Even Professors Didn't Think Of This! 5 Tricks To Use 1,5V Battery To Repair Everything

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00:00 Trick 1: Use 1,5V Battery To Welding
11:39 Trick 2: Use 1,5V Battery To Repair Broken Plastic
16:53 Trick 3: Use 1,5V Battery To Soldering Wires and Cup
26:58 Trick 4: Use 1,5V Battery To Weld Aluminum Brakes
40:46 Trick 5: Use 1,5V Battery To Repair Bumper
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[@RolandSvensson-qx1yj]

Never ever straighten out, weld, solder or glue a broken brake grip. I have a friend that allmost died from it when it broke off again after professional welding. Just dont´t do it!

[@omersamir4398]

شكرآ لكم ممتاز

[@GausDIY]

نعم، شكرا لك على مجاملتك

[@manuelriascosfigueroa4408]

Gracias por el video lo que no entiendo es de que se trata la mezcla donde se sumergen los elementos de soldar

[@josefuerte1174]

Gracias por estos hermosos videos creativos saludos desde Los Girasoles Municipio de Charo Michoacán México

[@GausDIY]

Gracias por su cumplido. Que tenga un buen día

[@user-yn9of7gr4h]

What is the liquid you are using to put the battery parts in please.👍👍

[@ga28282]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHjLqWBsba6Bf6M he's making zinc chloride and this video shows more. The liquid, to answer your question, is hydrochloric acid. But he's likely using the concentrated type known as muriatic acid. Zinc chloride, can act as a potent flux in soldering. It is made by pouring a small amount of muriatic acid into a glass or acid-resistant container and then adding small pieces of zinc. Don't breath the fumes and remember hydrochloric acid is a dangerous substance. It's corrosive and can cause severe burns if it comes into contact with skin or eyes. It should be handled with extreme care. As for obtaining muriatic acid, i'm going to try the ones at home depot to see how it works. They seem to be more safe or environment-friendly so i don't know if it will work. Getting the real stuff isn't easy for the public. Obtaining the zinc I think everybody understands that part.

[@lesseroun0]

2:20 here you are

[@jamiecampbell7520]

⁷l loop pp loop ppp p ⁿ😮

[@joancarlesalburna1458]

Perfecta 😂

[@foxwhiskey]

The aluminium brake lever repair trial was a fake. Suddenly there are deeper holes with threads in both parts.... The complete rest was wasted lifetime. And the thumbnail is a clickbait.

[@AmazingSmart-ngth]

"Wow, mind officially blown! This video showcases ingenious hacks that not even professors had thought of. It's amazing how a simple 1.5V battery can be used in such creative ways to fix a variety of things. Definitely learned a lot from this, thank you for sharing!"

[@foxwhiskey]

@@AmazingSmart-ngth anything wrong with you ? The sarcastic alarm of my cellphone gives alert ! 😂

[@IvanCeballos-op9tb]

Buena

[@joachimschneider5747]

Ich finde es sehr interessant,was für eine Flüssigkeit ist das die du hinzufügts

[@gundolfgehrke2856]

haben wir in der Schule schon gemacht.... also man muss kein Professor sein!!!

[@OsmanKilic74]

Hidroklorik asit (tuz ruhu) %22

[@andrewgay4704]

1.5v dry cell battery's are ammonium chloride and manganese dioxide with a graphite core making the anode (+) the liquid is Diluted HCL hydrochloric acid.👍

[@GausDIY]

Great point!

[@asterioduran7733]

the acid was not diluted HCL and the canister was with label marking with 66% concentration and with ethanol the bubbling liquid showed that it's of relatively high concentration

[@user-hd9xd2qm3s]

everything done in this video can be done by simply buying a simple soldering kit with iron,flux and solder. and done far more safely than using hydrochloric acid solution and ripping open batteries. in the time it took to make all this happen in this video a soldering kit you already own could have accomplished every task in this video within minutes.

[@dalepoppenhagen8549]

U r so right

[@jupiterhts759]

100 %

[@gunzmith29r]

he was ysing a soldier iron too.

