school and other machine projects, along with my surgery that prevented me from building for about a month. We spent a lot of time selecting the tricks that we would spice up, looking through many chain reaction videos. In the end, we ended up with a set of tricks from a total of 10 different builders and 22 different videos, as noted in the trailer. To view each original version of each trick and to see who built them, click on the link to the video trailer here. youtu.be/TUw_01LI9lk
The entire process of my part took about 60-70 hours to do, including building, testing, research, filming, editing, documenting, downloading, uploading etc. I put an average of about four hours in each clip, whereas some clips took much longer than that to do (cough cough rolling shoebox stack cough cough). There were about 160 fails in total, with the last two tricks (the swinging C and the shoebox stack) failing the most. My only trick that worked on the first try (excluding the intro and outro) was the cup flip, which was surprising because that trick was actually very risky.
Both of us edited our own sections and cwdreactions edited the final version and added the music, which is why the audio quality actually sounds good in this video.
Shoutouts goes out to the builders whose tricks were spiced up, my new camera and the lighting for improving the video quality on my segments of the video (and to the lights for falling on top of the machines twice, lol) and especially to cwdreactions for putting together a ridiculously amazing chain reaction section for the video and for doing a very very good job with the editing. We plan on holding a podcast in the future where we will get more in depth with the details of the project.
cwdreaction's cipher: OZ'Y TUZ UBKX
Music Credits:
Song 1: Laszlo- Fall to Light
Song 2: Unison- Aperture
Song 3: Horizon- JHACS & Viticz
Thanks for watching! Be sure to subscribe to both channels and share! And if you haven't already, be sure to take another ten minutes to watch the first Spicing it Up here. youtu.be/TUw_01LI9lk
Fun Fact: All of the builders that had clips spiced up in the video had names ranging from A TO T. There weren't builders with names starting with U-Z.
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.Domino Chain 6Sirgabealot G2017-06-28 | Here is my submission to Domino Chain! I put a lot of work into it and I think that it is my favorite machine table that I have ever built. Something that I want to point out is that this is surprisingly my second most failed project of all time, behind the 200 step Toothpaste Dispenser. The cup bounce right at the end was actually pretty inconsistent, but it looked cool at the end. My favorite trick would have to be the sliding cup trick. It's an idea that I've had for a while and I'm proud of how it turned out. I nominate cwdreactions for Domino Chain 7! To view the unedited link that I will be submitting to the Domino Chain, be sure to view the video on my second channel, Alot G Guy Guys. (I was unable to post a link for an unknown reason). Music: Viper by f-777 Thank you to cwdreactions for editing the music into the video!
Thanks for watching and be sure to watch my best machine project yet, Spicing it Up #2 with cwdreactions, when it comes out on July 1st at 1 PM EST.
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.The Amazing Toothpaste DispenserSirgabealot G2017-03-03 | After three months of hard work, I proudly present to you the 27th machine in my chain reaction series and my best machine yet (and my first machine in a very long time with an actual goal). As The Eagle Project machine consisted of an estimated 100 steps, this machine contains a solid, legitimate counted out 203 steps!. This took two months to build and one month to test (with 108 failed attempts by my count). I tried some smaller machine tricks that I had been anxious to try for a while (I'm saving the big ones for Spicing it Up #2) and a clean, organized style with a steady-ish flow and I am very proud of the result! I also decided to show second angles to the tricks instead of screen linking the entire machine. In the final product, I did have to silence certain segments of the machine to hide unfavorable background noise, and unfortunately, the camera did go out of focus twice in two different spots, but I am still very proud of the final product. I ran out of many machine supplies and went through over five rolls of tape making this machine! I would like to dedicate this machine to the machine community, as this machine was truly inspired by my chain reaction peers! I was finally able to get my hands on a new camera (Canon EOS Powershot) and I hope that you enjoy the new quality, especially with the new lighting I got for Christmas. I must give a thank you to my good friend, TheInvention11, (youtube.com/user/TheInvention11) for filming the cutscene at the beginning for me. I must also give credit to berlagawesome (youtube.com/user/berlagawesome) for providing most of the inspiration for this video. Please like, comment, subscribe, and share! Let's get to at least one thousand views!
