I have watch at least 10 videos on this subject and this one is by far the best one for the clearness of every step. Not listening to yourself speaking, no anoying music. Very efficient video! Thank you so much!
This one has to be the simplest, the best made, and the quickest (by a margin, considering how fast the nut got red). Kudos man, this is brilliantly well made. I especially like the copper arms. Simplifies a lot of issues that you'd have with using other means of transporting electricity to the tips.
Amazing!-I thought it looked lethal I do think that some sort of enclosure for the transformer might be in order. I intend to make one for myself following this design-cheers!
Também podia colocar um botão de pressão normalmente aberto e, quando pressionasse o braço superior, ligava automaticamente o aparelho! Podia assim ligar a máquina ao pressionar o braço superior com o cotovelo, por exemplo, se tivesse que segurar nas peças com as duas mãos! Isto poderia ser um upgrade mas o projecto está muito bom! Parabéns!
Excellent friend. I have seen many of these projects. I really liked this one because it is very neat and is very powerful when it comes to melting metals. Greetings from Mendoza Argentina. Gustavo Adrián Giúdice.
Change the tips from round to a gripping pattern like on a vise. Change the button for a lever. Attached the lever with a spring or a rubber band to the clamps that they will be closed. At the end of the movement of the lever is a contact which will close when reached. This way you can have a firm grip on the parts while also actuate the power.
I like the simplicity in the way you build the welder. 1. Since it's an open concept, perhaps it would be better & safer if the mains terminals of the transformer were faced inwards. 2. Perhaps you could also add a micro-switch to turn the mains on automatically when the upper arm is pushed down.
Nice job. You could not have made it any more simple than you demistrated. Kodos to you. I think I will make me a spot welder just like you made. I like it very much.
At 4:38 it says "I've changed the primary winding generating the high voltage into a two winds of a thick wire". That is incorrect, you changed the secondary winding, which is correct.
In the video you say that you’ve changed the primary coil but you actually changed the secondary coil (the output) with the thick wire. Other than that, great video! I’ve subscribed to your channel and I’m really enjoying all the things you do. Thanks for your uploads.
Crimping an eyelet on a cable like that is a guarantee it will come loose in the near future. Just the thermal expansion will make it slide off bit by bit, and considering this is a high-current, but pulsed load, it will cycle thermally all the time. The correct crimping tool makes a little divet / indentation in the eyelet sleeve for that exact reason. If you want to do it at home, without the expensive hydraulic crimper, do it the same way you did, but then, take a small ball bearing, and insert it between the vice jaw and the sleeve, then crank the vise as far as it goes, to press the ball bearing into the sleeve, so it creates that indent. Either this, or just take a punch and hammer it down into the sleeve. The indented spot then holds the cable firmly. The more indents you make, the better it holds the cable in place (as an electrician, I do at least two on sleeves that are intended for 50mm² and below wires, and 3 on 50mm² -120mm², but when I do them at home, without my fancy-pants hydraulic crimper, I do at least 4 on the 50mm² and below ones (I do two on one side, then turn it 180 deg., then do two more divets so they land in between the old ones [kinda like oOoO, where "o" is the first pair, and "O" the second pair, but 180° apart)
@@yankovalsky7696 W jakim sensie? Do zakuwania złączek? Imadło ze szczęką z rowkiem, kulka z łożyska, i heja banana, albo punktak i młotek, jak na razie sprawdzały się najlepiej w domowych warunkach
@@Bednar121, tak, spójrz na wideo gościa "geniuszk", budował tam swoją zgrzewarkę i wykorzystał ten sposób do zaciskania złączek. Tyle, że zamiast imadła użył prasy.
Interesting to see you use red and black heat shrink for the output wires from an AC transformer. There is no positive and negative out of any transformer. It is all AC until you rectify it, if that is what you want. Also, I would certainly cover over the exposed copper strips going to each electrode end. If you somehow get any metal touching any place on those exposed strips, they will heat up very quickly and could cause an issue. Just a safety issue. Nicely made electrodes though. Thumbs Up!
