My good man, I would like to take a moment to reflect on your total disregard for your own safety whilst using handheld tools, firstly never hold an item that you are about to drill in your hand. secondly use the correct size drill so that you do not have to ream the hole for your next piece in the project to fit, thirdly, ensure that your drill bit is sharp and does the job with ease, fourthly never use a hacksaw blade held in your hand, it actually has a frame to secure it in, fifthly never pull a hobby knife toward yourself when cutting objects you are holding in your other hand, it is a sure way to cut right into your tendons rendering your use of those appenditures useless.
Thanks! By the way, I’ve often wondered how to repair or somehow “fix” my power cords where they connect into my iPad or iPhone. I read constantly using my iPad but after about a month or sometimes sooner, the power cord area that “plugs” into the iPad or iPhone stops working because the cord breaks off and you can see silver wire at the bottom of the plug into the iPad and in a few more days the cord looses its ability to power (juice up the internal battery) of the device. So (1) how can I stop the cord from becoming useless - I hate when that happens and I still have almost 10 feet of cord plugged into my wall and I have to trash it all because I don’t know how to fix it to plug back into the machine like it did when it was new, or (2) is there a way to prevent the cord from bending so much that it ultimately breaks in places just below where it plugs into the machine I’m using? I’ve tried to put tape like electrical tape around it, but it doesn’t take care of the situation for very long. I’ve even taken Small pieces of wood and placed them on both sides of the area where the wire is breaking and it also doesn’t last very long either, so I’m wondering if you have any ideas? I suspect many people get frustrated daily about this. Thanks so much for what you show us and teach, it’s a great deal of fun and gives us great ideas. Cheers. Rob - Rburdsal@verizon.net
Hi Rob! Thank you for your kind words and support! I totally get the frustration with cables breaking so quickly. Here are some tips that might help: You could try reinforcing the cable ends with heat shrink tubing or using cable protectors that limit bending. Sugru or silicone putty can also be molded around weak spots for added durability. For future cables, organizing and using stands can help prevent this from happening. I hope these ideas help, and I’m really glad you’re enjoying the videos! Let me know if any of these solutions work for you. Cheers!
Me too, I can't believe this idiot is using a masonry or metal drill bit to drill a hole in wood, plus the total disregard to personal safety. Instantly disliked the video
"This video serves as a reminder that innovation knows no bounds. By repurposing used batteries, the inventor demonstrates that with creativity and determination, we can solve everyday problems and make a positive impact. It's a testament to the endless possibilities of human ingenuity. Let's strive to find inventive solutions to challenges big and small. Thank you for sharing this inspiring message!"
Yes... ☠️ ... But this video should be removed for its extremely dangerous disregarded practice & contempt of safety. Many young and inexperienced people will watch and copy these ☠️ methods. This video, as presented needs to be banned ‼️‼️‼️☠️☠️☠️
Ah man, the comments on this video literally had me crying with laughing, that's got to be worth the 4 minutes I spent wondering why I clicked on this (2x speed)
Yes, holding a piece of wood in your hand as you are drilling it, is a million dollar idea for the medical industry. The battery in the drill and cutting the top of the battery off with a hacksaw blade, held in your hand is brilliant.
It would be nice to explain your actions. Especially at the very start of the video. The goal, the task origination, plan of the work. What are you doing and why.
HHmmm what are you doing and why? You can apply that to 95% of youtube clips. I just skip to the end of this type, and if I see something useful I might go back and watch it.
Ich wollte schon immer zwei Rasierklingen aneinander heften. Er hätte gleich den Kleber nehmen können. Warum eine Batterie zerlegen, eine Fallmiene (Graphit) hätte es auch getan. So wie er arbeitet lebt er gefährlich.
Ok here's some positive feedback that will be worth taking on board We have been using the very same principle to rebuild damaged car/truck battery poles for years / an old French mechanic showed me . Clamp a piece of flat steel in the gap of a spare terminal / +ve or -ve whichever is required , hook a jumper lead to the battery's other terminal / do not do this with a hot battery , cover it with a wet rag , never had one explode in 40 years . I actually use an arc air gouging carbon now , however a Big Jim torch 6 v battery has 4 good sized carbon rods inside . Okay . wire brush what is left of the terminal , make sure you have a stick of 50/50 plumbers' solder on hand .Touch the carbon rod onto the damaged terminal and carefully melt the lead down to meet the mold - too hot and it will all run out under the mold , (yes I did that the first time) the carbon will heat very quickly so gently as you go, now use the red hot carbon rod to add the solder into the lead surface puddle and build to original height , let it cool and you're back in action . Wear safety glasses!! Cheers NC
or build your own e-bike battery packs. Everyone else will be running with their $300 10AH packs that gives their e-bikes only 25 miles of range while you can build 30AH packs that get you 75 miles of range, all for for about $250.
@@a5-30-31cts The people badmouthing this are idiots who have no imagination and no ability to do anything but watch UA-cam and play video games. It's a big world out there and they are missing out on it.
