The appearance that a dessert after meal is prepared with a Pitagora style device made over three months is a masterpiece

YouTube has released a state of how many gimmicks that started while eating were linked in a chain and until "dessert after meals" was finally offered.New York TimesThe machine developer, which is featured on February, produced over three months, "How to record the highest complexity" moves is so impressive that I can not take my eyes off.

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The movie starts from the scenery of the meal.


A man drinking juice.


When a man puts the juice on the frying pan, the green peace on the plate rolled and rolling ......


It will flow into the small container at the end of the rail.


The weight that the container fell down, the partition corresponding to the device above it is removed. Potatoes appeared.


Potatoes rolling over the tongs.


When the potatoes fall with the toss on the handle of the frying pan, the glass collapses with that fly, and the contents spill over the tray.


The glass rolling ......


Fabulously fit the basket under the desk. In addition, juice flows from the tray through the tube.


Juice is poured into the glass.


The basket containing the juice is placed on the scale, and as the juice is poured, the needle indicating the weight faces downward and steadily. The sticky cup hung on the needle will go down.


When the cup falls down, the corn rolls out and the candle set up with a whistle hit the tongue rises.


Waiting for the candle was a metal slide and butter. When the candle heats the slide ... ...


Butter melted and moved the slide forward. Candles placed on butter will be brought forward.


Change to a pulley, this time the candle rising up the slope.


When the rope is burned off tightly at the place of arrival, the hammer is shaken off.


The Mac will be destroyed ...! I thought, the movement of the hammer stops just before. A rolling corner and a ball rolling over a hammer ......


When you enter the pocket, a smaller hammer appears from the hammer and presses the key on the Mac.


When a call is placed ......


The iPhone goes down the hill from the vibration.


The iPhone that fell from the slide ... ....


It hangs dangling. Especially since there is no other device, "I wonder how to develop it from now on ..." ...


Baby input.


When the baby pulls the iPhone ......


The Mac connected by the cable will be pulled.


And fall. Although it is a Mac which has escaped the blow of the hammer, it is Gashan! And an intense sound echoes. Is the baby okay? And uneasy.


The Pitagora-like device keeps moving as it worries about such uneasiness. As the Mac moved, the partition which had been holding the ball was gone, and the yellow ball on the left side rolled out.


When I can roll over the slope ...


The wheels above it started to move.


Without hitting the head of a man, the wheel is brilliantly moving.


When the Sharpener hits the shelf, the flowerpot on the shelf will fall down with a shudder.


And the chandeliers' fasteners come off ... ...


Swing over the head of a man.


I return to the original position again, the momentum that there seems to be another swing. However, the position of the male's head is rising somewhat above. Does this conflict? I think……


The chandelier stops just before the head.


Mini basketball on the right side rolls ......


The cake is knocked down on the dish in front of the man.


A thing like a red ball rolling ......


Topping in cake.


The man was on a delicious dessert.


What happened to the baby who appeared in the middle of the movie ...? Although it is worrisome about the point that it is worrisome, when seeing the movie to the end, you can see how the baby celebrated its ending.

Also, other works by Joseph Herscher who made the movie are published on YouTube. Herscher began making machines from the age of 5 and his passion never goes on for more than 20 years. Machine movies are watched by more than 30 million people,Featuring in the New York TimesIt is up to.

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