Homemade mini DIY PCB drill press table from rails CD drives

[@robertcartier5088]

Nice use of CD player rails! This one is simpler and better than most that I have seen.

[@laoch33]

Damn, it's such a good end product! Those CD drives really had precision steel rails. Great idea, great use for them! 🙌

[@demusnewton3812]

you've outdone yourself C.C.,what can I say

[@darkandmercury1]

best diy drill press on youtube i ever seen

[@arquitectronico]

TE LUCISTE!!! ESTE ES EL MEJOR MINI DRILL PRESS ARTESANAL QUE HE VISTO EN MI VIDA!!!! (THIS IS THE BEST MINI DRILL PRESS I´VE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE!!!) CONGRATULATIONS!!!!

[@Ogma3bandcamp]

Probably the best repurposing of these old drives I've ever seen.

[@banadoomurtaza472]

good

[@marrisridhar886]

This is a great idea using old cd driver parts nicely don

[@MaxBrainDevices]

Realy Nice work

[@Iocreo]

wow fantastic video very nice

[@tudu_list]

At last! found a youtuber who doesn't use hot glue to put things together. Great job!

[@sunchaserw1477]

you are so creative indeed! I learnt so much from you. Thank you!

[@karadeniz8901]

افكارك رووووووعة 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@sharifansari5883]

Very good my friend

[@Raven1024]

I really like this, this is awesome dude.

[@FrankypankyV8]

awesome video 👍👍👍 drill looks very good

[@pierre5325]

Dear Creative Channel, this was great! Most enjoyable. pierre from New Mexico

[@aloysiusgeorge6301]

Nice, much easier than the previous one

[@petertyrrell6690]

What a great idea. Thanks for sharing.

[@maza6357]

nice idea. thanks for sharing

[@jonnieZG]

Great, thanks for the idea and the tutorial!

[@justinvain377]

so inspiring, I really enjoy your project! :)

[@hobbyelectronics6630]

Excellent ! I'm building one right now.

[@manoloduda3318]

many thanks for sharing, for dedicate time ,recording the assembling process.

[@gauravkothari5263]

Nice Work.... I am very much Impressed by your Ideas... Thanks for Sharing it...

[@jakub3747]

good job you make stuff really good

[@aldeen19]

Very nice idea, Thank you.

[@TheHoviat]

great idea, very creative

[@samvicisa]

Se muestra su destreza creativa, se agradece porque es una excelente opción...! Gracias amigo...:!

[@cedrickdelacruz8228]

geeez man, that dc motor is so strong!

[@greatideas5155]

Excellent, i like it 👍

[@GrozerVonTeplitz]

This is so clever,with light and all. Please keep em coming:)

[@mastertech9619]

great video

[@fredimachadonet]

Awesome project. Thanks!

[@Kartung]

i from space,, i like you project..

[@EnshanThimothy]

Wow, super Nice idea man.... Thank you for the video

[@ahmedamer7794]

another good project

[@electroman1556]

wow! i want to build this thing too! thanks for the IDEA! Liking

[@radiorob007]

that's nice, thanks for sharing! Regards from the Netherlands. Rob.

[@aravind6208]

good drill press

[@mezyone2726]

bây giờ em mới biêt anh có một kên giành riêng cho nước ngoài. ^^

[@sadielou9818]

Great Idea. I first tried a motor from a electric shaver, was not powerful enough to drill a pc board. Then installed a 7.2v Makita drill motor. A bit big but it easily does the trick. The Makita had other issues. I often see cordless drills at thrift stores. Then side mounted a slide switch for power and back mounted a 12v 5a brick type computer supply i found at a yard sale for 50 cents. Then also on the back mounted 2x 2ohm 15w resistors to drop the voltage. Oh, also am trying dental burrs from ebay rather than drill bits. A bit hard to decipher the size of these things but there are charts online. From what I read the diamond dental burrs will last forever. Will see, my first experience using them. I tried talking my dentist out of some but no luck. His are probably of higher quality than the ones I bought. I left off the lever on top finding it easier to just push the block behind the motor.

