💡Help Sawmill Repair 11KW Electric Motor For Free, But Get A Lot Of Wood As Gift | Linguoer

[@linguoermechanic]

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[@KieranDevine]

Should say "beautiful, genius girl..."

[@filibertotrejo7297]

dé dónde es ésta niña

[@RA7581]

за какое время восстановила мотор? сколько часов потратила?

[@lazarogr4724]

Oi tudo bem eu quero parabenizar ela pelo maravilhoso trabalho de garra e atenção gostei muito muito sou fã adorei muito poxa. Que bacana ms so acho que ela não deve carregar mts pesos da forma que fas. Abraço lazaro das minas gerais

[@lazarogr4724]

A depois me emvia um oi vou gostar saudacoemss a voce .🤝👍🌹😘

[@alvarobelaustegui2517]

This lady is a great example and inspiration for young people all around the world. I learn a lot. Thank you very much. Great job.

[@kenneth5328]

I've really enjoy watching your videos. You have Mad Skills!! I have learned a lot, so far. Keep up the good work, and I look forward to watching and learning more in the future. Are there any tools or supplies I can send you from the U.S.?

[@linguoermechanic]

Glad you like my video

[@g-wolf9445]

This is impressive work considering that most of the tools were common hardware store items; no torque wrenches, socket wrenches or crimping tools. If you gave her a professional shop to work in she would be a rock star and probably put some people out of business in the process. We need more people like her in the world that have pride in what they do.

[@jeffnpatricia]

Until you get one of these special pieces of work new in the box, and it works for 40 hrs then just stops. Costing many man hours and shipping times to replace. Ya, hard pass.

[@AT-qs7ut]

Why don't u take a bath bruh ur fired

[@blinkz9487]

Very impressive, although its actually cheaper to buy a whole new one rather then rewind it in a country like Australia. In the Philippines they actually have people on prawn farms doing this as a day job for like a dollar or 2 Aud a day.

[@harold6863]

No circlip pliers😂

[@tednugent916]

She should be making custom choppers 👍😎

[@MohammedKamara-dx9hi]

Thanks!

[@linguoermechanic]

♥

[@martinhorner642]

I've never seen anyone so devoted to tearing into and rebuilding electric motors. Excellent.

[@henrikaize]

but you have just now

[@chrishayes5755]

I've seen some guys in pakistan do it, not at well though, IMO

[@henrikaize]

@@chrishayes5755 she has tech education in zhongqing univercity

[@user-00dog]

FREE HONG KONG. FREE UIGHUR. SAVE MYANMAR

[@khargodhorrabha1216]

@@henrikaize n

[@youria2559]

Next Episode: Linguoer repairs a nuclear powerplant for free, but gets a lot of Plutonium.

[@CH-gg6bh]

🤣🤣🤣

[@CH-gg6bh]

This girl is very couragous. It reminds me a beautiful piece of Proverb Book in the Holly Bible, chapter 31 versé 10 : Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies. 11 The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her, so that he shall have no need of spoil. 12 She will do him good and not evil all the days of her life. 13 She seeketh wool, and flax, and worketh willingly with her hands. 14 She is like the merchants' ships; she bringeth her food from afar. 15 She riseth also while it is yet night, and giveth meat to her household, and a portion to her maidens. 16 She considereth a field, and buyeth it: with the fruit of her hands she planteth a vineyard. 17 She girdeth her loins with strength, and strengtheneth her arms. 18 She perceiveth that her merchandise is good: her candle goeth not out by night. 19 She layeth her hands to the spindle, and her hands hold the distaff. 20 She stretcheth out her hand to the poor; yea, she reacheth forth her hands to the needy. 21 She is not afraid of the snow for her household: for all her household are clothed with scarlet. 22 She maketh herself coverings of tapestry; her clothing is silk and purple. 23 Her husband is known in the gates, when he sitteth among the elders of the land. 24 She maketh fine linen, and selleth it; and delivereth girdles unto the merchant. 25 Strength and honour are her clothing; and she shall rejoice in time to come. 26 She openeth her mouth with wisdom; and in her tongue is the law of kindness. 27 She looketh well to the ways of her household, and eateth not the bread of idleness. 28 Her children arise up, and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praiseth her. 29 Many daughters have done virtuously, but thou excellest them all. 30 Favour is deceitful, and beauty is vain: but a woman that feareth the Lord, she shall be praised. 31 Give her of the fruit of her hands; and let her own works praise her in the gates.

