Making Magnetic Drill
2020 ж. 28 Мау.
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This is the second magnetic drill I've built. In this project, I used three magnetic door lock to build electromagnet. Each magnetic door lock has a maximum pull of 180kg, giving o total of 540kg. I used a laptop power supply, I also tried to connect the magnetic door lock to a 12v 3A power supply, but on this power supply to heat up. The electromagnet is really strong, strong to drill in any position without worrying about the drill falling.
In this project i also decided to build another feed mechanism, which is much more stable and no backlash.
Oh my god this is what youtubers need to learn Not even a single step is skipped . building it from scratch excellent.add a spring too. Excellent editing amd camera
Thank you :) I just forgot to add a spring: D
@@WorkshopFromScratch You also would want to add a revolution control.
In the previous YT he uses a lawn mower pull to incorporate a spring return in the “quill.” And that one has a speed control on the motor. But this is by far the more perfect build.
Hello my friend
This is officially my new, favorite, DIY Mag Drill build on KZhead!! Seriously though, I'm in the process of building my own so needless to say I've been watching countless Mag drill builds and have even made Playlists, etc. To help me formulate a combo of the best builds into my own design... so what I'm saying is that I've pretty much seen every mag drill (built from scratch) on KZhead and I think yours takes the cake for me... awesome job, very creative and a beautiful build design that I think will last much longer than many of the other MOT electromagnet drill builds I've seen out there... Keep up the great content! Cheers! - Jesse
Thank you :) I am very happy that the movie was enjoyed, I tried very hard to show the whole construction process exactly so that the person who undertakes the construction had an easier job :)
@Global Eco Tec - Ritter ohne Furcht und Tadel And most probably cheaper:-))
@@johnhili8664 No. They are not inexpensive at all.
Not to mention the learning experience you get from an in-depth, tight tolerance kinda build, that's priceless... if you can build it and you have the time, I say build every time
@@johnhili8664 hahaha yeah, sure little boy
Great project. I appreciate the fact that there is no super crazy music playing. You also disassembled the components several times to insure proper fitting. This is left out in most videos. It is an important step. I build a lot of "gotta have it now" tools" when we are in a bind for a repair. It takes time to take apart, check, measure, reassemble. But the end result, as you have done here, is a project that ends up being done right the first time. I also buy broken/useable tools. They provide needed parts for projects, saving time and money. Your modifications to the drill plastic housing, I thought was brilliant. It simply works. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.
I love it how you tack Weld your stacked up parts, temporarily so that they’ll stay all lined up while drilling, then just tap them with the hammer to seperate them again. Just that one method alone makes your holes line up quite dependably!! THANKS for sharing!!
i just love this. The only improvement I can think of would be to either fix the drill RPMs at a lower speed or make the drill speed variable with an off the shelf circuit with a digital RPM display.
RPMs are not necessary unless you are in a hurry b/c you need to pee ASAP.
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Low RPMS perfect for drop VRN 400 to 600, yes that can work perfectly actually what I'm after, except it's all too expensive to buy here in South Africa
From what I understand, this is powered by 19V, rectified (laptop charger) So it could easily be outfitted with a ready made PWM board. (Btw. Excuse me if I somehow missed that part, but.. Unless the rotor was rewound for the lower voltage, I'd say this would run the drill quite underpowered, compared to mains voltage.. Right?)
thats freaking smart if you need straight holes fast on a really big piece that u cant bring to the drill press, just, take the drill press with you and magnetically mount it to the thing u are drilling, genius
Thank you :)
If you need one and don't have the tools to make one bankruptcy auctions are a good place. Save them from getting sold for scrap en you can get some sweet high end tools for cheap.
@@xConundrumx where are these bankruptcy auctions and how do you find out more info on them, etc...? I'm intrigued lol 🤔
@@jmac430 Well where I live (Europe) we have them online. There is actually a couple of them and are somewhat popular (judging from the bidding which is also online). They do tack on a percentage for themselves but even so you can get quite lucky with them too. A fair few of my most used tools come from there. Beats Ebay in many cases for us due to import taxes and transport costs. How to find them, depends on where you are I guess. I just found them through the typical search engines. As a matter of fact just checked and sure enough I find 4 of these magnetic drills on the list today. They are quite popular though.