[@sadielou9818]

The collate I got off ebay fit the shaft of the drill motor perfectly. If the motor shaft is too small for the collate you will catch fits trying to get it centered, believe me.....

[@vishaks.g6657]

nice and good idea.

[@HarvssLadd]

These videos are great!

[@irrfanjaff4987]

very nice sir

[@h4073]

superbb bro

[@eletronicalivre8927]

Adoro este canal por causa claro das invenções e criatividade.. mas sobretudo pela musica de assovio =)

[@Злойенот-я1д]

Гениально и просто!

[@alirezamomeni5151]

Thats really great all equipment projects I bought all three projects were only the latter metal pieces CD-ROM

[@giovannilacchei3418]

beautiful compliments video

[@mirianaquino2877]

awesome men! really awesome the only part that i see dificult to find are those mini drill chunk :(

[@hobbyelectronics6630]

eBay about $1.50 for the chuck and collets and $2.50 for a Johnson 380 motor. I hand drill PCB s with this setup.

[@manofpower]

Cute....and..... super.....

[@sk.creation110]

Which type of motor is this and it is a very nice project

[@aminenaouch4954]

nice video

[@alirezamomeni5151]

If you have time to cut pcb design with low-cost parts we can make right now so I need you are the best

[@republicoftutorials6068]

Very Nice

[@hamzaes-saki1948]

good job & i will make it too

[@lancsFrogger]

fantastic video

[@ChannelCreativeVN]

thanks bro

[@aravindadas567]

which dvd rom has this type of metal laser holder?

[@tonyfoster61]

Nice job man!

[@rafaelmarroquin4429]

really great :) good proyect you dont share on "Instructables" ?

[@coneezeus]

Muy buen invento como siempre. Saludos

[@greencontact]

Thank you from this!

[@andresolimac5912]

q grandioso video puedes laludarme en un proximo video

[@sanu7210]

where you got spring ? is it from pen ?

[@ayis68]

great job! dimension of wooden parts?

[@AdryannMCOfficial]

The best idea :O Tomorrow i try to make one if i have some free time :D

[@DeronShank]

Is there a right and wrong way to hook the wires up or is there a specific way the wires must be ran ? If so can you indicate what tires get hooked to what ? Would be super helpful to us non experienced electrical guys haha. Thanks in advance. What a awesome project.

[@raykent3211]

In case you don't get a more complete answer, here are my tips. Forget the LED and resistor, it's nice but not essential if you have good lighting. Now you just need to connect two wires from a DC motor to a suitable battery. If you do it the wrong way around it won't cause any damage, the motor will just spin in the opposite direction, and the drill bit won't cut. So just swap them.

[@DeronShank]

What if you would happen to want to use a on/off switch to start and stop the drill. How would that configure into the positive and negative wires going from the motor to the battery? Thank you for answering my question as it looks like Im not getting a reply from the producer of this content or they are super busy and havent checked you tube recently lol.

[@raykent3211]

Deron Shank Connect a wire direct from one terminal of the battery to one terminal of the motor. Assuming you have a simple on/off switch that only has two terminals, then connect a wire from the other battery terminal to one of them. Then connect the other terminal of the switch to the other terminal of the motor. It makes no difference whether the switch is intercepting the positive side or the negative side. If your switch has 3 terminals it's probaby "changeover". Take one wire to the *centre* terminal and the other to either of the outside ones.

[@DeronShank]

Ray Kent Thank You Sir!!!!! Its a bigger switch that has Off, Low, and High. It has three prongs. Two up top in each corner and one on the bottom left corner.