I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.TheGoldbergGuy Retro MachineSirgabealot G2016-11-23 | After a six month hiatus, retro machines have finally returned. This was built for TheGoldbergGuy, a builder that have actually met in person (outside of ISMWE). This machine is a remake of his table at the Eagle Project Machine. For the first time , I have actually decided to recreate the machine for a retro machine as much as I possibly could without throwing in several unnecessary changes that were never part of the retro machine. There are still some changes due to lack of specific materials, transitions, trying to reduce fails or trying to keep the machine This took me five hours to build, one hour to clean and five hours to test. It is shorter than my usual machines and very complex but I like how it turned out. (AGGG stands for Alot G Guy Guys, just FYI). A fail compilation will be posted on AGGG when I get around to it. There were about 20-30 fails, which is normal for my machines. To view EPM, click here. The machine on the brown table is the machine replicated. youtu.be/nJbI7YXeXT0 Music: JJD-Adventures (NCS) youtu.be/f2xGxd9xPYA Thanks for watching! Next retro machine goes to DonaldDrake Machines aka ADMachineLand!The EDM Machine (No. 26)Sirgabealot G2016-10-07 | I proudly present to you my 26th machine in my Chain Reaction Machine series! At approximately 100 steps, this machine is easily my most complex, my longest and hopefully my best. This was originally intended to be my machine for my CCC 2 entry with Chipio Industries and DLDomino, but was unable to build for about two months and therefore could not finish in time. The theme of this machine is EDM songs. The machine is split into four different sections themed on EDM songs (the marble track was not part of any section): The Lights section, represented by the solar powered spinning track and the light bulb trick, the Alan Walker-Force section, represented by the oscillating fan trick, the Rain of Glass section, represented by the bead chain, marble run and binder trick, and the Heavyweight section, represented by many weight tricks. The unique aspect of this machine is that the background music changes as the machine progress through each section. In this video, the full take of this machine unfortunately has a cut. However, the machine did work in one take but there was an impurity in the Force section, so a cut was used to replace it for continuity reasons. To view the original, working take, view the link here. youtu.be/Uwat_uWHwiI Stay tuned for 50 Chain Reaction Ideas 2: Part 2 with cwdreactions, which will come out before 2017, and also for more videos on AGGG (the extras channel that I share with Keith), including a compilation of fails and extras for this machine. This machine was actually redesigned throughout the building process for various reasons, so you will see many differences between what the machine was and what it is now. Extras Video: youtu.be/cKQTleGKHYQ Links to the music (in order). Waysons-Eternal Minds youtu.be/ZhECyz85FMc Jim Yosef-Lights youtu.be/vb3ks4WllXA?list=PLb3qTzfRlbp0LAJW78eo7szlkQGnkUvbU Alan Walker-Force youtu.be/xshEZzpS4CQ?list=PLb3qTzfRlbp0LAJW78eo7szlkQGnkUvbU Rainwave-Rain of Glass youtu.be/1lNyLIegcBQ?list=PLb3qTzfRlbp0LAJW78eo7szlkQGnkUvbU Redmoon and Meron Ryan-Heavyweight youtu.be/otD-XbAhMbU?list=PLb3qTzfRlbp0LAJW78eo7szlkQGnkUvbU Thank you for watching! I hope you enjoyed the machine.
Shout out to NKSProductions for giving the marble run that I used at the beginning of the machine!The Eagle Project Machine (w/3timpani and the Goldberg Guy)Sirgabealot G2016-07-05 | The Eagle Project Machine is finally here! However, this is no ordinary machine. This is actually my Eagle Project for Scouts and the biggest video I have uploaded yet. After a few months of planning, designing and organizing everything for the big event, I went to a children's hospital and built a massive machine there. However, I did not do it alone. TheGoldbergGuy and 3timpani came with me to build it. They were a HUGE help and I need to give them a huge thank you for coming. I designed the sections on the first three tables and the Herringbone chain and TheGoldbergGuy designed the machine on the brown table. Thank you so much to all of the people who helped make this event possible. Thank you also to everyone who donated towards the Toy Pantry in the children's hospital. We raised a total of $1,055 to purchase chain reaction related kits to donate to the hospital. This machine was broadcasted live across the hospital's closed circuit TV station, which consists of over 2,000 TVs, as we built and tested it. The edited version (different from this one) will also be previewed on the network for a few months. I had a blast building this machine with TheGoldbergGuy and 3timpani. They are hands down some of the greatest guys that I have ever met. Check out their channels here. TheGoldbergGuy: youtube.com/channel/UCEHaxtiaFdGtHKRk334Y_tg 3timpani: youtube.com/channel/UCyRM8aojL7xyMhYpmKpoB2Q