[@majidb6266]

😂😂😂

[@jazzsaxkkw]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@galaxyexplorer5105]

😂

[@michaelreeves8164]

Early in my apprentiship I served 3 months in a motor rewind section of the factory I was working. Can't say I enjoyed it. This young lady has an aptitude that is second to none for restoring equipment. Fantastic work.

[@sergeytagay3553]

Dear Young lady Lin Guoer you admired me... Very good job. You have truly golden hands and good brain.

[@fabianlema828]

Desde Neuquén Argentina, siendo padre de dos hijas, me emocionó verla trabajar de tal manera, yo me dedico a la automatización y reparación de motores . Verla trabajar me emocionó.

[@PP-uv1kw]

i have done this in school 75 years ago... i am very happy to see that this skill is still being passed-on. good work !!

[@jordi8229]

as someone who repairs/rewinds electric motors for a job, i was thoroughly impressed that she was able to complete the entire repair process with no specialised tools/machinery, especially winding the coil groups by hand, rather than a machine

[@josegarcia2762]

exactly Americans want $100hr and tools that do all the work

[@josegarcia2762]

might as well say breast feed my government

[@-morrow]

well she did have specialised tools to wind the coil groups. just not automated tools.

[@georgedipietro3458]

You are a GENIUS !! Great videos !! Thanks!

[@linguoermechanic]

thank you~

[@renevdbeek]

Pure admiration for what you can achieve with the limited tools at your disposal. Your knowledge and skills are fantastic!

[@steinbauge4591]

Certainly - a pair of scissors instead of a lockspring tool..

[@quanghuenguyen791]

He lo

[@ZionOrange]

for 3 or 4 millennia man had not been reliant on modern tools to do things. it takes willpower to make the most of the tools you have. there is a life lesson in there somewhere

[@hdvictoryford5329]

This girl keeps popping up in these videos. She is a good actress. At least they should get her some different clothes. She is hired to do this acting job. If she fooled you, she did well. As an electrician/mechanic She is a failure, and mildly entertaining.

[@jimmy2drinks]

@@hdvictoryford5329 You sir, have never wound a motor in your life.

[@c.o.694]

I want my daughter to grow up with such skills. Wonderful to watch. I expect that your father is very proud!

[@georgeyoung4292]

You really dont need much of a skill to take anything apart!!! I can completely strip Ferrari engine with ease , the skill comes with putting it all together.. Stop simping😁

[@DT-dc4br]

@@georgeyoung4292 The motor was also reassembled. Making fake reasons to complain about a simple compliment...damn, that's some major league insecurity on show.

[@AmbianEagleheart]

@veryslyfox 1.1 Million people know who this lady is. Remarkable young girl who has life-skills that could help in any dire situation. The tragedy is that you believe your daughter can be validated through who she marries or what degree she obtained. Zero self worth, Zero true empowerment. Both characteristics I bet this girl has in spades.

[@jarbeefis]

@@georgeyoung4292 That's one great example of "tell me you're a virgin without telling me you're a virgin". This is one of the saddest shit I've seen on this site. Touch grass please I beg you.

[@jarbeefis]

@@AmbianEagleheart I could've have said it any better myself.

[@muhammadulfatalauddin2528]

Re-winding a dead motor was mind-blowing, wonderful and accurately performed by a Lady. Her workmanship is highly appreciable.