[@raykent3211]

Deron Shank​ Oh dear! Trouble is there's no fixed standard for switches... I guess you don't have a multimeter. I suggest you treat the one that's separate as what I called the centre one as a first try. You won't damage anything if you get it wrong. I might be able to clarify what I said earlier into a recipe. I'll write to represent a connecting wire. First: Bat+ motA , motB bat- The motor will spin. If it spins the wrong way (the drill bit needs to turn clockwise when looking down from above the machine) then do Bat+ motB , motA bat- Once you've sorted that then (using mot+ and mot-) we have Bat+ mot+ , mot- bat- ok? Now you can interrupt either wire with the switch, so I'll pick Bat+ switchA , switchB mot+ , mot- bat- You can find which pins work on the switch by trial and error without risk Good luck, I'd like to hear how you get on.

[@vantiennguyen7926]

Bên vn có chưa anh

[@Kartung]

nice guy.. how to get dc motor? price?

[@sergioalbertorojasro]

Show de BOLA!, Congratulations!, Sarabá, foi o melhor uso da carcaça de tocador de DVD. Minha dúvida é onde conseguir o suporte da broca?, qual o nome da peça?, abraços 1000

[@SolarReturn1966]

Excellent videos sir! Could you also add plan sheets also? Enjoy your videos! Best Regards!

[@superboy8753]

were did u get the small drill u were using

[@thanhloantranthi3728]

hay lắm anh ơi

[@hainguyenthanh2420]

wtf nguoi vn

[@omkarkhade4602]

Nice video , I will also try to make one for me.

[@kourywarren6129]

what are the little chrome blocks?

[@nileshmane1770]

Which mini drilling tool you used

[@fernandaalejandrarojaspint1422]

Hola la parte donde va el motor de donde la sacaste ?

[@rubengrobasdiaz1191]

eres genial

[@Alexandra-vc4hn]

Great job !! ... can you make a metal melter and/or bench power suppy from ATX power supply ?

[@miftosaurus]

... mi se pare că le-a făcut deja! :P

[@MuhammedsWorlds]

great thanks bro

[@aravind6208]

good drill press and what is the price of the motor

[@PopeBenedictusX]

what is that mini hand drill/grinder that u re using ?

[@jirun2359]

good idea with cd rom part

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[@AshishPatel-ru1op]

nice idea

[@fabrizziomagana6689]

excuse me, ¿where did you take from the dc 5v motor?

[@mohamadelrachidi6062]

hey what type of wood you use

[@muhaiminchoudhury2866]

That's good thinking.

[@ionmarius6652]

can u please tell me what should be the drill bit diameter? thanks for pcb

[@hanzala9004]

Good job please give 5v motor buying link

[@shironpathirana]

this is amazing for me!!

[@ภัทรพลปรากฎชื่อ013]

เป็นคนไทยป่าว

[@mohammedrifaz753]

Where did you get that motor?

[@qaisarkhan2867]

nice bro

[@imashish86]

Hello Mate. Thanks for the video. Can you make a video where we can use a car vaccum cleaner at home?? It probably uses 12v output from the car battery. So if we can have a box/board connected to AC power but limit the output to 12v so we can use the car vaccum cleaner at home. I really can use that. 😃😃😃 thank you so much... Mad Genius!!

[@stephenho633]

Just great!

[@CRCmotors]

Your so awsome

[@MrJabberw0ck]

What about over discharge protection circuit for the li-ion battery?

[@muhammadrohan9358]

where mini drill chuck is found please tell me

[@MrMaxyMahdia]

Can You Please Try To Make a Case holder for electronics tools ( like the DVD/CD Case ) ?

[@shunsuikyoraku1870]

How did 3.7 V battery power both 5V DC motor and 3V LED Diode, and where is resistor?

[@naresratchatasuwan5953]

5:38

[@miftosaurus]

"5V DC motor" is a generic name, he's not really a 5V, but about 3V or so... those minimotors you can find in cheapie chinese motorised toys: trains, tanks, and so on... and the led is a 3.6 V one... voltage difference is too small, and anyway, the motor will lower his voltage a bit because is overvolted, so, the real voltage will be about 3.4-3.5V and lower, when the battery will become drain...