As an amateur radio operator who makes radio kits this is going to me huge for me. Thanks for not only saving me a LOT of money (spot welders are usually over $100 USD but giving me another fun project to make.
@@26KE185 I've been in the electronics industry for decades. I know there are modifications needed. I never said I was building this setup. I said he gave me a project to build. zI love when people assume stuff that was never said...
@@albertsmedley3636 I've built everything from microelectronics to commercial jets. I agree that this is an incredibly dangerous way to improvise a "tool" available on Amazon for less than $30, cheaper if you buy directly from China.
@@albertsmedley3636 as another amateur radio operator and someone who has built everything from microelectronics to passenger jets (no, before these "new improved" ones where they fixed it until it's broken 😔) and rebuilt everything from alternators/generators to computers to engines to turbines, I fully agree this is not how to do things. Between the hazmat, electrical, mechanical, and physical safety risks I don't even know where to start. I'm not going to write a manual on it here though. Risk vs rewards evaluation to me says $30 on Amazon or less direct from China is way cheaper than losing or losing the use of part or all of their hands. In the military and my time in emergency services I've seen people lose fingers and more for way safer things. (Don't go by my picture, it was 5 years old when I put it on my Google profile more than 15 years ago 🤣)
It's an imaginative assemblage of various implements to get to a definite result, it;s an interesting proof of a concept, but what was the power source you held up there for a few seconds? it's obviously got a little bit of power behind it, but is that power unit some discarded unit you are making use of for this Mini-mini-welder? The photography was fine, but the presentation definitely needed some more instructions and descriptions of things. It could be followed well, but some captions would have been a help.
Now for the educated watcher that was perfectly alright.. And for the uneducated viewer, he should stay clear of potentially dangerous stuff like this. So mission fully accomplished.
@@winstonchurchill8300 Sir Winston, if you will tell the readers what the difference between an educated watcher and an educated viewer, I will be certain to tell King Charles your answer at the next State dinner at Kinsington Palace!
La aplicación del ‘carboncillo’ de las pilas me parece estupendo. El hacer soldadura por puntos así, estupendo. Lo que yo haría diferente sería hacer el taladro del tubo de cobre antes de fijar el otro extremo, pegado con loctitte. Si lo haces después y encima lo lijas, se puede soltar de la parte de la madera. No les hagas mucho caso a llos haters sobre el como usar las herramientas, se les ve que no tienen ni put...idea de cómo se usan los útiles en la realidad 😉 Saludos.
If you live somewhere where you can't afford, or have no access to what more fortunate people typically in the western world take for granted; this shows brilliant ingenuity! Another example of what can be made from other people's cast offs. However, I don't think this person has ever seen a British Standards Industrial Health & Safety Manual 🤘but 10/10 for great ingenuity
Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot to me coming from someone who has expertise in auto electrical engineering. I'm glad you liked the content, and am looking forward to bringing more creative projects. Thanks again!
Ingenious use of easily found materials to create a pretty sophisticated tool. I've just acquired a MIG welding outfit for larger stuff but was wondering if I could spot weld small stuff and indeed this is a nice compliment to my arsenal. Cheers.
Okay, so you made a MacGyver spot welder. It's interesting, but a bit of a kluge. Try to avoid holding small pieces of wood when you are drilling into them - especially if you are drilling into an end, and especially if you are wiggling the drill around to open the hole up a bit. I would also take care on the step where the battery end cap is being removed. Try to securely clamp the saw blade - preferably a blade that is mounted in a saw handle. There are a few improvements that I would recommend: First, instead of wood, use small, thick PVC tubing. It should be easy to interface the copper tubing, and it provides a path for the anode wire. Next, look into simple lug connectors for the wiring into the copper tubing, as well as for holding the battery's anode rod. Third, the power supply connector has a mating receptacle that can be mounted to the welder rod assembly. this removes the need to solder directly to the round connector. One concern is that the soldering practice seen in the video can lead to producing what is referred to as a "cold solder joint" on the connector's round surface. The power plug was designed for use with a receptacle plug. Soldering such a connector can damage it. As it is, that solder joint is a weak link in the overall assembly. Finally, instead of wrapping the cathode wire to object being welded, use an alligator clip, or a grounding lug to complete the circuit. Over a short period of use, the end of the wire will become frayed - requiring it to be regularly stripped and shortened. It takes some technical experience, but it is an easy feat to integrate the cathode wire into the welder handle assembly. When I get some time, and can perceive an application for such a tool, I will craft one up. I heartily recommend that you look into taking some mechanical and electrical engineering courses. There should be several available at any local community college. Also, take better safety precautions - unless you plan on looking for employment as a high school shop class teacher. The previous sentence was a joke.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment and for sharing your valuable advice, ideas, and guidance. It was truly a pleasure to hear your perspective, and I appreciate your support!
Ya te comente mui ingenioso tu teabajo.en cuba trabajé de tornero muchos años.y me gusta los inventos.lo q me llamo la atencion fue que con pocas herramientas mira lo q logras.felicidades .
Thank you so much for your encouraging words! Indeed, every idea starts with a small step, and over time, it can grow into something great. I’ll keep working on and developing my ideas, and having support like this really gives me a strong push forward. Thanks again!
