4 Simple Magnet Motors You Can Make at Home! The TKOR How To Make A Magnet Motor Guide!

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  • @TheKingofRandom
    @TheKingofRandom  7 років тому +777

    Hey what's up Noti Squad?! Welcome to December! For planning purposes, we're posting a video every single day from now until the end of the year. 🏆 Should be one crazy ride so hang on! 😜🤘

    • @Sean-op1bx
      @Sean-op1bx 7 років тому +6

      magnificent video

    • @sleepyzero5363
      @sleepyzero5363 7 років тому +5

      when a conductor passes through a magnetic field in induces a current in the conductor
      and when a current flows through a conductor in induces a magnetic field

    • @nicobryan9519
      @nicobryan9519 7 років тому +5

      You're gonna be busy this whole month. Haha

    • @DonaldSleightholme
      @DonaldSleightholme 7 років тому +3

      The King of Random i found out that a candle emitted a electromagnetic wave. with a photovoltaic candle holder you can get electricity too 🤗

    • @yuunachan4584
      @yuunachan4584 7 років тому +1

      please make a video of modified dynamo of tamiya (a toy race car from let's go anime) .. change the the magnet and copper wires of the dynamo to a strong magnet and slightly thick (i don't know if the western country have number for copper wires but colleague said the number you need to use is number 22) and the result will be amazing blazing speed of tamiya .. btw im from the philippines .. im very sorry for my grammar .. love you lots from the philippines ,, power to you guys

  • @ThomasPartalis
    @ThomasPartalis 7 років тому +629

    I still miss Grant but mad respect to this guy for keeping up despite the negative comments.

    • @azmx7717
      @azmx7717 7 років тому +11

      Lord Fizzlebeef what happened to grant?

    • @samn6498
      @samn6498 7 років тому +9

      He had a break and went on holiday

    • @Lemonurelion
      @Lemonurelion 7 років тому +1

      +sam neale how long is his holiday ffs

    • @heaveyguner0139
      @heaveyguner0139 7 років тому +10

      agreed, I also liked how grant used to explain how things worked, now we just geta hilarious close up of nates face as he says "MAGNETS"

    • @kalelaurie8670
      @kalelaurie8670 7 років тому +3

      Th only reason he keeps going is because he doesn't look at the comments grant does that stuff

  • @ramiellhernanibarroga4744
    @ramiellhernanibarroga4744 7 років тому +134

    Nate... Respect..... Even the negative comments you're still going....... Respect Bro

    • @notacreativeusernamejr.1214
      @notacreativeusernamejr.1214 7 років тому

      Autological Gaming he’s great everyone else is just afraid of change and like stuff to stay the same FOREVER

  • @FranciscoVerse
    @FranciscoVerse 7 років тому +164

    New experiment, what happens if you hit the battery with the nail and hammer?

    • @MrAnomalously
      @MrAnomalously 7 років тому +17

      You end up with a dead battery

    • @thescientistlrs7152
      @thescientistlrs7152 7 років тому +15

      And a bunch of dangerous chemicals

    • @xuNsh1ne
      @xuNsh1ne 7 років тому +2

      TheScientistLRS Well... Depends on the type of battery... A lithium battery may start burning while a carbon-zinc-battery wouldn't be really dangerous.

    • @wingsofthunder170
      @wingsofthunder170 7 років тому +2

      one word, *"KABOOOOMMMM!"*

    • @raihanislam912
      @raihanislam912 7 років тому +1

      PNoYxFlames kipkay made a vid on what's inside them

  • @frooploop190
    @frooploop190 6 років тому +73

    “Hit it lightly with a hammer”, *BANG BANG BANG BANG*

  • @anthonymucciolo3133
    @anthonymucciolo3133 7 років тому +138

    Could you guys try marking a roller coaster with the copper coil. Like if you agree

  • @TheNocturnalAlchemist
    @TheNocturnalAlchemist 7 років тому +265

    Great video on the force of electromagnetism

  • @vanshkasturi3788
    @vanshkasturi3788 7 років тому +132

    Dude Nate is as good as grant
    (But still can't beat the legend)
    It's nice how he is still motivated even after all the we want grant back comments

  • @mabib572
    @mabib572 4 роки тому +6

    Great job Nate. Bring out more projects. This is a great lesson and inspirations for our sedenatry children and today's TV Cartoon headed kids.