[@jimgraves4197]

Excellent rebuild. I need to show these videos to my Granddaughters to inspire them.

[@MarkHerndon]

One of the few that know how to do a rewind by hand very impressive. Congratulations on being able to find those willing to teach the skill. May you return the favor and teach others deserving of the knowledge such as yourself.

[@gorillaau]

Hopefully teach more girls to get into a non-traditional field.

[@bondbug73]

You're work deserves a timber yard's worth of free wood on this one. I never fail to be impressed by your mechanical knowledge, speed, patience and strength Lin. Thanks for sharing. ❤️

[@franzmorth3832]

Eine großartige junge Dame vom Fach!

[@kenriva1558]

آفرین دختر were good my gold

[@terryswainsbury1577]

We need more people like you in the world, particularly young women in engineering. Your a star!

[@SantaDragon]

@@peterboon8280 Yeah, sadly never know especially with the asians who is a real man or woman ... and then all the annoying contact trys on dating platforms from those kind of women ... thanks, no!

[@mrsleep0000]

Why does gender matter so much to you? You probably aren't going to see many women doing this because not many women are interested in these kind of jobs. Unless you want to start forcing them to work these jobs. Do you also think we need more men in education and nursing? Or are those industries fine being dominated by women?

[@SantaDragon]

@@mrsleep0000 It matters because a real woman (what is no more identificable) earns real respect, where a transformed one is not only unsure with his gender "he" might use this change for getting more likes as it is sadly normal in mechancal jobs, that women are ultra rare. P.S.: And I generally hate people (does not matter what gender, nationality or religion) who is fishing for compliments!

[@terryswainsbury1577]

@@mrsleep0000 Yep.

[@hugo5149]

@@terryswainsbury1577 stop trying to force people into things they don't want to do

[@abhinovator]

World's need people like you..because you saved environment by restoring a product otherwise it get wasted and new product need to be produced by using lots of energy.❤

[@freddylong2292]

Oh boy, here I go falling in love again lol. Awesome work ma'am.

[@philstreeter9703]

Excellent job Lin. Thanks for showing us your work in normal speed. You truly are a master of fixing things. I wish I had 1/10th of your skills. 💖

[@luiscofre1269]

8999998

[@wad671]

I used to work in a repair shop, dealing with electric pool pumps. Not once did we bother with windings, which were the most common fault beyond blown starter caps, mechanical seals or bearings. Some of the larger commercial motors would have been up around 6KW, but they still got thrown out anyway. Good to see someone practicing the 'long lost art' of rewinding and a damn shame that it isn't the done thing in today's consumer society.

[@davidmarino5119]

It’s still done in NY, I actually watched this cause I used to work in a motor shop. Way cheaper to rewind some of the bigger ones 10hp and up

[@kingcolz]

@@davidmarino5119 its a very labour intensive process really

[@adamdunne6645]

Some things are too costly to repair, so buying again just makes more sense.

[@ajazahmad582]

@@adamdunne6645 and more efficient with work performance

[@Galova]

I think that economically and ecologically it is reasonable to repair many of electrical motors rather than buy a new one. I also think that repair and recycling is reasonable in most cases not just for motors but other things too

[@larryferrari7778]

I love that you use brand new nuts and bolts quite often. For anyone to take on the challenge of rewinding a large motor is incredible. Great job!

[@hdvictoryford5329]

This girl keeps popping up in these videos. She is a good actress. At least they should get her some different clothes. She is hired to do this acting job. If she fooled you, she did well. As an electrician/mechanic She is a failure, and mildly entertaining.

[@mondoabz]

That’s not a large motor.

[@BatteryTestChannel]

That was amazing. You 100% refurbished that from scratch with no drama, humility, and a sense of purpose. Thanks for sharing!

[@jayatkin7432]

That was an amazing restoration!! Great job young lady!! Wonderful to see a young one take initiative and do such a quality detail oriented job!! Very proud of you!