What a brilliant way to repurpose used batteries and contribute to a greener future! This video not only showcases a creative DIY project but also instills a valuable lesson in environmental stewardship. By turning waste into something useful, we can all play a part in conserving resources and minimizing our environmental impact. Thank you, Inventor BLG, for sharing this insightful and inspiring content. Let's all strive to adopt a mindset of innovation and sustainability.
I was quite surprised to find that at the end of this video, you appear to still have ten fingers. I always said, if you're not living on the edge, you're just not living. By the way, how many eyes do you have right now? Just curious.
Actually, folks this is an excellent general use spot welder. Very useful for rebuilding rechargeable battery packs for power tools and such. Individual tabbed cells available online, but need to be welded in a way that doesn't damage them.
Hola. Muy claro el proceso. Seria solo para acero inoxidable o tambien se podria utilizar estaño por ejemplo para soldar un cable a una placa electronica ?
Spot welders for battery packs like this one usually cost plus $200. Nice little tool to make your own battery packs for your bicycle from laptop batteries for free instead of paying $650.
I think you'll find some people in some countries don't have $5 - $10 and it's "their" ingenuity that gets them through life, whereas people in the Western World take everything for granted.. even having $5-$10 in their pocket. Not many people commenting here would be capable of showing same ingenuity myself included. Health and safety on the other hand is a different matter 🙂
Superb! Highly engaging, inventive and exploratory narrative. Great visual story telling, lateral thinking and reveal for what is infinite creative potential. Contrasts hilariously with some spectacularly dull comments from the predictably short circuited proletariat (see below). Great work. From South Wales, UK
1) Tell them what they are going to see -- how to make a spot welder 2) Show them -- make the thing 3) Tell them what they saw -- metal spot welded together with the device that was made
Exactly! I don't understand why videos like this never have any narration or even text on the screen to describe what's going on and why. Nope, instead it's just awful music and the assumption that you'll figure it out and don't care about the why. At least give the video a useful and descriptive title, for crying out loud.
Some of the comments here make me really wonder. Do people really think this - mini welder - is made for welding razorblades and the likes together? If one is a homeworker and needs a lot of very small and little welding. It is a good idea to have such thing. Sure it will take time to make one. But isn't it also the fun - I can do it myself instead of buying everything -?
Thanks for your concern! Safety is definitely a priority when working with tools. I appreciate the advice and will make sure to prioritize getting the proper tools to ensure my safety while working on my projects.
You are very creative and very skilled in constructing your battery operated welding gun. I am not so skilled but I look forward to watching more of your masterpieces. Nelson Paolini from Buffalo, New York
Does show the basic design of a spot welder so could be useful as a lecture for a basic shop class. But also stress safety when doing so. Razor blades were just a medium for demonstration.
А я выбросил в мусор точечную сварку . Автор вы почему умолчали что для этой сварки нужен блок питания минимум 10 ампер и толстые 6 квадрат провода..А иначе это МАКЕТ .
Вижу практическое применение такого "сварочника" в замене элементов в аккумуляторах шуруповёртов всяческих...там несколько аккумов между собой последовательно соединяются стальной лентой, которая чуть толще лезвия бритвы - как раз подойдёт
Well, the application I had in mind was spot welding together battery cells. Battery cells are connected together using very thin metal, actually thinner than a razor blade. Not sure how it would work on thicker metal
Picky, picky, picky. Based on the "skills" displayed in this video, I am amazed the "technician" doesn't have more scars. The comments are the best part of this video.@@barryritman5737
Если вставить это ваше изобретение на в антеное гнездо телевизора, а в розетку электрическую на вашей стене, то эффект тоже будет потрясающий, ГАРАНТИРУЮ!!! 😁
And the number of critical, negative comments kind of blows me away. While most sit and stare at their phones all day,wasting hours if not days,this cat is using his brain,demonstrating an interesting activity. The exact application of it escapes me right now but when homeboy makes a million bucks behind his invention, you safety experts will be reading about it. Wearing your safety goggles of course!
Hallo Deven. Auch ich hatte schon einige Rückschläge, hatte mich aber immer wieder aufgerafft und von vorne begonnen. Ich habe deine Worte verstanden und sie haben mich inspiriert noch was zu machen. Ich freue mich schon auf die Zusammenarbeit mit dir.
Nice, thank you. But I had to skip 5 seconds with my right arrow key about 30 times to watch the whole thing in a decent amount of time. And I didn't miss a thing. I.e. two minutes would have worked for this.
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why would anyone subscribe to a channel with pointless things like this?
My good man, I would like to take a moment to reflect on your total disregard for your own safety whilst using handheld tools, firstly never hold an item that you are about to drill in your hand. secondly use the correct size drill so that you do not have to ream the hole for your next piece in the project to fit, thirdly, ensure that your drill bit is sharp and does the job with ease, fourthly never use a hacksaw blade held in your hand, it actually has a frame to secure it in, fifthly never pull a hobby knife toward yourself when cutting objects you are holding in your other hand, it is a sure way to cut right into your tendons rendering your use of those appenditures useless.