  • @415mysterio
    @415mysterio 7 років тому +29

    “And lightly tap the nail, I need to be careful” *Starts hitting nail like he’s framing a house*

  • @terryyap3930
    @terryyap3930 7 років тому +104

    I’m glad I found this channel

  • @carrotfrostalien2371
    @carrotfrostalien2371 7 років тому +22

    I was waiting for this type of video!!!!
    Job well done Nate! :)

  • @AkaAnthony
    @AkaAnthony 7 років тому +263

    You should take the last project and make it super long. Like a giant magnet train track

    • @theowenmccarthy
      @theowenmccarthy 7 років тому +25

      And make it a loop

    • @Jxian
      @Jxian 7 років тому +7

      Young stimpy or just made a circle for infinity turn

    • @scoremoore4280
      @scoremoore4280 7 років тому

      Young stimpy using that method he should be able to generate electric current to power something else amazing idea.

    • @Steelmage99
      @Steelmage99 7 років тому +8

      +Score Moore Erhm....no.
      You *_use_* energy (from the battery) to create the magnetic field that causes the movement.
      You can't get surplus energy from that.

    • @muzzi523
      @muzzi523 7 років тому

      MGC # it technically wont go forever though so ye. Maybe the kinda infinite circle?

  • @Johny40Se7en
    @Johny40Se7en Рік тому +2

    You made this so upbeat and fun and I learned a lot too. Cool and thought provoking AF, cheers.

  • @rockclimbing3844
    @rockclimbing3844 6 років тому

    How could anyone not like this video? magnets are so fun

  • @timovandrecht2990
    @timovandrecht2990 7 років тому +271

    Make a large copper coil train!

    • @johnnyhauswirth2773
      @johnnyhauswirth2773 7 років тому +10

      Timo van Drecht make one that forms a loop

    • @Raines_Railway
      @Raines_Railway 7 років тому +1

      john Hauswirth that's the point

    • @acryfoxcz1756
      @acryfoxcz1756 7 років тому +3

      What you think is hyperloop project?

    • @josephkuzara2609
      @josephkuzara2609 6 років тому

      Timo van Drecht i wonder if you can create an Faraday charger connected to a super compacitor as the magnets ride through the coil in a circle?

    • @Captbluedog
      @Captbluedog 6 років тому

      Theemoow ###

  • @MuhammadAli-nv9ie
    @MuhammadAli-nv9ie 7 років тому +15

    i like nate so much he just doubles the fun.
    btw great and interesting video

  • @reverhomme6703
    @reverhomme6703 7 років тому +217

    Make a train of copper coil around the whole room to make a mini battery train

    • @teencan
      @teencan 7 років тому +7

      and loop it so dth it goes on and on and on

    • @McRoadPVP
      @McRoadPVP 7 років тому +8

      itll get very hot.

    • @sad5909
      @sad5909 7 років тому +1

      I agree

    • @isdave5054
      @isdave5054 7 років тому +3

      that's a lot of copper, it will be expensive

    • @kirtikumarmakwana2973
      @kirtikumarmakwana2973 7 років тому +1

      Okay

  • @DanteYewToob
    @DanteYewToob 6 років тому +7

    2:22 ... Did Nate just morph into Hank Green for a second?! "MAGNETS!"
    lol I can't unsee it now, Nate is officially the third Green brother!

  • @clickitytap9914
    @clickitytap9914 5 років тому +4

    I love how entertaining you explain science to us, you guys are amazing

  • @AmjoodVAL
    @AmjoodVAL 7 років тому +17

    I Love Nate! 😄❤️❤️

  • @doubledarefan
    @doubledarefan 7 років тому +60

    The copper coil is too short. Make one at least 4' long, and connect the ends, so the battery-train goes around in endless circles!

    • @timcrook5569
      @timcrook5569 7 років тому +1

      Double Dare Fan i was thinking of this

  • @Gunslinger962
    @Gunslinger962 7 років тому +11

    Cool simple and "Random" stuff

  • @kennethwilliams6916
    @kennethwilliams6916 4 роки тому +1

    Nate I love watching you of coarse I miss Grant but I love watching you as well!

  • @grim9758
    @grim9758 7 років тому +48

    What would happen if you place the motor you first showed us into water, would it still turn and if so if you place it at an angle on some kind of a small floating structure could you use it as a form of a turbine that pushes the floating object?

    • @kensrocketry2785
      @kensrocketry2785 6 років тому +3

      High speed low torque

    • @mrpanda2655
      @mrpanda2655 6 років тому

      But yet you don't know water conducts electricity

    • @AngryHybridApe
      @AngryHybridApe 5 років тому

      I think it would only float north.

