HDD broken? - DON' T THROW THAT AWAY!!! here is a BIG IDEA

[@DanieleTartaglia]

Ragazzi, mi fa molto piacere che avete apprezzato questa mia idea...per ringraziarvi, ecco il blog dove potete scaricare la dima jpg e il sorgente arduino: bit.ly/3htDP0U

[@radiongorincioi5864]

Grazie mille

[@minlwin6433]

Riui

[@minlwin6433]

@@radiongorincioi5864 yiryqpppeop

[@paolor2635]

Grande come sempre....

[@tirulogachandark6370]

hai, iam new to your channel, youtube recomended me, love to watch, love your screw driver set and also knife set, caan u provide me link to buy or brand name or email me [e-mail]

[@BushPigADV]

So glad to see this made with "around the house tools". All too often I see "DIY" projects that start with someone mounting something in a bridgeport or a CNC machine. Great video!

[@OmarMunoz]

wasn't the metal stand from a CNC machine?

[@BushPigADV]

@@OmarMunoz Maybe? It could easily be made with a hack saw and some files

[@newtech2633]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5mbaqd8qrKEfbc

[@arnaudlaude5402]

Really nice looking but: 1° you can't tell the time in the dark despite the LEDs 2° you have a battery AND a power outlet

[@cyrilwah]

Intro: IMPRESSIVE How to make: I will just buy an new alarm clock

[@elyass.k.n5994]

It was great👍, I make it for my daughter and I use a lithium battery and a solar panel for charging, I like it portable😊, your videos are great👍👍

[@funkblack]

1:54 I died when he randomly pulled a random ghetto jerry-rigged vacuum.

[@leonleon9773]

Pi iiiiiiiiii Ppppppp

[@dhiraj027in]

very nice... two we can do with this is 1) Glow hands to see the time at night and 2) changing the led colors based on the weather...

[@toancanhoang3059]

Should integrate the power of the watch into a lithium battery or rechargeable battery, so it will be more convenient than using 2 independent power sources.

[@djkrikkett1]

It's an AA battery it's not that serious

[@giladit77]

I finally succeeded and made the watch with a little extra, both wirelessly charged and with a 12v connection. Thank you so much for a great idea and execution. Waiting for your further projects. Thank you very much 😉

[@RandyArdhani]

Nice clock. After watch this video, I prefer throw my broken hdd away 😂

[@somnorila9913]

The motor is still pretty useful, to some extent the plate. But the most useful is definitely the magnet, you'll never lose another screw :))

[@theclown100years3]

wtf!me too..

[@rhomis]

I was expecting a high speed disc to spin at the right speed, synced with strobing LEDs to display the time. I have so many hard drives that I disassembled and properly got rid of. I now have a giant magnetic block of neodymium magnets stuck together.

[@swaybryan524]

neodyium .....lol me laughing at myself cause i never knew the element

[@jaidheersirigineedi8110]

POV clock right?

[@rhomis]

@@jaidheersirigineedi8110 - Yes, instead of the lights spinning, the disk with holes would spin. Something like that.

[@RafaelKarosuo]

I thought the same, and it seems doable... ish. I'm really thinking on give it a try, against my own odds probably :P, but sounds very fun. I'll have to find out a couple more HDDs since I got rid of most of them. I would like to team up for this if you're interested.

[@RafaelKarosuo]

Well I was thinking on manipulating the protocol using it's own controller, like the guys that did music with a bunch of HDDs, but, it seems it is a bit more "simpler" than that... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWLEpIF4ZdmYZtE&feature=emb_logo&ab_channel=IanSmith

[@addydiesel6627]

This project should win the Grand master craftsman repurposed project of the year award!!

[@startrekstarfleetlcars44779]

I thought IDE Hard Drives didn't exist anymore. Didn't we upgrade to Solid State?

[@manfrommars3486]

Glorious end for an old EIDE disk! Next episode: "How to recover data from a broken hard disk turned into a clock".

[@DanieleTartaglia]

😂😂😂

[@leonardoorlandi3984]

Kkkkkkkkkkk impossible mission... Kkkkkkkkkkk

[@kushalbhaskar4401]

☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️....

[@mauromauro1384]

i dati si sono persi nei buchi !!!

[@addydiesel6627]

Gaps in your data = understatement

[@MasterMindmars]

Very good You can connect the power supply to the battery with a zener to reduce the voltage to 1.5v

[@trytostilldrawing5791]

After watching this video I was more and more convinced to sell my broken hard drive to a junk shop instead of doing DIY

[@RegiPavan]

Me too

[@VetMarine]

I LOVED YOUR VACUUM CLEANER! How did you do it? Does it suck up liquids well?

[@botirlasorin]

Better title: How to make a glowing fancy clock that doesn't show the time in the dark

[@NathanThompsonBlueEyes]

Yeah, for some reason, inset power circuits wasn't high on his to-do list on a DIY repurposed clock.

