@ I see what you're saying. That would literally translate to " The Drill". in a latten language. The problem is, that it is singular. We need plural, since there are 48 of them!
It's crazy to think of the successes of this team on such a limited budget. Hearing that literally 'transistors are too expensive' really puts it into perspective.
@24ct_G Sub count doesn't matter at all, really. Half of them could be bots that don't contribute to metrics. It's view count, viewer retention, ad placement, demographics, upload frequency, and algorithmic luck that actually determine how much money a channel makes. And you're forgetting that the people spending their time working on this would like to be compensated fairly. It's clear this is not a full time job for them.
The torque rating of drill motors is at zero RPM. Even infinite torque @ zero RPM = zero horsepower. I think the motor in most cordless drills is about 300 Watts - So 300 * 48 = 14,400 W = 14.4 kW = 19 HP
A decent brushed cordless drill can do about 1/2 HP. I would guess they are making closer to 25 HP with around 10hp parasitic loss. I'd guess around 10-15hp to the wheels
This would be a dream job. It's not easy requires a lot of thinking outside of the box. Not to mention all the new experiences and the camaraderie that comes with the completion of any finished project. I'd sleep in the shop just to cut off the daily commute.
I'm sure there's only a few bazillion amps running through that contactor switch of sudden death next to the driver, lol. But can't really blame you all for going the simple route on that. As neat as it would be to make a proper controller setup would be pretty darn expensive and a heck of a lot of work. These guys are a little nuts, but they're never boring. No doubt about it, lol... Might not be the fastest ride, but it could probably drive straight up a wall if it had the traction. Enough torque in that thing to pull a reinforced concrete building down, lol...
These guy's are amazing with the work they do.... Been a subscriber since 2017 love all the crazy things they have done with the lady....😅😅😅😅😅 Keep up the amazing work and pray for the world to get back to normal for everyone to be friends.....
The smoking connectors 😆 These guys clearly arent electricians but they made it work. Good job fellas. Maybe upgrade to some higher rpm/torque brushless motors in the future!?
The interference would be something that would cause issues with brushless with all the cables everywhere i would guess.. itd be something to see driven all off a single ev battery..
You guys are crazy enough to become Australians! Been waiting on this one fur sure, thanks for sharing Garage54 and of course cheers to BMI russian as I wouldn't know a damn thing without you guys!
At first I thought "damn dude let the clutch go, it's on fire!!" Then dude mentioned the current and that sounds even more sketchy. Im getting some popcorn for this, I just started 🍻
The average 18v drill makes about .5 hp. Multiplied by 48? I only count 48 drills. 8 rows of 6. So that would work out to about 24 hp. Minus parasitic loss, so maybe around 18-20 hp? 😅 Torque is dependent on the gearing of course
_"The average 18v drill makes about .5 hp. Multiplied by 48? I only count 48 drills. 8 rows of 6. So that would work out to about 24 hp."_ Horsepower is measured as a rate of change. If you have a 5hp motor on a go-cart, that is 5 hp. If you add an additional 5hp motor to the go-cart, 5hp + 5hp still equals 5hp but you now can carry two people on that go-cart instead of one. .5hp x 48 drills will still only give you only .5hp.
@nathanwoodruff9422 Horsepower is measured at the rate at which work is done. Torque x RPM. These drills are coupled into one driveshaft/transmission system, they're not driving the car individually.. 🤦🏼♂️ Two go kart engines coupled together through one transmission system would roughly double the power.. Try again
@@TTime685 Horsepower is measured in force in pounds x distance in feet over time in minutes.... Or for the dumbest of dumb people out there, the rate of change. Seeing how HP was measured in the drills at it's fastest speed. there is no more change from that, but again let the dumbest of dumb people start screaming at the sky. The distance over time with one drill will be the same distance over time with 48 drills or no rate of change. The only thing changing with 48 drills is the number of people or weight it can push at that same speed. Just admit that you are clueless.