    • @steveoshaughnessy3736
      @steveoshaughnessy3736 5 років тому +3

      @@mrpanda2655 no, pure water does not conduct electricity. But, it is hard to find pure water. Most water, including tap water, contains salts and minerals that do allow electricity to flow. Never the less, the statement, "water conducts electricity" is false.

  • @htmagic
    @htmagic 7 років тому +15

    Nate, make the copper coil a lot longer, put the "train" inside and join the ends of the coil together. The train will run in a circle in an endless loop!

  • @Sean-op1bx
    @Sean-op1bx 7 років тому +9

    This video was magnificent

  • @vyhn6111
    @vyhn6111 7 років тому +42

    Please make a circle "track" with a copper coil so the magnet "train" can run through the copper coil endlessly.

  • @EthanRose666yudodis666
    @EthanRose666yudodis666 7 років тому

    This is why I've been subscribed for a year and a half

  • @jameskennedy6227
    @jameskennedy6227 7 років тому

    That is my favorite video EVE by you guys. Probably my favorite on youtube!!!!! Please make sequel to this video.

  • @hissansheikh
    @hissansheikh 7 років тому +9

    BEST UA-camRS EVER

    • @hissansheikh
      @hissansheikh 7 років тому

      Can I have a free piece of MERCH ❤️ please

  • @gloriawambui977
    @gloriawambui977 7 років тому +13

    I love this channel

  • @SpecificLove7
    @SpecificLove7 7 років тому +30

    Those are some really cool tricks

  • @robertjenkins5440
    @robertjenkins5440 5 років тому

    I love playing with magnets and am very interested in electro magnetism and motors...watching this stuff never ceases to amaze me...very cool stuff

  • @CR-xl7zu
    @CR-xl7zu Рік тому +1

    Pretty cool demo, TKOR. I hadn't seen the aluminum foil roll trick before. One small criticism at 4:55 - that's not inertia causing the counter-rotation of the battery and magnet. That's the equal-and-opposite force there. The electric and magnetic fields' interaction causes a torque on the wire (source of the electric field), which means there's an opposite torque on the source of the magnetic field.

  • @pixel_ppl2504
    @pixel_ppl2504 7 років тому +9

    Wow Nate great.I really appreciate your hard work

  • @blumac9801
    @blumac9801 7 років тому +4

    This video really *_attracted_* me because I love magnets

  • @TimothyMichaels
    @TimothyMichaels 7 років тому +113

    I know what my nephew's are getting for Christmas. 🎄🎁🎅

    • @BabyyBard
      @BabyyBard 7 років тому +21

      Don't get them magnets..

    • @moallan7040
      @moallan7040 7 років тому +15

      who buys their nephew a magnet for christmas

    • @esaiahg
      @esaiahg 7 років тому +3

      aha yes! Great choice👍🏽 might do the same for my brother.

    • @rosinboi
      @rosinboi 7 років тому +11

      your actually gonna be the worst uncle

    • @connorgriffin3108
      @connorgriffin3108 7 років тому +7

      Tim Michaels you would be a great uncle

  • @carlsojos
    @carlsojos 7 років тому +4

    I think it would prove to be a pretty fun video to see if you can put together a DIY Magnetic Particle Inspection kit, since you already have batteries and magnets laying around. Something ferrous from the home forge should have plenty of bubbles and cracks to detect after you sand or grind the outside somewhat smooth.

  • @taviaglass4365
    @taviaglass4365 4 роки тому

    This was a great video. One of your best ever Nate.

  • @FBI-ov7lb
    @FBI-ov7lb 7 років тому +347

    Nate, you look pretty *attractive* in this video.

  • @SC-RGX7
    @SC-RGX7 7 років тому +22

    Try looping the coil for making the battery train run infinitely. ( Well until the battery dies)

  • @a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907
    @a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907 7 років тому +91

    Run electric trains vertically

    • @kiangrafton7628
      @kiangrafton7628 7 років тому +9

      a-lpha of Zeldaforme Gaming he should make it go round and round

  • @lucaslumsden
    @lucaslumsden 6 років тому +3

    This video just became 1-year old today! Happy birthday!!!!

