How to Make a WASHING MACHINE using Buckets (12V Portable)

[@mrakjunior]

This is absolutely brilliant on DIY standard and first time attempt, lots of feedbacks are being poured by youtubers for may be improvement they want to see on next iterattion. let me add mine too, well i think the washing cycle will be more effective if it has some contours on the sides of upper bucket may be you could do this with the aid of some sort of heating element. Good job anyway!

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Knight Rider thank you so much!

[@Yakimonohands123]

Just a suggestion. Get 5 or 10 one inch rubber bouncy balls. To the inside edges of the washing bucket, glue a half of a rubber ball, the kind you get a toy stores, on various places to create a washboard effect as the clothes are circling around the bucket. This will create the agitation needed to knock the dirt out and push the soap and water through the clothing. Also, for a drain, drill a slightly smaller hole than 1" approximately 1/2" from the bottom of the top bucket. Insert a male threaded pvc pipe into the hole from the outside. Place a washer onto the threaded end from the inside and use a pvc nut to secure the pipe to the bucket. Use a pvc cap to prevent the water from leaking out while using the washer and remove when emptying. If you want to make the pipe longer, you can either add more pvc pipe or add a hose to the end to run to a drain.

[@darlanelima7907]

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[@mrsstrawberryluv1]

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[@Million_wuhib]

Invertor technology what is?

[@ElizabethRuiters-m4n]

Beautiful suggestions sir very beautiful

[@panoschao148]

You can make an H-bridge out of power transistors and diodes, to alternate the direction of current, the motor then rotates back and forth and it pretty much resemble the commercial washing machine. Great vid though!

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Panos Chao thnx

[@cutiesatrocity5801]

The advantage in these kind of Bucket washing machines is they will consume less water. And nice to use for washing baby clothes. 👌

[@zagranichnaja_zhizn]

can you build a mini-dischwacher??? I want to create one, and I have some ideas about it, but 2 heads is better than one, especially when 1 of this 2 is yours! Shall we think together about it?

[@hathilaabdulsalam1668]

Washing machine from bucket. Is it practically possible with 12 v battery. Technical idea is worth praise.

[@jimrojas62]

How about adding 3 fins on the sides the a better wash? I have a GE front loader that uses 3 fins. Even my grandkids dirty football uniforms come out clean everytime.

[@jamesreiser4073]

like the build and i want to do it but how hard would it be to add two way agitation , auto fill, rinse, and drain? and what music did you use in this video?

[@deesnutz951]

This is a great project, but I am unable to find an appropriate sized pulsator. All I can find are over 12" diameter which does not fit the common 5 Gallon bucket. I believe that pulsators sold separately are much more common in India, which unfortunately does not export most items like this to the West.

[@Granth_Man]

I remember watching this when I was very young thanks for my childhood

[@PWGvideos]

did you not use any seal at all around the axel plate? i mean the water should drip by the bolts and axelhole just fine with just a tiny hole?

[@ashokmnagaral1133]

All third world country homes now can have this III world washing machine! Very nice .

[@fakhiribrar2556]

Yar bohat khoob maza aa gaya dekh kar

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Fakhir Ibrar thnx

[@nikjoe1025]

Also is it possible to replace the buckets with a plastic gallon drump to add more clothes?

[@Ashleyc30075]

Could you please list the parts you used thanks

[@KennethScharf]

should have only put the glue on the smallest circular piece of wood. The way you did it glue bonked out where it didn't belong. Also it's a DC motor, so you could have set it up to reverse directions between cycles for more agitation.

[@kedwa30]

Good point. So there should be a locking pin.

[@barbarakoeppe2623]

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[@harrikokkonen2381]

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[@nishamohan_author]

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[@aliffhiqal]

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[@philcoughran1147]

PS .. I just saw a review on a portable washer/spinner called the base camp washer. It has the internal basket that attaches to the agitator. It'd be totally worth trying to incorporate this into your design as clothes that havent been spun dry take so much longer to dry. Depending on weather conditions where you are camping this could be a real pain.