@@nathanwoodruff9422 Oh the irony.. 😆 We got a dunning kruger here ladies and gents. The speed depends on the rpm. More drills equal more torque multiplied by the rpm equals the hp.. Go back to physics class ya dolt. Before you start talking about how flat the earth is
@@nathanwoodruff9422 Oh the irony.. 😆 We got a dunning kruger here.. The speed depends on the rpm. More drills equal more torque multiplied by the rpm equals the hp.. Get back to physics class ya dolt. Before you start talking about how flat the earth is
this is genius innovation stuff, love watching your amazing creations!, i also very appreciate your english translator, thank you for your niche content that i wasn't ever realized until you guys started!
@RBMK1500 1 starter motor is more than enough to move your car actualy. put it in gear, dump the clutch and crank it, works better if its a block with no headers as it obviously wont start
so happy for you that the uncle vova has not quartered this channel for propaganda :) hope it all sorts out soon. we know its not you the ppl, but the few on top.
It's moreso the west who put them in the position they are in today. Hopefully that will change with the improved leadership in the US compared to the demented morons previously.
That is the coolest Lada I've seen yet! It looks like old American muscle car... And the hood is crazy long, you guys could stuff the whole power pack of an IS 2 in there 🎉.. can you imagine!🤔
I live in the UK and I remember about 30 years ago I used to occasionally get picked up and dropped off by a taxi driver that owned a lada and all I can remember about that car is how comfortable the seats used to be Baywatch so thick and spongy compared to all the other cars on the roads at the time
Cool! Im thinking you could have tied these in parallel to a few 12volt batteries that are wired in series giving 24volts (assuming you use 24v drills). This ensures qual load to all the drills. As far as drills go, use brushless and make a long shaft that goes throughout 10. Use a pulley in the middle to attach it to a cvt tranny. Use the pulleys from 5 other set ups to deliver the power to the cvt. I could be wrong but I believe it would be more effective, a simplier design, and give you far more control
This is awesome and I really love that switch you guys made. One thing I would do differently would be to add power rails to each shaft so you would connect each drill with the shortest amount of wire possible. It adds a lot of resistance with the length of all those wires and would probably get pretty hot. I think you guys are using 14, 12 or 10 gauge hard to tell from the video. But I'd wire up each drill for 10-8 gauge connected to that power rail. Then an additional power rail combining each shaft. I'd use 6-4 gauge wire to run to an high amperage electrical contactor and control the contactor with a switch. That would ensure you are running at the most optimal power, with the least amount of heat.
Cool Video Guys, I love how you come up with some really crazy ideas and pull them off even if only for a short while, I wouldn’t mind one of them drills if you Guys end up doing a giveaway with them to your fans😂😂loving it from here in New Zealand ✌️😎👍🇳🇿
This would work even better if you ran separate all drill motor wiring in a group of four, used four DC golf cart controllers to control the throttle. 48volts
Love the content guys. Keep it up! So what will you do with all the batteries now that the project is complete? You likely have around 200-400 18650 cells inside those battery packs. These could be salvaged to make a fairly massive battery pack or they could be connected in parallel and plugged into a higher voltage source (120-240v from the wall, etc.) to make a fairly spectacular light show. Just don't do this in the house... or the shop... or a dry field. The pack cannot be extinguished until the polymer is exhausted, so it may be best to do this on a pad of concrete somewhere. Also, recommend picking up a large switch or contactor that can take between 100 and 1000 amps. This way you'll be able to make and break connections without playing with hot jumper cables. If something had gone wrong, it may have lit up like a lightbulb in your hand. It'd have been a good scar that'd you'd be able to show off for the rest of your life.
You should set up the lever that turns the drills on and off as if it's a pedal, if you put it where the throttle pedal usually goes and then you could put a spring that pushes the contacts apart so that when you stop pushing on the pedal it disconnects, it would allow you to shift the transmission and drive with both hands like you would in a regular car
I love the crazy ideas that you all find some way to make it all work. This project here. I'm thinking to bad y'all couldn't use all Milwaukee drills or the new Dewalt with their new big battery.
Making a drill powered lada. Start by choppin the top. I love it. Priorities are on point with these guys.
It looks kinda sexy, ngl! Also if you squint your eyes looks like one of those multi-bank radial engines.
I never in my life thought I'd see a choptop Lada but this is a nice surprise.
