How to Make an Electric Motor at Home

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  • DIY : Learn how to make a DC Motor at home using bottle, magnet and transformer. It's very simple homemade DC motor.
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  • @Enigma758
    @Enigma758 7 років тому +47

    When I was a kid, I used to make motors out of juice cans, magnet wire, a nail, and some electrical tape. It was a great experience to see it work.

    • @andr3w_496
      @andr3w_496 Рік тому +1

      Cool. Also why are there no replies?

  • @JorgenLePoulpe
    @JorgenLePoulpe 8 років тому +517

    Very first time I see a proper electric motor made from scrap with very basic tools congrats !

    • @ActiveFatmaN
      @ActiveFatmaN 8 років тому +3

      very true. awesome

    • @mupparamshyam
      @mupparamshyam 8 років тому +3

      yes....

    • @lmeza1983
      @lmeza1983 7 років тому

      magnets and drills are not basic or scrap the rest OK

    • @joda4894
      @joda4894 7 років тому +9

      lol sorry but a drill is basic

    • @lmeza1983
      @lmeza1983 7 років тому +4

      DER ZOCKER really? if you have a drill and a energy to power it why the heck would you want to create this low efficiency motor??
      I was thinking in a SHTF scenario and power it with potatoes or solar cells. In any other case you better buy a Chinese one they are almost free.

  • @blzahz7633
    @blzahz7633 7 років тому +46

    I have been wondering about making this for so long. This video helped me to remove quite a few perceived difficulties I had about the making one. THANK YOU.

  • @claqyagami6914
    @claqyagami6914 3 роки тому +74

    I'm just here collecting relevant knowledge for when I get Isekaid!

  • @thestalkinghead
    @thestalkinghead 7 років тому +288

    that is a very ingenious and practical way of making a motor, i feel like i have just leveled up and learned a new crafting recipe

  • @MarldainLunas
    @MarldainLunas 8 років тому +22

    I actually learned something from this.
    Putting a file in a drill.

  • @austinl5158
    @austinl5158 2 роки тому +4

    This has to be the most genius and cool looking homemade motor I've seen on UA-cam.

  • @emorywhitehair1341
    @emorywhitehair1341 6 років тому +10

    Just one word, "WOW!"

  • @theLuigiFan0007Productions
    @theLuigiFan0007Productions 8 років тому +9

    You know, this perfectly resembles what I think the first DC motor would look like prototyped with modern materials.
    Pretty cool motor for demonstration of operating principles as well.

  • @ghostxop2101
    @ghostxop2101 8 років тому +632

    Wow, someone actually made a homemade motor and not a video of how to put a new case on an electric motor and calling it "Homemade electric motor".

  • @allangee
    @allangee 7 років тому +4

    That's WAY more work than I would ever want to invest, but your ingenuity is incredible and your patience admirable, Way to go!

  • @prateek9450613161
    @prateek9450613161 6 років тому +47

    i knew that the creator of this video would be an indian before even seeing the channel name.
    i must say that i like your work.
    keep it up bro...

    • @popssundar7883
      @popssundar7883 5 років тому +3

      Because, he just use an indian Soldering iron

  • @youraveragechannel9825
    @youraveragechannel9825 5 років тому +162

    me: ok ima just cut open this aresol can,
    BANG!

  • @girohead
    @girohead 7 років тому +10

    That was very well done, thank you. Most comments seem to be stuck on the maker part of it but it was a brilliant representation of a breakdown of the basic fundamentals of a motor. It drives it home with the 'simplicity.' Excellent.

  • @shashi_fv
    @shashi_fv 7 років тому +2

    WoW, I'm actually impressed with what you did.

  • @ananda.p.dharma
    @ananda.p.dharma 7 років тому +1

    This video really helps! Thanks a lot

  • @jedi22300
    @jedi22300 8 років тому +7

    Holy crap it actually works damn well

    • @UFCTime
      @UFCTime 8 років тому

      I am new on YT. Making some interesting weapons. Please check my channel and if you like you can subscribe. Thanks :)))

  • @ytrew9717
    @ytrew9717 4 роки тому +4

    one of the most incredible diy I have seen on internet, such a complex machine with so few tools and stuff, amazing!