Please share this with as many people as possible! TheGoldbergGuy, 3timpani and I worked extremely hard on this video and want as many people as possible to see the machine. Thank you to TheInvention11 and TheRGMGuy01 for finding me the perfect music. (Music during the intro) Couros: Turning: youtu.be/RUylsm8XDYY (Music during the machine) Axero: Tonight: youtu.be/-0nAHfRgptQ (Music during the outro) Codeko: Crest: youtu.be/q1jqaK49SgU I hope you enjoy the machine!Aidans Machines Retro MachineSirgabealot G2016-04-30 | My first jackofalspades98 style machine is here! This machine is remade off of Aidan's Machines 11th machine. In this machine, I challenged myself to produce lots of multi use elements on just one table. I am quite proud of the result, especially with the direction changer trick and the water vortex trick. I will not be uploading any machines for a while because I will be working on my first live machine for my Eagle project! Hope to make this the biggest machine yet, which thirty tricks and 100 steps. I don't know if it will be possible but I will definitely try. There were a total of 33 takes, where most of the fails took place in the first five steps. Don't forget that all Machineideathon Round 1 entries are due in one week! If it was not clear in the announcement video, OLD ENTRIES ARE ALLOWED :D. You can submit any video that you have built as long as it involves a spinning trick. Please enter, as we have one entry so far. Speaking of Machineideathon, there is away to receive extra points! The first person to find the key word or key phrase in the machine will win 15 points, so happy hunting! The key phrase (three words) this time is very easy to find if you look for it. Hint: It is written in purple. If you have any questions, please ask me. I check my comments on a daily basis. To check out Aidan's Machines, click here: youtube.com/channel/UCMv02iIL6lNS_X3TAi-rLgw To view the original machine, click here: youtu.be/99Wm4o8A3s0 To listen to the music (Lensko-Circles, which is amazing, by the way), click here: youtu.be/ztvIhqVtrrw To see a true jackofallspades98 machine, click here. youtu.be/am01a8O3q7o Enjoy! Please subscribe! Every subscriber counts!The Foreign Objects Machine Collaboration: Part 1Sirgabealot G2016-04-10 | I present to you a surprise machine for a two part collaboration with TheInvention11. My machine is Part 1, and his is Part 2, which an be viewed right here (yes, you don't have to wait). youtube.com/watch?v=LSzcRU2BCyQ No machine as a screen link this time, but there will be in every machine after. This machine worked on the 16th take, but the camera died right before the end, so I had to reset the entire machine and test it nine more times until it worked again. Foreign objects used were a Diablo/yellow yoyo, tissue, slinky, green tube, megaphones, book (my jackofallspades98 contest entry) and finished the machine off with a kinetic motion toy. I apologize that my machines lately have not been as impressive as they could be. This machines was supposed to have to have cooler tricks that were cut to reduce fails in the editing and filming process. Please subscribe to me and TheInvention11 (youtube.com/channel/UCRPs24sllnxiYXJzA2LKF0w?nohtml5=False). Listen to the music here. youtu.be/h18gwLKQf_Q Thank you for watching. Please subscribe and enjoy both parts.EVoltageRGMs Retro MachineSirgabealot G2016-04-09 | I am proud to present another retro machine, themed on EVoltage's "Star Wars" machine. Although this machine is not as complex as the last few, this seems like the most organized video I have ever posted to me. I have determined that people don't care much about intros, so I am going to show the machine as quickly as possible in videos from now on. It only took about five hours to build and a half hour. There were twelve takes (eleven fails) total, although six of the fails were due to messing up the camera angle. I went through several pieces of tape and began using several Skylanders character cards in the machine. And yes, I am finally going to begin to do "Machine as a Screenlink" for my machines because I have realized that my full take filming quality is not very good. There will not be a "Machine as a Screenlink" for my next machine, but there will be every one after. Also, the machine worked in a full, perfect take! No more cuts! By the way, the keyword is visible! First person to tell me what it is will win a small intangible prize . Subscribe to EVoltageRGMs here! youtube.com/channel/UCa2St8T8sQ7d1aj_bjrsImg Listen to the music here! youtube.com/watch?v=D4PrTCcQOY8 Retro Machine List: Aidan's Machines, DonaldDrakeMachines, StickTrickDominoDude, cwdreactions, TyDominoGuy. Please do not submit any requests until I finish the machines currently on the list. Thank you for watching! Please share, like, comment and subscribe! Enjoy the machine!Kinetic Chaos Retro MachineSirgabealot G2016-03-22 | I am proud to present a new retro machine! This is based off of Kinetic Chaos's RGM #9! I am extremely proud to say that for