@@joeburch6754 An "electric" choptop 😂
Just add up all watts from all drills together, and that number is instantly the result if the work is Worthy of even trying 2 do it.
amen..
_"In the end, we decided to hotwire the whole thing"_
Brother, that is why I am watching.
Haha same! - love these guys!
That’s not a car it’s a LADA por Nada
Finally... the first cordless lada
> Looks inside
> cords
Look mom no wires!
This is new Hot Wheels car - "Drillada"
Whole Lada Amps
Or perhaps, "LaDrill'?
@@vincentrobinette1507 Not bad! but it tastes a lil bit too Frenchy or Spanishy.. Prefer my concept :)
Hope the UK doesn’t catch on😮
@ I see what you're saying. That would literally translate to " The Drill". in a latten language. The problem is, that it is singular. We need plural, since there are 48 of them!
It's crazy to think of the successes of this team on such a limited budget. Hearing that literally 'transistors are too expensive' really puts it into perspective.
High voltage MOSFETs aren't cheap tho
Any Channel with 1m subs does NOT have a tight budget kid !
@@liviu543 20 volts is manageable, but I'd hate to guess how many amps those things are pulling at full load.
@24ct_G Sub count doesn't matter at all, really. Half of them could be bots that don't contribute to metrics. It's view count, viewer retention, ad placement, demographics, upload frequency, and algorithmic luck that actually determine how much money a channel makes. And you're forgetting that the people spending their time working on this would like to be compensated fairly. It's clear this is not a full time job for them.
LOL has 50x drills and you applaud them for not buying transistors to suit due to a budget
jeez, sometimes it looks like they need an excuse to play with all their toys and show off their insane skills. hats off to you guys!
Talent and experience are 2 peas in a pod
The excuse is 'paying the bills.'
Sure is, you can do it with 4 mounted to the cars stock gearbox. Its called getting views 😂
@@thatonescrambler so true 👍🏼
Thats why Mat Armstrong's "hard work beats talent" is sooooo lame.
That is by far the coolest looking cordless drill powered Lada I have ever seen.
it's the third coolest i have seen.
@@sunnydaze-z4b what are the two others?
Hardware store clerk ; How many drills ?
Garage 54; yes
That drill engine looks like some of the old radial engines from old planes.
Still better than a cybertruck.
😂
@@tyrannosaurus_wexBecause they aren’t practical.
@@tyrannosaurus_wexBro Tesla is trash its fact! So much vids out there for evidence. In comparison with its competetors of course
@@briankuhn7396 depends of the use, for cities your couldn't ask better than an electric
@@tyrannosaurus_wexTesla’s are for poor people who wanna look rich, there’s a big difference
im Canadian i love this Garage!!!!
🇨🇦🍻
Same! ✌👍
Next great state of America
Sitin on the chesterfield watching Garage 54 don't sound to bad eh?
I've been waiting for the follow-up to the drill motor. The things these guys make are some of the best things I've seen in a long time.
Good Heavens, what are the WORST things you've seen?? 😂
That's a friggin cool looking radial motor. The Lada's front end looks surprisingly stylish with the black headlights.
The torque rating of drill motors is at zero RPM. Even infinite torque @ zero RPM = zero horsepower. I think the motor in most cordless drills is about 300 Watts - So 300 * 48 = 14,400 W = 14.4 kW = 19 HP
must have horrendous parasitic losses bending all those belts around multiple pulleys
A decent brushed cordless drill can do about 1/2 HP. I would guess they are making closer to 25 HP with around 10hp parasitic loss. I'd guess around 10-15hp to the wheels
Infinite torque @ zero RPM, is that what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?
Torque test channel ran dyno tests on north american tool brands available and a lot of them were 2-3 sometimes 4 times that power rating.
@@Dexter_Solid must be lots of parasite losses
Just glad there's no politics, been watching for years
That laser cutting machine was pretty cool
yea i want one!
the things I dream about, you guys actually do... Thank you for bringing dreams to life
exactly! they have the skill, knowledge, experience, and balls to pioneer a new genre of car modding
Love the editing on this video, it looks like you all had a blast working on this one
Had to be more fun than chewing 6000 pieces of gum 🤣
I love the pure Dunning Krueger giv'er energy with this crew. There is nothing they can't do! (badly) but still do!