  • @sandipratamaputra9651
    @sandipratamaputra9651 7 років тому +2

    this is awesome bravo!

  • @Imru_gamer
    @Imru_gamer 7 років тому +96

    time consuming but bloody ingenious, totally amazing.

    • @FC70YT
      @FC70YT 6 років тому

      I

    • @mandalkajalkumari4632
      @mandalkajalkumari4632 6 років тому

      good answer to him
      good

    • @abhirajaryan5750
      @abhirajaryan5750 6 років тому

      Nice job

    • @raushanjha7391
      @raushanjha7391 6 років тому

      Your invention is bottle

    • @raushanjha7391
      @raushanjha7391 6 років тому

      Imru I when is very powerful for another each invention is a very beautiful and went and he is a very complicated and he make a completely some CM thank you

  • @DavidJones-xz6md
    @DavidJones-xz6md 6 років тому +19

    The "grey putty" is Quick Steel. I got everything he did. Awesome.

    • @ryanmalin
      @ryanmalin 5 років тому +1

      David Jones don’t buy the quick dry version. Get the regular one so you have time to work it

    • @DrAjASK
      @DrAjASK 5 років тому

      And that's an izolant or what?

    • @AngaJiwwwlwwgwm
      @AngaJiwwwlwwgwm 4 роки тому

      @@gavabundofagundes491 ah las gyydsf8779fxn czzzx

    • @guddurajak464
      @guddurajak464 4 роки тому

  • @SonicCloud7
    @SonicCloud7 4 роки тому +10

    What is that Puddey - sticky grey stuff that you used? Your video is amazing!

    • @jonathanglueckert8581
      @jonathanglueckert8581 3 роки тому

      Did you get an answer on the putty?

    • @SonicCloud7
      @SonicCloud7 3 роки тому

      @@jonathanglueckert8581 I did not

    • @wilson.a.4147
      @wilson.a.4147 3 роки тому

      Did you figure it out?

    • @Mohammed-bd7ql
      @Mohammed-bd7ql 2 роки тому +1

      @@wilson.a.4147 It's a glue, he put it in the description, he shows it here:
      ua-cam.com/video/VvCrEeDCGUE/v-deo.html

  • @SalihArtAndTech
    @SalihArtAndTech 3 роки тому

    This is real Homemade Motor. Amazing 👌

  • @connorjones536
    @connorjones536 7 років тому +145

    in 20 years hes gonna be saying back in my day we had to build our own priuses

  • @narayanbhadel8048
    @narayanbhadel8048 7 років тому +3

    thank u so much i made this for my science exibition nd i got selected this is done so neatly

  • @ArkadiAbramovic
    @ArkadiAbramovic 7 років тому +4

    Hey Navin thank you for the video! My question to you is how did you calculated the number of cycles of cooper wire on each of the three coils? Thanks again.

  • @rasberrysinghsingh348
    @rasberrysinghsingh348 2 роки тому

    AMAZING N SUPER SIMPLE.GOOD JOB DONE.

  • @ruisgolano6657
    @ruisgolano6657 7 років тому

    finally. i always see people "making" things but the heart of everything is the motor. they just put them together

  • @yawargamerzx6266
    @yawargamerzx6266 7 років тому +5

    Wow....this was just amazing ....my lil 6 yr old bro showed this video to me...& I m just loving it....it is really cool....good job😊

  • @fuseki23
    @fuseki23 6 років тому +12

    WATT are you doing?
    That's quite SHOCKING.
    I am CURRENTly amazed.
    Can I use things in my OHM to make this?

  • @GreatGatling
    @GreatGatling 7 років тому +1

    Wow! You are a genius!!!

  • @bozoloz6078
    @bozoloz6078 2 роки тому

    Wow first real diy motor video

  • @Crasy24Hours
    @Crasy24Hours 5 років тому +3

    very nice sir
    great job
    nice work

  • @Adam-tk4fm
    @Adam-tk4fm 4 роки тому +13

    That aerosol slice had me bracing for impact

    • @nenesundog
      @nenesundog 4 роки тому

      Exactly.

    • @khammerly
      @khammerly 4 роки тому +1

      @@nenesundog How can you make sure the aresol can is completely safe to cut?

