DIY Motor Speed Controller (And More!)

[@garrylivie5862]

Bro the RuneScape genie 🧞‍♂️ I love it

[@colbyjohnson2344]

Very cool. Looking forward to seeing it. I've been making an axial one too. Was going to try your ferrite core method on mine soon. Keep up the great work!

[@BenjaminMarshallScienceMan]

Hey! For some reason I just saw this. I saw your videos a while ago, your axial motors are awesome! I'd love to chat on discord some time about designs for axials, and especially the best way to produce a magnetic core for one if you're ever interested.

[@sFeral]

Some linear motors up to spice things up

[@phase_shifter1375]

THIS IS SOOOO AWESOME! I want to make a electric motor that is ultra silent.

[@justacoffeemakerjr.9813]

superb work.. so it's an attiny based bldc esc trial project? , next update and share final custom pcb circuit n code.. 👍

[@Kang38290]

i love your videos so much

[@robinjames7967]

have you tried building a "yildiz motor"?

[@chang2455]

Any update on motors?

[@AlyxGlide]

I wonder why diamagnetic stators aren't preferred

[@BenjaminMarshallScienceMan]

I'm not an expert, but a cursory wikipedia reading says that diamagnetic effects are much weaker than other types of magnetism.

[@BogdanChiorpec]

Hi ! We have to talk ! I want to give you an electromagnetic generator ...an ideea ! It can generate high power...around 100kw . You are the right man who can build the smaller version ...2kw ....1litre thermos like volume !

[@naughti_penguin2340]

how'd you get started with all this electronics?

[@BenjaminMarshallScienceMan]

I only picked electronics up a couple of years ago. I was unstimulated with my job in the military, and realized that I knew almost nothing about electronics. So I used it as an outlet for mental stimulation. The way I got into it was by buying some cheap component assortments on Amazon (eg. transistor kit, resistor kit, capacitor kit, diode kit, inductor kit, LED kit. All of these cost just a few dollars) and making basic circuits like logic gates, oscillators, boost converters etc. It's important to develope an understanding of what different components are used for. Once I knew the basics, I eventually bought microcontrollers and played with programming them.

[@naughti_penguin2340]

@@BenjaminMarshallScienceMan thanks man. im an electrical engineeeing freshman and ur inspiring me to make my own diy projects, i just find all of your projects so damn cool man! i've been feeling turned off by engineering lately in favor for math and physics. i feel like i rediscovered why i liked engineering in the first place when i see your videos. i've only tried microcontroller programming before with an arduino so i'm going to try making my own basic circuits like you did.

[@iunnolol2114]

nice work! is your goal purely to make things spin or are you aiming to become a servo wizard too?

[@BenjaminMarshallScienceMan]

My goal is to build everything from scratch ._. On a serious note, I'm not too into servos but I've always thought it would be cool to build a stepper motor.

[@GreeblesTech]

the drip

[@ericdraken]

Love this.

[@sFeral]

Speaking of

[@Erdroy1]

Awesome!