[@marcbaflast7271]

Magnifique et peut-être utile à tout moment. Merci. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@GausDIY]

Je suis content que cela ait été utile

[@josehabitual]

​@@GausDIY aunque sea por emoticonos advertir de los posibles riesgos , hacer esto con baterías y ácidos muy peligrosos , que se toquen por descuido / ignorancia dos cables como el que se deja encendido el estañador y se quema la mesa (imagino que nos pasó a todos ) las pilas de ahora ya explotan solas sin ayuda . yo confieso que mi experiencia atrevimiento en electrónica y ordenadores es por seguir a 3 en KZbin

[@JamesAlexRoorback]

Why didn't you share what liquids, glues, etc you used in English and German text?

[@ga28282]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHjLqWBsba6Bf6M he's making zinc chloride and this video shows more. The liquid, to answer your question, is hydrochloric acid. But he's likely using the concentrated type known as muriatic acid. Zinc chloride, can act as a potent flux in soldering. It is made by pouring a small amount of muriatic acid into a glass or acid-resistant container and then adding small pieces of zinc. Don't breath the fumes and remember hydrochloric acid is a dangerous substance. It's corrosive and can cause severe burns if it comes into contact with skin or eyes. It should be handled with extreme care. As for obtaining muriatic acid, i'm going to try the ones at home depot to see how it works. They seem to be more safe or environment-friendly so i don't know if it will work. Getting the real stuff isn't easy for the public. Obtaining the zinc I think everybody understands that part

[@petepeterson4540]

@@ga28282 battery casing is part zinc

[@user-gq9ud6ou7p]

انا من اليمن

[@hectorosorio4014]

Excelente

[@henryvallejo6608]

Tanto gasto de tiemp y recursos para intentar recuperar una manigueta de motocq vale menos de 2 dolares y al final unfracaso

[@CelentAle]

Soldering iron with tin is just not good 🤦

[@paintingyoucef7488]

‏‪8:47‬‏ كم فولط وكم امبير؟

[@dr_ned_flanders]

They didn't think of it because it is a stupid idea to short circuit a lithium-ion battery. That is what causes them to catch fire or explode in the majority of cases. I not talking about the carbon rod I mean the 36v tool battery.

[@edwardhugus2772]

Oh, I'm quite SURE they THOUGHT of it, but then just as quickly DISMISSED the idea thinking: "No one's STUPID enough to try this....right???" All these vids that start with "The HIDDEN FUNCTION of " or "The SECRET purpose of", or "Didn't want you to know" etc are all either dangerous, useless, or both. I guess the "Professor didnt tell me" is included in that list. This guy is an accident looking for a place to happen. For the plastic part....NO JB Weld available? Or a REAL soldering iron?

[@luisotavalo5606]

@@edwardhugus2772 ÁÁÁWÉ

[@josehabitual]

​@@edwardhugus2772 Este Hombre la verdad, si viviera de poner títulos a los videos se moriría de hambre escoger una buena frase no es su fuerte . por otra parte, hacer videos de 45 minutos que te atrapen no lo hace cualquiera por muy temerario que sea, esas manos de pianista tan cuidadas y esa herramienta tan INEXISTENTE QUE NO TIENE UNA TRISTE BARRENA me hace pensar en un raro personaje que lo pasa en grande y sin duda genera un montón de polémica y a mi eso me empieza a parecer un gran EXITO

[@tabascoraremaster1]

You forgot the " this video will probably removed soon" ​@@edwardhugus2772

[@repairtip]

Good

[@juanpabloserranoquispe48]

Pero q buen trabajo espero hacerme uno,,, desde lima o peru

[@edwardhugus2772]

What do you "Hope to get"? The broken parts, the hack job equipment, or the resulting HOUSE FIRE from actually doing this stunt?

[@edwinlondono7613]

En Colombia es más caro soltar esa manigueta que comprar una nueva no hagan eso por sus vidas compren la manigueta de su moto nueva

[@jackrichards1863]

40:35 If you made it this far you're goin' to be so happy! LOL . P.S. Bash a tight sized bit of pipe over the stub and throw the knob away.

[@davidsitton1353]

Just go to the welding supply and get a Carbon Arc Rod.Thay are nothing new. All welding professionals know and use this form of electricity welding and gouging. What kind of acid or solution was he using?