He didn't think of this. Mag drills have been a thing you can commercially purchase now for years. They're expensive though, and this is a fantastic video
Great, just super! I would also add table-mount eyelets for versatility. I think that it would not have complicated the design very much, but it would also allow the use of this drill on non-magnetic surfaces.
Thank you 😁
@@WorkshopFromScratch what cooling liquid do you use while cutting and drilling?
🔥🔥🔥. Я, если честно, весь ролик думал, что магнитным будет столик перед дрелью, типа примагнитил деталь, и тиски не нужны..... Но даже предложить не мог такой финал. Исполнение на высоте.
Eibenstock is still in business. They make a Morse-taper hand drill built to an insane level of precision- it's actually precise enough that I've seen it used as an attachment in a vertical turret lathe.
Awesome build.
Es realmente hermoso, se combina todo el saber de una persona. La reutilización de materiales y la capacidad de ingenio de una persona. Muchas gracias por compartir tu conocimiento! 💪💪🔨🔧🔩✌
Y más q todo el costo no gasto ni la tercera parte d lo q cuesta un taladro magnético
i'am always amazed of the polish craftsman !!! the legends says they can eat steel !!! Dziękuję za udostępnienie ! wielbiciel Twojej pracy!
😂😂Thank you 😁 Pozdrawiam
I like your movement. I've considered building one, in the past, but have never had the time. I like the way you designed it. One thing I'll pass on to you, when you put your wiring into a rubber lead protector boot, position the wires so there's enough loop inside and then put a Tyrap around the wire, inside the casing. This acts as a strain relief, to keep the outside wire from tugging on the connections. They require a little loop of wire to prevent breakage. If they are tight, there's no room for them to "grow & shrink" under load. (Trust me, they do. When you pull down on your handles and really put a bind on that motor, you hear it straining...those wires are heating up and will come unplugged if they've too short.) VERY NICE ! Thanks for the build and excellent videoing & posting!
Meu Amigo..., como não dar um like no vídeo...., só se a pessoa não ver o seu empenho e dedicação, você é MUITO HABILIDOSO, parabéns mesmo!!! Obrigado por compartilhar comigo seus conhecimentos. Abraço aqui do Brasil
Obrigado :)
Не устаю повторять, Вы настоящий молодец! Магнитная дрель стоит как говорящий слон. Лайк однозначно. Люди! Учитесь и не ленитесь))
Перевел дрель, три отвёртки, три электромагнита, кучу металла и времени. А мог пойти и купить. Чему учиться? Как нерационально использовать ресурсы?
Чему учиться? как сверлить тупым сверлом?
@@alexeylitvinov5006 Такой станок нихуя не дешево стоит!!!!
Great video. I didn't realize how much I need something like this. What I don't understand is how you can design and construct such a beautiful drill, but can't make anything to open your tool bench drawers (17:57). They should glide as easy as your drill. Looking forward to more.
This maybe the best ever weld only build. My hats off to you master builder! Super useful thanks for sharing.
Thank you 😁
Супер!!!!!!
Nice job on a really handy tool. I bought an Evolution Mag Drill and use it frequently. If you can get a 3/4" Weldon "chuck" for it, you'll be able to use annular cutters, a worthwhile upgrade.
good idea but i wonder if the drill rpm's are too fast
@@montwolfman I wonder why he didn’t use a dial make the speed variable just like when it had a variable speed trigger
Simply magnificent design and workmanship! Really great being able to watch you work on this project. Thanks for posting!
Thank you :)
Love the simplicity in your work! Lots of youtubers with CNC-everything and the most expensive tools. You often simply use good'ol tools like a square and a centrepunch instead. Clean, Simply. KISS.
Thanks 😁
Dont be a tech hater.
Parabéns você é o melhor!!! Ja vi vários vídeos na Internet os seus são os melhores !
Hey mate love your builds. Any chance you can list the bits you bought for your builds in the video descriptions? Thanks from Australia
OBO HANDS Fail-Safe Electric Magnetic Lock 180KG 350lbs ~$25 U.S.
M1 T25 pinion gear and rail
McMasterCarr has 2485N232 and 2664N543 for rack and pinion. Close enough I guess.