This would be a dream job. It's not easy requires a lot of thinking outside of the box. Not to mention all the new experiences and the camaraderie that comes with the completion of any finished project. I'd sleep in the shop just to cut off the daily commute.
Great that the working guys are getting more screen time!
Yes we do recognize this Electric Motor Monstrocity ^_^ I love it ❤ Garage54 ROCKS!!
I'm sure there's only a few bazillion amps running through that contactor switch of sudden death next to the driver, lol. But can't really blame you all for going the simple route on that. As neat as it would be to make a proper controller setup would be pretty darn expensive and a heck of a lot of work. These guys are a little nuts, but they're never boring. No doubt about it, lol... Might not be the fastest ride, but it could probably drive straight up a wall if it had the traction. Enough torque in that thing to pull a reinforced concrete building down, lol...
You guys never give up,live yourl❤
yup
16:35 that make shift contactor is insane ahahahaha.
The Russian way!
Yeah, I can't understand why they didn't put a transistor in each drill to regulate the current instead.
@@silvergreylioncost probably
@@silvergreylion they said that the transistors kept burning out I think, at the beginning of the video
You made it work and it came out looking awsome with all the bodywork!
I love the look of the custom Lada. The roof slant looks awesome. Should make the hood match too
These guy's are amazing with the work they do.... Been a subscriber since 2017 love all the crazy things they have done with the lady....😅😅😅😅😅 Keep up the amazing work and pray for the world to get back to normal for everyone to be friends.....
These guys can make just about anything
I want them to make a rocket-powered car using Coke and Mentos. That would be awesome.
"We dont want it to look ghetto"😆 Mission failed spectacularly, guys!💓
you guys have such an awesome sense of humour! I love it!
Cheers from 🇧🇷
This channel is Officially ridiculous....
Ridiculously Epic 😂
That is one dope looking green Lada & those battery drills looked cool & it worked! 👍👍 Good idea! put a V12 in that Lada & let’s go for a drive!🙂👍🙂👍
The smoking connectors 😆 These guys clearly arent electricians but they made it work. Good job fellas. Maybe upgrade to some higher rpm/torque brushless motors in the future!?
Wires are probably too thin, remember, less volts means more amps. Quite a load demand from these little devices when combined.
The interference would be something that would cause issues with brushless with all the cables everywhere i would guess.. itd be something to see driven all off a single ev battery..
@@MHLivestreams The contact point also looked like an accident waiting to happen...
love the way you guys are breaking the limits, everything is possible
One suggestion for creativity, make a generator from several alternators and a Lada engine.
These guys weren't playing around with this project! This kicks some major ass! ❤
It’s Alive, It’s ALIVE!
Even Frankenstein didn’t require this much amperage!
You guys are crazy enough to become Australians! Been waiting on this one fur sure, thanks for sharing Garage54 and of course cheers to BMI russian as I wouldn't know a damn thing without you guys!
Where desperation, innovation, and imagination come to play. And they are having a helluva time.
Slavic Tesla
I love how all the wires are just twisted around a much bigger cable 😂😂
You guys are what WhistlinDiesel should have been before selling out😂 Please don't ever change. Love this Channel!
NEVER compare de whestlenИigаdiesel to these REAL MEN
WhistlinLada
Garage 54 makes amazing quality content and cars. Very impressive. Much respect.
no voltage regulators, no resistors, no solenoids
dear god its beautiful
At first I thought "damn dude let the clutch go, it's on fire!!" Then dude mentioned the current and that sounds even more sketchy. Im getting some popcorn for this, I just started 🍻
wonder how these would do if yall used torque converters as the transmissions for them.
LOTS of energy loss at the rpm they work at
@wolvenar I know but was saying for other builds
Thank you for inventing the future of motor vehicle propulsion.
"We dont want it to look ghetto"
15:44 ...
Nah in reality yall did a pretty good job but that car looks absolutely wild
You guys look like you'd be so much fun to work with. That seems like a happy shop.