[@นราธิวาส-ฐ1อ]

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[@bibenvlog3006]

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[@justblase5270]

you're a smart guy I was wondering why didn't you use a mini shipping Barrel the plastic ones and on the other side where the motor and everything is did you use some kind of sealant so the water doesn't go through

[@kedwa30]

He did not seal it. The tightness of the connection on the two plastic buckets keeps the seal. You can seal it if that is your preference. Silicone caulk is a good choice.

[@007Muhammadadnan]

regards sir. what is the wattage of the DC motor i.e. how much ampere does it draw from the battery.

[@appletree312]

It's really cool, but can that clean at least 1 heavy large blanket ?

[@ERMD_TWL]

Very good project! I´m going to imrpove this with a drain hose, but I really like the original idea.

[@jimrojas62]

Not basic enough in my opinion. The base & agitator needs to be more homemade. Great video.

[@johnconrad5487]

your motor must go clockwise and counterclockwise but your relay connection only shows on and off in one direction/ perhaps you need to change the schematic to allow for the correct rotation?

[@erichanastacio9695]

3:45 WOW! Mayonnaise!!! Just kidding. 😆😆😆😆

[@leslielucero92]

Aww, well done I love it! :) cheers!

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Leslie Lucero thanks!

[@leslielucero92]

+Easy HomeMade Projects you're very welcome.

[@nyseannawatkins154]

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[@philcoughran1147]

There is a reason washing machine agitators change direction. It's so the water pushes through the clothes. If the water and clothes are spinning in the same direction its gonna be very inefficient. Surely this could be done electronically. Close but no cigar on this design. It would also be quite easy to have a basket that attaches to the agitator to spin clothes or just a lock to make the motor spin the whole bucket and a plug in the bottom. Nice first try though. Keep at it ;)

[@dinhtuan752]

No want to added

[@friedmanirit]

That is a great whirlpool maker.

[@kedwa30]

Good video, but the design of the washing machine could be improved. If possible, design the circuit to reverse then forward for more agitation and less swirl. Thumbs up!

[@kedwa30]

After thinking about it, this way is probably better than what I had in mind. Good job!

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+kedwa30 thnx

[@plossalypse]

just reverse the polarity of the motor :)

[@elrickking9293]

or if he uses a squared container so the clothes smash against the walls

[@cavaliothorson7755]

I know there's seemingly nothing getting agitated but I think he intended for this to be a prototype.

[@donalsangbadai7631]

bisa aja tuh orang bikin maenan ,,, good job man ,,,

[@BeezyGMG1017]

for some reason this is so satisfying.......

[@fakhrulakbar5566]

why you must draw the circle,.if have the saw with the same diameter.?? sorry for bad english.

[@notanuser-sorry]

Are you Russian ?

[@richardqueen2029]

we're do you get the parts from

[@ChadKovac]

I love love love love that you don't feel the need to talk.

[@imaanrehman9170]

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[@imaanrehman9170]

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[@sanderadam8174]

is it possible to create this with a spin-cycle? (or an apart tub for the spincycle, like the twin tub washing machine?)

[@GarlandTexasSpotter2024]

For mine, i used bigger buckets and I added a drain plug and a even bigger motor which is 28V power and added a PCB Board to make it spin another way around, for agitation I put brushes.

[@MegaBpop]

This is impressive; thank you.

[@zeedorio]

what is the power of dc motor i mean can it swing one or say 3 denim pents and from the look of it, it appears to be very fragile and susceptible to leaking washing a handkerchief, socks or under garments is not privy to that much trouble

[@billycash9905]

It would be nice if you can make the module for the motor can rotate reversely.

[@ktrez2000]

The actual use was not shown, but I can predict that it will not work. The end result will be a tangle of clothes as a result of the action working in only one direction. It needs to reverse direction frequently or to churn up and down.

[@fifigurl2011]

So, what about the rinse cycle and spin cycle to get the excess water out of the clothes?

[@karikalansubramanian4611]

Pl provide the 'Bill of Materials' and clear specification of each components.

