Building A Induction Heater

[@adoidont]

Would be great if you chimed in with an updated shopping list...

[@DubYuhGChoppa]

Aye this guy posted a ton of legendary dubstep tracks

[@finnmacdiarmid3250]

I love how the dyna community has become part of the engineering community, or even the inverse!

[@dabslug]

For real, i just got into vape 2 days ago. I order a VonG yesterday. And today im thinking about how to build my own heater, stem, bubbler and even to anodize my dynavap lol. This is just crazy

[@educatevirtually]

For a "designer look" use a wooden box from a craft store. To make it portable, wire 3 18650 35E batteries, put into a box, use same type plug as the connector to the heater. I get about 80 microdoses, 2 heat cycles each. before recharging the batteries.

[@sumanchhetri1809]

U should make a video about it.

[@OlafKoch-j5y]

video pls

[@BooktownBoy]

Came to YT looking for a DIY induction heater for this exact reason :) I love the internet (mostly). Thank you dude.

[@James-fe7wd]

Only at the end of the video I realised you wanted to make one of these for exactly the same reason I do. Great vid mate, thanks for the walk through!

[@elishmittywerminghanjensen1264]

That's a nice thermal extraction device you got there.

[@Planter1414]

However would he use his Lavender without his thermal extraction device???

[@renseihaodum7778]

I love this simple build. I am going to use your idea on the same build to for my 300 blk-out brass. Thanks so much for the post, build and item list!

[@educatevirtually]

I have gone through 3 revisions from the base design. I added a glass rest (upside down bowl from a silicone chillum) adjusted the diameter of the coils, larger to smaller then the rest for the dynavap. I am using multiple magnets so the vapcap centers in the magnetic field (maximizes cooling between heats) about 5 seconds to heat up, 6-8 seconds to double click cool down, then ready for a second heat cycle. Uniform vaporization of doses, I use the 1/2 size. Cheers all. note: follow the wiring guides supplied with the components.

[@solomanjain915]

Thanks

[@educatevirtually]

On the magnets, I have a metal base, then two magnets side by side, then a 1/16th thick metal bar across the two mags. The vapcap with jump to the center point between the magnets and gets immersed in the fields of the two magnets. It is important to here it click cool before reheating, or you will burn your material. Cheers

[@kar2n101]

Built one with ease! Takes approx 7 seconds to click but 23 seconds is the sweet spot for me. It will definitely take practice to get the best results, especially if you're like me and only have experience heating with a torch. Thanks for sharing this build with us!

[@1delta10tango9]

23 seconds and no combustion?

[@kar2n101]

@@1delta10tango9 Not on the first hit. If you're a cloud chaser, you wont be happy with a seven second warm up. First hit is 22-23 seconds while I slowly rotate it in the heater. YMMV but definitely experiment with times

[@RobQuinney]

@@kar2n101 so you do use your Dynavap to combust herb then lmao

[@kar2n101]

@@RobQuinney I must be high. I have to keep editing my post! I double checked my power supply and it is the one recommended in the video. Every other video of IHs I have seen, they click around 6-7 seconds just as mine does. I get three fat hits off each pack. I cool off completely between each session. I use a timer and heat for 24 seconds. I then pass it through my mini bubbler with no combustion. I don't know what else to say other than to try it for yourself. Experiment a little, don't be afraid to roast one if you leave it too long. 24 seconds seems to be my sweet spot (with the current strain) now and my avb is brown, not black.

[@97guimaraes]

just made one today, this video helped me a lot. appreciate it

[@MonkeyUK.]

Wear did u bye the parts from if u don’t mind me asking

[@JoeyandAbby]

This is the perfect video for me and for some reason I happen you have the exact parts you have.

[@MostWantedOHA]

very well done !!! Thank You !!!

[@vaponiakvaporiste1810]

Best vid of the Internets. Thank you a million time!

[@davidpaylor5666]

Brilliant how-to.

[@MidFlips]

Omg thank you for this exquisite video

[@wreckitremy5563]

Thank you for watching!

[@jeffbr19]

Can you update the build list links, some are broken or parts out of stock

[@bossebatong]

Need to build one for my 280AI cases.

[@markissboi3583]

Nifty little unit you built

[@m_gossel]

Ive been looking for so long!

[@wreckitremy5563]

More too come! Hopefully this week

[@topotron2987]

If I put the mosfet device what extra cable would I have to run?