[@uchi23a]

¿¡como logro subir un motor de 30Kg a la mesa 0:17 >_

[@Demun1649]

@@uchi23a Moi aussi.

[@FabFunty]

​@@uchi23a si yo peso solo 25 kg 😉

[@jeanvalique6190]

Thank you Miss Lin, I'm a realitive new comer to your channel and content. I'm absolutely hypnotized. I'll never push an on or off Button on any piece of equipment the same way ever again👍

[@leonardoraspante]

Impressive!

[@linguoermechanic]

Thanks for the support

[@__-kk1zt]

Здравствуйте, руки у вас золотые и голова у вас светлая. Спасибо контент

[@beezelbuzzel]

My God... This it what I do for a living. I have no idea why I'm watching this in my free time. That said, as a professional in the field, you've done an impressive job! Good work!

[@CHELLIE2408]

I think Linguoer used to do that for a living too, rewinding motors is not something you learn over night.

[@m.a.p.4hp737]

How are you at winding armatures?

[@greyroo]

@@m.a.p.4hp737 That would be great to see. I'm an Electrical Fitter/Armature winder by trade. I used to much prefer winding armatures. Not so cramped when putting the windings in compared to stators.

[@beezelbuzzel]

@@m.a.p.4hp737 I work out of a pretty small shop. We rewind some larger single phase, and 3 phase up to 400hp. We don't really mess with DC.

[@m.a.p.4hp737]

@@beezelbuzzel cool. I need a good armature winder for our shop. Thanks!

I really admire your restoration work, you take a totally destroyed machine and make it new again, I've seen some videos of others who do repairs and they only care about fixing what is broken or spoiled, now you have the whim to clean paint and renew the whole piece, congratulations your work is great and perfect

[@tyutyu3082]

ارجوك ياابنتي ان لاتحملي اثقال اكثر من طاقتك كي لاتؤثر عليك مستقبلا والله يوفقك يابطلة فأنت انسانة نحمل لك كل الاحترام والتقدير وانت بألف رجل ربي يحفظك ويرزقك ويطيل في عمرك الحاج ابو محمد من العراق

[@klaus-peterherzberger5732]

Hi, I am a master car mechanic from germany and have only just found your channel. I am very impressed with what you do for your people. Especially with which means and tools you do it. I have repaired many a car under adverse conditions, but what you do is really great. I am with you KP

[@shareephkhan4929]

Great 👍

[@hdvictoryford5329]

This girl keeps popping up in these videos. She is a good actress. At least they should get her some different clothes. She is hired to do this acting job. If she fooled you, she did well. As an electrician/mechanic She is a failure, and mildly entertaining.

[@طارقالمخبرالتقني]

🎉🎉🎉 ممتاز

[@hismikeness4840]

​@@hdvictoryford5329finally someone with common sense

[@afghanetc]

У меня слов нет, великолепно! Смотрю на ее работу и вижу себя. Точно также все вручную и разборка и перемотка. Ротор от 11 киловатт тяжеловат для такой юной барышни. Удачи тебе тебе, юное создание и береги свое здоровье. Смотрел на работу пескоструя и нос закрывал.

[@diversantdiversantov6249]

а у меня не получается смотреть на саму работу, глаз косится на барышню ; )

[@afghanetc]

@@diversantdiversantov6249 Хорошая девочка, работящая. Я бы себе взял ее в дочки. Одна есть тоже работяга и эту до кучи взял бы в семью. ;-)))))

[@scaleservice]

Чушь собачья, сказки. Вас разводят. Не считал, навскидку, две пары полюсов, почему она провода не маркирует? Собрать схему без ошибок будет непросто. Вместо гемора с электродами, внутрь вкручивают шпильку. Зацем она красит изнутри подшипниковые щиты? В капремонт это не входит. Чем ей рым-болт не понравился? Какой класс изоляции будет у этого говноподелия? Это так, что с ходу заметил.

