Can i use this for tssop footprint

I use blender too for technical prints in much the same way for many years. Haven't tried anything else and don't want to. As you said, re-learning what already works can be difficult ... especially when that time can be put on another project. But any new users, I would also advise to use a proper cad program.

thank you

PCBway doesn't show the price. I'm not willing to give them any contact information just to get the price. It's BS to require contact info they can use to spam me or sell before I decide whether I want to do business with them.

Any update on how to make this transparent for face visors? I accidentally bought a roll but could use it for my halo and hell divers masks.

PS You still never answered my question on that previous project. Anyways Glad you have tons of projects keep them coming.

SERIOUSLY BLENDER SUCKS!

Plastic motors are not good because their efficiency is very low. They must be made of iron. In addition they heat and melt the plastic.

ah! what are the RPMs? torque? power? Anything. We NEEDS the deets! Anyway with less intensity. Thanks, That was cool to see :)

Nice neat to see some one else creating things like this in blender. Though I have also learnt freeCAD. Neat project though. Maybe Ill have some time next year to make some

Hola, no conocia este canal tuyo. Estos videos acaban saliendo en el canal en español ? Gracias

Odd choice to use Blender for this application as opposed to Fusion or Autocad. I dabbled in Blender when I was younger but mainly used it for artistic/organic designs using surface modeling techniques. I use Fusion 360 these days, I found it much easier for parametric modeling

Wow nice project 👍...and, no Solidoworks, no Freecad, no cad

You have a big channel. Why don't you build this thing and show that it doesn't work? Words are cheap, but with a thing built, you get those clicks.

Is the schematic finished? I’d love to see it and possibly change it a bit, I have a few ideas and would love to what I could compact, plus a different ic,

Excuse me sir, can you provide a link to the fuel cell shop?

The newer Blenders have better features on same hotkeys so I suggest please upgrade man.

Hi please send mi link 3d print file stl

doesnt it run ?

really cool, I would love to see it spinning.

Halbach array of magnets is more effective for plastic rotors

when conductor cuts magnetic line of force the emf induced means magnetic line of force pushing electrons to flow in conductor since we know conductor contain electrons but it needs magnetic line of force or electro magnetic line of force is to push those electrons that's how it induces emf (Electro Moto Force).

man, this is too much work to design for engineering. Fusion360 is much easier ;

Ahora espero el video para el canal en español :)

Use freecad, it already has these parts.

Sir, try making an axial flux dynamo and try making it with 10 stacks

The.pink ceramic is CR-doped alumina, not BeO. This is for low rf loss.

So which one rotates, wired or magnet one?

Very interesting 👍

Nice project!

You did not replicate anything

Very good!

Wow it can already last longer than me

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Will you show you motor working in a future video? Can you test and share efficiency results, current comsuption etc? Thanks for this video :)

You should understand Fusion360 in no time. It is much more optimised for mechanical designing. A new world of possibilities will open for you. Never stop learning.👍

I guess people should try to design a printer of this type and size. It would really help, with your understanding of this design. That understanding is not precent in this video. It shows. It is a pain to watch.

But it needs bluetut

Where is the iron core? the one that conduct the magnetic flux with loe reluctance

thnx

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For efficiency and higher torque you should use arc neodymium magnet so the gap between rotor and stator stay consistent.

no-Hallback-array? Or-does-it-not-need-it? btw-great-video-as-usual.

WOW!!! I am coming very late to this video... so much in life the past two years! You did an INCREDIBLE job working out the bugs on the NRF24L01 module!!! Once you explained the noise between the module and control board was the issue, I kept thinking of solutions, and your video addressed every one of them! (I've been studying for my amateur radio license and have been perfecting my RF on RX and TX (Citizen's Band Radio,) so I was sure you'd be talking about transmissions! You know... THAT distance (30Km!!!) is HUGE! Even at 20, the power level is so low that operators don't need to get their amateur license (FCC not FAA lol) to be able to fly! I hope you can capitalize on the knowledge you've gained through this!! (I'm sorry, I haven't followed your feed for very long so far! So maybe you have!?) I have a professional background working on... [cannot share] ... shielded Class III electronic assemblies. Twisting those wires is a huge help, and I really like that you tried to create trace shielding with the board vias!! That was a great angle to experiment with! Shielding is your friend, and it's a real shame that the L01 was not configured with some isolation!! You worked through this incredibly well, and it really feels like you are a true innovator: thinking, trying, empirical observation, modifications and adjustment, more trials... and then SUCCESS! That takes a LOT of patience, and you ended up saving me COUNTLESS hours of frustration and troubleshooting!!! (Especially since I have very little confidence in my Arduino abilities at this point.) I changed my alerts to ALL for your channel, and you'll soon see me on your other feeds as well. Very, very excellent work!!! THANK YOU!!!

Great tutorial! Thank you!

This design is very similar to the MakeSea bldc motor by Christoph Laimer. I would recommend its build page if you are interested in learning how to build one in detail.

Not sure if blender was the best tool here. Surprised Boolean didn’t result in messed up geometry for the 3d print tool.

very very helpful thanks bro good content

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❤Can you believe that you taught me things that I never knew, and since you raised this topic, I have always been thinking about making an induction heating device from this element, because it requires experience and many elements, so I wanted to ask you if I can make an induction heating device from this element, or if you have a method. It is better to make a very powerful induction tool. Thank you from the bottom of my heart