My thoughts exactly.
Your advice has been very helpful to me. Thank you
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😆heza thinker thats great
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Thanks! By the way, I’ve often wondered how to repair or somehow “fix” my power cords where they connect into my iPad or iPhone. I read constantly using my iPad but after about a month or sometimes sooner, the power cord area that “plugs” into the iPad or iPhone stops working because the cord breaks off and you can see silver wire at the bottom of the plug into the iPad and in a few more days the cord looses its ability to power (juice up the internal battery) of the device. So (1) how can I stop the cord from becoming useless - I hate when that happens and I still have almost 10 feet of cord plugged into my wall and I have to trash it all because I don’t know how to fix it to plug back into the machine like it did when it was new, or (2) is there a way to prevent the cord from bending so much that it ultimately breaks in places just below where it plugs into the machine I’m using? I’ve tried to put tape like electrical tape around it, but it doesn’t take care of the situation for very long. I’ve even taken Small pieces of wood and placed them on both sides of the area where the wire is breaking and it also doesn’t last very long either, so I’m wondering if you have any ideas? I suspect many people get frustrated daily about this. Thanks so much for what you show us and teach, it’s a great deal of fun and gives us great ideas. Cheers. Rob - Rburdsal@verizon.net
Hi Rob! Thank you for your kind words and support! I totally get the frustration with cables breaking so quickly. Here are some tips that might help: You could try reinforcing the cable ends with heat shrink tubing or using cable protectors that limit bending. Sugru or silicone putty can also be molded around weak spots for added durability. For future cables, organizing and using stands can help prevent this from happening. I hope these ideas help, and I’m really glad you’re enjoying the videos! Let me know if any of these solutions work for you. Cheers!
I watched the first 5 seconds of the video and went straight to the comments and you lot didn't disappoint at all.
Me too, I can't believe this idiot is using a masonry or metal drill bit to drill a hole in wood, plus the total disregard to personal safety. Instantly disliked the video
Me too 😂
The way you use tools I am surprised you have all your fingers
...and glue
...shxt...and a drill
Super dangerous
God looks after him.
@@tonylawrence9157 ??? That invisible man in the sky??? That wants your money??? 🤑🤑🤑
"This video serves as a reminder that innovation knows no bounds. By repurposing used batteries, the inventor demonstrates that with creativity and determination, we can solve everyday problems and make a positive impact. It's a testament to the endless possibilities of human ingenuity. Let's strive to find inventive solutions to challenges big and small. Thank you for sharing this inspiring message!"
Yes... ☠️ ... But this video should be removed for its extremely dangerous disregarded practice & contempt of safety. Many young and inexperienced people will watch and copy these ☠️ methods.
This video, as presented needs to be banned ‼️‼️‼️☠️☠️☠️
Good God!!!
Sadly, many young ones won't understand that this is sarcasm.
Thats 8 minutes of my life I'll never never see again.
Aww - come on - at least now you have a method of, errr, welding two razor-blades together.....
that actually applies to every eight minutes of your life...
...but I know exactly what you mean
Video ended so abruptly I started lookin for part 2 to see what the dumbass was making...
I guess that makes 2 dumbasses
Ah man, the comments on this video literally had me crying with laughing, that's got to be worth the 4 minutes I spent wondering why I clicked on this (2x speed)
Dullest drill bits I've ever seen, and the luckiest fingers. But thank god I now know how to weld my used razor blades.
If you welded 20 or so, think of the fiting sport we could come up with!
Waste of time.
He was running it backwards. This person should not be allowed to have tools or be around sharp objects!
you understand nothing. The bits have to be dull in case he slips and puts the drill through his hand.
Yes, holding a piece of wood in your hand as you are drilling it, is a million dollar idea for the medical industry. The battery in the drill and cutting the top of the battery off with a hacksaw blade, held in your hand is brilliant.
Зачем я все это смотрел,себе удивляюсь.
@@ЕвгенийНелюбо, коммент на русском языке!
Какая хрень
Absolutely right so amateurish giving people the wrong to perform tasks and what for Spot Welding two Razor blades together! Sad
Şarj edilebilir pillere punto atılabilir. Emeğinize sağlık
It would be nice to explain your actions. Especially at the very start of the video. The goal, the task origination, plan of the work. What are you doing and why.
🤣There are zero answers to any of your questions.
I think it's meant to be universal language.
HHmmm what are you doing and why? You can apply that to 95% of youtube clips. I just skip to the end of this type, and if I see something useful I might go back and watch it.
If he did what you ask, nobody would watch this useless video.
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Man kann nur staunen, das dieser Mensch noch alle seine Finger hat.
Мозги только не сохранились! Видно этого "Эйнштейна" не раз в детстве из коляски роняли...😂
Ich wollte schon immer zwei Rasierklingen aneinander heften. Er hätte gleich den Kleber nehmen können. Warum eine Batterie zerlegen, eine Fallmiene (Graphit) hätte es auch getan. So wie er arbeitet lebt er gefährlich.