Hi, to build it from zero that's was a great job. Really you're the best.👍
Thank you :)
Love the bottle Jack bench vise!
Nice build. Gives me the idea of converting my old table top drill press into a mag drill.
Thank you 😁
Wow... with your skills, we really don’t need those big box tool retailers.
Красава! Добавь ещё регулятор скорости оборотов дрели. И будет вообще супер.
И реверс и можно будет резьбу нарезать.
Да , станок сделал отличный!!!, позволю себе заметить, крепеж стойки под дрель я бы сдвинул как можно ближе к краю, возможности под большие коронки было бы больше.
Parabéns projeto espetacular 👏 top das galáxias,sem mais comentários o amigo vende este suporte?
My main (and only) critiques are to use cold rolled steel instead of hot roll as you will not have to deal with the uneven surface of the carbon slag layer. Cold rolled doesn't cost that much more and would be much better suited for a project like this. I'd also turn the amps up a little on the welder for better penetration. The weld beads are overly dome shaped.
Мужик знатно заморочился, но работа достойная! Молодец.
You seriously outdid yourself. That looks like a Workhorse.
Thank 😁
You are a motive of inspiration showing to everyone how the things can be made from ideas and planning. Greetings from Brazil
Boa noite serralheiro! É show seus equipamentos. Ajuda muito em sua versatilidade parabéns.
Для Этого Человека нет ничего невозможного 👍👍👍
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Wow... great work on the mag drill. What was the stuff in the can you used to fill cracks and holes in the plastic?
I think it's putty
Fascinating seeing the fabrication, what a neat idea. Seen those electromagnets used on secure door entry, they really are powerful.
Thank you 😁
I can clearly say i have better tools than you... But your talent and creativity is a thousand miles ahead of me... 👍🏻👍🏻
Genialidade, criatividade, praticidade, parabéns.
big box is cost prohibited and we should br building and not buying it the quest / cost of independence
Super projekt😀 kawał dobrej roboty. Czekam na kolejne twoje projekty.
Dziękuje :)
@@WorkshopFromScratch A gdzie dostałeś takie elektromagnesy ? Są dostępne w sklepach? Bo kiedyś szukałem i nie mogłem dostać
Nazywa się ten elektromagnes "zwora drzwi" jest tego pełno na allegro, w sklepach też nawet w budowlanych marketach, ale w sklepach cena zwala z nóg więc pozostaje allegro lub aliexpress :)
@@WorkshopFromScratch wielkie dzięki za info. Widzę że wszystko jest tylko trzeba wiedzieć jak szukać😀
Drilling machine, grinder, welding equipment, band saw, etc. - truly homemade.
Damn, you werent joking when you decided on a channel name, you earned a sub
Very good
You are AMAZING... I definetively HOOKED UP by your channel... for me it is a dream to have my own tools but my budget... well, I think your ideas could help to achieve something important... THANKS!
Thank you :) Most of the tools I use have been made by myself, so I recommend that you build it too :)
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SA-WEET! I used to use these long ago in the steel yard/fab shop. Super cool tool! Always wanted one. Maybe the time is now. Thanks for showing how to do it.
Amazing build, do suggest putting an rpm control setting your proper rpm will save you work and drill bits
Thank you :) I will certainly mount :)
Pretty fantastic job, dude! Really nicely done!!! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thank you :)
Watching here from Brazil! This work is sensational, it is to be congratulated and it certainly inspired my project to assemble mine. Strong hug from a Brazilian!
Great video and channel! Wondering, what thickness plate(s) do you use for this build?
Parabéns ,a todos tirar o chapéu , excelente.
Еще бы регулировку оборотов, а так, труда конечно много вложено, молодец, Мастер.
Она и так низко оборотная!
@@user-oq6ow5su6l да куда там низко оборотная,
Lol! LOVE the "stock cam"
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Outstanding build and fab work! Surprised you used a threaded bolt instead of a shoulder/shank bolt on the pinion but the bearings were great. Thanks for the tip on the mag door locks, a bit pricey but handy...definitely enough holding power for any position. Really nice work on the drill end cap! Only thing missing, imho is a chuck key holder and a drip oiler. ;-P Love it, and thank you for showing us with your formidable fab skills!!
