How to Make an Electric Longboard - Part 1

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  • Опубліковано 19 сер 2016
  • In this video I am going to be showing you how to make an electric longboard that can go at 25 kmph and 10km per charge. This was such a cool project to make so I hope that you enjoy it!
    Part 2: • How to Make an Electri...
    Great Scott's tutorial that inspired this build: • Make your own Electric...
    Parts:
    Trucks: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Paris-V2-Lo...
    Motor: www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/st...
    Drive belt: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HTD-Timing-...
    pulleys: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HTD-Timing-...
    Please consider supporting me on Patreon for early access to videos and to help keep quality content like this coming: www.patreon.com/TheArtOfWeapo...
    Check out my instagram for more updates: / theartofweapons
    All music was used with permission from the creator and is royalty free.
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  • @LivefreeanddiyTv
    @LivefreeanddiyTv 8 років тому +2

    I haven't seen too many DIY "boosted boards" but this is by far the best concept I've seen so far. 🤓

  • @wokeil
    @wokeil 8 років тому

    You have potential for greatness man. Stick with this and there's no limit for what you can achieve

  • @fensterputzernuernberg
    @fensterputzernuernberg Рік тому

    It is a great video.. ful of Information.. Probably one of the best video on the subject here on YT .. precise .. clear and full of value for the viewer.

  • @MotaShotta
    @MotaShotta 7 років тому

    thanks dude. I've been reading so much about making these boards but it's really hard to understand all the components. I finally started to understand thanks to your videos

  • @ChannelX24
    @ChannelX24 8 років тому +1

    Great video dude! It's awesome to have high quality videos on how to make these amazing vehicles!

  • @RawbsPistDoff
    @RawbsPistDoff 8 років тому

    Awesome video bud! Love your stuff.
    Look forward to seeing how the rest of this project turns out.

  • @9abe9
    @9abe9 7 років тому

    this video is ridiculously nice to watch, congrats for the brilliant job!

  • @aaronlee2042
    @aaronlee2042 7 років тому +4

    when do you think you will come out with the upgrade video? I am interested on the bike chain upgrade. I think it is a very good upgrade for a longer lasting Skate board.

  • @davidopenshaw9640
    @davidopenshaw9640 7 років тому

    very nice build. the parts look great, its hard to believe its homemade

  • @taylor5263
    @taylor5263 8 років тому +5

    very impressive, ive been loving the content lately dont worry that its not a weapon. I also wanted to say thanks, you and your channel have been a big inspiration to get me off my ass and start making videos and now im at 146 subs :)

  • @ozpain1
    @ozpain1 7 років тому

    You, sir, are a young marvel! I recently had to sell my brand new Arbor longboard due to a chronic, reoccuring injury :( super sad. I've seen motorized longboards priced at insane rates ($1000+ USD). However, your video gives me hope that one day, I might make my own motorized long board and return to doing something I LOVED to do. Thank you for this video!!

  • @danielantoniozd26
    @danielantoniozd26 7 років тому

    hey man. thanks for the little informationals like explaining KV, Belts and it's commons uses, even Ratios and torque. very in depth. ty

  • @FKARgaming
    @FKARgaming 8 років тому

    You have a bright future ahead of you! And your filming has improved so much, great stuff keep it up

  • @anthonyknights2730
    @anthonyknights2730 7 років тому

    You did a super great job. Don't change anything it was perfect. Stay confident and keep uploading.

  • @cesar.arrano
    @cesar.arrano 7 років тому

    You sir, are an amazing engineer. Very informative fun video. Great job!

  • @barrosnpor
    @barrosnpor 7 років тому

    What a job dude!! Congrats man!!

  • @MrBrentles
    @MrBrentles 7 років тому

    Absolute craftsman. Great work

  • @MLCustomKnives
    @MLCustomKnives 8 років тому

    I can't wait to see it finished! Hopefully I can make my own in some day. great video!

  • @caraame
    @caraame 7 років тому +62

    You have a bright future ahead of you young man!

  • @prithvirajkanne3629
    @prithvirajkanne3629 6 років тому

    Honest this is a true diy project and I really appreciate you bro.

  • @bdphonehome
    @bdphonehome 7 років тому

    Great engineering and tutorial

  • @got2strpk
    @got2strpk 8 років тому

    I'm proud of you dude. I remember when you had like 50 subscribers and hadn't even hit puberty yet making awesome videos and now you're on your way to a great channel.

  • @HeuristicObfuscation
    @HeuristicObfuscation 8 років тому

    Loved it ... simple. and practical.