[@jooroth18]

you should get a better pulsator so it can better clean the clothes, also you should put electrical tape and protect the battery to prevent fire.

[@ushasingh9944]

Wow excellent 👍👍👍

[@TechnoEveryday]

🆒 Thank you so much for uploading this video. 👍👍👍👍👍 Sharing with community 🇵🇰

[@LagalagSaEuropa7576]

also..when you put too much water, he upper bucket would be too much heav that the bucket below can no longer stand, which will cause the whole thing to tip on its side..

[@biggysmoovemusic7777]

Awesome video but I have one question, can there be like a drain pipe to it just to make it easier?

[@galizakeithd.2579]

You can drill a little hole in the bottom and then remove the top part of a bottle and stick it onto the bottom.(make sure that it has a cap otherwise the water will just flow down)

[@mariusbartolome7109]

thanks for the video, my grandma needs some washing machine

[@JackOusley]

It would be cool to make this in a rectangular tub with two agitators spinning opposing directions. I may do that some day.

[@kartiksingh883]

Use a relay with a basic Arduino board so you can make the same thing spin opposite after some intervals of time.

[@diazmonik2916]

All is excellent but 12v is not much. What about more power. The same procide adding more power . Amazing job, congratulations

[@kayecambare5856]

You are a genius! Awesome work! :)

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

thanks!

[@VinuNairT]

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[@ionutconstantinmanole2950]

put a weight below to hold the system in movement and a transparent lid for the water not to get out and also to see the process. Success ! from Romania

[@alirezamoradi8071]

Hi.I shouldn't ask for that but at the end of the video you said that you didn't add two way rotation system and self timer but could you sand me the schematic of the circuit. thank you and I love your videos.💙💙

[@lesrambel]

Cost for parts?? and where did you get the parts??

[@ramfernades2683]

Chhote hi dhoyenge or base clothes??

[@greatnewidea3786]

sir ap batae ge kon si battery achi hai 12 v dry long battery ya leoch battery ?

[@hamzaburhan6370]

YOU ARE A TRUE GENIUS KEEP IT UP

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+hamza burhan thnx dear!

[@hamzaburhan6370]

your most welcome

[@hamzaburhan6370]

keep it up and keep on may GOD bless u

[@angelikabrudnicka4616]

hamza burhan ll

[@jbooks888]

It needs to go back and forth - clockwise then anticlockwise or else you'll end up with a bucket full of really tangled items and they won't clean very well either.

[@BLOODjack143]

this is not going to clean your clothes cause it only rotate 1 direction but conventional washing machine will swap directions multiple time to make the clothes rub to gether to get of dirt

[@washing_machine_guy]

Impressive... Now let's see a front loading one!

[@mohammedbashir3531]

Very beautiful and thought more fascinating project and we are waiting to upgrade this project

[@scott98390]

This would probably clean better if it reversed direction every 20 seconds or so - better agitation.

[@natanmarbun9379]

What do you use the gear box and pulsator from the washing machine?

[@honeyy79]

Could you DIY an egg washer? Preferably with 3d prints etc? :D

[@suzesiviter6083]

Great!, so all I need to do is strip a washing machine down to make this.

[@anio6865]

What If you put a little rack in the bottom and put dishes in there ?

[@AbuOmar1974]

nice but need it moves right left but I not sure if this will work with DC

[@fatimainaciodasilva2076]

Que legal! Pena que não entendo de mecânica se não iria fazer uma máquina de lavar igual essa para mim! Parabéns! Você é muito inteligente!

[@Numberblock70]

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[@ameenmohamed3893]

really super idea bro

[@albertoescamilla639]

good proyect, thanks. why doesn't the water go through the bottom?, I did not see any gaskets or sealers

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

buckets are made of soft plastic, working as a sealer.

[@albertoescamilla639]

thanks

[@lieferal4984]

It would be so cool if you can make a front loading washing machine

[@intanmahardhika2801]

excuse me, may i know where u buy all of that materials?

