Homemade Electric DC Motor with Aluminum Can

A simple DC motor made out of a deodorant can

[@VictorRivarola007]

This is most interesting... I have a question though (just reflecting my lack of knowledge). An electromagnet is an inductor. Inductors resist instantaneous changes in current. You would need a reverse biased diode to give its current a path out, or else you get high reverse voltage spikes... Where is your inductor or the spikes?

[@TheOswald42]

neighbors approved this, also animals friendly device (please guys stop the thumb ups)

[@metaling1]

Nice video

[@udhi_gn3893]

How to get dislikes and shitty comments in no time: hide the battery and call it free energy device!

[@dkjawahar-techexpt671]

Wonderful, useful information for science brains, your explanation with details is very helpful. Thanks from Jawaharlal Bharat INDIA 🙏

[@mohammadnisaar2179]

Now a days you seem to be on the track...upload very often because the original content on YT is dissapearing day by day...

[@shiladityaray3137]

Man......I needed someone like you during my school projects...... Good thing is that the new generation is in good hands, courtesy you....

[@foureyedchick]

There is a drawback: If the motor is stopped with the brushes on the insulated tape, you need to use your finger to get the motor started.

[@TechsScience]

I had made such simple motor using a simple coil

[@alexisxyz7531]

Se ve que te sirve para practicar el inglés, está bien

[@cucumber1389]

This means that the motor is polarised though, its still a good tutorial to follow if someone is just getting started with small electonic projects

[@metahals480]

I've made one but the only thing happened was the coil getting hot and burn my fingers. I need a better view on the wire and coil connection.

[@trench01]

Your home seems like a science learning center with all those things. :) nice how you can fabricate things to make them work which is the hardest part. What about if it was powered wireless like some smart phones, and the can levitates with magnets in a vacuum.

[@michealdumasii5432]

how can I calculate how much torque I need to tow over 15,000 pounds?

[@tooterplumber1128]

i am really glad i found your channel and subscribed. You have cool stuff I can show my grandkids. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

[@ludicscience]

+Tooter Plumber Glad you like it!

[@rdxdt]

Please be sure that the can is really empty otherwise the pressure can cause bad things .

[@thebeststooge]

Thumbs up for reusing the cardboard from Fanta soft drinks.

[@planken13]

broosh

[@Jesses001]

What a great project to show people the basics of a DC motor.

[@waleedahmed4591]

2:06 there ya go you made yourself a generator

[@MCsCreations]

Really nice! :D

[@kavindugilshan]

Your videos are always very interesting:) Are you from japan ??

[@Dubswitcher]

Kavindu Gilshan That's not a japanese accent so no

[@jrgmty7685]

Kavindu Gilshan Mexico I think. He has another channel in Spanish.

[@jhonojada89]

Kavindu Gilshan I guess, he is Latin

[@sjefoekel6058]

オヘダフレディ he is a mad scientist

[@fajarputra1558]

Your videos make science easier to understand.

[@123grobari]

Nice

[@juggernautsvaderdmunchkinland]

Thanks, Ludic :)

[@acermalongayon3670]

awesome work sir.💪💪

[@wangchaichana5710]

How do we use it as generator?

[@metahals480]

Very nice and simple. Btw what's the wire gauge and average length?

[@ludicscience]

30 awg around 10 meters

[@metahals480]

Thank you for the quick reply. I'm trying to make one same as this. I'm using magnets from a HDD and a 12v adapter. Will it be ok my friend?

[@frankyoung8221]

Awesome video! Could I just scrub the paint of contact brush area only, remaining all other ? And add 2nd brush contact for polarity reversal

[@SaltGrains_Fready]

With the mass of the object turning and in motion like this, you have enough mass in motion to be able to belt it to a load and do work - turn blades or wheels in a small capacity. This has more power than a Dremel without the very high speed.

[@cisarvialpando7412]

Nice idea .....

[@akshaysajgule9378]

awesome man..

[@fdm4777]

Nice video!

[@chydedelaplace8947]

Nice video!

[@roqayyahabidey932]

You're better than Michael Faraday, are you still understand?

[@EsamoKoram]

Cool.

[@mintudoku9375]

Sir.... why is that we cannot use metal for coil winding

[@AniketTechnoTricks]

Awesome

[@manishnebhani6657]

Cool Motor, it's structure is similar to the first ever made steam engine

[@marx875]

Sir, can u make scooter wheel to work on this technology?

[@PlayNowWorkLater]

Great project!

[@moama3012]

What material are the stands? Are they aluminum?

[@bhaskersriharshasuri7359]

Holy motor ...this thing is fast

[@waleedahmed4591]

Itt will be the rotttr of our mottr

[@Dubswitcher]

Would you be able to do this if you used a thin, say 1/2 cm, aluminum or copper rod? If so, then you could apply the rotation to an actual mechanical device.

[@ludicscience]

I think it should work

[@shinevisionsv]

Nice work!

[@abubakarhassan9020]

If a put a normal magnet would it work

[@ludicscience]

It may work but with less power

[@ziadfawzi]

Thank you.

[@Skythedragon]

Cool!

[@ssss-xe8lm]

good

[@camrycamry6781]

Very good

[@camrycamry6781]

👍

[@nikiamz6501]

:)