    • @mohanpatelpatel9523
      @mohanpatelpatel9523 4 роки тому

      Adam hjhgjbgjjgvbnjyhgfkoyyhkotgjkouhjkouyhjlouyyhji6uuuuuuuuuuuuuiiiIiiiiouognyhl

    • @Speed001
      @Speed001 4 роки тому

      @@khammerly I guess just hold the button for a day or two.

    • @igameidoresearchtoo6511
      @igameidoresearchtoo6511 3 роки тому

      @@khammerly its never safe, so just wear sum face armor and brace for impact

  • @profhindsight449
    @profhindsight449 4 роки тому

    Superb ! Very educational, many thanks

  • @zaidqortas6221
    @zaidqortas6221 5 років тому

    Genius , thank you for video

  • @somitomi
    @somitomi 7 років тому +117

    Really neatly done, although I wonder why you didn't just pick up a spool of lacquered wire instead of ruining a transformer.

    • @osmosisjones6267
      @osmosisjones6267 7 років тому +27

      SomiTomi probably wanted to show how easy it is to scrap something for wire

    • @somitomi
      @somitomi 7 років тому +25

      Osmosis Jones
      That is possible. It's times like these I see the point of narration, that way the vido can easily skip to winding the motor, and just mention possible sources of wire.

    • @Heksu99
      @Heksu99 7 років тому +8

      That wire is coated so it doesn't take electricity from anywhere else but from the ends

    • @somitomi
      @somitomi 7 років тому +9

      *****
      Thanks captain obvious for telling me what enameled (or lacquered) wire is.

    • @brasildocara
      @brasildocara 7 років тому +2

      what is the name of that type of motors?

  • @indirareiscoelho1784
    @indirareiscoelho1784 7 років тому +5

    Hi Navin! Congrats for your video! Which power supply value did you use for your electric motor? Would the motor work fine at 12 Vdc?

  • @rippasama
    @rippasama 6 років тому

    wow, just simply wow!

  • @azizyoster2997
    @azizyoster2997 6 років тому

    it is really cool....good job thanks

  • @gaymer7330
    @gaymer7330 8 років тому +43

    you shouldn't use google tranlste

  • @techpower1000
    @techpower1000 8 років тому +8

    This channel should be called "Cool stuff that everyone watches but no one builds"

    • @manvirsingh1088
      @manvirsingh1088 8 років тому

      not only this, American Hacker, roman ursu hack as well. a lot more out there

    • @GreenGiantSlayer
      @GreenGiantSlayer 8 років тому

      mr gear, Junkyard - origin of creativity, household hacker etc

    • @manvirsingh1088
      @manvirsingh1088 8 років тому +1

      +GreenGiantSlayer yeah!

  • @srishtisargam5556
    @srishtisargam5556 7 років тому

    best homemade project in the world.

  • @kiruphacaran1843
    @kiruphacaran1843 6 років тому

    Innovative idea salutes to you......

  • @TheAussieStig30
    @TheAussieStig30 8 років тому +4

    👍🏻 awesome, a new video! I thought you'd be in hospital after crashing your hoverboard!

    • @rayeesreyaz1331
      @rayeesreyaz1331 8 років тому

      lol

    • @AcoustiClub
      @AcoustiClub 8 років тому +3

      are you confuse him with Collin Furze?

    • @TwilightTheShooter
      @TwilightTheShooter 8 років тому

      +Sketch It D.I.Y I think your grammar is confused

    • @TwilightTheShooter
      @TwilightTheShooter 8 років тому

      +Sketch It D.I.Y ding ding ding, congratulations, you're a winner, all three are correct, but I begrudgingly still refer to myself as a Brony because allot of the fandom is soooo disappointing, not that you care or anything, just wanted to throw that out there

    • @iiii5442
      @iiii5442 8 років тому +1

      +TwilightTheShooter allot lol

  • @raulcarreborras8326
    @raulcarreborras8326 7 років тому +28

    muy interesante y curioso . nunca es tarde para aprender

    • @nitishraj7100
      @nitishraj7100 5 років тому

      Mortar Kaiser bansta hai

    • @juancarlosalfaro9680
      @juancarlosalfaro9680 4 роки тому

      Amigo sabes como se llama el material que usa para pegar

    • @valeriasanchez1210
      @valeriasanchez1210 4 роки тому

      @@juancarlosalfaro9680 a mí me parece plastiloca pero probablemente ya no necesites está información