  • @razahasanovic3723
    @razahasanovic3723 3 роки тому

    Thank you for sharing this cool experiments. 🙏🙏

  • @divyanshukumar3789
    @divyanshukumar3789 7 років тому +29

    Nate s intense look 2:21

  • @samlauer8855
    @samlauer8855 7 років тому +36

    You should still put grant in videos even though Nate’s not bad

  • @lylssm7779
    @lylssm7779 7 років тому +10

    Thanks Nate I learn a lot

  • @vampirehunter1981
    @vampirehunter1981 6 років тому

    Really Cool ! I would certainly make it for my children if I had children...

  • @MarkMarvin1983
    @MarkMarvin1983 3 роки тому

    This episode was awesome!!! I'm gonna try them all!!

  • @efazkabir3829
    @efazkabir3829 7 років тому +9

    Awesome video Nate

  • @andrebocc
    @andrebocc 7 років тому +50

    My fav king of random vid is proto putty

    • @mikemclaughlinror
      @mikemclaughlinror 7 років тому

      You should check out the one on making HHO gas from water. Even the mythbusters used that as a starting design in one of their vids.

    • @andrebocc
      @andrebocc 7 років тому

      mike mclaughlin hmm OK then

    • @kakashi99908
      @kakashi99908 7 років тому

      red hot nickle ball did it first!

    • @bloopyikes7177
      @bloopyikes7177 6 років тому

      Andre that was the first video I ever saw from them

  • @andrebocc
    @andrebocc 7 років тому +23

    Love magnets!

  • @sudarsanparthasarathy4122
    @sudarsanparthasarathy4122 5 років тому

    Cool. I liked the battery with magnets on both sides travelling through a coil. Also how it slows down in a tube.

  • @3v068
    @3v068 6 років тому +1

    The first experiment with the foil and magnets also works with copper tubing. if you get a big copper tube and a very strong magnet, you get the same properties and if im correct, it moves slower. its really cool.

  • @pokemongovlogs9563
    @pokemongovlogs9563 7 років тому +7

    Nice video

  • @alexandergreen2942
    @alexandergreen2942 7 років тому +12

    What would happen if you used the electromagnet train idea in a solid copper pipe?

    • @majorvictory3231
      @majorvictory3231 7 років тому

      Alex Green same thing with the aluminum foil. Since copper and aluminum are noj ferrous metal they are non magnetic, but since they still are metal it creates an electrci field which slows it's decent

    • @gunterferdinand9548
      @gunterferdinand9548 7 років тому +3

      It wouldn't work at all, because the electricity would flow parallel to the battery and you want it to be orthogonal towards the battery. Additionally, the force is proportional to the ammount of convolutions(Force = Magnetic flux density * electric current * length of wire in the magnetic field)

    • @Bready3000
      @Bready3000 7 років тому

      It would just act the same as the aluminum foil
      However, you can probably use more windings in the coil to get a different outcome

  • @a7mad2000
    @a7mad2000 7 років тому +11

    What if you make a longer tunnel and connect the two ends together? Will it keep on going?

  • @WendigovanStudio
    @WendigovanStudio 6 років тому

    Nate, if you make a longer coil of copper wire and place the battery inside, but keep hold of it for a moment while you connect both ends of the coil together to form a circular tube. When you let go of the battery it should keep going round and round the tube on a continuous loop. Sorr I'm not great at explaining things, so I hope that makes sence lol. Hope you get to try it someday as it really is a cool little trick. All the best and keep up the great work all, Diane x

  • @evilutionltd
    @evilutionltd 7 років тому +16

    Where's Nate?
    Oh, there he is.... good.

  • @kennethzadderey1013
    @kennethzadderey1013 7 років тому +6

    How long would the last one last if you put the coil in a loop

    • @mrskittles5150
      @mrskittles5150 7 років тому

      Kenneth Zadderey untill the battery dies

  • @jeekfinger9404
    @jeekfinger9404 7 років тому +12

    Nice 😍

  • @dim_does_clash5524
    @dim_does_clash5524 7 років тому

    There is a reason why I am subbed and like every video 👍🏼 keep it up King Of Random

  • @RedGyl
    @RedGyl 5 років тому +1

    I want to do these! They look like so much fun, and so doable!

  • @mkinnune29
    @mkinnune29 6 років тому +4

    Quote of the year Nate from The King Of Random “MAGNETS!”

  • @kavinbalaji9307
    @kavinbalaji9307 5 років тому +9

    Make a loop of the copper wire so that it would make an endless magnet train!