the first time since Joel/TheInvention11's retro machine, there are no cuts or parts falling early! It worked in nine takes! After this machine, I will complete my builder's contest entry for round 2 and then begin the construction of my 25th chain reaction machine (in the series) I am starting a new, small thing in my retro machines and maybe even in all of my projects where letters are hidden throughout the machine and you must find them. I intended to begin that in this video, where the keyword was "kinetic", but most of the letters were out of sight in the filming process. I silenced the machine due to background noise (camera cracks, basement machinery, my high pitched voice practicing Spanish while filming) Check out Kinetic Chaos here! youtube.com/channel/UCJyTtyCwsVSPXUyT2BV955Q Check out the music here! youtu.be/nYp2HfiHEGA Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoyed! Please subscribe, like, comment and share! I'm trying to get more and more people to get the chain reaction experience!Spicing it Up #1Sirgabealot G2016-03-17 | It's here! The next entry to the 50 Chain Reaction Ideas collaboration is finally here! I'd say this has my best chain reaction work yet! 50 Ideas 2 has been split into two parts because we realized if we kept the video in one big segment, it would not be uploaded for a very long time and be about twenty minutes long. So we simply decided to split it into two parts. I have only have three out of twelve clips complete for Part 2 and it will not be released until summer or fall. However, it will contain tricks even crazier than the ones in this video. Although, unlike 50 Ideas 1, there is only one transition this time, but there was a lot of collaboration and communication between Carson and I. We have worked on this video for since late October, so please enjoy the copious amount of hard work put into this. On my side, I had approximately 70 fails. The clip that failed the most was my last one in this video before Carson's clips began. This video was not designed to look like an entire machine, but to show the ideas of how to "spice up" basic chain reaction tricks. Enjoy! Music: 2nd Flight by Approaching Nirvana.
Make sure you subscribe to each channel so you don't miss a thing! cwdreactions: youtube.com/channel/UCJ0py-Fq9hzuaTkz7easRJA Sirgabealot: youtube.com/user/sirgabealot01TheRGMGuy01 Retro MachineSirgabealot G2016-02-01 | Fun machine to build. Only three fails and in one take. Happy about that. Used jackofallspades awesome new Knex motor switch technique. Based on his sixth machine, which is hard to tell, but still pretty cool. Check out TheRGMGuy01's channel. He's an amazing guy who just uploaded one of the best Chain Reaction videos ever today. Music: DJ Nate- The Power Rest of description to be filled in later. And remember. We have cones.11 Builders Collab | Chain Reaction Community CollaborationSirgabealot G2016-01-18 | (Berlagawesome's Description) One of the largest collaborations of purely machine builders is here! 11 builders each created a clip demonstrating a type of chain reaction trick and it is all screen-linked together into this video. This project actually started back in September and it took a long while to create, and I would say it was well worth it. The original creators of this were Berlagawesome and I. We contacted each other over e-mail to organize this and made transition clips to put all of this together. I'm glad with the way it worked out. Thank you very much to berlagaweosme as he did 90% of the work, including edit the video and email everyone about the project. There are many types of chain reaction tricks and some overlap with each other, but I hope you guys are glad with the way we grouped them.
BUILDERS Weight Tricks - Berlagawesome HotWheels Tricks - Steady Ice Films Big Ideas - StickTrickDominoDude Stairs Tricks - Sirgabealot G/3timpani K'nex Tricks (Part 1) - Jackofallspades98 K'nex Tricks (Part 2) - Kinetic Chaos Tilted Board Tricks - Kaplamino Wall Tricks - TheInvention11 Multi-Use Elements - TheRGMGuy01 Foreign Object Tricks - E Voltage RGMs Flying and Bouncing Tricks - DrComplicated
Organized by Berlagawesome and Sirgabealot G Main Contactor: Berlagawesome Transition Makers: Berlagawesome and Sirgabealot G Editor: Berlagawesome
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Thank you very much everyone who participated.The Christmas Collaboration (w/TheRGMGuy01)Sirgabealot G2015-12-24 | This is my last video (probably) of 2015. Merry Christmas, everyone. I guess this isn't super Christmassy, but it's definitely awesome. Edited by TheRGMGuy01, this took about a month to create. Subscribe to TheRGMGuy01, who can do some amazing chain reaction tricks and videos. Have a Merry Conesmas. If you have any questions, ask me in the description. Music: Firefrost by EnV.Epic Pong Shots 3Sirgabealot G2015-12-21 | I began making this video in July 2014, and now I'm finally posting it a year and a half later. I know I'm going to get a lot of comments about how you shouldn't film a