[@syedjallal476]

nice where are u located are u mechanicall or electical engineer

[@ViralPatel1996s]

what is the specification of the motor you used?? how much rpm? how much torque? and where can i get a pulstor in india?

[@mohamadbashir9963]

Where do you get the silver plat ?

[@samanthanicholson3044]

nice work, have you had issues with water getting on the wires

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+samantha nicholson thnx. No

[@imgayyy939]

Easy HomeMade P

[@silverhawk760]

How much did the circular saw bit kit cost

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Adeel ShaG 300 rupees

[@tappannmhnt]

how did u manage with sealing. water will leak out

[@emmanuelatiteh3824]

my friend' u tried but u are rewashing the cloths ur mother wash

[@nicholasquaye2917]

. 0 100th

[@danielroman265]

very good project!!! 👍

[@TRADERSFRIEND]

Fascinating!

[@gacattack1234]

Hey you should connect a colander to the agitator and then you'd have a spin dryer as well

[@ScantPear]

Ebo Chi or just have a built in one for agitate and spin without a problem

[@rtyankeedoodle]

This is the best damn project so far. I believe some simple improvements can be done with that model, like adding a drainage pipe etc. I also think you'll need a more powerful motor. Anyway, I'm willing to try this project if I could find the parts.

[@rashid9125835406]

Hi bhai aandar jo palet lagaye hai wo kaha milti hai

[@nileshkumarnarsinhbhaipraj6711]

Nice project

[@SuperPj1982]

Its a nice idea... but it is still incomplete project as a washing machine, don't get me wrong, its a great project.. really.. right now it is still incomplete as a "washing machine" because the rotation of the motor is only in forward or counter clockwise right? for now its a mixer, but if you find a way to create a control that switches the polarity of your motor then it will become a portable washing machine.. When I was a student, I use to have that same idea, I used the same materials but most of them are scavenged items, back then in order to have a reverse and forward rotation I used toggle switch hehehe electronic component was expensive that time.. its just a suggestion, make a controller module that switches the polarity from the battery then that's it.. Good luck and nice work, keep it up..

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Chinito Gwapito thanks! I can make it same as you said, but it will difficult for people to make it. People are already said that make easy projects. If you want to make dual polarity, just use an H bridge.

[@sureshkumar-nd8bx]

Vary nice work

[@Hōkūleà-m5r]

Were can I buy the parts to make the washing machine work with battery?

[@justblase5270]

I have been reading the comments everybody left you I just wanted to know how much did everything cost in all, as far as how does the water leave, all you have to do is get one of those wine boxes and take out the spout and then just attach it on to the side of the bucket and that's how the water will be released or anything in that nature or you can just get one of those coolers at somebody throwing and just take the same part that releases the water and then just attach it on to the side of the bucket I just want to know how much did everything cost in all for you

[@marsseeker6208]

a million dollars

[@Kotoy1]

+Mars Seeker a small loan of ^

[@michellehing6753]

As usual

[@michellehing6753]

As usual

[@parthsadadiya7489]

6" Washing Machine Pulsator Base A kaha se liya hai aap ne

[@sairaadeel7494]

Please ap bta skte ho ya kahn se milti hy or price Kya hy

[@akramulislam8983]

Hello Fnd आपने फेन जैसे एक parts use किया । उसका नाम क्या है। कहा मिलेंगे।

[@Ariezzable]

please make a video about espresso machine, its really expensive. thanks

[@Ana-ro5wj]

Could you use 5 gallon buckets?

[@bhupendradesai2956]

costing of parts to make at home washing machine

[@SolarizeYourLife]

Don't you want to silicone the bottom plate?

[@wienerschnitzelwienerschni194]

Great Job

[@bhupendradesai3402]

Pani jo dala wo likej ho ke niche motor me jata he likege band karne ka upai ki lekin likej hotahi hen baber packing bhi rakha msil lqgaya firbhi band nahi hotahe. Please advice.

[@hannahomary1874]

You should make an automatic clothes wringer too! :)

[@shridharhodlur170]

Very nice

[@fawzyanas3120]

Amazing💕😍💕😍