It's amazing what people make with LEGOs - here's a braiding machine.
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Lego Knitting Machine
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It's amazing what people make with LEGOs - here's a braiding machine.
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Lego Knitting Machine
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Why wouldn't the video show the resulting braid at the end?
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Nice project but why oh why to Americans call lego components LEGO"S"
Lego is teh company name, LEGOS means mutiple companies called LEGO!!!
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@Zodiak:
nitpicking... LEGOs is totally valid since it's an abreviation of 'LEGO blocks'. In Germany its LEGOs as well.
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Check the LEGO FAQ on the LEGO website. It is a trademarked name and always used as LEGO. NEVER LEGOs, LEGO's or Lego's.
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