Best Tesla-Coil Winding Machine 2022 - 0.05mm Wire!?

[@bears7777777]

Could you possibly upload the code used in this winder? I am working on building my own. Thanks :)

[@justinbanks2380]

Love your projects and videos! I almost spit out my food laughing when you did the segment on bragging when the female voice asked if you are good at anything and you answered 'winding Tesla coils by hand' then winking. 😂

[@Teslaundmehr]

Haha I'm glad to hear that, Thanks for your support!!!

[@astronut3830]

the "by hand" wink😩😂😂😂😂

[@Teslaundmehr]

haha :D

[@MasterIvo]

Russ Gries from RWG research, has made a bifilar pancake coil winder, also very impressive

[@Teslaundmehr]

Sounds interesting ;)

[@Magneticitist]

That's so cool, it's amazing it even winds it fairly decent at all given the extreme tolerances.

[@Teslaundmehr]

Thank you Bro!!!

[@Natuaralised_Can_Fin]

Great Engineering patience displayed. Very informative video!

[@Magic-Enlightenment]

Great video. In your wire feeder what type of Groove Bearing Pulley did you use? Are the STL files available for your wire guide?

[@MasterIvo]

thinner wire, more resistance, lower Q factor. Must be for a very high frequency coil to work.

[@treasuretotrash2067]

Thinner wire means more windings which means more inductance, which means lower resonant frequency. It would be a low resonant frequency coil but probably low output from the high secondary resistance right?

[@MasterIvo]

@@treasuretotrash2067 yes, to keep resistance low you would need less windings for high output, thus high frequency

[@andymuzzo8568]

Awesome tool mate. Looks sweet

[@Teslaundmehr]

Thank you Andy!

[@chrisfortun]

Do you sell these winding machines?

[@Doctorlockpick]

I want to buy one as well.

[@almitharaversai6195]

It looks great!. What is the sensor used in the moving table? what does it do?

[@73notch]

This is awesome 👏

[@Teslaundmehr]

Thanks!

[@matttodd9424]

Hi Leon excellent machine and thanks for another great video 👍

[@Teslaundmehr]

Thanks, really appreciate that!

[@Alien_Switch]

thanks for the amazing video

[@celinalind]

One of the best videos !! I like it:)

[@noelandrew3600]

AWESOME MATE! SO STOKED TO BE THE WINNER!

[@noelandrew3600]

I have sent you an email, so if you don't get it check your spam folder

[@Teslaundmehr]

@@noelandrew3600 I will answer you in the next Days Noel!

[@orbitalx7414]

Where is the video about mini sstc with pcb

[@Teslaundmehr]

wich video? :D

[@OnkelGressi]

sehr geil Leon ! ;-) vg Andy

[@OnkelGressi]

Ich hab meine coils mit einem Plektron gemacht und einen akkuschrauber

[@Teslaundmehr]

Danke dir Andy!!!

[@johnnycash4034]

I think using a sensor to "see where the coil end is and adjusting the wire accordingly will simplify the system and remove many variables.

[@ranem9676]

Good job Lion 👍👍

[@Teslaundmehr]

Thank you brother!

[@tapansutradhar4588]

It is really good 🎉🎉🎉😊

[@sublucid]

That coil is beautiful!

[@Teslaundmehr]

Thank you!

[@Blu3dog67]

Why would you waste it like that 6:41 pain why would you cut it

[@umitbaba5690]

What a nice project, Thanks a lot

[@Teslaundmehr]

Thanks!!

[@riverrist]

Tolle Maschine! Meine Spulen wickle ich mit einem Elektromotor, für den ich einen Aufsatz 3d-gedruckt habe, damit der Zylinder, auf dem die Spule gewickelt wird, sehr stabil rotiert wird. Die Spindel bewege ich per Hand parallel mit. Mit so dünnem Draht wie du ihn hier verwendest würde das jedoch nicht gut funktionieren. Dass sich deine Spindel nicht schnell genug mitbewegt hat liegt glaube ich daran, dass die Kupferdrähte ja nicht Atom-an-Atom nebeneinanderliegen. Außerdem hat die Lackschicht ja auch eine gewisse Dicke. Meiner Erfahrung nach kann man die Spule locker 10% länger machen als man unter der Annahme berechnet hat, dass die Drähte perfekt nebeneinander liegen, damit die Windungszahl in Etwa stimmt.

[@Teslaundmehr]

Hey, danke dir! Ja, da hast du recht...Da spielen einige Faktoren eine wichtige rolle. Tatsächlich wird das Wickeln der Maschine nicht unbedingt leichter mit dicker werdenden Draht.

[@szekerespista3758]

Can you make a small Tesla Coil winder for sale? I am interested to order.

[@T2D.SteveArcs]

😎😎😎😎 good job leon and Lejf awsome

[@Teslaundmehr]

Thanks steve, Lejf did an amazing job!

[@T2D.SteveArcs]

@@Teslaundmehr you both did mate looks great 😎😎😎

[@manishKumar-pf8zj]

code ????????????

[@recramorcenlemniscate7945]

Check your junk mail just in case ;) I'd love to bring that product to market with you.

[@Teslaundmehr]

I will check it out these days!

[@szekerespista3758]

@@Teslaundmehr Hello. I am interested to buy! Do you have 1 unit for sale?

[@teslamusikpetir]

Wow keren 🇮🇩⚡⚡⚡

[@Teslaundmehr]

hackaday.io/project/184572-diy-tesla-coil-winding-machine

[@suharto9313]

curious

[@lukasa.1141]

Hi