  • @LeatherThrowa
    @LeatherThrowa 7 років тому

    this is so sick, keep it up man

  • @EverythingEbikeChannel
    @EverythingEbikeChannel 5 років тому

    By far the best tutorial I've seen so far. I actually converted a regular scooter into an electric scooter which was quite a challenge as there were no standard parts and had to design my own bracket. Might do a video about it on my other channel as I am doing some work on it at the moment. I had problems with the belt slipping so need to create a bracket that allows me to tighten the belt more easily. Do the tension-adjusting screws come loose?

  • @tequilamoose1956
    @tequilamoose1956 8 років тому

    you guys are the future, keep it up!

  • @ibrahimshareef4743
    @ibrahimshareef4743 7 років тому

    you are a true design and production engineer

  • @places_unknown
    @places_unknown 8 років тому

    thank you very much for this video. it was very helpful. good job, man. keep posting videos with longboard updates

  • @KaiyaKramer
    @KaiyaKramer 6 років тому

    Really fantastic video, great Scott inspired me too! And so have you 👌🏿

  • @treyghost7307
    @treyghost7307 7 років тому

    Nice build can't wait to see electronics portion I am modding a electric board myself it was a 12v board from Walmart made by Altered got it for 100 bucks hoping it will save me from having to buy so much stuff online and from using press and all that as I don't have the shop access at the moment so for anyone discouraged bc of lack of tools this is a good option as u can pick and choose whatever u want to use from it.

  • @Prto3typ
    @Prto3typ 7 років тому

    waaaw dude soooo clean !

  • @Nick-is5xk
    @Nick-is5xk 8 років тому

    Cant wait for part 2

  • @tobymason8951
    @tobymason8951 7 років тому

    have you concidered using the 80 mm kegal wheels and making your board a drop threw to increase speed/confort and slightly lower ride hight

  • @jakemachado3612
    @jakemachado3612 7 років тому +1

    I just pulled a drill apart, would that motor work?

  • @billyjoe3309
    @billyjoe3309 7 років тому

    For a person your age (very young) to make something like this. It's amazing. Good work kid, I'm impressed!!

  • @ankitsingh7447
    @ankitsingh7447 7 років тому

    Hey, Great Work
    What would be the minimum torque of the motor required for the job?

  • @derekdoolittle257
    @derekdoolittle257 7 років тому +1

    How much do you weigh? I'm curious if I would need to up the motor power or not.

  • @henryvotel9193
    @henryvotel9193 7 років тому

    @TAOW could u make some sort of housing/ casing for the batteries and motor

  • @SirDucc
    @SirDucc 6 років тому

    is it possible that you could use 2 of thos motors? i just wanted to see if it was possible to do it for the extra torque and speed.

  • @alvesyuris
    @alvesyuris 8 років тому

    Congratulations for your awesome job and thank you for sharing it with us. Greetings from Brasil :)

  • @michaellaws4286
    @michaellaws4286 8 років тому

    Hi TAOW, I've just orded stuff to build my own. I found some nice timing pullys on the accu group website for similar prices to ebay but they do a variatiy of belt widths and tooth pitch. Might be worth checking out. Do you know if I can charge the lipo through a BMS without disconecting the lipo from the ESC? Thanks and keep up the good videos!

  • @friedbaloniTV
    @friedbaloniTV 7 років тому

    would it drive any better if you had a motor on both rear wheels? and do you have any sort of braking system in the works?

  • @MakingithappenVlog
    @MakingithappenVlog 7 років тому +1

    I enjoyed this! Continue the hard work you are doing here! I must subscribe to your channel! 👌

  • @cesargrimm
    @cesargrimm 8 років тому +12

    Good idea to be switching to orangatang kegels! Try upgrading to a vesc instead of a regular hobby king esc. You can program the vesc really easy and works really good with your gt2b controller. If you have any questions, feel free to ask

    • @taow
      @taow  8 років тому +4

      I have a vesc on the way at the moment! My hobbyking esc has already broken!

    • @cesargrimm
      @cesargrimm 8 років тому

      +TAOW hahaha i was sure about it when i saw u were going to use it on the longboard deck. These things always break, i've read hundreds of story's on the esk8 forum, my parts just came in for my eboard!

    • @Metallocity
      @Metallocity 8 років тому

      it may be a bit pricy. but look into castle. they make awesome motor/escs. i run them in all of my rc trucks.

    • @cesargrimm
      @cesargrimm 8 років тому +1

      +Snakeprophet its a longboard, not a rc car. there is no esc that is beter dan vesc

    • @laddaevolta
      @laddaevolta 8 років тому

      the chinese are already copying these VESC lol... where do i buy the original VESC?