[@russelljames9988]

great video! mine worked perfectly for a week until it randomly decided to stop working. i screwed in the wires instead of soldering them is that why it's no longer working?

[@Kinginallday]

instead of soldering the coils could you screw them into the blue thing

[@renan3916]

yes this is also possible

[@williamfrance-]

I did this and melted the blue screw connector after about 30m

[@Kinginallday]

@@williamfrance- same lol

[@hsharma3933]

Good video. But I have a few points that might help you. First off, clean every surface with flux before you solder. It’ll help the solder stick. Solder in one hand, solder iron in the other. And always keep some solder on the tip

[@wreckitremy5563]

Thanks for the tips!

[@hsharma3933]

@@wreckitremy5563 sure thing! You’re doing a service with this video. Good on ya.

[@TheBretthiltz]

or just get better solder with flux in it

[@CHIBA280CRV]

Fantastic build and informative video sir thanks 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@skandral1339]

does the cork end up burning as it is in direct contact with the vapcap??

[@wreckitremy5563]

Slightly if your using it a lot. But it takes a long time

[@skandral1339]

@@wreckitremy5563 thought so. should be fine then. 😃

[@chrisfrank7278]

Battery powered next?

[@Primitivemycology]

Im new to induction coils. What purpose does the glass serve? The coil will heat a metal scalpel without it. Am i missing something here?

[@alexg813]

Hey Remy, great how to video. Is it possible to get a link to the power supply cord used in this build. I'm simply replicating yours exactly. Thanks I'll keep looking for the next one.

[@wreckitremy5563]

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[@JORGEv-gz1fd]

How many amperes do you recomend for a quick heating? I have been ussing a 3 amperes power supply and it takes about 1 minute to heat up the cap.

[@yaelnunez5979]

Hey wondering why you didn't end up installing the Mosfet. Looking into building one but including the Mosfet

[@jtoker9758]

On that coil, can you just use regular copper wire that is pretty thick, just take all the rubber off it? I see that one you used looks to be coated or something. I got a ton of copper bare wire that I could use, but didn't know if it would be better with that coating, or if it mattered.

[@davidhill3724]

What size box is that exactly

[@mariok1120]

List of the electronic parts?

[@SwajitG]

Is wine cork safe to keep at bottom ??

[@Michael-ht4wt]

Whare I can buy this glass adapter, amazon link is not working.

[@joshTheGoods]

Need a cheap deburring tool to smooth out that drill hole in your project box. Great stuff!

[@annieshavingthoughtsagain]

Super interesting. I'm sorry if this is a dumb question, but why doesn't the cork stopper get burn when you are using the unit? Does it sit below the coil or something?

[@MikeDawg0007]

Can you post a link to the (UNUSED) MOSFET board?

[@kennethaucoin2272]

Awesome video. Built mine quickly and without issue. Thank you so much.

[@kennethaucoin2272]

What would be the benefit, if any, to adding a MOSFET and how?

[@Backpacksandtrails]

I can't find the same size box anywhere....nor can I find any info on the glass adapter you used.....any ideas? Thanks.

[@ganzei1]

would be interesting with a battery ides?!

[@MonkeyUK.]

Wear did u bye the parts from

[@peterhoughton69]

Hi im going to give making one a go . Great video I have just received my induction heater and have powered it with a 12v 8 amp power supply and a 3s lipo battery. It works but the coil gets extremely hot to hot to touch without having any metal objects inside the coil is this normal ?

[@1raceskier]

The glass ferrule is no longer available from Amazon. Could you provide the dimensions, so one could search for an alternative? I assume it is borosilicate?

[@jtoker9758]

Depending on how you could do it, you could use a tig cup. I'm sure tig can get much hotter than these can, so it would be good. Just another outside the box idea to throw around. I got a Fusion, which is bigger than the dyna and some of these tig cups are tapered, and the dani fits in perfect. And they have all different types and lengths as well.

[@MrDrNudel]

Dude I’m so grateful ❤ thank you 🫡

[@aaronarmit4829]

Man thats so sick. Question. Does the heat affect the container its in? Since it seems to be plastic of some sorts? And would the heat ever shatter the glass adapter piece ? I love it! It looks sick!