Genau! Und Holz mit einem Eisenbohrer?
Ein paar Tassen fehlen bestimmt im Schrank.
@@capihnizdomiilota1278 Der hat sich zwischenzeitlich bestimmt einen kleineren Schrank gebaut, damit das nicht auffällt.
Ok here's some positive feedback that will be worth taking on board
We have been using the very same principle to rebuild damaged car/truck battery poles for years / an old French mechanic showed me . Clamp a piece of flat steel in the gap of a spare terminal / +ve or -ve whichever is required , hook a jumper lead to the battery's other terminal / do not do this with a hot battery , cover it with a wet rag , never had one explode in 40 years . I actually use an arc air gouging carbon now , however a Big Jim torch 6 v battery has 4 good sized carbon rods inside . Okay . wire brush what is left of the terminal , make sure you have a stick of 50/50 plumbers' solder on hand .Touch the carbon rod onto the damaged terminal and carefully melt the lead down to meet the mold - too hot and it will all run out under the mold , (yes I did that the first time) the carbon will heat very quickly so gently as you go, now use the red hot carbon rod to add the solder into the lead surface puddle and build to original height , let it cool and you're back in action . Wear safety glasses!!
Cheers NC
And a HEPA respirator (unless you love what lead fumes do to your brain).
Buy a New Car ! 🤣🤣
I drill then screw a bolt into the terminal- works fine and is quick.
Just what I've always wanted to do, weld 2 razor blades together, forget it
or build your own e-bike battery packs. Everyone else will be running with their $300 10AH packs that gives their e-bikes only 25 miles of range while you can build 30AH packs that get you 75 miles of range, all for for about $250.
شكرا لكم على هذا التعليم وجزاكم الله خيرا وارجكم المزيد من هذه المعلومات الشيقه ولكم الشكر
@@a5-30-31cts The people badmouthing this are idiots who have no imagination and no ability to do anything but watch UA-cam and play video games. It's a big world out there and they are missing out on it.
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@@a5-30-31cts Clearly by some of the comments this video wasn't for everyone. I was wondering who was gonna tell them. lol
I just made a giant razor blade now all I need is a giant razor blade holder and a giant box of plasters.
That video is coming soon.
@@fi8215
so right, mate! 😂
Have not seen one of these that are worth the time! I just like to read the funny comments.
Welcome to Inventor BLG channel! Hope you have a good time while watching the video
First the video...... and now the comment from OP.... makes no sense.🙄
@@macforme explains the picture of the cat!
These videos are a master class in how to live dangerously with power tools.
@@smw381st The next video will be him using the device to repair the zip on his pants. Needless to say, while he is wearing them. 😊😊
@@smw381st I hope your pants are leather. LOL
Now he can shave in half the time.
@@smw381st Have you ever had a guy casually use your underwear to crush his cigarette out, to check that it was real leather. LOL
@@wilsjane What kind of stupid question was that?
As an amateur radio operator who makes radio kits this is going to me huge for me. Thanks for not only saving me a LOT of money (spot welders are usually over $100 USD but giving me another fun project to make.
Im an amateur too but this is a classic case of how not to do things 😳😳😳
@@26KE185 I've been in the electronics industry for decades. I know there are modifications needed. I never said I was building this setup. I said he gave me a project to build. zI love when people assume stuff that was never said...
@@26KE185 How would you know? You've never built anything. Sad.
@@albertsmedley3636 I've built everything from microelectronics to commercial jets.
I agree that this is an incredibly dangerous way to improvise a "tool" available on Amazon for less than $30, cheaper if you buy directly from China.
@@albertsmedley3636 as another amateur radio operator and someone who has built everything from microelectronics to passenger jets (no, before these "new improved" ones where they fixed it until it's broken 😔) and rebuilt everything from alternators/generators to computers to engines to turbines, I fully agree this is not how to do things.
Between the hazmat, electrical, mechanical, and physical safety risks I don't even know where to start. I'm not going to write a manual on it here though. Risk vs rewards evaluation to me says $30 on Amazon or less direct from China is way cheaper than losing or losing the use of part or all of their hands.
In the military and my time in emergency services I've seen people lose fingers and more for way safer things. (Don't go by my picture, it was 5 years old when I put it on my Google profile more than 15 years ago 🤣)
Более умной идеи я не видел. Молодец! Гениально!
Thank you so much!
Совсем не видели?
Сколько лезвий сварил? В день сто штук! Теперь думаю, куда бы их использовать? "Гениальная идея"
It's an imaginative assemblage of various implements to get to a definite result, it;s an interesting proof of a concept, but what was the power source you held up there for a few seconds? it's obviously got a little bit of power behind it, but is that power unit some discarded unit you are making use of for this Mini-mini-welder? The photography was fine, but the presentation definitely needed some more instructions and descriptions of things. It could be followed well, but some captions would have been a help.
Now for the educated watcher that was perfectly alright.. And for the uneducated viewer, he should stay clear of potentially dangerous stuff like this. So mission fully accomplished.