[@petepeterson4540]

one mig welder coming up 5:50

[@MS-nr2ud]

كابتن سليم من مصر

[@GausDIY]

مرحبا، أتمنى لك يوما جديدا سعيدا

[@andrewgay4704]

U couldn't be more right 👍

[@andrewgay4704]

BUY a new break it might save your life 😅

[@andrewgay4704]

Maybe he needs a brake!!!😊

[@yusufarabac54]

Bilgi,deney, tecrübe ve beceri ≠ Başarı.. Tebrikler 🙏

[@user-cz1be6cr2l]

Перевести на руский

[@GausDIY]

İltifatınız için teşekkür ederim

[@markobali4527]

This is ordinary soldering, with zinc. only to a slightly greater extent. the metal of the trunk is surface galvanized with zinc. THIS IS NOT WELDING.

[@reperibilebecchino9087]

interessante, perfetto.

[@GausDIY]

Grazie per il complimento

[@Moh--Ali0909]

Hello teacher, please write us the name of everything you use in the video, thank you

[@GausDIY]

Please check description, I usually use a motorbike battery with a voltage of 12V 4Ah or a drill battery with a voltage of 18V-36V, 5Ah.

[@Creative114_]

❤❤❤❤

[@AmazingSmart-ngth]

"Wow, this video blew my mind! Who would've thought a simple 1.5V battery could be so versatile in repairing various items? Kudos to the creator for sharing these ingenious tricks! Definitely learned a lot about resourcefulness and thinking outside the box."

[@k.wi.7991]

@@GausDIY that's not what he was asking/looking for! He was looking for what liquid you've been using. I guess it is a big secret.

[@andrewgay4704]

No it's bloody dangerous

[@maxjakobsen5526]

No, that's why they're professionals.

[@KonstVer-wj5im]

Лучше бы так на изолента и оставил

[@henryvallejo6608]

We are from amazonas jungle i lije tegnologi

[@kitichatesaelee6153]

จากประเทศไทย พูดภาษาไทย

[@GausDIY]

สวัสดีเพื่อนจากประเทศไทย ยินดีที่ได้รู้จัก

[@hectorosorio4014]

COLOMBIA

[@DanielChibuzor-bs3vf]

What solution do you use for washing the anode of the battery

[@ga28282]

a solvent i would imagine. Like rubbing alcohol

[@lesseroun0]

It was on bottle 22% hydrochloric acid

[@DIYTrends88]

wow so cool

[@GausDIY]

Thank you Bro!

[@nikolaushermann627]

which liquids

[@marcosolinas594]

Trovo che sia una vera bufala, ma dai perfavore......cosi fatte rovinare batteria buona a chi crede sia vero

[@nikolaushermann627]

welche flüssigkeiten?

[@mettfabrik9623]

22%ige Salzsäure

[@tomy957]

c'est bien tout ça mais trop longue. tu n'as pas besoin de montrer toutes les étapes jusqu'au bout. Tu dois revoir ton leçon de montage de film.

[@user-bq3lf2oe7l]

Que tipo de acido utilisa para remojar y lavar la varilla de carbon???.

[@amigorafles]

Minuto 2:20

[@davidfaulkner6008]

what is that liquid?..... bleach ?

[@amigorafles]

Minuto 2:20

[@jupiterhts759]

حمض كلور الماء...أو روح الملح..أخوك من سوريا.

[@davidfaulkner6008]

jees....the fumes from that would be highly toxic !!!

[@davidfaulkner6008]

theres no way solder would stick to the metal like that

[@AlbertoSantos-jd9wr]

Q¹qáqq

[@npshah101]

carbon zinc batteries are obsolete

[@maatiraouki9124]

C’est magnifique 👍

[@GausDIY]

Merci ❤️❤️

[@andrewgay4704]

Such magnificence

[@Creative114_]

Your idea is very good 🎉🎉

[@GausDIY]

Thank you!

[@pemanandaliyanage129]

Super❤❤❤❤

[@GausDIY]

Thank Bro!

[@karamchandchandepal1489]

This is a back yard job shud not b shown on the internet its a disgrace rubbish

[@philpartin8618]

Uh....no.

[@alshaa1699]

Very Good Job Brother 👏👏👏👏 Excellent

[@GausDIY]

Many many thanks

[@abdouhrraa3978]

Lexplication ca ne serta rien ca cache tout

[@jedi-mic]

What is the liquid hes useing?

