The Amazing Toothpaste Dispenser

After three months of hard work, I proudly present to you the 27th machine in my chain reaction series and my best machine yet (and my first machine in a very long time with an actual goal). As The Eagle Project machine consisted of an estimated 100 steps, this machine contains a solid, legitimate counted out 203 steps!. This took two months to build and one month to test (with 108 failed attempts by my count). I tried some smaller machine tricks that I had been anxious to try for a while (I'm saving the big ones for Spicing it Up #2) and a clean, organized style with a steady-ish flow and I am very proud of the result! I also decided to show second angles to the tricks instead of screen linking the entire machine. In the final product, I did have to silence certain segments of the machine to hide unfavorable background noise, and unfortunately, the camera did go out of focus twice in two different spots, but I am still very proud of the final product. I ran out of many machine supplies and went through over five rolls of tape making this machine! I would like to dedicate this machine to the machine community, as this machine was truly inspired by my chain reaction peers! I was finally able to get my hands on a new camera (Canon EOS Powershot) and I hope that you enjoy the new quality, especially with the new lighting I got for Christmas. I must give a thank you to my good friend, TheInvention11, (   / theinvention11  ) for filming the cutscene at the beginning for me. I must also give credit to berlagawesome (   / berlagawesome  ) for providing most of the inspiration for this video. Please like, comment, subscribe, and share! Let's get to at least one thousand views!

Music: Warptech-Last Summer (NCS)
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Codeko-Crest (NCS)
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Enjoy the machine!

I am interested in commissioned work. If you have any needs pertaining to chain reaction art, please feel free to email me at sirgabealot11@gmail.com.