@@winstonchurchill8300 Sir Winston, if you will tell the readers what the difference between an educated watcher and an educated viewer, I will be certain to tell King Charles your answer at the next State dinner at Kinsington Palace!
@@Je360guy Uneducated. Thank you AutoCorrect.
Excelente esa soldadura por puntos!!
La aplicación del ‘carboncillo’ de las pilas me parece estupendo. El hacer soldadura por puntos así, estupendo.
Lo que yo haría diferente sería hacer el taladro del tubo de cobre antes de fijar el otro extremo, pegado con loctitte. Si lo haces después y encima lo lijas, se puede soltar de la parte de la madera.
No les hagas mucho caso a llos haters sobre el como usar las herramientas, se les ve que no tienen ni put...idea de cómo se usan los útiles en la realidad 😉
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If you live somewhere where you can't afford, or have no access to what more fortunate people typically in the western world take for granted; this shows brilliant ingenuity! Another example of what can be made from other people's cast offs. However, I don't think this person has ever seen a British Standards Industrial Health & Safety Manual 🤘but 10/10 for great ingenuity
Да Класс! Этого я не знал. Спасибо за. науку. Браво!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉
Welcome to Inventor BLG channel! Thank you so much for your support🥰
I was an x Auto. Elect. Engineer and I am amazed at these ingenious things they do. Keep it up. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot to me coming from someone who has expertise in auto electrical engineering. I'm glad you liked the content, and am looking forward to bringing more creative projects. Thanks again!
So, guys, don't throw away your old razor blades because you can always weld them together and then you can, err...
Thank you for watching the video and your opinion
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… and then you can shave both legs at the same time.
Cut off a Piece of your Ear ?
The best part is when you are shaving with the double length razor blade you can use up your big bandages because your cut will be twice as long !
The few early comments weren’t necessary. The entire thread was perfect. A wonderful diy idea. Thanks!
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Great ingenuity....but now that you built a long razor...what do you use it for?
Forse è un po' troppo laborioso, che ne dici?
No, semplicemente non serve a molto per un grande rasoio piuttosto geniale, semplicemente non e molto utile
Hello! Welcome to Inventor BLG channel! This tool can be used to weld any small broken metal object. I used razor blades just to try it out.
Shaving a long beard?
Vedere questo video ed altri video della specie, mi ricorda solo come Fantozzi definì il famoso film @@marionicoletti690
Ingenious use of easily found materials to create a pretty sophisticated tool. I've just acquired a MIG welding outfit for larger stuff but was wondering if I could spot weld small stuff and indeed this is a nice compliment to my arsenal. Cheers.
They used to spot weld many parts onto cars after an accident, now they glue them on
For me it was helpful.
I’ll definitely will try to make it.
Thank you for sharing with patience. Regards from Japan
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Okay, so you made a MacGyver spot welder.
It's interesting, but a bit of a kluge.
Try to avoid holding small pieces of wood when you are drilling into them - especially if you are drilling into an end, and especially if you are wiggling the drill around to open the hole up a bit.
I would also take care on the step where the battery end cap is being removed. Try to securely clamp the saw blade - preferably a blade that is mounted in a saw handle.
There are a few improvements that I would recommend:
First, instead of wood, use small, thick PVC tubing. It should be easy to interface the copper tubing, and it provides a path for the anode wire.
Next, look into simple lug connectors for the wiring into the copper tubing, as well as for holding the battery's anode rod.
Third, the power supply connector has a mating receptacle that can be mounted to the welder rod assembly. this removes the need to solder directly to the round connector. One concern is that the soldering practice seen in the video can lead to producing what is referred to as a "cold solder joint" on the connector's round surface. The power plug was designed for use with a receptacle plug. Soldering such a connector can damage it. As it is, that solder joint is a weak link in the overall assembly.
Finally, instead of wrapping the cathode wire to object being welded, use an alligator clip, or a grounding lug to complete the circuit. Over a short period of use, the end of the wire will become frayed - requiring it to be regularly stripped and shortened. It takes some technical experience, but it is an easy feat to integrate the cathode wire into the welder handle assembly.
When I get some time, and can perceive an application for such a tool, I will craft one up.
I heartily recommend that you look into taking some mechanical and electrical engineering courses.
There should be several available at any local community college.
Also, take better safety precautions - unless you plan on looking for employment as a high school shop class teacher.
The previous sentence was a joke.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment and for sharing your valuable advice, ideas, and guidance. It was truly a pleasure to hear your perspective, and I appreciate your support!
Ya te comente mui ingenioso tu teabajo.en cuba trabajé de tornero muchos años.y me gusta los inventos.lo q me llamo la atencion fue que con pocas herramientas mira lo q logras.felicidades .
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PARABENZ MUITO OTIMO ESTA SOLDA NOTA 10 VALEU ❤❤❤❤
Greetings from Australia -- a little spot welder - you beauty. Suitabl to weld lug battery cells??? Thank you
No, only for razor blades.
Interesting. Don't worry about the unimaginative folks who leave negative comments. Sometimes great ideas have humble beginnings. Keep it up. Thanks.
