I Built a LEGO Cake Mixer - And Baked a Cake!

I built a working LEGO cake mixer and then baked a cake using a LEGO mould!
LEGO Technic were used to make the bowl, cake whisk and mechanisms.
A LEGO minifigure cake mould was used for baking.
The cake mixture is pretty thick - an XL power functions LEGO motor was used and despite having decent torque definitely struggled with all the ingredients!
00:06 Building the LEGO cake bowl
00:20 Making the LEGO whisk
01:09 Base structure
01:43 Building the mixer tower
02:02 Operational cake mixer check
02:23 Adding the ingredients
04:33 Baking the Lego cake
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[@Pocketkid2]

Putting the WHY in DIY

[@Mokridze]

DIwhY

[@DerekYang-tf1uq]

DIWHY

[@jebbecausejeb]

This DIWHY moment has Hebert Johnson crying in his grave. Also nice pfp.

[@evanrobison567]

2 minutes to mix the batter vs. 2+ hours to build, service, and clean a Lego mixer. Why? For science!! Definitely enjoyed this one. Thanks for not giving up

[@jeramzPC]

I'm a bit disappointed it wasn't baked using a lego oven

[@Niviuz]

the fact that you didnt overlay the layers of the "bucket" amazes me. kinda tells me how good you are at this.

[@fabe61]

He mixed cake batter with Lego and youre amazed by and take issue with the fact that the bowl windows weren’t overlayed?

[@samuelfellows6923]

That is why actual electric whisks, mixer & food processors have a large amount of torque, and mixed in a solid bowl 😉, it partly worked for this Lego toy ~ might have helped if the butter was pre-softened in the microwave

[@BuilditwithBricks]

Pre-softened would have felt like cheating! Plus it would have dripped everywhere! Thanks for the comment!

[@Kleavers]

LOL an allround terrible idea, but I love it!

[@BuilditwithBricks]

Trying to clean it all was a nightmare!

[@legozikzik1809]

Cool! It turned out to be a very interesting mixer and cake, I really like it!

[@BuilditwithBricks]

Thanks for the comment! Appreciate it!

[@user-dq1ey7vj8v]

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[@Ajay-squad]

very nice can you built a lego fire engine

[@LegoLapseVideos]

You are a genius! ❤

[@vinnysasso6151]

Wow this project was fighting against u big time and u jus didn’t take a single L😂

[@Jtthegreatm]

Wow I would of never though of that 👍

[@user-tt1rf6zg8w]

so good👍

[@zivversano]

יפה מאוד!❤

[@minibrick6868]

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[@woaminibricks]

i have a cake mixer but it's small

[@Fannymtza]

youre crazy

[@zl_ig2664]

How hard was cleaning the bricks?)

[@BuilditwithBricks]

Extremely!!

[@altersun]

Now I'm curious if lego is dishwasher safe

[@garretthershman5582]

​@@altersun i had cleaned old lego sets that way and it worked well, wish i never cleaned em as its hard to find the parts now that they are clean

[@lucasmarsula7924]

Why wouldn't it be? It's just normal ABS plastic@@altersun

[@mayfield3314]

Did you bake it in a Lego oven? 😂

[@carlsasau6162]

Dont trigger him.

[@Diadras]

I am disappointed that you didn't even try to make a Lego oven to bake it in!
So disappointed....

[@Ififitzisitz]

It also looks like you can integrate some pretty interesting electro-mechanical components into Lego!

[@samwalker8893]

You dont need to. They all lego parts

[@aitgntg1052]

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[@dcmexplores]

But it’s not Lego lol

[@johansten7976]

I don't see any non-LEGO parts (except the baking pan, of course). Are you perhaps unfamiliar with LEGO Technic?

[@samwalker8893]

EVERY single piece used was genuine official lego, so what is “not lego?

[@wolfenstein722]

Not so good.....