  • @mendezcreative
    @mendezcreative 6 років тому

    Whaaaaaa!? thank you for showing us :)

  • @l0k048
    @l0k048 2 роки тому +1

    i had this idea some time ago, but i didn't knew if it would work. this also is way simple than what i was thinking to do. i may even try to make a stepper motor with it :)

  • @Ratkill
    @Ratkill 4 роки тому +3

    Valuable knowledge for the apocalypse !

  • @Krwzprtt
    @Krwzprtt 6 років тому +14

    Question: what is that grey stuff you use? Is it an isolant?

    • @MrZauberwuerfel
      @MrZauberwuerfel 6 років тому +3

      it does isolate, but its just some random puddy that gets hard after a while i think

    • @PyreeArts
      @PyreeArts 5 років тому +1

      Why doesn't people read the video description? He has a link to that grey stuff over there, just go check...

    • @DrAjASK
      @DrAjASK 5 років тому +1

      @PUBGMAN : Can I use something different?

    • @Akhi_arts
      @Akhi_arts 4 роки тому

      @@DrAjASK u can use glue

  • @musakbar5053
    @musakbar5053 7 років тому

    It is Intresting idea...You have made the problem becomes easy.

  • @daleburrell6273
    @daleburrell6273 7 років тому

    What a clever idea-!

  • @camb9696
    @camb9696 7 років тому +4

    I watched this vidio 100 times every time it never fails to amaze me

  • @kcedesigns2661
    @kcedesigns2661 6 років тому +8

    What material are the insulated metal contacts and where did you acquire them?

    • @tysonajakaiye4794
      @tysonajakaiye4794 4 роки тому +1

      M seal

    • @khammerly
      @khammerly 4 роки тому

      @@tysonajakaiye4794 how can i make sure the aerosol cans I cut into don't explode?

  • @nelsondarwinpaktech3954
    @nelsondarwinpaktech3954 6 років тому

    great buddy,,,u did a best thing....

  • @killingtime8522
    @killingtime8522 7 років тому

    I was wanting u to make this video bcos u do anything so smoothly..thanks alot

  • @azooz2014
    @azooz2014 4 роки тому +3

    ما اسم المادة اللي تشبة الصلصال الصلبة؟

  • @metralha761
    @metralha761 7 років тому +5

    How many turns the wire of rotor have?
    Why not creating a brushless motor? Other words, put the magnets in rotor and the wire around the case.
    Anyway I love your project.

    • @psun256
      @psun256 4 роки тому

      Brushless needs complex control circuit

  • @upendrak.r361
    @upendrak.r361 7 років тому +1

    this one is really vry useful tutorial to make a DC motor at home.so thanks to this tutorial.

  • @bryanjurado5341
    @bryanjurado5341 4 роки тому +1

    This dude is hardcore 🤘

  • @AnGelo-nv1hx
    @AnGelo-nv1hx 7 років тому +9

    brilliant. but I have two questions. first is: what is that plasticine kind of stuff? the second is: do you have a video about how to make a generator? I mean, instead of a motor that produces a spin when connected to a battery, a generator that (for example when connected to a windmill) would produce electric energy?

    • @AppleManiagaming
      @AppleManiagaming 5 років тому +4

      An electric motor can be used as a generator if you run it backwards dude.

    • @bramza8853
      @bramza8853 3 роки тому

      If im correct you should be able to generate a small voltage with your electromotor when you use it as dynamo. Plug both ends of the cable in a voltmeter and spin the cilinder that would normally spin when you give it electricity. This should generate a small amount of voltage. I could be totally wrong but i think this is possible.

  • @zenlock2515
    @zenlock2515 7 років тому +14

    instructions unclear, hairspray exploded in my face.

    • @isaachaffner138
      @isaachaffner138 2 місяці тому

      His dad all inductions and warnings, including the ones in the can. Use a cheesewhiz can next time and get a snack that's busting with flavor!