Thank you so much for your encouraging words! Indeed, every idea starts with a small step, and over time, it can grow into something great. I’ll keep working on and developing my ideas, and having support like this really gives me a strong push forward. Thanks again!
Удобно делать большую батарею из нескольких батареек, используя это для приварки жестяных шлейфов на полюса батареек.
What a brilliant way to repurpose used batteries and contribute to a greener future! This video not only showcases a creative DIY project but also instills a valuable lesson in environmental stewardship. By turning waste into something useful, we can all play a part in conserving resources and minimizing our environmental impact. Thank you, Inventor BLG, for sharing this insightful and inspiring content. Let's all strive to adopt a mindset of innovation and sustainability.
...and learn how NOT to do things...
@@brititalia Kei te whakaaro ano ahau mo tenei
AND, it only used 78 carbon footprints.
I was quite surprised to find that at the end of this video, you appear to still have ten fingers. I always said, if you're not living on the edge, you're just not living. By the way, how many eyes do you have right now? Just curious.
will that spot weld work on 18650 battery tabs instead of solder?
Inventive Electrical!!! thank you! welding in any form is interesting. Detailed vid!
It was a pleasure to hear your perspective. Thank you!
Es fenomenal gracias y saludos desde Lleida España
Thanks so much for watching our video. Wish you all the best
Now you've made one of those mini spot welders you'll be well equipped to securely attach wires to bits of metal to your heart's content. 👍
Amazing brother
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This guy is a medical emergency just waiting to happen.
Way To Go!
That was a great and inventive way to build a spot welder. Thank you!
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Aren't spot welders sold in stores?
@@nfernandez11163 this video is clearly not meant for people like you!
How would I find a similar power source and adapter here in America
Actually, folks this is an excellent general use spot welder. Very useful for rebuilding rechargeable battery packs for power tools and such. Individual tabbed cells available online, but need to be welded in a way that doesn't damage them.
Hola. Muy claro el proceso. Seria solo para acero inoxidable o tambien se podria utilizar estaño por ejemplo para soldar un cable a una placa electronica ?
¡Bienvenido! Sí, es posible. El estaño también se puede utilizar para soldar un cable a una placa electrónica.
Wow you just reinvented the wheel
Hola desde Barcelona, magnifico video.
Hola! Thank you for your lovely comment! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
maybe save $5 - $10 for a Soder tool but the comment entertainment is priceless
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Spot welders for battery packs like this one usually cost plus $200. Nice little tool to make your own battery packs for your bicycle from laptop batteries for free instead of paying $650.
Soder (sic). Solder is the word. (The Grammar Police-to serve and correct).
I think you'll find some people in some countries don't have $5 - $10 and it's "their" ingenuity that gets them through life, whereas people in the Western World take everything for granted.. even having $5-$10 in their pocket. Not many people commenting here would be capable of showing same ingenuity myself included. Health and safety on the other hand is a different matter 🙂
Superb! Highly engaging, inventive and exploratory narrative. Great visual story telling, lateral thinking and reveal for what is infinite creative potential. Contrasts hilariously with some spectacularly dull comments from the predictably short circuited proletariat (see below). Great work. From South Wales, UK
1) Tell them what they are going to see -- how to make a spot welder
2) Show them -- make the thing
3) Tell them what they saw -- metal spot welded together with the device that was made
Thank you so much!
Exactly! I don't understand why videos like this never have any narration or even text on the screen to describe what's going on and why. Nope, instead it's just awful music and the assumption that you'll figure it out and don't care about the why. At least give the video a useful and descriptive title, for crying out loud.
is that power supply AC or DC output? Need to know.
It converts 110 AC to 18 volts 0.8 amps DC
Видимо запасные руки есть..., при отсутствии мозгов.
Берегите себя !
Наглядный пример как нельзя пользоваться инструментом.
Very good and useful idea
Some of the comments here make me really wonder.
Do people really think this - mini welder - is made for welding razorblades and the likes together?
If one is a homeworker and needs a lot of very small and little welding.
It is a good idea to have such thing.
Sure it will take time to make one.
But isn't it also the fun - I can do it myself instead of buying everything -?
It was a pleasure to hear your perspective. Thank you!
Exactly, those comments on razor blades missed the point, this is about welding lithium battery terminals using what's available in your home!
SERIOUS QUESTION: Is there no danger of battery acid? Thank you.
Осталось только придумать для чего нужны два сваренных лезвия
Если харя широкая ))
Perhaps he has a very large chin?
@@jamesf4405 Это чай кипятить
@@jamesf4405😂😂😂😂
WTF
Setting the safety issues to the side, the spot welder idea for thin plate is very innovative !
Excellent and original ideas! I'll immediately try to make the graphite welder from 1.5v batteries.
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Save all that time and use a pencil lead
Good job bravo🎉🎉🎉🎉Can the device you make join copper wire to copper wire?Can she punt?
I would seriously like to know what this means, I'm missing something?
You are so smart, your content ideas are quite unique
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Useless!
Bellissimo ma troppo complicato da realizzare .👍👍👍
Dude,you need some decent tools to work with before you hurt yourself.