pong shot while holding the camera and some other "constructive criticism", so keep in mind this is the work of the Sirgabealot who had less than 50 subscribers. I wouldn't have posted this video all if I hadn't teased it in my What's to Come for 2015 Trailer. Anyway, I have one more video for 2015 coming up (and maybe a new trailer), and that is my project with TheRGMGuy01. If you have any questions, let me know in the description. Music: Esprit by Sasquamox from newgroundsJackofallspades98 Retro RubeSirgabealot G2015-12-21 | Hey. Last retro rube of the year. This one took two days to make and is the shortest of the retro rubes (I think). I hope jackofallspades98 enjoys. If all goes well, Epic Pong Shots 3 should be uploaded tomorrow. It's not amazing, but I figure since I promised to get it up by 2015, I might as well upload it. When/If I do so, I will put a custom thumbnail on this video because the one I had prepared for this video exceeded the limit by 0.07 MB. Thank you for a wonderful year with CCC and 148 subscribers, almost triple of what I started with. I might upload another What's to Come for 2016 video, because I have several things to upload that year. Enjoy the machine. This had about twenty fails. Music listed in video.Nathaniel Bandy Tribute Machine (No. 24)Sirgabealot G2015-12-05 | Well, looks like the whole "upload this video before November" went out the window. The delay was to due to editing issues and space (GB) problems. If you don't know, Nathaniel Bandy is a Nintendo fan who makes funny and entertaining videos on his channel. Subscribe to him here. youtube.com/user/naeroikathgor (please be aware of swear words) This machine was a tribute to my favorite series from his channel: How Will Nathaniel Rage? Please share this video with him, as I would like more people to take an interest in chain reaction machines. Thank you to SticktrickDominoDude for voicing the video and jackofallspades98 for making the final decision on one of the many songs used in this video. Music used: Big Blue and Course Intro from Mariokart. Explode by Verm. Operation Evolution by Dimitri. I do not own these songs. Updates on my projects: the micajo domino collaboration screen link will come out in 2016. All of my clips are done, but I am still awaiting twelve of his. My next video will probably have be my Mutli Use Christmas collaboration with TheRgmGuy01. I have finshed two out of six clips. This will be uploaded on his channel on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. If you are participating in the community collaboration project held by berlagawesome and I (not a contest) and have not finished your clip yet, it is due in about a month. Please comment, like, subscribe, and share! Enjoy the long awaited Machine #24 that has a lot of cool tricks my camera angle failed to catch. I have a new playlist called Music for the Domino Community. If you are looking for good domino/chain reaction music, check it out. It has eleven songs I found pretty sweet, and I will be sure to add more in the future. :)Berlagawesome Retro RubeSirgabealot G2015-11-21 | Tada. My first retro rube since summer. I have a lot to explain about this one. I do most filming by myself and the way the rube was designed, it was pretty much impossible for me to catch it all. When the ramp fell, the string pulled those balls. Unfortunately, the camera failed to catch that. The second part was when I screwed up the camera when the cup tower fell, so I re recorded it in a better angle. To refrain from a long description, if you have any questions, just contact me. Enjoy! Subscribe! More is on the way!
TheInvention11 doesn't like spicy food.Halloween Chain Reaction Screenlink w/TheGoldbergGuySirgabealot G2015-10-31 | Description to be filled in later. Or never. Real proud of this one. Happy Halloween! Music names are at the end of the video.Sirgabealot G TrailerSirgabealot G2015-08-02 | I prepared this a while ago, but didn't want to upload it until our CCC entry was uploaded. It proposes four minutes of my best work. While my last trailer showed off my older projects, this shows some tricks from my better rubes. Thanks for 100 subs! Sorry about the thumbnails. I will fix them soon.CCC Entry w/teddytron2000Sirgabealot G2015-08-02 | Well, here it is! You've already seen it, but in case you haven't, check it out. We've been working on this screenlink for months, and now we present to you, a lengthy, ten minute, 50 clip RGM screenlink. Who would've guessed that a spinning disco ball, an Uno card launcher, a fiber device, and a trash can lid could be used in a rube? Different music is because I wasn't able to find the version with the music. While I can't build anything until September 1st, I do plan on putting up a Sirgabealot G Direct (an announcement video) on what I plan to do in the future, including who will receive the next retro rubes, news on Super Rube Machines, screenlink plans, and plans for a 100 subscriber special. This is an entry to the Community Collaboration contest. Enjoy the video.