La verdad que eres un perfeccionista del detalle. Muy buen video. Esta máquina de punto me servirá para soldar pequeñas piezas con las que realizo artesanías de pequeñas motos? Armar los cuadros por ejemplo
I have watch at least 10 videos on this subject and this one is by far the best one for the clearness of every step. Not listening to yourself speaking, no anoying music. Very efficient video! Thank you so much!
I agree with you . He is the best .
not only that, also he uses thick wire with only 2 turns, and copper bars and points. Only lacks a relay with timer and foot pedal :)
Yes
Hi thanks for your hard work and your ideas, is safe for touching while is power on as you shown on this video ?
Just a shame he tells you to change the wrong winding.
So cant be that great.
lol
Es un gran invento. Veré si puedo hacer. Gracias maestro!!Roque de Argentina!!!
Está muy bien el proyecto y muy claro. Pero viéndolo un par de veces se me ocurren tres mejoras muy importantes.
Muy buen trabajo, gracias.
Simplest spot welder build I've seen, very nice!
Dove trovo piastra di rame per costruire?!
Thank you for posting this video nice and clean and straight to the point with no complications
This is I think the best battery welders I have seen. Just hope I can get the copper profiles shown. Thank you. Love it.
Brilliantly simple, I have the transformer and will definitely be making this spot welder.
Türündeki en temiz kendin yap... Gerçekten başarılı 10 üstünden 10..
... love your builds, so simple and clean !
Şu ana kadar izlediğim en iyi punta yapım tarifi teşekkürler 🙏
Another bucket list video!
This one has to be the simplest, the best made, and the quickest (by a margin, considering how fast the nut got red). Kudos man, this is brilliantly well made. I especially like the copper arms. Simplifies a lot of issues that you'd have with using other means of transporting electricity to the tips.
Great spot welder ! Well done !
*Wow beautiful*
There have many vedio about spot welding in yutube, but it is better than other ! very simple and clear to understand !So lot of thanks
Can you please tell me the Input and output of the transformer used
SO COOL MAN, IT'S SIMPLE AND EASY BUILD & I LIKE THE WAY YOU CONTROL YOUR WELD WITH THAT SWITCH.
Muy profesional el trabajo felicitaciones.te sugiero le pongas un trozo de palo redondo arriba donde haces presión hacia abajo será mucho más cómodo.
Very well built.nice finish with the heat shrink. Like the red piece. It's ac so no polarity (doesn't matter)
جميل جميل شكراً لك من سورية : مدينة :إدلب الجريحة الحرية لكل البشر
That remaking of the transformer is very creative.
I made one like yours and didn't work well. I used large metals and the final result was not fine! Congratulations for the video!
Great job! The simplest and neat project. Thanks.
Amazing!-I thought it looked lethal I do think that some sort of enclosure for the transformer might be in order.
I intend to make one for myself following this design-cheers!
Very well set up the project, encouraged me to do one here in Brazil.
Muito bem montado o projeto, me incentivou fazer uma aqui no brasil.
tmb mas tenho um medo danado em mexer com transformador.
It is a beautiful and wonderful idea
Very nice and a simple but effective design. There is no need to color code the secondary because it's alternating current.
I have seen many videos by different people but ur work amazing
Great machine, well done !
Também podia colocar um botão de pressão normalmente aberto e, quando pressionasse o braço superior, ligava automaticamente o aparelho! Podia assim ligar a máquina ao pressionar o braço superior com o cotovelo, por exemplo, se tivesse que segurar nas peças com as duas mãos! Isto poderia ser um upgrade mas o projecto está muito bom! Parabéns!
Very well done, watch out for the MDF dust, as it is very bad for the lungs if inhaled. Stay safe out there.