[@brp.544]

See my comment, is easy!

[@lohithadvocate]

Very nice. Your work cannot be calculated in terms of money. Hays off. Keep going to motivate your followers ...

[@milesparris4045]

Cool look at the end, but 1: You have the hour and minute hand reversed (short hand should be hours), and 2: The hands can't get past each other (Might be solved by correcting 1)

[@haphyzz]

I was going to point this out. Huge mistake after a great project.

[@sandeshms2148]

But its his style, there is nothing wrong in giving his own idea on design of hour or minute pointers

[@milesparris4045]

@@sandeshms2148 Style and functionality have to mesh. The clock is both unreadable and non-functional.

[@rogerjones6033]

@@milesparris4045 yeah especially in the dark since nothing lights up the hands...but it looks cool!

[@marcogiul2225]

Complimentissimi sia per l'idea che per la manifattura, GRANDE.

[@sergec3539]

great idea. in addition, you can mount swarowsky, fit by caliber, into holes in clock hands. the crystals will concentrate the light of led points so the hanfs will be visible in the dark.

[@fullpower8382]

Richtig cool, habe gestern 2Festplatten aus dem Schrottcontainer gezogen, Upcycling ole!! Danke dir fuer die coole Idee!

[@BrucesWorldofStuff]

This was so cool of a project, that I dug out my box of old dead Hard Drives, IDE SATA, SCSI and so far have made 5 clocks... I got a batch of 15 clock movements off of ebay and some different kinds of leds and went to building. I added a on/ /off switch to the back and a mini-usb 5 volt breakout board to plug a old phone charger to power the lights. I went with standard leds and 220 ohm resistors and 8 leds in parallel... That way the cost would be down and everyone has a old phone charger... I used some Straw Hat clear, Defused clear, 5mm, 3mm ones. I got some that flicker and 3 color blinking too... I also lined the inside of the area under the plater with aluminium foil to reflect the light better (most of mine are painted black) and glued it down and burnished out the wrinkles with a cotton swab like I do when adding chrome to my model car builds... :-) There all a bit different but still alike... Lol So guess what's for Xmas kids! LOL With this covid-19 crap and all my kids work from in a home office, this would be something nice to have on their desks that Dad made. :-D Besides what else are you going to use those old phone chargers for... Lol Thanks for the video and the great Christmas idea! LLAP

[@fimbifoi100]

Cool Project, and I think it will be best if you could attach a battery that powers both clock and LED

[@Alito2023]

Excelente , lo único que agregaría seria luces a las agujas porque de noche solo se ve el fondo del reloj pero no las agujas. Te dejo un like.

[@dimtis24]

Great design, excellent workmanship.Hdd is also beautiful

[@monuelectronics]

Should have made the needles glowing too other wise not so cool to not to be able to see time in the dark

[@krellft]

And lose the clock battery, being as you're using a mains DC supply ... plop a buck converter in and reduce to 1.5v for the clock voltage ...

[@jleepl]

I thought so also, could have RGB the whole thing as in the dark you won't see the hands thus the time.

[@TechDoctorTV]

@@jleepl Getting power to the hands is really hard on something that is moving, especially when there are multiple planes of things moving. I was thinking maybe something that glowed in the dark?

[@maco21488]

i was thinking the same. Just add some glow in the dark material to needles. It's cooler.

[@Varimos]

Put glowpaint on the second-pointer

[@makindetemitope7600]

Waoh!!! You're too good... Joseph from Nigeria... Please list all materials you use

[@johnphilippatos]

This is the main problem with SSD disks these days. They cannot be turned into a clock when they finally fail.

[@pkf4124]

John Philippatos however they do make nice door wedges.

[@GaryBeltz]

What would be cool would be to program it so that every hour you get a new LED color. Great video what computer program did you use to make the design for the clock face? Photoshop?

[@ajtechnology9417]

Hi You did a good job, but one thing is missing, that there is no light in clock needle. due to which its not showing time in a darkness.

[@seanmohamad5701]

nice, i think for someone like me who sleeps in the dark, I would prefer the clock hands wo be illuminated, the effects of those illuminated would give a soft effect to see the clock during night time. just a thought. it is an awesome idea though. 😎👌

[@BibinSBOfficial]

How to simply make a clock using broken HDD.. All you need is : -A Driller -A Cutter -A Gas Cutter -A Rocket Launcher ...

[@anthonyrobert]

That vacuum tho 🤣🤣🤣 BRILLIANT!!

[@PaulodeSouzaLima]

I love your channel and your work, but I must confess there's a number of details that I would do differently in this one. For instance, I would use a single power source, rather than a battery for the clock and another power source for the Arduino. Also I would put some sort of cover in the back (maybe 3d printed) and I would use a LiPo cell from an old laptop or cellphone and a charge module, to make the whole set portable and rechargeable. But your video is inspiring. Thank you :-)

[@playnowthebest]

same thing also time indicators missing light

[@peterschnettler7722]

sehr schön gebaut. Danke für das schöne Video.