  • @ItzAngel505
    @ItzAngel505 5 років тому +6

    Nate: "I need to be careful not to stab the battery"
    Also Nate: *Smashing battery with a nail and a hammer*

  • @monideepaguha2710
    @monideepaguha2710 6 років тому

    learning like this is so much fun 😍😍

  • @Vlent4k
    @Vlent4k 6 років тому +2

    KOR makes a railgun would be an OP video

  • @andvil01
    @andvil01 5 років тому +38

    "Cut one cm outside the battery" The metric system is slowly taking over, one slip of the tongue at the time. Yay!

    • @kendallchaos
      @kendallchaos 5 років тому +1

      andvil01 I don’t think it was a slip of the tongue did you think he meant inch cause if so those batteries must be 5 inches long to have that be an inch past the end

    • @danielbras5123
      @danielbras5123 4 роки тому +1

      I don’t think it was a slip up it was just the smallest measurement

  • @juliusgabrielgatmaitan2335
    @juliusgabrielgatmaitan2335 4 роки тому +9

    Elevator should be like that so if it free-fall due to accident, it will fall slowly

  • @gouravdutta9464
    @gouravdutta9464 5 років тому +14

    Sir,can you pls share the link to the magnets you are using..

    • @solarianv3
      @solarianv3 5 років тому

      no

    • @xyz_2061
      @xyz_2061 5 років тому

      they are nudanium magnets

    • @adisuyash
      @adisuyash 5 років тому +1

      @@xyz_2061 neodymium*

  • @mtridenhour
    @mtridenhour 5 років тому

    That's great stuff you're working on that demonstrates science!

  • @reavenpoe4364
    @reavenpoe4364 4 роки тому

    Omg you are so awesome! I love how excited u get! I love magnets too!

  • @mrbeast911
    @mrbeast911 7 років тому +11

    king of random 💪 could u please show a way to use the motors effectively?😞💪💜

    • @solarianv3
      @solarianv3 5 років тому

      Captain Modz why the emojis

  • @ilazacharey22
    @ilazacharey22 7 років тому +20

    Grant is doing another project. He is always busy on projects. in the future probably he is going to explain why Nate is making videos.

    • @Dinnye01
      @Dinnye01 7 років тому

      ilazacharey22 he has already explained...

    • @royalcat3505
      @royalcat3505 7 років тому

      ilazacharey22 I hope so..

    • @royalcat3505
      @royalcat3505 7 років тому

      FullMetal when? What did he say? Just wondering :)

  • @revved4827
    @revved4827 7 років тому +19

    Can you make massive versions of these projects!

  • @achhq
    @achhq 7 років тому +1

    Nice i enjoy that!😀😃

  • @mahmoodrajan804
    @mahmoodrajan804 6 років тому

    OH , WOW THIS IS FUN ,,,I LOVE THIS ..THANK YOU

  • @mkinnune29
    @mkinnune29 6 років тому +3

    I was chilling out watching this then Nate said "That's crazy. MAGNETS!" and it scared me. Omg

  • @ionchiloch5506
    @ionchiloch5506 7 років тому +7

    Make the last motor tube longer, put the battery with magnets inside, connect two ends of wire together into a circle, and you'll get motor that goes in circles and never stops😀

    • @kauvik_
      @kauvik_ 7 років тому +3

      Ion Chiloch until the battery runs out

    • @Bready3000
      @Bready3000 7 років тому

      Silverlit Studios no
      The battery's electrons aren't actually being used since there's nothing dissipating them

    • @ionchiloch5506
      @ionchiloch5506 7 років тому +1

      Silverlit Studios yep

    • @ionchiloch5506
      @ionchiloch5506 7 років тому +1

      Bready I think the battery does nothing, and the movement is caused not because of electricity in battery but because of magnets. I think you can put any other metal that is magnetic instead of battery

    • @Bready3000
      @Bready3000 7 років тому

      Ion Chiloch I see what you're talking about
      I'm thinking maybe it's the iron in the battery's steel shell
      If I get a small rod of steel and try it maybe the effect would be amplified

  • @walkerpace3642
    @walkerpace3642 5 років тому +10

    When I did the thing with the heart and spinning wire that was my science fair project for fourth grade😂

  • @barrettadams7659
    @barrettadams7659 6 років тому

    Wow that’s crazy, MAGNETS!

  • @gtsbrian167
    @gtsbrian167 3 роки тому

    Thanks for returning to your roots

  • @chaoticprogramming
    @chaoticprogramming 5 років тому +17

    I made a magnet toaster. HELP ME!
    Edit 1: Never mind, fixed it.
    Edit 2: Aaannnd... now it's a spinning toaster.