Your builds are really nothing short of amazing. Part way through a Unitek ad for their mag drills popped up. I had a good laugh. Why would I when I am watching an excellent YT about building one for myself? Oh, and I live that orange color you use!
Jesus how stupid are you . Time plus parts and tooling required to build one when they're cheap enough to buy . Working at my current charge rate for engineering and fabrication work I could spend £600 on a new bought unit and still be under build cost .
@@LifesAbe-ach you should consider reading the book, “Anger Kills!” Not sure of the author’s name. Good luck with your hypertension.
Next version: in-built cutting fluid dispenser :)
Клёво! Отличная работа!!! 👍
La Verdad... Un Genio el Tipoo!
Great job. May need to be improved by making a rotating base so that drill can be offset to drill holes at edge of steel without losing magnetic grip if the magnetic base is too close to the edge of a narrower piece of metal being drilled. I have a 40 year old 900W AEG 1/2"drill with a thumb wheel variable speed controller. Just the drill to mount on this project. Many thanks for all your clever projects.
Отлично сделал!!! Супер!!!
Very good
Dobra robota !!! Tak trzymaj :)
Dziękuje :)
Hamey hand med magnetik masin kee jarurat hai iskee jankari aoor rate bataye
It needs an attachment point near the base to tie off too while drilling horizontally in the air safely. Nice build!
A bit of epoxy to protect the wires under the base wouldn't hurt too, but yes - nice build indeed!
I love it! And I could noticed your vise is magnetic as well.
A pivot between the magnet and the actual drill mechanism might make for some interesting work
A Drilling Maschine from GDR😂😂😂 thats realy NICE💪👏👏
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Excelente trabajo, es una obra de arte, bien diseñada y planificada, mejor imposible, lo felicito. Una pregunta el cargador para los imanes que utilizo no sufrió algún tipo de calentamiento o tuviste que cambiarlo después o cual podría ser el adecuado para que los tres imanes no se calienten? Y Cúal sería la mejor forma de conectar los imanes?
esta si es la mejor idea de todos los taladros homemade que he visto .
Muito bom 👍👍👍👍😎
Obrigado :)
Very good
Ótimo trabalho 🇧🇷👍
Best metal shop worker I have ever seen in KZhead with some excellent skills and machines 💯💪
Thank you :)
Hello, nice job. I like all your videos, they are very inspiring. One thing is difficult to me to wrap my mind around (but maybe is not that critical though ) is about thickness and other parameters like hole diameters of the steel plates you use. For instance the steel plates used to build the MAG drill are 5mm in thickness or ?
dzięki za inspirację :-)
Nie ma za co 😁
What do you think would be an ideal power supply? I am thinking of doing a project using the same lock magnets. I have a 12volt 10 amp supply.
My Electromagnets are one of the cheapest I've found, and they are very sensitive to the no right current, each of the electromagnets has a consumption of 12v 350mA, when I connected them to a 12v 3A power supply, the electromagnet were heating up, it has several power supplies, and only after connecting the 19v 1.5 A power supply, electromagnets have stopped heating but it is still too big power supply and they are warm but not hot. I don't know how better quality electromagnets perform, maybe they wouldn't get hot with such a power supply
Workshop From Scratch thanks for the reply
If you undertake construction and you have something unknown to you, write a comment with a question and I will try to help you
Workshop From Scratch thanks
kzhead.info/sun/pZ2El5pxmoOqmJ8/bejne.html I can't promise anything but something like this might not overheat.
Could use old microwave transformers. Saw them hold a lot of weight if those aren't strong enough. Looked good like all the clips. Good workshop and really well made stuff.
Thank you :) On my channel you will find a video on the construction of a magnetic drill from microwave transformers, one of the first films, so a little lower quality
Great job, that was a lot of work. Do you use it much now? Just a suggestion, a lot of mag drills have an outrigger on the back of the base with an adjustable stopper to stop the drill lifting the magnet near the drill bit when it’s really loaded up. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
Really useful stuff! 👍🏻
Thanks :)
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SUPER !!!👍
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I want this guy on my team. Very good imagination. Great job.
Thank you :)
Parabéns pelo trabalho, ficou muito bom.