  • @gradyarndt2315
    @gradyarndt2315 7 років тому

    this is a dope project

  • @kaden56
    @kaden56 7 років тому

    Can't wait for you next video on the upgraded board! When do you think you'll get that video put together?!

  • @ronrondu60
    @ronrondu60 8 років тому

    NICE VIDEO
    I have a 930kv motor brushless its the pyro 600 09 , you think that can work ?
    ty

  • @ARUTHLESSASIAN
    @ARUTHLESSASIAN 8 років тому +2

    Just a little tip when working with aluminium make sure you chalk your files because soft metals (aluminium) tends to clog your files

  • @thelowbass2812
    @thelowbass2812 8 років тому

    props to u, u know what ur doing

  • @stringtutorials3390
    @stringtutorials3390 8 років тому

    Nice!! Love it!!!

  • @thestalkinghead
    @thestalkinghead 7 років тому +1

    if you were planning on using a chain, i would recommend the type used on mini motos and mobility scooters and not bicycle chains, they are smaller but designed to be used on motors

  • @dshepherd1345
    @dshepherd1345 7 років тому

    your very creative and thats great to see. You could make the board , plying kevlar andyout plastic that you melt!

  • @PROJECTMONTAGE
    @PROJECTMONTAGE 7 років тому

    Hi TAOW I'm building my own e board with the same drive pulley as you. What bolts did you use to secure it onto the wheel?

  • @kenny05ify
    @kenny05ify 7 років тому

    What length belt did you use? Great idea btw!

  • @samn6201
    @samn6201 8 років тому +1

    What is the size of the pulleys

  • @olegp.9186
    @olegp.9186 8 років тому

    Great Job

  • @stikdik
    @stikdik 8 років тому

    this is cool, zna is doing a motorized board too. but in a different way. pretty cool to see

  • @gymkhanadog
    @gymkhanadog 7 років тому

    Hey dude, great work first of all! Secondly, when drilling aluminum, 'peck' at it. Just make little bites so that your chips can clear. Also, get a bottle of general purpose oil and dab a little on now and again. It'll keep your drill bits sharper, longer, and will help keep things cooler and cutting better. Aluminum is soft and gooey (in terms of a metal), and blocks up the cutting heads of drill bits and other cutting tools. Hope it helps. Keep creating! :D

  • @mikebyese8755
    @mikebyese8755 8 років тому

    love it man

  • @994purple
    @994purple 7 років тому

    this guys going places :D

  • @TimeWellSpentHere
    @TimeWellSpentHere 8 років тому

    This has to be my favorite project of yours. Because you are looking for improvement I might suggest concealing the electronics better. Maybe premanently attach the wires. Of course that is unless you've already done it. Anyway, I'm really looking forward to the next video and you are doing an amazing work!

  • @jaredcoon
    @jaredcoon 8 років тому

    How do you figure out the driving gears? how do you do the calculations?

  • @Swordfishpro360
    @Swordfishpro360 7 років тому

    You are super! Great job brother! We are very impressed.
    Keep it up and design your own board for sale!
    Good luck to you and have a great day!

  • @oleksiifurdylo7930
    @oleksiifurdylo7930 8 років тому

    i just bought the same motor, and it turns out it didn't have any bolt holes in the 8mm motor shaft. did you made them to prevent small pulley from rotating? or you did anything else?

  • @camillesennegon
    @camillesennegon 8 років тому

    great video

  • @sallmonsal5106
    @sallmonsal5106 7 років тому

    awesome video, you said you went through alot of belts and wondered if a chain would do your build more justice :)
    cant wait to see what you upgraded on

  • @MrCrystan
    @MrCrystan 7 років тому

    great video, keep it up)

  • @v2sumo506
    @v2sumo506 7 років тому

    Do you use some special aluminium like 7075?

  • @blaizelucas4186
    @blaizelucas4186 8 років тому

    dude great job! ive been making a electric bike on my channel. but this is really cool! I had an idea for you, in stead of using raps you could make a perfect circle out of a 2×4 and epoxy some sand paper so it would be a lot easier for you.

  • @pgfunkybone
    @pgfunkybone 7 років тому

    Is the Alien 5065 Sensored Outrunner brushless motor Better than yours?

  • @MattDiresta
    @MattDiresta 8 років тому

    very cool!

  • @CelinaEsteban
    @CelinaEsteban 8 років тому

    It is the same if you use an engine like yours but of Sk3 4250 350kv
    instead of one of SK3 - 6374-192kv ???? will it work??