  • @rabieezzeddinne3113
    @rabieezzeddinne3113 7 років тому

    Thank you.Very good make.

  • @OPGaming-pn8ik
    @OPGaming-pn8ik 3 роки тому

    Such a clean homemade motor

  • @tanushreetanuja7512
    @tanushreetanuja7512 7 років тому +4

    it is very easy to make I can

  • @eagle_2712
    @eagle_2712 4 роки тому +3

    I don't know if is it real, because looks like too easy to a *eletric motor* , but awesome job!

    • @MikeFarleyHealer
      @MikeFarleyHealer 4 роки тому

      Its a DC motor. If you question this video then that means you have ZERO knowledge of what a DC motor is obviously. I make them all the time. The way he did it was quite surprising

    • @igameidoresearchtoo6511
      @igameidoresearchtoo6511 3 роки тому

      its real but due to the way he made it it will need A LOT OF maintenance and these types of simple engines arent reliable and are prone to overheating and breaking down when running continuously for hours at max rpm

  • @ramoncedro2648
    @ramoncedro2648 5 років тому +1

    Mais vc é um profissa mesmo parabens 👍👍👍👍

  • @kinghunter5591
    @kinghunter5591 7 років тому

    I liked this motor very much!

  • @carmelpule6954
    @carmelpule6954 8 років тому +17

    Please note that by saying METALLIC BOTTLE at 0:12 is not enough. Many canisters these days are made of aluminium and so they are METALLIC but not Magnetic. In making the laminations of an armature of a DC motor the material must be Magnetic. The reasons for the laminations is to cut down the induced voltage in the moving Metal Conductive path in a magnetic field to reduce losses, as a motor acts also as a generator at the same time while it is running.
    Note that in electricity one needs two paths, a current conductive path which is any metal but copper is good and also a MAGNETIC path where not all metal are magnetic in nature and in fact most metals are conductive but that is not good for some parts of the motor. These Magnetic but not conductive materials are artificially made by man with laminations of magnetic metals insulated from each other or Ferrite particles
    So basically when you make electric motors you need conductor paths that or not magnetic (copper) and magnetic paths that are not conductive.(insulated magnetic laminated ) The winding that was used in this motor is called LAP winding which is not a full pitch winding.

    • @ssccaappeeggooaatt
      @ssccaappeeggooaatt 7 років тому +1

      Very new to this. can you explain in more detail?
      if i'm right, its the charged coil that makes the armature a magnet.
      is it that this material, being electrically conductive, allows it to be turned into a magnet?
      if so, why does it need to be already magnetic? or am i misunderstanding you?
      i know its Wikipedia, but i did a little research into armatures and they said "The armature, in contrast, must carry current, so it is always a conductor or a conductive coil, oriented normal to both the field and to the direction of motion, torque (rotating machine), or force (linear machine). The armature's role is twofold. The first is to carry current crossing the field, thus creating shaft torque in a rotating machine or force in a linear machine. The second role is to generate an electromotive force (EMF)."
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armature_%28electrical_engineering%29
      according to this, it seems to only need to be conductive?
      thanks in advance.

    • @luanstoltzemburg9981
      @luanstoltzemburg9981 7 років тому

      um material magnético vai melhorar o fluxo magnético, aumentando o torque.

    • @hemi4722
      @hemi4722 6 років тому

      Carmel Pule' induce enough current and aluminum can be made magnetic 😉

    • @vengefulenigma
      @vengefulenigma 6 років тому +1

      You have three different magnetic materials groups: paramagnetics, diamagnetics and feromagnetics. As the name suggests iron is a feromagnet and feromagnets are really good at conducting magnetic field, thus the rotor needs to be feromagnetic. The coils however don't need to be (i guess they could be) feromagnetic but only conductive and it is the current through the coils that creates the magnetic field.
      Now if the rotor was a solid piece of iron and not laminated, it'd create "loop currents" (forgot the real name for it), these are currents that form loops on the surface of the rotor, which serve no purpose but to waste energy, aka heat the motor up.

    • @Ahamshep
      @Ahamshep 6 років тому

      Eddies "Foucault currents".