The average 18v drill makes about .5 hp. Multiplied by 48? I only count 48 drills. 8 rows of 6. So that would work out to about 24 hp. Minus parasitic loss, so maybe around 18-20 hp? 😅 Torque is dependent on the gearing of course
_"The average 18v drill makes about .5 hp. Multiplied by 48? I only count 48 drills. 8 rows of 6. So that would work out to about 24 hp."_ Horsepower is measured as a rate of change. If you have a 5hp motor on a go-cart, that is 5 hp. If you add an additional 5hp motor to the go-cart, 5hp + 5hp still equals 5hp but you now can carry two people on that go-cart instead of one.
.5hp x 48 drills will still only give you only .5hp.
@nathanwoodruff9422 Horsepower is measured at the rate at which work is done. Torque x RPM.
These drills are coupled into one driveshaft/transmission system, they're not driving the car individually.. 🤦🏼♂️ Two go kart engines coupled together through one transmission system would roughly double the power.. Try again
@@TTime685 Horsepower is measured in force in pounds x distance in feet over time in minutes....
Or for the dumbest of dumb people out there, the rate of change.
Seeing how HP was measured in the drills at it's fastest speed. there is no more change from that, but again let the dumbest of dumb people start screaming at the sky.
The distance over time with one drill will be the same distance over time with 48 drills or no rate of change. The only thing changing with 48 drills is the number of people or weight it can push at that same speed.
Just admit that you are clueless.
@@nathanwoodruff9422 Oh the irony.. 😆 We got a dunning kruger here ladies and gents.
The speed depends on the rpm. More drills equal more torque multiplied by the rpm equals the hp.. Go back to physics class ya dolt. Before you start talking about how flat the earth is
@@nathanwoodruff9422 Oh the irony.. 😆 We got a dunning kruger here..
The speed depends on the rpm. More drills equal more torque multiplied by the rpm equals the hp.. Get back to physics class ya dolt. Before you start talking about how flat the earth is
If the drills are putting out 22NM at 48 drills that is 1056NM or 779 lb ft or torque, not 437 ft lbs or whatever he said.
I think the rear wing is slowing them down a lil bit 😂
Drillada. This is awesome. Best yet. You guys certainly are the best. Love it😀
Looks like a giant Mt Dew bottle on wheels. Awesome ;)
this is genius innovation stuff, love watching your amazing creations!, i also very appreciate your english translator, thank you for your niche content that i wasn't ever realized until you guys started!
Make a car run only on starter motors
right. but 50 starter motors would even pull....
@RBMK1500 1 starter motor is more than enough to move your car actualy. put it in gear, dump the clutch and crank it, works better if its a block with no headers as it obviously wont start
Disconnect the spark and fuel.@@ninguemviu6376
@@ninguemviu6376 been there, did that. but i meant more like PROPER driving..
@@RBMK1500 I had a old car and when my clutch wire broke (twice, design flaw.) I can say it moves the car.
This channel is what youtube was in 2009, and it was fking great. Bravo! 😂😂
This is nuts! I love it! Keep up the craziness.
I like the rear spoiler 👍
It really does add to the non-ghetto look they were shooting for.
CUSTOM!!
i legit watched the build video yesterday, thanks for posting this daddy
i want that laser cutter 👍🏼😀
I absolutely love this content!!!thank you for bringing us amazing entertainment.
You should test its towing capability. Maybe have a trailer and slowly add weight to it, and see when it can't pull it anymore.
Simple yet good video idea
You guys make me smile! I love your projects!! Thanks!!!
@2:57 😂 да! very nice comrade!! 💥 💣
“We don’t want it to look ghetto” Omg! I love this.❤
1056 torque
But only 1 bhp 😂
I love the fun videos . Thank you for the great entertainment. I really enjoy the enthusiasm when building the cars. Alwayd a good time
so happy for you that the uncle vova has not quartered this channel for propaganda :) hope it all sorts out soon. we know its not you the ppl, but the few on top.
It's moreso the west who put them in the position they are in today. Hopefully that will change with the improved leadership in the US compared to the demented morons previously.
What about a big bang inline four that fires its cylinders in pairs?
Both centers then both outers
Been looking fwd to this one.
My wife is going to be so surprised when she comes out to the garage and sees what I did to our minivan.
How much torque?
