Necessity is the Mother of Invention. Truly interesting how we can find other ways to avoid throwing away broken / nonservicing tools. Thank you for the video
I'm afraid I have to disagree with you, at least a little bit… I firmly believe that laziness not necessity is the mother of all invention. I want you to think of any new device that wasn't created to save time and labor (thereby eliminating hard work)! Please share this thought… I think I might be onto something!
@@aday1637 I'm just gonna assume that the user never heard of alligator clips used with a male disconnect plug that can be easily purchased from harbor freight for pennies
That's the logical way but with his logic he'd have to take the wires out of something that wasn't broken so he probably thought peas were better to sacrifice
Great video ! I hoped you might have mentioned the common reason why a "bad battery" won't change ! To keep it simple, if you milk every bit of energy from the battery instead of putting it on the charger when it first stops, it can go into under voltage and then the charger won't recognize it , so it's bad user not bad battery 😉🙃😎 NZ
I bought an adapter to use 20V (new battery) on 18V but no instructions especially not to leave the adapter on battery, well that drained it. Now I have to jump it. I heard from a friend and now I see one way to jump it. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😎
For a short time, this might seem to work, However, this method is very unsafe as you are ignoring the charge protection from the changer, The battery cells are most likely high current 20Amp (2500mAh) 18650s used in many power tools and need to be balanced perfectly by the BMS any damaged cells in time can and will overheat (Thermal-runaway) and fire. In simple terms never try to recharge damaged cells.
As long as you only touch one side of the circuit and do NOT _complete_ the circuit, you are safe. Still, it's always prudent to use non-conducting items to make contact with the live circuit.
Brilliant and will serve me when I become the SHTF Battery Welder, for those with broken stuff and my horde of 20v batteries, this was great, thanks!!!!
The thing about wires is that they need to be the correct gauge in order to safely handle the expected current. That piece of metal can handle way more than those batteries can muster. A piece of wire that is too thin can just burn up. If you happen to grab it at the burn-point, YOU will get burned.
Muy bien hecho , me gusta !! Comparto el ingenio de conocer nuevas formas de utilizar lo que hay a la mano . Felicidades y muchos vídeos más!! Desde CDMX .
Watching from Yankee Hill, CA - thanks for the video showing how to recharge old batteries. Will that old “Bad” battery now charge on the charger again like new ?
B S you can just insulted copper wire! This only works if the battery is a good one and has accidently been discharged, if it is truly faulty this won't fix it, believe I've tried with ny Dewalt ones!
True. A defective cell won't get charged by chargers, as is true for an overly depleted one, but a DEFECTIVE cell can burn/explode. If you don't know for certain that it's just an over-discharge, use extreme caution (gloves, something to block flying battery-bits)
I've never been shocked by a battery and have been using this method a long time now. Get the polarity backwards and you can get a melted wire that could burn you though. I just slide a finish nail in each P+&-N slot in the battery's connect a jumper on each. Wait for a few seconds and put the dead battery in the charger. On a car battery I put the charger on high start mode for about 2 minutes or so then it will see the battery and let you charge it.
What would be the proper watts. I found one 200 watts but most are 90 watts. By the way I really enjoyed your video and I’m looking 4ward to making my own tiny welder.
NE Australia. Best version of this battery save I've seen - and I have one to try it on.
Du brauchst aber zwei! Wenn du keinen zweiten 18V= hast, probiere es mit dem Autoakku!
Necessity is the Mother of Invention. Truly interesting how we can find other ways to avoid throwing away broken / nonservicing tools. Thank you for the video
I'm afraid I have to disagree with you, at least a little bit… I firmly believe that laziness not necessity is the mother of all invention. I want you to think of any new device that wasn't created to save time and labor (thereby eliminating hard work)! Please share this thought… I think I might be onto something!
Instead of messing about with tin lids just use electrical wire.
I use a set of alligator clips leads.