[@wreckitremy5563]

I haven’t had any problems with the heat affecting the plastic or glass. The only heat you get is residual heat from the object being heated. So the glass and coil get most of the heat

[@MYeahman]

Maybe make a cup with rockwool to encase the coil

[@kareem6230]

I love these inventions. Keep publishing videos, and they will reach 1000,000 inshallah

[@vitaly5209]

good job! thanks for sharing!

[@boira_dani]

I have tried this but I can't get the coil soldered to the board :( it doesn't heat up enough for the solder to make a good contact... my soldering iron is capable of achieving 450c, is that enough?

[@ericdecolsales3066]

Great, man! I think i will do quite like yours but i will place the button under the coil from the inside and put comething like wood or glas on top from inside the coil to keep a distance from the button. Insert your dynavap to instantly turn the induction on

[@MrDrNudel]

I don’t get mine working. When I put metal in the coil the light of the induction plate is blinking. What should I do?

[@chasewinters7050]

Does the plastic lid burn after regular use?

[@longloi2466]

Can i change the ac adapter to 18650

[@rohitdadwal3399]

Is it portable or wired one ih ?

[@MycoAlan]

Where can I find that glass adapter, the link no longer works, what’s it called please?

[@wazzakokolokokolokon6218]

hello! im trying to build one. I´m using a 12v 30w 2.5a supply power and i know it is not enough but i tought that, at least, the button would light (to know if the circuit works even without the necessary energy, to use a good power supply later), but nothing happens, any ideas?

[@wazzakokolokokolokon6218]

Hello again! It was my button. I purchased it on aliexpress and i didnt see the diagram they have on the product´s web xdd. But it seems not to heat up, anyone has experimented this before? i thought the zvs was broken, then i purchased another but nothing changes

[@JORGEv-gz1fd]

​@@wazzakokolokokolokon6218Dude, actually I am exactly in the same situation. I think that the amperes is not enought to heat up quickly. Did you find any way?

[@wazzakokolokokolokon6218]

@@JORGEv-gz1fd after trying to make one several times I decided to purchase an yllih 🤣 it works great with dynavap: 2x18650, usbc, timer, height adjustment.

[@JORGEv-gz1fd]

@@wazzakokolokokolokon6218 Yea, that sounds better. I've been thinking about it too

[@nonnegaard]

Could you add a battery in there somewhere?

[@Planter1414]

How big of a power bank would you need to power this? If you had a USB to dc output it could become portable, if the power bank is strong enough to power it.

[@shippuuden28]

for those who want to build an IH, dont cut the yellow wire without checking connections, NC NO LED etc, every wire harness is different. In my case i had to cut of blue. Now its working. An IH is so damn nice guys.

[@debo4098]

I think this is intended as a "buy and use what I did" kind of tutorial, but for completeness you are correct.

[@Bewanofo]

Amazing video! will build, how long does it take it for the dynavap to click?

[@wreckitremy5563]

Not long, just a few seconds

[@queefstroganoff2643]

Haha this is the exact reason I looked this video up and I was stoked to see the dynavap at the end.

[@educatevirtually]

Thanks for posting, well done, parts on order!

[@tyh7529]

Is the cork safe at temp?

[@wreckitremy5563]

Yes

[@LomaGnome]

Welp, got me a project for the first month in the new year.

[@analemma.inflection]

The terpenes are strong with this one.

[@leMao_0420]

if i wanna build this with a mosfet , how should i do the wiring ? do you have a wiring diagram.

[@Johell]

Wow... soo simple. Thank you very much.

[@Triannosaurus]

This looks like an awesome and fun project to make, thank you I’ll definitely be making this!

[@ryankuisti]

What happens if you don't have a mosfet?

[@kennist2046]

Nice vid! Can you please add wiring diagram? Asking because wire colors may differ. I also thinking of adding batterys and have orders some 18650 already, but confused a bit where in the wiring to add them.

[@wreckitremy5563]

Yes, I will make a wire diagram

[@kennist2046]

@@wreckitremy5563 found a wiring of the button in your description already :) Still would be cool adding batterys. I'm building mine right now following the old tutorial on reddit. It goes a bit messy, but I'm a complete novice and I don't have soldering iron yet (ordered already with other parts for the next ih build) :)

[@goomdoom3049]

I would also love to see a battery version! Any idea on how to hook that up?

[@wreckitremy5563]

@@goomdoom3049 I’ll be doing a battery powered build soon!

[@renan3916]

@@wreckitremy5563 hey dude! any updates on the powered build? we are looking forward to it!