  • @IdeaFX
    @IdeaFX 4 роки тому +3

    У тебя же был CD-привод с готовым моторчиком))) Зачем столько мучений, ради плохого мотора с плохим КПД?

    • @IdeaFX
      @IdeaFX 4 роки тому

      @Denis Tyruanskiy во-первых, КПД при таком исполнении не может быть высоким. Сердечник коллектора выполнен из малого числа пластин, там больше сухой сварки, чем металла. Соответственно, ЭДС будет малой, т.к. магнитное поле медного проводника тупо нечем концентрировать, больше рассеивается. На валу двигателя нет ни подшипников, ни даже втулок. Помимо этого, отверстия в частях корпуса вряд-ли отцентрованы(да это и невозможно при такой конструкции). Так что ещё и потери на трение бешенные. Щетки из плоских кусков металла - не лучшая идея, т.к. нагар, плохой контакт и как следствие, опять же потери на трение и потери мощности на плохой проводимости контактов. Так же я сомневаюсь, что ротор кто-то центровал и уравнивал обмотки по сопротивлению и весу. Да, это работает по принципу "и так сойдёт", но сможет ли такой мотор что-то привести в движение, кроме куска изоленты на своей оси? Не думаю.
      Во-вторых, руки у меня совсем не из жопы растут. Я работаю в сфере энергетики, соответственно в мой профиль входит автоматика, электроника, теплотехника, гидравлика, газовые сети и оборудование, КИП, ОПС, и много всего по мелочи. Если обслуживание и ремонт промышленного оборудования всё ещё ни о чем не говорят, то могу в пример привести то, что я в рамках хобби делал: индикаторные и измерительные приставки и приборы, датчик уровня воды в деаэраторе для контроллера ОВЕН, как и все когда-то активный сабвуфер, блоки питания, сейчас добавляю миди интерфейс синтезатору Ямаха, которого не было по заводу. Из механики собирал ДВС (вазовский, да, но на тот момент у меня была жига, поэтому вот), с повышением мощности конечно же. Ремонировал корпуса пластивых китайских мопедов. Покрасил несколько машин. Из художеств всяких: интро для Ютуб каналов, несколько мультов, один из них клип на песню и отрисован он покадровой анимацией. Думаю, это все даёт мне право не считаться рукожопом.
      А ты, диванный комментатор Хренов, пойди в библиотеке сопромат, хотя бы, почитай на досуге, чтобы узнать что-то о потерях, прочности и КПД. И тогда не будешь глупости в комменты писать.

  • @dksingh4055
    @dksingh4055 5 років тому

    NICE IDEA YOU ARE INTELLIGENT

  • @josepablohernandezlazaro5494
    @josepablohernandezlazaro5494 6 років тому +2

    fantástico, gracias, me ayudo mucho

  • @razzmahfuz3252
    @razzmahfuz3252 8 років тому +13

    people who ask why dont we just buy 1 ? its all about hobby -.-

  • @dedidarmawan3164
    @dedidarmawan3164 6 років тому +3

    l love the sing

  • @debopriyoweb5672
    @debopriyoweb5672 7 років тому

    nice work and a true engineer :)

  • @VinaySinghBliss
    @VinaySinghBliss 7 років тому +1

    Highly endogenous!

  • @oli1383
    @oli1383 5 років тому +3

    is it possible to make one of these at home for an electric bicycle?

    • @igameidoresearchtoo6511
      @igameidoresearchtoo6511 3 роки тому

      yes but it isnt reliable and needs to be a LOT bigger to generate enough hp to move a bike

  • @sebastianaristiz5342
    @sebastianaristiz5342 7 років тому +3

    Can you please name the materials used. And can a coke or a soft drink suffice with the same material used for the spray can? (I believe tin is the material)

  • @sumtingwong66
    @sumtingwong66 7 років тому

    Awesome!! dude hat's off!

  • @yoonjaekim8523
    @yoonjaekim8523 5 років тому

    Incredibleeeee awesome!

  • @andrea.indie.physics
    @andrea.indie.physics 6 років тому +5

    what is the brush thing made of? to allow the pass of electricity to the rotor?

  • @ramihamdan1966
    @ramihamdan1966 6 років тому +9

    Is 5 volt battery enough, or should I use a charger 15 volts?