  • @tonymengela
    @tonymengela 8 років тому

    Hey I was just thinking that you might be able to do away with the aluminum and replace it with the hdpe

    • @michiderkinderen7633
      @michiderkinderen7633 8 років тому

      if you mean the clamp i wouldn't think this would be safe.

    • @tonymengela
      @tonymengela 8 років тому

      michi derkinderen all the material removal of the trucks is far more dangerous. you can also reinforce that plastic. and it can be molded so that wont happen. He is a smart guy he could figure it out. you can also put fiber in plastic when you melt it down. Shit he could make a mold to make it one piece to make it stronger. I am seeing compound crossbows being made from HDPE, no reason why this cannot.

  • @Sirfreelancealot
    @Sirfreelancealot 7 років тому

    How long can you drive before the belt breaks?

  • @sebastianselvik7042
    @sebastianselvik7042 7 років тому

    which demensions is it on the pullys

  • @tormniimann2152
    @tormniimann2152 8 років тому

    hey TAOW, I want to make the skateboard but i cant make an aluminium motor mount. could I make one out of HDPE? or plywood? please answer fast since I wanna make it before school starts :)

  • @chasedebolt9675
    @chasedebolt9675 7 років тому

    What size pulleys did you buy?

  • @SearchWorlds
    @SearchWorlds 8 років тому

    Can you please link a similar aluminum plate on ebay? i can not find anything that cheap

  • @lewisjack432
    @lewisjack432 8 років тому

    Great video TAOW! I wish I had the resources that you had so I could make the things you show. I guess with the forging a twelve year old and molten metal wouldn't have gone that well together...

  • @zetto_san-ichi4824
    @zetto_san-ichi4824 8 років тому

    Good job bud

  • @xvaldez3284
    @xvaldez3284 8 років тому

    great video you explained things so well i could probably make one myself using the tools from my university labs if I actually took the time and decided to spend money on this project

  • @buckstarchaser2376
    @buckstarchaser2376 8 років тому

    Instead of going to bike chain (which may struggle with the sprocket radii involved) I would gear it down a bit more with a wider belt and possibly try building in a slipper clutch instead of a direct drive. Those options will probably help extend your range too.

  • @Flixxe89
    @Flixxe89 7 років тому

    nice job

  • @Facepalmsareus
    @Facepalmsareus 7 років тому

    what size wheels do you use?

  • @khaki.shorts
    @khaki.shorts 7 років тому

    So is the motor NOT connected to the actual board? Is it just connected to the motor mount?

  • @buddho1247
    @buddho1247 7 років тому

    what tools do i need for this project

  • @risinsunset
    @risinsunset 7 років тому

    What did you get in your GCSEs?

  • @kordanwease4581
    @kordanwease4581 8 років тому

    Could u tell me the dimensions for the aluminum clamp

  • @deezpecanz7008
    @deezpecanz7008 7 років тому

    would a higher 2500kv motor work as well or would this be too fast?

    • @khaki.shorts
      @khaki.shorts 7 років тому

      It wouldn't have as much torque, so it may not be able to move with you on it, or at least not up hills. It would definitely go friggin fast though.

  • @samuelavila6606
    @samuelavila6606 7 років тому

    I have a motor that can handle 80 Amps Max.. And I want 3 battery's in series ''3S 5200mah 10C-rating'' Are they compatible?
    Because 5,2A x 10C = 156 amps.. and that's way more than 80 amps that the motor supports.
    Or does only the volt matter?

  • @doctorcoughsyrup3040
    @doctorcoughsyrup3040 8 років тому

    It would be neat if you could turn the controller into some type of glove that you could control by holding a button on the glove or touching some sort of contact point to activate the motor although the electronics in the remote might be a little difficult to incorporate into a glove or something like that

  • @blueturborider
    @blueturborider 7 років тому

    you deserve more subscribers

  • @izajackson5555
    @izajackson5555 6 років тому

    How much did all of it cost? Excluding the board itself.

  • @coolgamer5555
    @coolgamer5555 7 років тому

    How cost efficient is this?

  • @Fk-ki4lg
    @Fk-ki4lg 7 років тому

    U deserve millions of subs

  • @themagicillusions
    @themagicillusions 8 років тому

    Part 2 mate i want it 😱

  • @keanunel4200
    @keanunel4200 7 років тому

    how fast does it go

  • @bayasgalanenkhbayar3024
    @bayasgalanenkhbayar3024 7 років тому

    pls give me the link og timing pulleys

  • @the-a-ok
    @the-a-ok 7 років тому

    how much cost total to make it?

  • @zumbazumba1
    @zumbazumba1 8 років тому

    You have the lathe,you can make Vbelt pulleys-if you can find small Vbelt it will last long.