Thanks for your concern! Safety is definitely a priority when working with tools. I appreciate the advice and will make sure to prioritize getting the proper tools to ensure my safety while working on my projects.
Humanly comment and advice, at last. You are a kind person.
Gracias por la dedicación.
Don’t try this at home. Don’t try this at work because the Factory Inspectorate will put you away for I would say 5 years.
10 years lol
You had me at "don't try this"
You are very creative and very skilled in constructing your battery operated welding gun. I am not so skilled but I look forward to watching more of your masterpieces. Nelson Paolini from Buffalo, New York
Thank you, Nelson! Glad you enjoyed the project. Stay tuned for more!
Do they still have carbon rods in cheapies? Good for fixing squealing disk brakes.
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@@GC-bk2lu Have you been pedantic since childhood, or did the disorder manifest itself in adulthood?
Does show the basic design of a spot welder so could be useful as a lecture for a basic shop class. But also stress safety when doing so. Razor blades were just a medium for demonstration.
I'm heading straight to the store to buy two razor blades...
@@zvast excelent invent for ppl with much face!
А я выбросил в мусор точечную сварку . Автор вы почему умолчали что для этой сварки нужен блок питания минимум 10 ампер и толстые 6 квадрат провода..А иначе это МАКЕТ .
Brilliant work.
Great! I've always wanted to weld my razor blades together!
It was a pleasure to hear your perspective. Thank you!
Excellente idée ❤
Why would I spend half a day making a contraption that lets me weld two razor blades together?!?!
Tolle Idee!
Thank you! I'm glad you like the idea!
After watching this video, I am really surprised he doesn't have cuts and gouges in his hands and fingers!
awesome simple DIY ❣
Вижу практическое применение такого "сварочника" в замене элементов в аккумуляторах шуруповёртов всяческих...там несколько аккумов между собой последовательно соединяются стальной лентой, которая чуть толще лезвия бритвы - как раз подойдёт
Fenomenal video!👏 Saludos desde España 🇪🇸
Lots of haters here. Granted, usage of some of the tools is not safe, but the outcome is a spot welder for practically no cost. Thanks!
Thank you so much!❤️
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But only for something as thin as a razor blade?
Well, the application I had in mind was spot welding together battery cells. Battery cells are connected together using very thin metal, actually thinner than a razor blade. Not sure how it would work on thicker metal
Does anyone know if this tool can be used to solder nickel strips onto batteries ?
Could be useful, but what about temperature?
When you absolutely must weld two razor blades together.
but the razors blades were not even.
Picky, picky, picky. Based on the "skills" displayed in this video, I am amazed the "technician" doesn't have more scars. The comments are the best part of this video.@@barryritman5737
Another person with no imagination and no technical ability to understand what all this wonderful little tool can do. smh
Sei un genio...... 👏👏👏👏tani super saluti dall Italia
Если вставить это ваше изобретение на в антеное гнездо телевизора, а в розетку электрическую на вашей стене, то эффект тоже будет потрясающий, ГАРАНТИРУЮ!!! 😁
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Тогда и трёшку можно будет сваривать , не только фольгу ! 😆
Nice video🙂
Thank you! Cheers!
Ah so that’s how you do it! Always wanted to weld razor blades together ( don’t really know why).
Smartassing is free here. Tne idea is not welding rezord blades together. It is to demonstrate to those who look for ideas for light welding.
Wollte mir schon lange ein Rasierklingenschweißgerät bei Amazon bestellen. Aber so kann ich es mir auch selber machen. 😊
And the number of critical, negative comments kind of blows me away. While most sit and stare at their phones all day,wasting hours if not days,this cat is using his brain,demonstrating an interesting activity. The exact application of it escapes me right now but when homeboy makes a million bucks behind his invention, you safety experts will be reading about it. Wearing your safety goggles of course!
Brillant solution for solding razor blade but also assemble battery pack. Did you consider the battery assembly element ?
ПоМоемому, автору, самое важно, это изоЛентой приМотать провод к деревяшке ..
изолента должна быть синей..... черная не правильная...
Hallo Deven.
Auch ich hatte schon einige Rückschläge, hatte mich aber immer wieder aufgerafft und von vorne begonnen.
Ich habe deine Worte verstanden und sie haben mich inspiriert noch was zu machen.
Ich freue mich schon auf die Zusammenarbeit mit dir.
Well, that was eight minutes I'll never get back.
My life is now eight minutes shorter because I watched this stupid video.
@@andyjones9386 I've had two broken legs that were less painful.
Hey, that's pretty cool using thin metals; could spot weld a bunch of lithium ion batteries together.
Interesting -
But I doubt I will ever have the need to weld two razor blades together for any reason.
Shave in half the time
Thank you for this beautiful idea very simple .
Great idea looks like an excellent light welder not to mention reusing batteries!
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice, thank you. But I had to skip 5 seconds with my right arrow key about 30 times to watch the whole thing in a decent amount of time. And I didn't miss a thing. I.e. two minutes would have worked for this.
I'M here for the comments 😂