[@Vitteo2123]

can i buy that? ship it here in the philippines

[@DUD3_BR0]

With no cooling or ventilation on the mosfets, I can't imagine it would last very long before burning out. Especially with the coil in the same enclosed space as the board.

[@Triannosaurus]

Would it be ok to use a tin box for this project? The box itself is magnetic, I'm not sure if it would be safe for induction style heating.

[@wreckitremy5563]

I’m actually not sure, I have not seen one in a tin box. Might need to do some research on that one. but I believe the only area that will conduct heat is the inside of the coil, any other heat is just radiant

[@jessenunn1180]

Followed to a T, powers up when I push the button but as soon as I put a metal object inside the coil, the blue light flashes as well as the switch light and nothing heats up ?? Any advice thanks

[@everyonesashill9357]

Do these get hot?

[@renan3916]

awesome project! would you mind sharing how many inches should I drill the 2 holes on the top of the box?

[@bobbylover155]

a 4" hole should do the job

[@syamsulamri3340]

How to add fan?

[@stradinha200]

Opa vende?

[@kathycob6506]

I wish I could do this 😬

[@timothyvoland5232]

Kathy Cob,hi if you still haven't found an induction heater I'd be happy to construct one like this. Only ask you source the parts needed an send them my way. I have all the tools,glue,etc...will return finished product at my expense. Lemme know!

[@luismatuk6542]

what is the size of the box ??? please

[@moise1903]

Is there anyway to make this battery powered?!

[@HuheJass]

If you know what you’re doing I don’t see why not, but be very careful how you use the batteries. Doing this step wrong could lead to a battery failure which could be very dangerous. It would be probably cheaper easier and safer to just buy an induction heater

[@dierbeats]

Subscribed mate, good stuff. Wanna make this soon but was wondering if you have any tips on building it safely?

[@wreckitremy5563]

Yes, thank you. safety first! My next video will include wire diagrams

[@LucianIchim-m9l]

Prea mic letkon...la temperaturi mari nu țin lipiturile....pune conectori metalici

[@DIYTechTube]

This is a great video.

[@arbleizbzh7672]

Anyone knows what the dimensions of the glass adapter are? The part recommended is no longer on Amazon.

[@WhiteEnzo]

nice. good job bro

[@TherapyBE]

Nice video, is there a reason you use a momentary switch instead of a latch switch?

[@wreckitremy5563]

Just so that it is only powered on when the switch is held down. But a latch switch will work as well

[@TherapyBE]

@@wreckitremy5563 Thanks, would love a battery powered build too!

[@shippuuden28]

@@wreckitremy5563 hey remy, my heater turns off if the switch is held down and works if i release my finger from the switch, so it works all the time if the button is not pushed. what could be the problem?

[@wreckitremy5563]

@@shippuuden28 sounds like you need to switch the connections for the button

[@shippuuden28]

@@wreckitremy5563 hmm im an ape man, what exactly should i do?

[@mikec4308]

How much did the parts cost and how long did it take to make it?

[@wreckitremy5563]

Under $100 for the parts on Amazon, build time probably 1-2 hours.

[@GanjaGardner]

Wheres the after hit!?

[@XXXXX20581]

The glass adapter is too long and is taking away most of the function from the coil. A shorter adapter would definitely be a nice touch

[@LiquidRelief]

Solder Yellow and Black Together kabooooooom

[@bartoszk7074]

Do u sell it? I buy this!

[@ti2m2]

Fantastic video. Thanks!

[@QuePatoMedia]

thanks bro

[@trashcat492]

I really want to try this, but this would be my first project like this, and I’m not really comfortable with soldering yet. Can I use electrical tape or a t-tap to connect the wiring instead of solder?

[@sportscarclinic]

Now's a good time to learn to solder.

[@LucianIchim-m9l]

....inductorul are nevoie de ventilație

[@randol.official]

please put this on r/stonerengineering

[@therealprince777]

Put it together for $40.

[@royalpnis]

Got as far as the "Test" part in my build and then when I plugged it in the light just flickered and the button didn't light up. So naturally I just smashed it all and tossed it in the trash. Soldering isn't for me, i'll stick to using a torch.

[@LetsPlayBro01]

Sounds like your power supply was too weak

[@emmgee7153]

Hate the 175 dollar price battery induction heater. Just Plain stupid.