DIY Solenoid winding machine | Arduino project

[@DoTheDiy]

This fancy design means nothing if you do not show the end result and quality of winding. Which i am sure the machine fails to deliver thats y u have not shown it in video.

[@patprop74]

Well Duh hahahaha we can all imagine how it ended up, the spool was not properly supported and there was no means of adding tension to the wire as it was being spooled, Try filling a fishing rod reel without someone pinching the spool as its being filled lol the Same thing will happen lol But to be fair, his little design is a good start, now it just needs some tweaking and at least there was no hot glue used for a change.

[@e-pi5189]

The encoder resolution is also awful.

[@bomche115]

@@patprop74 Good

[@EsotericArctos]

It's a good basic start. Why don't you tweak it and make a follow-up video 🙂

[@EsotericArctos]

@@e-pi5189 probably a cheap encoder. If you tweak the design you could use higher quality 🙂. It's not bad for a concept.

[@alanh8664]

Having built these for Germany, Airbus: A tensioner is critical, even if just some friction on the wire spool. However a tensioner consisting of the wire passing through a open cell foam pad is much better. Not only the tension is added, but also straightens and smoths out the wire, removes oscillation in the wire prior to winds added to bobbin. A piece of foam folded over, wire running through it, pressure on the foam. If the wire mover is further from the bobbin, the wire will correctly lay by itself surprisingly well, must have tensoner adjusted. I made a bobbin winder for about 200 euros, that blew away the German 40,000 euro winder

[@sayasendiri3219]

Klo bli brp hrg y boos ?

[@pesnet7]

The arduino reminds me of the generation of the Z80 microprocessor. Everything was allowed, everything was possible to design.

[@iranmaia91]

Why didn't you show the final product? Even if the machine doesn't work is good to see to know what must be improved.

[@chandrasukarno2070]

agree, it was amazing work, inspiring me at all i don't care even the machine works or not, good job

[@moonstar8084]

Failute project so ending hidden...

[@thangbanben5683]

Isn't it shown in the intro?

[@iranmaia91]

@@thangbanben5683 not the machine but the wire. He doesn't show the final wired product.

[@stevemyatt2]

Time index 11:00: Voice over is inaudible because of the backing music - please adjust balance - this is an excellent project! Thank you for sharing with us

[@jaredevans8518]

Can a BLDC motor be used as the winding motor? Of course it would require a different drive circuit.

[@avey_6607]

Loving your workshop man, it's like you've got everything I've ever wanted for my workshop 😅great job on the winding machine too 👍

[@emidiomalabelli7418]

complimenti per i tuoi progetti.Anche se ti accusano che il progetto non funziona potrei avere i listati di arduino e il progetto in generale?. Ho bisogno di costruire una bobinatrice per trasformatori e il suo progetto puo essere la base di partenza

[@darrenglynn597]

It is a very nice bit of kit. But it would be nice to know what parts to get to build the project. The measurements of the casing and how high the to make it. Please advise I would like to know. Many thanks.

[@137bob3d]

the excitor coil on my yamaha stator has a center tap. could you show us how to wind it. also its not exactly at the center of the winding , more like 1/6 of the way from one end.

[@mnmaker8440]

Whoa... even if it may not have worked perfectly this is still a cool design and could definitely be tweaked enough to function. Great job!

[@Edmorbus]

Can you share the gerber files and arduino Files.

[@electromatic2014]

I made this same Project for my college degree, but this is way too simple. I managed to do awg36 wire with perfect results but you require the right motors, perfect sync algorithms and control techniques... We didnt even get to see The final result Nor the process, hopefully you can show us...

[@SimonPlatten]

How does the length and number of turns work? I would think the length is determined by the number of turns?

[@abelmathews3102]

Metal rod mm?

[@discipleofgod5948]

You didn't show us a final product the wound bobbin. Excellent miniature of the machine I use to make transformers with. I use to sit inside a winding machine and make coils as small as you just wound up to as big as 20L paint drum. And I had to manually switch it from side to side as the wire layered, then watch the counter so that I knew when to switch off the motor at right number of turns. Your circuitry is beautifully designed to do it all at once by setting it up with a turn of a dial. Nice job

[@EsotericArctos]

What are the end results like? Are the windings nicely tensioned and even? I could see this saving hours of time if the windings are nice at the end. A few little tweaks to give consistent tension on the wire and this could be a great device. Just as a note. Music was too loud when you were doing your promotional talk. Couldn't hear it properly.

[@carloshernangarcia5511]

Como hago para comprar el kit de la bobinadora estoy en colombia le agradesco la informacion y cuanto me vale y porque medio se paga

[@shingabiss]

Great and clever build! Did you have the wire diameter as a constant in the code; didn't see you enter it. This would be necessary for the carriage to know what distance to travel per turn. Is the two color disk read by opto sensor to count revolutions? I would think the code would have a counter that would tell it when done.

[@UReasonIt]

Wow. You did cut that one a bit short at the end.