Te quedo elegante.. Siempre ahí un pero.. El boton pulsador lo hubiera puesto más accesible.. Bendiciones.. Hace tiempo uiero hacer uno.
Cara parabéns o seu projeto é o melhor que já vi ! Só gostaria de detalhes referente a ligação na energia !
Sem segredos: uma fase direto no terminal do trafo e outra entra no interruptor e sai para o outro terminal do trafo.
Amazing. Great job. I suddenly find myself with a need to put spot welds down the spine of a narrow rectangular box.
Good job. I built one similar to yours a few years ago based on a web site plan. It never had enough power to actually weld.
Mine did not work either
Excellent friend.
I have seen many of these projects.
I really liked this one because it is very neat and is very powerful when it comes to melting metals.
Greetings from Mendoza Argentina.
Gustavo Adrián Giúdice.
In my view this is the best video on this topic, highly appreciated, Weldon.
Love the last finger test!
Change the tips from round to a gripping pattern like on a vise.
Change the button for a lever. Attached the lever with a spring or a rubber band to the clamps that they will be closed. At the end of the movement of the lever is a contact which will close when reached. This way you can have a firm grip on the parts while also actuate the power.
Está de parabéns, lindo projeto, me encanta personas assim.
Cotia, São Paulo, Brasil
the best diy one so far
I like the simplicity in the way you build the welder.
1. Since it's an open concept, perhaps it would be better & safer if the mains terminals of the transformer were faced inwards.
2. Perhaps you could also add a micro-switch to turn the mains on automatically when the upper arm is pushed down.
Wonderful idea.... I am from Iraq
Молодец, класс!!! Успехов, удачи!!!
It is art of engineering
Well done mate
Уважуха за умелые руки!
Congratulations! Very, very good, very useful
Muy bien construído.... ¡¡felicitaciones...!!
knocking those wood dowels in with the glue is so satisfying lol
Nice job. You could not have made it any more simple than you demistrated. Kodos to you. I think I will make me a spot welder just like you made. I like it very much.
Neat work.......... this is the best DIY(spot welding) in utube
Very clean and a neat job. Well done👍
Nice !!!!! Very,very Nice !!!!!
PERFECT !!! THE MORE COILS THERE ARE MORE AMPES ?
Nice idea 💡
At 4:38 it says "I've changed the primary winding generating the high voltage into a two winds of a thick wire".
That is incorrect, you changed the secondary winding, which is correct.
Observed the same thing , and was going to point it out , but you did it .
it seems 1cm of diameter, what do you think?
@@Lorentz1975 easier to just call it what it is, welding wire
VALEU CRIATURA MAIS UM INSCRITO PARABÉNS
Última pessoa que esperava encontrar por aqui! Fala aí, zé doradin! Tudo em riba?
@@guimandarin Ma nóis se encontremo onde tem coisa boa, uai. Ocê, o Zé Doradin, eu e assim por diante.
wow is very good brother great i go to try to do
Very clever, nicely done!
Very cheap, but such a profesional, Nice, I'll make my own,. Thanks to you.
Just great !!
You did an awesome job , best
nice job
هل يوجد عربي تابع الفيديو الرائع
هواية صيد السمك
نعم
Can people just speak English? It’s just so annoying.... smh
نعم
هل يوجد عربي آخر لديه إنترنيت غيرك
ربما
In the video you say that you’ve changed the primary coil but you actually changed the secondary coil (the output) with the thick wire. Other than that, great video! I’ve subscribed to your channel and I’m really enjoying all the things you do. Thanks for your uploads.
Well done! Nice clean design. Prior planing prevents P poor performance.
Good job 👍👍👍👍
It`s simple but very, very good. Yuo can do so much with it. Very nice!
Parabéns amigo pela criatividade bem elaborado também vou vê se fasso um prá mim
It was the best and simplest project I've seen ... Thank you very much.