[@lsbluciano]

The material of the hands could be a material that glows in the dark, it would give a special touch to this beautiful work

[@arjunyadav-kt5jr]

But these hands stay in the theme.

[@freesoul9324]

So true .. Thumb up

[@achannel6677]

tbh i wouldn't put it on my desk, its ugly. but you put a lot of effort in it, I appreciate that. maybe you could slap an acrylic panel on top of that to hide some of the cable still keeping a mecha look

[@joseu9182]

It's great! I love it. I would just give it glow in the dark clock hands so that you could still tell what time it is exactly other than just "night time".

[@dazzlar3]

Yep ! Needs glow in the dark clock hands

[@newtech2633]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5mbaqd8qrKEfbc

[@qwerty_bee765]

Great job 👍👍👍 Can you illuminate the hands somehow so it can be readable during the night?

[@MAG-1973]

ЗДОРОВО! Стрелки можно покрыть ЛЮМИНОФОРОМ , и ночью будет видно сколько время ;))))))!!!

[@Игорьтлф]

ok.ru/video/851163875969

[@flazzydirect1854]

So genius like

[@vvk1975]

который час, а не сколько время. за люминофор - умница. на алике продают порошок с люминесцентным эффектом для ногтей, лаком развести и покрыть стрелки

[@ПутинХуйлоо]

Тоже самое подумал. А то как то не практично.

[@valeriy.m]

тогда лучше люминофором заменить светодиоды , тогда отпадет необходимость в дополнительном питании ...

[@bennyrufus2360]

it's a bit complicated to read the time on this clock, since the large indicator indicates the hour and the small one indicates the minutes... but all in all, the idea is brilliant, and the effort is applauded!

[@wolveric0]

You never stop impressing me, you are a real electronic craftsman, thanks for the video.

[@sttm1283]

very nice. instead of using a battery to the clock. couldnt it be driven by the powerplug u use for the arduino?

[@cristiangiordano8341]

Daniele alla fine mi aspettavo che l'effetto al buio era RGB che seguiva l'andamento della lancetta da poter vedere Digital al buio l'ora. Prodottino bello ma alla fine c'è un orologio a batteria e un Arduino sprecato... Sai far di meglio. 10 per l'esecuzione e 4 per la progettazione e lo sviluppo questa volta! Di solito sono 9-10 10-10 .... dai su!!! ;)

[@120nordszrama9]

Man you are best of the best TY ! Thank you for great ideas and I wish you health as long as possible because you certainly have prosperity with such a head! Thank you again! Good luck!

[@mparwezk]

This is called: How to kill a mosquito with a bazooka.

[@pompeyus999]

Amazing!!! Good job, Danielle

[@pranaypalni1976]

I don't see the need for an HDD or an Arduino nano at all. Use a CD for the clock face, do the drilling, mount led lights etc and build a case from wood, metal or plastic. Use led lights that come with a color and pattern changing controller instead of wasting a nano on this.

[@vikasazad08]

Great idea. You are so talented. I'm impressed bro... 💖🙏 Love from India.

[@alainbibi0047]

Hi, so much intelligence invested in a technological product to end up in clepsydra ...😝

[@funkblack]

Yeah but it was worthless anyway.

[@jeffbrown7246]

Very nice! Very creative! A great project to work on during some of those cold winter nights. I’ll do this. Thank you.

[@mrpapa1018]

I know it's broken but it hurts to me seeing him touch the disk with his hands.

[@valentinmurillodelgado1120]

Woooow me lo tengo apuntado ! de donde sacaste las patas para colocar el disco? compradas? construidas? Gracias ! !

[@zurgby4628]

Parabéns ! Ótimo trabalho !!

[@whiterabbit75]

Looks great, but it could do with a lick of flourescent paint on the hands so you can see where they are in the dark.

[@zerozeronine5461]

I expect reuse the hard drive buildin stepping motor. Somehow it isn't.

[@Yedem-Katim]

There is no stepping motor in HDD. There is 3 phase brushless motor.

[@PoiSon360]

Very clean video editing and step by step instructions, congratulations from Portugal :)

[@cabonk3273]

Title should be ,putting a CLOCK MODULE ON A BROKEN HDD

[@altheboss5722]

very creative but the difference in the weight of the new arms from the original ones will have an effect on the clock accuracy for sure.

[@psychoboy5365]

So thats called HDD overCLOCKING

[@hoernst2762]

SUPER!!!!!!!!! Vielen Dank für die Schablone, das hilft sehr. Werde es nachbauen.