[@jbjb303]

Does ANYONE know what these Arduino part #s are and the programing files used for this system? I also wanted to use rotary encoder software using the built in switch control. I searched High & Low for the software.

[@ChrisTuttle]

No band aid at the beginning...that deserves a "like"!

[@misterAD88]

Thank you. I love arduino projects

[@marcnadeau2367]

Nice job. Does it have a speed adjustment?

[@gabrieleponte815]

You haven't considered the diameter of the wire, which is important for the movement of the carriage (I mean in the software part of the project, and the relative movement of the stepper motor), Also I don't see a clutch on the starting spool, in order to keep the thread always under tension

[@matt759537]

hey do you by chance have the included firmware code to make this device / wiring diagram? very interested!

[@SFORSANDEEP]

How the head moves left and right even the thread rod moves in same direction??

[@rogerbrowne5514]

Dear Sir, Where did you buy your rotary encoder ?

[@jotbes]

dear friend, on which url can i get the sketch?

[@bockmann7446]

That gives me the idea to use an axis of my CNC milling machine for the wire guide. The rest of the winding device would be stretched onto the machine bed like a workpiece

[@vengug7303]

Great job 👍 where is the code ??

[@recovered_file]

Great job. But no more available on electric diy lab ?? Where can I find this project ? :)

[@flymario8046]

That little saw made my fingers bleed just watching you cut with it. Love your project box! Well done. Now I see you have bandaid on lol. You did great! Why didn't you show us the filling out bobbin? It looks like the directional arm is going way to fast back and forth to do a good job.

[@y2ksw1]

Looks nice. I only would have used a stepper as the winding motor as well. Slower, but precise enough to wind cob-web coils and the such, too. And for teaching, slow motion is a nice addition.

[@Val-ee4hd]

Do you sell these coil winders? If so how much. Would love to get one.

[@electronic7979]

It has been an excellent study. liked it very much.

[@shubhamsutar7602]

Great project sir please provide code and Circuit diagram

[@69narsus68]

Great work, I love the design. I'm looking forward to your next project. Can you share your codes and diagrams?

[@3xAudio]

thanks. helping me improve my own projects and come up with ideas

[@ClarkBattle]

Oddly, this is one of the only pickup winders that include support for the the spool.

[@bitsurfer0101]

Did you make or buy the plastic brackets?

[@franz-juergendreis2913]

Where can I download the gerber-file for the PCB and the Arduino sketch for thise project. The Project is great stuff and I will do a Project with my grandchildren. I will build a E-Gitar and the pickups we will wind by ourself. Therefore your Project is great to do this. Thank you for answer.

[@forMakers]

I am happy to see interesting work.^^

[@gabrielrutowicz9687]

Where I can find code for arduino to do this project?

[@mozillatech7402]

please make a fishing line reel machine that can forward reverse and forth using a spool reel

[@francisaryeetey3896]

hello sir, how do i get this materials for my project work

[@JohnUsp]

Man, next time show the machine running for at least 1 minute or 2.

[@binishsoni]

Amazing video Hey please share additional settings for increasing or decreasing the stepper motor speed and is it possible to run 120w 12v DC motor with this circuit. Else share details how can i run AC motor along with speed variation on both motors

[@vinodvinu4949]

Hii this project looks simple and great can u please share me a complete circuit connections and code.

[@innovacioonestecnologicaswf]

Very good I loved this project I would love to make one, it is also so kind to give me the schematic and code I would appreciate it I am from Colombia

[@marakiwyinager581]

Your background music is unnecessary specially when you talk. Its very high your talk sound is very low, But you did a good job.

[@balu6791]

How get this machine....?

[@lekha4767]

Sir, where is the code for the winding machine which you made last time , please send it

[@sergiosouza9247]

Bom dia amigo por quanto fica uma dessa

[@gelmersunglao852]

i need gerber files? how to take it? i cant buy pcb without gerberfile thankyou

[@sistemasdeflejadomexico233]

Great job!! , Could you share the code. Im beginner. Thanks!!

[@kwacz]

Since you dont show the actual coil being wound or the result i can only assume it does not work well.

[@afawurchannel8892]

The video is very good friend👍👍👍

[@gothwanbie9754]

CAN WE ORDER THE MACHINE.REAL MACHINE RO WIND COARSE THREAD FOR 0.8 MM UP 2.0 MM

[@Redounder]

If you do a voice-over, please stop the annoying music.. Oh BTW, awesome work!

[@avenger6783]

EXELENTE AMIGO....PODRIAS COMPARTIR EL DIAGRAMA Y CODIGO XFA....GRACIAS ....SALUDOS DESDE TABASCO,MEXICO

[@Reciclandoideiasoficial]

Muito top seu projeto . parabéns

[@acharyadevendra5942]

Sir ..complete ......project ..price ..??? Plz reply....

[@GREEVES246]

got difficulty getting link to work for printed circuit board ? please help gary

[@manuelgomez5174]

Only showing the work progress, no details, what technic you used for sliding?

