Uploaded September 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This is my first tutorial I have done for a specific Rube Goldberg technique. I used the car pulled by the string technique because I have already used it in two machines, and because the materials you need to make it are not specific. I also really wanted to share with you how this technique works. Be sure to leave a comment below telling me if you like the tutorials, if you want me to make more, and if so, what techniques I have used in previous machines that you want a tutorial for. I will decide whether to make tutorials a series based on the reaction this video gets. Also, if you use this technique in one of your machines, or if you see someone else use it, comment below with a link to that video!
Don't forget to comment, subscribe, and follow me on my Google+. I post sneak peeks, exclusive information, and extra videos on my Google+, so follow me so you don't miss out!
Remember, card trick videos on the first Saturday of every month, and Rube Goldberg videos whenever I get around to making them. I try to average about three videos a month.
This is my first tutorial I have done for a specific Rube Goldberg technique. I used the car pulled by the string technique because I have already used it in two machines, and because the materials you need to make it are not specific. I also really wanted to share with you how this technique works. Be sure to leave a comment below telling me if you like the tutorials, if you want me to make more, and if so, what techniques I have used in previous machines that you want a tutorial for. I will decide whether to make tutorials a series based on the reaction this video gets. Also, if you use this technique in one of your machines, or if you see someone else use it, comment below with a link to that video!
Don't forget to comment, subscribe, and follow me on my Google+. I post sneak peeks, exclusive information, and extra videos on my Google+, so follow me so you don't miss out!
Remember, card trick videos on the first Saturday of every month, and Rube Goldberg videos whenever I get around to making them. I try to average about three videos a month.









![Dominoes vs. Machines: Round II (w/ @WebGuy1000)
Once again, the ultimate question is asked: Which is cooler, dominoes or machines?
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LINKS:
WebGuy1000: https://youtube.com/webguy1000
Behind the Scenes: https://youtu.be/f3gvNYRqla4
Fail Compilation: https://youtu.be/gfGaDpYlMm0
Watch Round I! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJc_biUk0i74UcS7_WMgibJ_tS6YncftP
First of all, HUGE thanks to @WebGuy1000 for working with me on this project. (And putting up with me. Im a huge perfectionist, so Im sure it wasnt always easy.) I really respect him as a domino artist, and I think he is one of the best builders right now. It was truly an honor working with him. That being said, I hope machines wins. ;)
For the past 4-5 weeks, I have been working almost nonstop to create 12 machine clips. Last year, Dominoes vs. Machines was my best video, so I wanted that to be the case this year as well. I wanted every single clip to showcase a trick or idea nobody had ever seen before. I wanted to include a ton of multiple-use elements and never-before-seen track tricks. And I think I accomplished that.
#DominoesVsMachines
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@WhatAmIGaming - Explode [NCS Release]
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I am also interested in commissioned work, such as live events, commercials, or product placements. Contact me via e-mail at jackofallspades98@gmail.com if you have any questions. Dominoes vs. Machines: Round II (w/ @WebGuy1000)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lyHPCUJ6wNA/mqdefault.jpg)