    • @MrZauberwuerfel
      @MrZauberwuerfel 6 років тому +1

      5 volts will work, but the rpm will be a third of what you get with 15 rpm
      but this also depends on the number of turns per coil
      for example if you use a thicker wire and do less turns, the motor will run faster, its about proportional
      please ask me if you have more questions

    • @ramihamdan1966
      @ramihamdan1966 6 років тому

      Thank you for clarifying :)

    • @peridaianlorenzo1109
      @peridaianlorenzo1109 6 років тому

      Can you enumerate all the parts he used? Thank you!

    • @geertl.7624
      @geertl.7624 6 років тому

      MrZauberwuerfel how do I make the motor "stronger"? I don't need a fast motor, just strong

    • @kuttychefs2995
      @kuttychefs2995 5 років тому

      @@MrZauberwuerfel how many turns for 15000 rpm ??

  • @hawkinsta2
    @hawkinsta2 7 років тому

    great work thanks!

  • @InventorHarkeshKataria.
    @InventorHarkeshKataria. 4 роки тому

    Very nice work.

  • @user-ke5fg3np8o
    @user-ke5fg3np8o 7 років тому +4

    Can i use hot glue instead of M-seal??? or something else ?

    • @serenity5952
      @serenity5952 4 роки тому

      No because it will melt while M seal doesn't

  • @dinomightstudios4119
    @dinomightstudios4119 3 роки тому +2

    Okay, but...I need to make a motor for the drill... 🙄😑 - Sincerely, Alien trying to get back home.

  • @TheGeniusTwins
    @TheGeniusTwins 6 років тому

    Bhai brilliant and awesome 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😁

  • @UedersonThec
    @UedersonThec 7 років тому

    Very good, man!

  • @DreamAboutSpace
    @DreamAboutSpace 7 років тому +3

    Whats the rpm?

  • @lucassilvacoiado1061
    @lucassilvacoiado1061 5 років тому +4

    Quais são os materiais utilizados?

  • @karsangunknown9755
    @karsangunknown9755 6 років тому

    Nice video I like this thanks bro .....

  • @damianomartucci9814
    @damianomartucci9814 4 роки тому +1

    It's breathtaking!

  • @ivanstan1218
    @ivanstan1218 7 років тому +29

    wat is the black thing u use to stick the magnet

    • @NavinKhambhala
      @NavinKhambhala  7 років тому +18

      M-seal

    • @songbirdglitch5859
      @songbirdglitch5859 7 років тому

      Navin Khambhala # crazyNK does it produce electricity?

    • @youngsanders6995
      @youngsanders6995 7 років тому

      Navin Khambhala # crazyNK would this motor work for a quad copter

    • @TheSVONOX
      @TheSVONOX 7 років тому +4

      Young Sanders nope, too heavy. What you would want is a low torque, light, high speed motor

    • @ImranKhan-ji2fr
      @ImranKhan-ji2fr 7 років тому +1

      ÏVĄŃ ŞŤĂŇĐØ what is the black thing you usead

  • @omraj9114
    @omraj9114 6 років тому +3

    cutting ke baare mein Jankari Kaise Kata jata hai

  • @jacobopstad5483
    @jacobopstad5483 5 років тому

    Pretty ingenious reuse of materials. Not bad!

  • @michaelflister6605
    @michaelflister6605 7 років тому

    Just unbelievable!!!!

  • @janosch20011
    @janosch20011 8 років тому +7

    Pls. make a Ps4 out of a plastic bottle

  • @himanshurexwal5665
    @himanshurexwal5665 7 років тому +8

    so how powerful this motor is ?

    • @MrZauberwuerfel
      @MrZauberwuerfel 6 років тому

      well its a dc motor, it depends on the voltage you put on it
      with a high enough voltage it should be powerful enough, that you cant stop it from starting to turn
      but since there is no cooling on it, you can only expect a lot of power for a short time, or it will overheat
      i guess for a permanent load it could do about 30 Watts

  • @zDudevan
    @zDudevan 6 років тому +1

    Great Idea

  • @kushalagarwal8939
    @kushalagarwal8939 7 років тому

    Good congratulations nice idea thx