Yes
That is the coolest Lada I've seen yet! It looks like old American muscle car... And the hood is crazy long, you guys could stuff the whole power pack of an IS 2 in there 🎉.. can you imagine!🤔
Thanks for the foot pounds reference guys. Keep up the good work!
I live in the UK and I remember about 30 years ago I used to occasionally get picked up and dropped off by a taxi driver that owned a lada and all I can remember about that car is how comfortable the seats used to be Baywatch so thick and spongy compared to all the other cars on the roads at the time
This reminds me of how it’s made for some reason, and I love it!
Hotrodding a lada with drills, today is a good day
Putting the 'horror show' into хорошо. Keep of the good work.
He got that Brooklyn lean back swerve driving in the Lada
"We don't want it to look ghetto"
Proceeds to make the most ghetto looking thing i have ever seen 😂
You've got my like
Channels like this make me hope we don't go to war with Russia
Heck yeah that styling is awesome
Cool!
Im thinking you could have tied these in parallel to a few 12volt batteries that are wired in series giving 24volts (assuming you use 24v drills). This ensures qual load to all the drills.
As far as drills go, use brushless and make a long shaft that goes throughout 10. Use a pulley in the middle to attach it to a cvt tranny. Use the pulleys from 5 other set ups to deliver the power to the cvt.
I could be wrong but I believe it would be more effective, a simplier design, and give you far more control
This is awesome and I really love that switch you guys made. One thing I would do differently would be to add power rails to each shaft so you would connect each drill with the shortest amount of wire possible. It adds a lot of resistance with the length of all those wires and would probably get pretty hot. I think you guys are using 14, 12 or 10 gauge hard to tell from the video. But I'd wire up each drill for 10-8 gauge connected to that power rail. Then an additional power rail combining each shaft. I'd use 6-4 gauge wire to run to an high amperage electrical contactor and control the contactor with a switch. That would ensure you are running at the most optimal power, with the least amount of heat.
Cool Video Guys, I love how you come up with some really crazy ideas and pull them off even if only for a short while, I wouldn’t mind one of them drills if you Guys end up doing a giveaway with them to your fans😂😂loving it from here in
New Zealand
✌️😎👍🇳🇿
that laser tool for cutting is awesome.
your video production is insane these days ❤
You're crazy! What a nice invention! Beautiful!
The funny fabrication moments in this video are real. 7:12 that grinder stare down is priceless 😂😂😂👌🏾👍🏾
P.S. it really does need a hood 😂😎👌🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
one day these guys will make a breakthrough with all their inventions
You guys are so much fun to watch 😊!
Ev's are sure making their way... tbh, this propably better choice for the consumers than most of the competition 😁
I was marveling at the laser cutter, and I was wondering what they were using exactly when the camera panned :D Thank you!
Can you imagine if these guys only knew about hamsters?
This would work even better if you ran separate all drill motor wiring in a group of four, used four DC golf cart controllers to control the throttle. 48volts
I agree they definitely need some speed controllers
Love the content guys. Keep it up!
So what will you do with all the batteries now that the project is complete? You likely have around 200-400 18650 cells inside those battery packs. These could be salvaged to make a fairly massive battery pack or they could be connected in parallel and plugged into a higher voltage source (120-240v from the wall, etc.) to make a fairly spectacular light show. Just don't do this in the house... or the shop... or a dry field. The pack cannot be extinguished until the polymer is exhausted, so it may be best to do this on a pad of concrete somewhere.
Also, recommend picking up a large switch or contactor that can take between 100 and 1000 amps. This way you'll be able to make and break connections without playing with hot jumper cables. If something had gone wrong, it may have lit up like a lightbulb in your hand. It'd have been a good scar that'd you'd be able to show off for the rest of your life.
You should set up the lever that turns the drills on and off as if it's a pedal, if you put it where the throttle pedal usually goes and then you could put a spring that pushes the contacts apart so that when you stop pushing on the pedal it disconnects, it would allow you to shift the transmission and drive with both hands like you would in a regular car
I love this channel!! Hello from Canada!!!
I love the crazy ideas that you all find some way to make it all work.
This project here. I'm thinking to bad y'all couldn't use all Milwaukee drills or the new Dewalt with their new big battery.