Bardzo pomysłowe i kreatywne, strach pomyśleć jakie szalone pomysły realizowałbyś z jakąś wielką frezarką 😄
Dziękuję :) Napewno przydała by się frezarka, ale bez niej też da się dużo zrobić :)
When the sound of drilling puts you to sleep and you wake up and the video is over lol
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Funny I feel asleep for 10 mins to awake to your comment. You're so right!
Nossa que legal você é incrível parabéns pelo seu excelente trabalho e criatividade quero ver mais suas criatividades 👍👏🇧🇷
This mag drill can easily be taken on a space station as well. Holy mackerel.
I rate the craftsmanship is 75% good .
Отлично 🤝👍👍👍👍
18:13 I saw this in a bank robbery movie
Cracking into a safe, yes I knew if seen that too
Thats what i'm looking for in the commets :D
the dark knight :)
This only confirms the usefulness of such a drill.
Down hat for your work, really it's the top, my greetings from Algeria 🇩🇿.
Fantastic build! Do you know if it's possible to cast epoxy resin over these electromagnets?
Ну все можно сейфы вскрывать.😀😂
😁😁
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An important safety factor is to have the switches wired in series so that the drill cannot be operated without first engaging the magnets. You may have done this but it wasn't obvious. Ideally, you need an interlock relay which means that the first switch is inactive if the second switch is in the on position.
This is how it was connected, the drill cannot be started without turning on the electromagnet :)
Grande idéia!! Muito bom poder fabricar uma furadeira tão útil e que no comércio está super caro.
That was an Awesome build. Like the idea of using mag locks used for door locks. 👍👍
Thank you :)
Yes, that's a brilliant idea. They are made to hold a load.
So damn satisfying to see how you finished the top cap of the drill, any other way would have been a lousy hack. Great job!!
Thank you 😁
Excellent work, congratulations for your professionalism! I would like to know if you have the design for this project. I want to make one for myself. And what value do you sell?
Как по мне, так ГЕНИАЛЬНО!
Wow, super !!! You are a real pro!!! I also like the way you are using "used" materials.
I would like this for a fifth time if you built the electromagnets from iron bar and copper wire.. absolutley incredible build.
Thank you 😁
La fabricación de una excelente erramienta para el taller exelente trabajo maestro gracias por compartir bendiciones ☺️
Very nicely put together - Only thing I would recommend you add in is a little variable resistor dial on the drill that will let you adjust the drill RPM down for larger drills Congrats on probably saving over £1000 on a very useful tool
If you add a resistor you will lose power. Large drills need all the power you can have so low rpm's should be had by using gears. That machine can drill 16mm holes in steel according to its plate.
Thank you :) The drill I set up is old but it is one of the best drills I have had, its speed is regulated by a gear and in the first gear it is 310 rpm and in the second gear 710 rpm. With such revolutions, you do not need to install a resistor, because these revolutions are very good for drilling steel with drill bits that fit this drill :)
@@WorkshopFromScratch Exactly. I have quite similar old 550W Metabo drill with low speed of 280rpm. Two weeks ago I had to drill 24 20mm holes in 3mm wall thickness steel profiles. I used it with a drill stand and 10mm pilot holes, it worked out but it was a struggle. I think 16mm would have been quite easy and within real capacity of that drill. Magnetic drill like yours is for sure best tool for that kind of situations, if drill press is not available or impossible to use like it often is. Thanks for the video, it was a pleasure to watch :)
@@bekanav True, but it was my fault for not explaining more throughly. I understand a full span variable resistor throttling from 0-100% would be a severe power drain. The one I was meaning to imply would be in the range of 80-100% to give some surface speed control, 310 rpm would become reducable to around 250 with onlg a little torque loss for better drill wear- if these particular drills are 2 speed that alleviates most of the issue anyway: I must have just missed that point in the video
You did a great job on your mag drill. The video was fun to watch your talented
Thank you :)
Only one word, WOW. Any plans or parts list available because this is for sure my next project. Thanks and again, GOOD WORK BUDDY👍
Pretty cool. No light?? Couldn't you have just used the crewdrivers and welded them to it? It will really come in handy when drilling on a metal wall. Nice work!
Really cool project. Terrible Mag drill for sure but it probably does what you need it to do and definitely beats drilling dozens of holes in thick steel with a handheld drill.
Love that magnetic drill.