[@MarioMampis]

Good afternoon, excuse me, will you have the plans there or how could I access communication with you? I would like to replicate it for my science project.

[@АндрейК-у8б]

Where can I download source code of your project?

[@Habravalable]

Нужно указывать начало намотки (слева или справа), направление намотки (по часовой стрелке или против), шаг сдвига направляющей и скорость вращения шпинделя. Удачи! 👍 It is necessary to indicate the start of winding (left or right), the direction of winding (clockwise or counterclockwise), the pitch of the guide and the spindle speed. Good luck!

[@RandallStephens397]

this is the "5 minute crafts" version of machinist youtube

[@innovacioonestecnologicaswf]

Excellent, your projects, I would do the winder, please, would you share the code and schematic files, I would be very grateful

[@osamaelhkem]

The attached code is incomplete and has some problems, and also what appears here in the video is different from experience

[@benohsten9323]

I just wound a solenoid using my fingers to guide and tension the wire. It took me twenty minutes.

[@technimoon5523]

idea is good but working efficiency is doubtfull . your video is cleverly hid the winding view of solinoid

[@circuitandtech]

great work sir...but you should make another video by improving and show us the end result I am great fan of yours ...

[@neharronjonsorkarnrs8803]

good work sir👍

[@tesed6151]

Which software used for making pcb

[@vfusion]

Excellent arduino project Can you share arduino code file of this project

[@RayVT]

I would also like to see the source code, I'm working on a machine now. by the way, your music is fine but way too LOUD!

[@gavincurtis]

Nice. A modified version to make me a 3D printer spool winder. :)

[@dsantos5526]

this project is fantastic! would you give me the arduino algorithm code?

[@cesurcoskuner2375]

Very good project!

[@gadhiyabhavesh2779]

Hi I want to buy this machine

[@creativechannelsubhadeep584]

How to get the Gerber file

[@bennixd72p4]

Hello can you Show more Details about the material list?

[@bennixd72p4]

and maybe the arduino code?

[@djrinconxxx8074]

hola podrías compartir los códigos para el arduino y una consulta en vez de usar un motor dc con el sensor usar otro motor pap. y gracias por subir este tipo de videos soy un entusiasta de la electrónica y programación y por eso te pido los códigos de arduino ya que es muy básico de lo que se de arduno

[@dott.juliushide3000]

why the explain project incomplete....

[@eng.carvalho8686]

Disponibiliza o projeto por favor

[@pesnet7]

I was on your site and everything is available to your followers, do you sell these projects that you develop? If so, how to buy kits complete with drawings and parts.

[@TheJuliusCo]

Just wondering the term DIY is changing its meaning to something closer to "Have all this tools and manufacturing gadgets"

[@alvarodiaz2221]

Because if you are a DIY enthusiast you tend to gather those tools with time. If you lack most of these tools then this project is out of your reach, go find some entry level stuff. I have no idea why you are even complaining since this project IS actually entry level. You can sand and cut wood with manual tools, it just takes longer, you can order 3d printed parts if you have no printer or use more wood. Isn't DIY about being resourceful and make with what you have?

[@llablancheHermineBZH]

tres belle machine mais pas de code arduino pour la refaire n'y de PSB pour Electronique

[@karlfimm]

I got some good ideas out of this. Thanks.

[@mostafadoosti8625]

Hi.please put programm this machine.tanks

[@servicioselectronicosjosem8610]

Saludos de Venezuela Mrinnovative te escribe José Moreno me gustaría hacer una máquina parecida a la tuya me podrías ayudar para la elaboración del código de Arduino gracias

[@psankar9593]

How mach price? I am buy in one pcs

[@Blossom_weedings]

A project pura machine kasy milygi.moje a machine cahiy

[@kevinhoublon8630]

Hi there, great video 😄. I'm a beginner and I have a question : Do you have the link to buy the electric saws you used to cut the wood boards? Especially the ones at 00:57, 1:07 and 2:42. Thank you in advance 😉 Cordially.

[@Suresh84-r2d]

Good project

[@pesnet7]

Mr innovative, you are fantastic. I follow you to improve my IQ, lol. You are very good at what you do. In addition to giving us motivation. Brazil - São Paulo.

[@stk13ful]

opa achei perdido um cara de sp aqui !

[@pesnet7]

@@stk13ful Isso aí meu estimado. Estamos aqui na zona sul.

[@FreddyNobre]

Opa, tô na área tb. SBC, perto da zona sul de SP. Alguém montou um projeto similar a esse pra me dar um help ???

[@tatoanogueira6930]

eae estou querendo montar , achei legal esse, alguém montou esse ou um outro,abs de Piracaia SP

[@ksquillings1073]

Grate work bro

[@yousseffikry4581]

Nice work, can you share the code?

[@makis_chatzopoulos]

Great tutorial friend. Can you tell me which software do you use for 3D PCB at 10:36?

[@MrInnovative]

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