Muito boa essa solda ponto ficou top ! congrtulation👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
U r very professional simple and clear steps
You have comfortable highly equipped workshop
I hope u mentioned how many apmpere the welder u made
Parabéns, vou replicar (Itaquer - São Paulo)
Bravissimo. Ottimo lavoro.
Whoa, I though it would be a bit harzadous, but 2V is super safe.
tengo que hacer uno! excelente video gracias Bro.
Great! Next addition... a foot-switch!
... but the lamp on top, facing you.
Сначала надо, чтобы смыкание клемм шло автоматически.
Crimping an eyelet on a cable like that is a guarantee it will come loose in the near future. Just the thermal expansion will make it slide off bit by bit, and considering this is a high-current, but pulsed load, it will cycle thermally all the time. The correct crimping tool makes a little divet / indentation in the eyelet sleeve for that exact reason. If you want to do it at home, without the expensive hydraulic crimper, do it the same way you did, but then, take a small ball bearing, and insert it between the vice jaw and the sleeve, then crank the vise as far as it goes, to press the ball bearing into the sleeve, so it creates that indent. Either this, or just take a punch and hammer it down into the sleeve. The indented spot then holds the cable firmly. The more indents you make, the better it holds the cable in place (as an electrician, I do at least two on sleeves that are intended for 50mm² and below wires, and 3 on 50mm² -120mm², but when I do them at home, without my fancy-pants hydraulic crimper, I do at least 4 on the 50mm² and below ones (I do two on one side, then turn it 180 deg., then do two more divets so they land in between the old ones [kinda like oOoO, where "o" is the first pair, and "O" the second pair, but 180° apart)
Nie prościej użyć przeciętej na pół stalowej nakrętki?
@@yankovalsky7696 W jakim sensie? Do zakuwania złączek?
Imadło ze szczęką z rowkiem, kulka z łożyska, i heja banana, albo punktak i młotek, jak na razie sprawdzały się najlepiej w domowych warunkach
@@Bednar121, tak, spójrz na wideo gościa "geniuszk", budował tam swoją zgrzewarkę i wykorzystał ten sposób do zaciskania złączek. Tyle, że zamiast imadła użył prasy.
*_VERY, VERY GOOD._*
Essa da ponto que vc fabricou ela serve pra INDUZIDOS tbm de ferramentas elétricas
It is very very good jop and elegant ,can I ask you about the diameter of the huge wire and how many turns .
thanks for this video
Nicely done!
Seu projeto ficou sensacional parabéns (RJ BRASIL )
Interesting to see you use red and black heat shrink for the output wires from an AC transformer. There is no positive and negative out of any transformer. It is all AC until you rectify it, if that is what you want. Also, I would certainly cover over the exposed copper strips going to each electrode end. If you somehow get any metal touching any place on those exposed strips, they will heat up very quickly and could cause an issue. Just a safety issue. Nicely made electrodes though. Thumbs Up!
Wonderful. Greetings from Buenos Aires
La verdad que eres un perfeccionista del detalle. Muy buen video. Esta máquina de punto me servirá para soldar pequeñas piezas con las que realizo artesanías de pequeñas motos? Armar los cuadros por ejemplo
Well done, great project.
good one👍
Eselente herramienta lo felicito hermano desde RD
Your are explaining every thing I was finding this type of video keep it up bro👍👍👍
Hi
You are always creative
all thanks
I wish you success always
thanks for the video, very good
DESDE CHILE EXELENTE AMIGO MUY PRACTICO Y FACIL DE HACER
Nice looking professional
Ini paling simple.
👍👍👍
very good and thanks
Epic work mate , glad I watched til the end !!
This proyect is very very good thank you for this video is perfect
أين ذهب أصحاب البدع.
Máquina pontuadora muito boa pra quem trabalha em oficina de Rebobinamento e manutenção de eletrodomésticos em geral
Excellent job 👍🏽
One of the most clean and professional projects, man how do you own all that tools, that's too much for a house :)