In this tutorial, we will show you how to build an extraordinary Lego Technic chainsaw using the innovative Power Functions motor. This project combines the precision and creativity of Lego ...

A Stack Exchange post on a brick’s “clutch power” leads to a 10-day experiment.

Here’s a blast from the past, or future, reminiscent of the self-lacing shoes from Back to the Future Part II. [Vimal Patel] made his own self-lacing shoe using LEGO “bolted” to t… ...

[TomTheGeek] built a LEGO tank with a PicAxe controller. Locomotion is supplied by a Lego Power Function motor controller. He cut an LPF extension wire in half so that he could patch into the PWM ...

Lego Power Functions Motor Set 8293 Lego If you want to add motors to an existing project such as a Technics vehicle, the Power Functions Motor Set lets you do just that for under $30.

According to a LEGO release, this set's Power Functions motor allows users to "activate the conveyor belts, rotate the massive superstructure and maneuver the colossal machine into position." ...

Over 13,000 man-hours were needed in order to complete this project, using 2,304 little motors from the Lego Power Function series, plus 4,032 Technic gear wheels. The end result is a Bugatti ...