[@GausDIY]

The cleaning solution contains 22% HCl, creating a flux solution

[@ga28282]

Zinc chloride. You can buy it

[@seraudio]

47 minuti di vita buttati al vento

[@markobali4527]

I even think that this is really possible to power directly from the battery. He used the core of the battery for the electrodes. The center of the battery is graphite, which gives a high enough resistance that the battery is not short-circuited. It just draws more current.

[@aaronlaflam2454]

This is an example od what nit to do! Everything you're teaching people to do will endanger their health and shorten their life!

[@dustyfloor1896]

do all 1.4v batteries have graphite core? and, if so, are they the same, different manufactures use priority binders. also is the use of a strong strong acid to 'clean' the graphite core is counter productive?

[@LuizPinto-eb4to]

Sensacional, muito boa sua demonstração. Sou de Curitiba/PR. e moro em uma casa com espaço para cultivo de algumas plantas mas já estou quem espaço, estou achando que terei de mudar para um sítio.😂Parabéns meus uma vez.

[@tukangjokdadi5695]

❤👍👍👍

[@GausDIY]

thank bro

[@clotysanchez1095]

ESPAÑA

[@user-ul7ry3tm1e]

Ни фига с твоим солидолом не паяется, понты только наколачиваешь. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Bugdriver49]

Was that a 36 volt rechargeable batter for a tool??? FAKE!!!

[@dendrig1]

LOL! Easily one of the most misleading thumbnails I have ever seen! You know, you can do the same plastic repairs with a $10 soldering iron, and you can get a blow torch that actually works for under $20. Your demos are clever, but not very useful.

[@philpartin8618]

Totally stupid

[@JCR43221]

This is stupid! Never play with potentially explosive gasses! Aluminum repair rods are sold at Lowes, etc. And MAP Gas will hot enough with the correct tip.

[@AlbrechtNoeh]

ALL CRAP 😱

[@antoniorinaldi784]

Would not do that to a battery

[@jeroenbeltman515]

...and should wear gloves too, tsss

[@user-hf7mz3pe8x]

용액의 경우

[@JoseOrtiz-is8gz]

​@jeroenbeltman515j7

[@Old1Papa]

Fake!

[@user-me4ob2qj7i]

You're a mugabe or after my own heart thumbs up to you buddy

[@jupiterhts759]

مسخرة و سخرية...

[@Gerechtigkeit31]

schlechter scherz 😕😠😡😡😈👺

[@abbytaylor9649]

Why do they never talk in these videos? Most other videos they won't shut up. Thanks for the low level of the crap music.👍

[@Zulgeteb]

Stupid mechanic, uses hammer as anvil/vice. Then uses piece of wood as hammer. To repair plastic with pieces of metal, bend pieces in S shape so when force is applied it doesnt rip apart as easy. Stopped watching after 10-15min.

[@demetriolabador3902]

Are you kidding yourself

[@gunzmith29r]

just buy a couple grapfit knive sharpners

[@josecruzsanchez3245]

Para ese trabajo con muchos riesgos yo mejor lo hubiese llevado con mi compadre Juan el cerrajero y en un 2x3 me lo hubiera hecho sin tanto pedo nada + le hubiera dado para una caguama y listo!!!!!!

[@gunzmith29r]

or how to use a 20 volt worx battery to sordier with a soldier iron

[@josehabitual]

​ @edwardhugus2772 @foxwhiskey @marcosolinas594 Este Hombre la verdad, si viviera de poner títulos a los videos se moriría de hambre escoger una buena frase no es su fuerte . por otra parte, hacer videos de 45 minutos que te atrapen no lo hace cualquiera por muy temerario que sea, esas manos de pianista tan cuidadas y esa herramienta tan INEXISTENTE QUE NO TIENE UNA TRISTE BARRENA me hace pensar en un raro personaje que lo pasa en grande y sin duda genera un montón de polémica y a mi eso me empieza a parecer un gran EXITO ​ @GausDIY aunque sea por emoticonos advertir de los posibles riesgos , hacer esto con baterías y ácidos muy peligrosos , que se toquen por descuido / ignorancia dos cables como el que se deja encendido el estañador y se quema la mesa (imagino que nos pasó a todos ) las pilas de ahora ya explotan solas sin ayuda . yo confieso que mi experiencia atrevimiento en electrónica y ordenadores es por seguir a 3 en KZbin . Esto mata