[@Mr.fox77777]

loved it bro i am also finding some ideas for waste hd and i am going to make not a clock i am going to make an compartment box from my hd i show you when finished.loved your creativity.

[@igotzpotatoaim520]

dude this thing is freaking awesome!! You got some real skillz man! You should sell these on ebay bro! Id buy one for sure!

[@Raymond_Royce]

*Actually there is a problem. When dark I can't see the TIME*

[@Varimos]

Need to know the time, if its dark ? ☺✌

[@Raymond_Royce]

@@Varimos 😂😂😂

[@Varimos]

@@Raymond_Royce ya, put glowable paint on the pointer - solvet its very cheap.

[@Raymond_Royce]

@@Varimos nice idea...

[@mask2232]

Really awesome creative work with tools and technique.

[@Pauluz_The_Web_Gnome]

Lol, you can’t read the time in the dark, you also need illuminated hands!

[@marrisridhar886]

Very nicely made it it is very very good only thing is in nights you cont see the needles

[@carlossilva6162]

Sensacional,projeto muito lindo adorei,vou fazer pra mim!Obrigado por compartilhar essa maravilha!

[@phoenixelectronics604]

Buenas noches disculpe una pregunta ¿se requiere de programación?

[@antoniocarlosdealmeida2956]

Poderia por alguma coisa florescente nos ponteiros pra ver as horas no escuro, mas foi muito genioso.

[@newtech2633]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5mbaqd8qrKEfbc

[@autoauto2000]

Very nice. where to find ur red screwdriver set?

[@AsitShouldBe]

don't throw if it's full of porn and your personal data 😂

[@mastireload533]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DanieleTartaglia]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@niharanipaul7423]

Unique thinking and awesome finishing. 💯

[@NMTclashofclans]

3.43s 1like

[@LIVE-b7j]

*3:43

[@anilkumaranil1973]

@@LIVE-b7j P

[@bessafibenturki6371]

Nice job, but you should put LED on the Clockwise, because it looks like can't see the Clockwise in dark

[@amarjeetsinghbanger2895]

Very hard and clean work. Nice video sir ji.

[@Massygo]

Love the concept, i have 10 HDD that out of use. one day i shall try this. Why are you using mat stand that don't were pollished?

[@NoHumanProduction]

Awesome. Bt cell not needed. U can use supply of Arduino mini

[@silviocibils]

Amigo Exelente desde Paraguay saludos muy buenos proyectos 😁👍

[@auroreboreale9163]

Beautiful work, you could add for example some crystals on the needles, so that you can see the hour at night

[@whiteelephant2245]

Хорошо, что на привью указал стрелочку. Я поначалу подумал, что это видео о том, как из мусора жёсткий диск собрали. Померещиться же такое.

[@tonyd1149]

Bravo, Daniele. (Mio zio Valdo mi diceva, 'e che noi Italiani non siamo avuti la possibilita' ' [il saper fare non c'e mancato mai]). God[Bible] bless.

[@joshsutton9854]

Very nice. How much would it cost me for u to make me one or use one of my old hard drives if i send it out to u

[@dadiniro2778]

فنان في إختصاصك An artist in your field

[@a.l.y.a.h.y.a]

NiCE..!!!! And Can you tell about that RED SCREW DRIVE KIT..?

[@CrazeOfCreativity]

You are really amazing, it is nice idea to make a wonderful clock out of broken HHD drive.

[@СергейШ-э5я]

Perfect! But you need lights at clock hands.

[@Anmobgoccult20]

Bravo, bravo abs.perfect and brilliant experience and work, you are masterpiece artist to oll your creations, belive me, respect from the old BG! p.s. I will do that and I will ask you ...AMAZING WORK!!!

[@rishikeshkhound9929]

Awesome and beautiful work 😊

[@MMiler]

Your idea was amazing! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😎👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@baxeroamusho8730]

The idea genius kreatif always support 👍💪👀❤ from people indonesian

[@gurkhabullsacademy3796]

Really awesome . How to make lighting sing board?

[@tomgray7049]

Not sure if you can read this, but this was very cool project, thanks for sharing it. Can you post a print out of the 2 side brackets please, thank you.

[@jeremytravis360]

Very neat and beautiful work. I don'y have the skill to do this myself.

[@TirDaWood]

Bellissima idea Daniele, ciao e buon lavoro 😉

[@gierso]

what about soldering the battery port to a regulated / reduced voltage in the arduinoinput or something so you dont have to change batteries ever

[@joey.2313]

Lights in the hands of the clock looks better at night. Btw 👍 Good Job.

[@waltervaldivia2399]

Ottimo progetto, molto bello e pratico. L'unica cosa che mancava era mettere del nastro fluorescente in senso orario. Grazie per aver realizzato questi fantastici progetti. Si prega di realizzare una saldatrice a punti fatta in casa con trasformatore a microonde per batterie 18650.