@@aday1637 I'm just gonna assume that the user never heard of alligator clips used with a male disconnect plug that can be easily purchased from harbor freight for pennies
That's the logical way but with his logic he'd have to take the wires out of something that wasn't broken so he probably thought peas were better to sacrifice
Hey, leave him alone! Those peas are his lunch!
Very funny hey, I suppose tin lid looks better 🤣🤣
Great battery trick. I don't know how many batteries we have discarded that could have been fixed.
Thanks
Great video ! I hoped you might have mentioned the common reason why a "bad battery" won't change ! To keep it simple, if you milk every bit of energy from the battery instead of putting it on the charger when it first stops, it can go into under voltage and then the charger won't recognize it , so it's bad user not bad battery 😉🙃😎 NZ
Here's another story, it often happens that your battery refuses to work and needs to be reset
correctly said
I bought an adapter to use 20V (new battery) on 18V but no instructions especially not to leave the adapter on battery, well that drained it. Now I have to jump it. I heard from a friend and now I see one way to jump it. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😎
without.
Handy to know 😉 Toronto 🇨🇦
Thanks for the advice. Greetings from ANNABA - ALGERIA 😍😍😍👍👍👍👍👍
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Your unique and useful ideas are easy to apply to DIY work, I love it.
Sarajevo,Bosnia and Herzegovina.Great video!!!
For a short time, this might seem to work, However, this method is very unsafe as you are ignoring the charge protection from the changer, The battery cells are most likely high current 20Amp (2500mAh) 18650s used in many power tools and need to be balanced perfectly by the BMS any damaged cells in time can and will overheat (Thermal-runaway) and fire. In simple terms never try to recharge damaged cells.
I love that you tell us to use the rings, but you never use the rings your self, not when installing or removing the metals.... LOL
That's what I'm saying.
As long as you only touch one side of the circuit and do NOT _complete_ the circuit, you are safe. Still, it's always prudent to use non-conducting items to make contact with the live circuit.
That's because the rings do conduct electricty also!!
Clear, simple, and straight forward. Thank you! 🙂
Thank you from Miami Florida 👍
Watching from Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean
Me too, Charging the good one now fully to go try this hail Mary. It's now 12.50am. 🙏
Awesome class.
Thank you
Glad you liked it! I'm glad it was helpful
I like how creative you are. Great
Awesome class Thank you
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Brilliant and will serve me when I become the SHTF Battery Welder, for those with broken stuff and my horde of 20v batteries, this was great, thanks!!!!
Thank you. from London - UK
I love the battery trick, I'm watching from Chilliwack B.C. Canada
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته كل الشكر والتقدير لما قدمته للمشاهدين لقد احسنة الصنع بارك الله فيك تحية من تونس ❤
I'm watching you from the United Kingdom 🇬🇧
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I’m from Ottawa Ontario and thank you so much for your vidéo I have a bad battery now I know what to do so thank you
Thank you so much sir! Very lucky to stumble upon such wonderfully functional hacks. Keep the fire burning!💯/💯
Thank you for sharing a meaningful video for life
Cada dia aprendo algo gracias a ud. Que se digna a enseñar a los demas bendito seas por dios
Great fix THANK YOU
Absolutely amazing, thanks for the Awareness regarding bad batteries . Uk Nottingham.
Thank you sharing very useful information
Thanks for the info May God continue to bless you.
Love your creative ways
Мне понравился способ реанимировать аккум!
Израиль, город Бат Ям!
Хороший способ точечной сварки тонких металлов!
Здоровья и удачи!
Привет улице Мивца Синай !
а ты попробовал так ? Получилось ? Я не понял, в чем смысл, как оно работает....
Thanks for the tip with batteries. Rossendale in UK .
Great video, from Singapore❤❤❤
Im watching from Michigan USA
Fascinating and interesting. I am going to try it on utility batteries I have that have gone bad. Laurie from Joshua Tree, California USA
You can do the same thing with wires no need forthe can 😮tops
The thing about wires is that they need to be the correct gauge in order to safely handle the expected current. That piece of metal can handle way more than those batteries can muster. A piece of wire that is too thin can just burn up. If you happen to grab it at the burn-point, YOU will get burned.