  • @Rescera
    @Rescera 4 роки тому +3

    Where to get the right magnets?

  • @Busters72
    @Busters72 7 років тому +9

    So now I know what to do if I ever need to drain a battery.

    • @Bready3000
      @Bready3000 7 років тому

      Busters 72 the battery won't be drained though
      There's nothing using up the electrons inside

    • @docgiggles130
      @docgiggles130 7 років тому +3

      Bready Wrong. The power is flowing from the battery though the magnets into the copper wire and around to the other end. You can not create an electromagnet without power flowing though it. It has to come from somewhere and in this case, it's coming from the battery. This is why in the first one he showed that the wire must touch the bottom magnets to spin. If they didn't need to touch the bottom to complete the circuit, all you would need to do is make an M shape in the wire. Go try it yourself and let it run. Over time the battery will start to get hot and discharge.

    • @Busters72
      @Busters72 7 років тому +3

      Bready, the copper wire is completing the circuit from the positive to the negative side (or vise versa). If this did not drain the battery, we would be world famous for making the first perpetual motion machine.

  • @dylandewalt7727
    @dylandewalt7727 5 років тому +1

    If you wraps the copper wire around a Hula-Hoop do you think you would get the battery with the magnets on it to repeatedly going around in a circle

  • @iandouglas7413
    @iandouglas7413 7 років тому

    I noticed that Nat always introduces himself as "Nat with the King Of Random", which is fine, but I think he has earned his place to possibly be the Prince of Random or maybe even the Duke of Random :D Just a few suggestions that could be worked off! Thanks for the awesome videos guys!!!

  • @a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907
    @a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907 7 років тому +13

    That's how particle accelerators work

    • @moallan7040
      @moallan7040 7 років тому +2

      real particle accellerators exist. it spins atoms in a circle and smashes them together

  • @HasbulHadiCH
    @HasbulHadiCH 7 років тому +51

    WHOS BELOW 1000 VIEWS!??

  • @Angel-dl4zb
    @Angel-dl4zb 6 років тому +7

    The King Of Random Can you make an infinity loop of the train and try to power a small light?

  • @raineunoia5723
    @raineunoia5723 4 роки тому +2

    Do any neodyium magnets work for the homopolar motor or does it have to be specific type like the battery aswell?
    Edit: will it affect the wire if you cut it with scissors at the end?

  • @bubbly598
    @bubbly598 7 років тому

    I have a science fair and this is my project (THANK YOU)

  • @ahteshamalikhan3798
    @ahteshamalikhan3798 7 років тому +16

    One question
    *Are farts really flamable?*

    • @seth6954
      @seth6954 7 років тому +1

      Dew Mac yes they are and don’t ask

    • @xMisanthropex
      @xMisanthropex 7 років тому +1

      Yes as the amount of concentration of hydrogen(flammable) and methane(flammable) is more than that of CO2

    • @flyer848
      @flyer848 7 років тому

      💨🔥 💥 yes yes they are

    • @arbehufano3233
      @arbehufano3233 7 років тому

      oh frik yes they are i thought that farts are composed of only oxygen and carbon dioxide, I didnt know that farts have methane. and farts have a CRAPTON of molecules of hydrogen. well. lesson learned. FARTS ARE FLAMMABLE XD

    • @angelbeen6535
      @angelbeen6535 7 років тому

      Matters on the persons diet

  • @funvideos2846
    @funvideos2846 5 років тому +4

    can you send me the link to the magnets? Please

    • @drpicmeup
      @drpicmeup 5 років тому

      Amazon. That's where I got mine

  • @fireytrain5582
    @fireytrain5582 5 років тому +3

    The first experiment how to keep adults amused lmao

  • @hipihypnoctice
    @hipihypnoctice 7 років тому

    Grant. i am really starting to enjoy your helper. these small fun projects are enjoyable to watch. i cant wait to see his on camera persona become less quirky. overall tho, great addition

  • @evandorco5193
    @evandorco5193 2 роки тому

    Thank you this will help me make generators to power my cabin that I make from water turbines from some washing machine motors I found in an abandoed boys out camp Basic electronics engineering fundamentals you saved the day man. Scribed:)

  • @parkerzabe6394
    @parkerzabe6394 5 років тому +7

    Nate: we are going to need a little more wire
    Also Nate:I have 20 feet of wire