Enjoyable & useful video .. thanks
I use two pieces of 6/8 inches Electric Wire.. Simple
Bombay, India...thanks for the tip 👍
Oh thank you my friend from India! How is the weather there now?
Thanks Buddy
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Watching from Atlanta Georgia
Very good presentation
Muy bien hecho , me gusta !!
Comparto el ingenio de conocer nuevas formas de utilizar lo que hay a la mano .
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Great video i am whatching from the caribbean
Watching from Yankee Hill, CA - thanks for the video showing how to recharge old batteries. Will that old “Bad” battery now charge on the charger again like new ?
very good.. god bless you
Thank you your great
Thank you very much.
Watching from Georgetown, Guyana.
Great video. Thanks for sharing
From Toronto, Canada
I’ll try it out, got a bad battery! Melbourne Australia
like the work you do I'm from NC
thanks from Hungary
Excellente vidéo, merci !
B S you can just insulted copper wire! This only works if the battery is a good one and has accidently been discharged, if it is truly faulty this won't fix it, believe I've tried with ny Dewalt ones!
True. A defective cell won't get charged by chargers, as is true for an overly depleted one, but a DEFECTIVE cell can burn/explode. If you don't know for certain that it's just an over-discharge, use extreme caution (gloves, something to block flying battery-bits)
Saludos desde Argentina, San Luis.
¡Oh, qué genial, incluso se ven allí! Me alegro de tener gente así ❤️
Great tips, thankyou
SAO PAULO - BRASIL NICE VIDEO.
Lo veo desde Valdivia Chile, muy interesante la recuperacion
I like the idea of a 12 min video for a 1 min hack
I've never been shocked by a battery and have been using this method a long time now. Get the polarity backwards and you can get a melted wire that could burn you though. I just slide a finish nail in each P+&-N slot in the battery's connect a jumper on each. Wait for a few seconds and put the dead battery in the charger. On a car battery I put the charger on high start mode for about 2 minutes or so then it will see the battery and let you charge it.
Thankyou for yor tips😅
Watching from New Hampshire USA
Really good video
Carlisle, Pennsylvania USA
Nice 🤩 Pennsylvania USA
I am with you Gabe, banana pudding is my favorite dessert, well, that and coconut cream cake.👍🏻👍🏻
Cool video! I am from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
درود سپاس برایآموزشی که دادید
من از فرانسه هستم
From Barrie Ontario Canada
Great video 😊😊😊
watching from Montreal, Quebec
Great Worik， From Shanghai China
Watching from Monterrey Mexico 😎
Awesome dude
Long Beach, MS Thankyou
good !!! sympa ! beaucoup d'idées très intéressantes pour le vieux bricoleur que je suis ! Thanks !
Egg Harbor New Jersey in America. Very interesting program you have here.
I'm from Toronto Canada
COOL, Subscribed - Waynesboro, PA
Thanks for the sub!
Wery good.Avustralya, Melbourne.
I love your channel im from liverpool uk 😎👍
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I'm from france!
Super návod na opravu baterie, zdravím a Česka
From Dominican republic.
Good ❤️🤗
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I'm from Scotland UK
I am watching you from Iran. Thanks 👍👍👍
Hi from Las Vegas.
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I’m watching from Luzon
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I brought a Ryobi 40v 4ah back to life a couple of weeks back.
Хорошее видео. Лайк 👍 Россия, Белгород.
No peas were harmed in the making of this video.
What would be the proper watts. I found one 200 watts but most are 90 watts. By the way I really enjoyed your video and I’m looking 4ward to making my own tiny welder.
Wow, I was glad to try! The more - the better of course. Did I explain it clearly how to do it?
Cool battery tricks….Vidalia, Georgia
👍🏽 nice
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Glad it was helpful!