[@Кирьянов.К.А]

@@scaleservice Абсолютли) показуха, обжим наконечников пассатижами моё почтение.

[@_f355]

@@scaleservice всё так, некоторые вещи она делает странно, но сказки и разводка-то в чем? она перемотала мотор, чтобы на ютубе лайков набрать, и потом его выкинула, или что?

[@terry1309]

Very impressive how you move these extremely heavy motors and diesel engines around! Please be careful not to hurt yourself. Nice results from your skills!

[@Cheepchipsable]

She should get a trolley.

[@Pazair-nq6gl]

Tiene ayuda, no lo hace todo sola

[@eliasantunesfranco5874]

as imagens falam por si mesma uma grande profissional

[@MrPlasma01]

there is a lot more to this than you see.

[@jgdooley2003]

I noticed that the motor had a weight of 100kg. No way she or any other human would lift that back into position without a trolley jack of some sort. Very good video

[@carlosgonzalez-jy3gf]

Hola!!, soy Juan Carlos de República de Argentina, realmente un gusto enorme, conocerte, te descubrí hace poco de ver otros videos, qué mujer tan capacitada!!, me asombra como restauras todo tipo de maquinarias, realizas construcciones, como la habitación de tu querido abuelo, que orgullo tener alguien como vos en la familia, la verdad sos muy inteligente, capaz de encarar cualquier trabajo, con dedicación y buenas terminaciones, además de ser muy bonita, sobre todo simpática, te felicito de todo corazón, mucha suerte en tu vida, geniaaa, un fuerte abrazo a la distancia.🥰❤👌👋

[@who-dn5cl]

This young lady teaches me a lot in so many different ways.. Her tenacity. Her knowledge. her skills. Her temperament. Her social interaction with the locals. Her philantropic qualities. Her strength but lack of self preservation of health. Her adaptations to the local challenges. Her humility. Her perserverane. Her genuine girlish smiles at the end of a challenge.💥One thing for sure we may never know.. 🤔How much of the few thousand years of Chinese culture and way of life and her childhood experiences have been passed down to her? 🤔I am a Chinese diaspora living in a land far away from where I was born and often wonder about what i have lost ?? This is just my honest opinion ..no politics, no negative comments about the young lady please. I think she is one in 10 million.👋

[@HaggisMuncher-69-420]

She's not going to sleep with you. Calm down bertha.

[@tintinfan007]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tintinfan007]

​@HaggisMuncher-69-420 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Emely_Motors]

Здравствуйте, Повезёт же вашему будущему мужу с вами))) Жена которая может сделать почти всё сама это роскошь.

[@ЮрийВасилевський-й6е]

Вона і по морді може дати!

[@vespasian2127]

так она болт на крышке один не закрутила!

[@Emely_Motors]

@@vespasian2127 Здравствуй, ты можешь указать время на видео?

[@vespasian2127]

@@Emely_Motors 25:05 нижний болт, когда касается крышкой!!)

[@marksutherland774]

It's great to see someone with skill. This video just came up in my feed and be assured I didn't think I'd spend 30 minutes watching someone repair a motor, but I did. What I learnt was you can do a lot of things if you put your mind to it. No doubt she has been trained but I see skill you don't get taught. That comes with experience and just having to get the job done, regardless of the situation you're in. That's where the real skill lies and she did that perfectly.

[@sicksake]

I love watching your videos…. Who taught you to rewind electric engines….. was it handed down from your parents…..such talent…. Thank you for sharing…

[@thekarmafarmer608]

Incredible lesson in ingenuity. I`m really amazed at how clever this person is. Every video is just amazing.

[@НиколайБесхлебный-б5р]

Просто браво! Как же приятно смотреть на работу, которую делает действительно увлечённый ею человек, тем более симпатичная девушка с прекрасной улыбкой и светлой головой. Вот только, всякий раз, когда она таскает такие тяжести - сердце кровью обливается.

[@garage_22]

Солидарен хотя на вес похер пусть пашит)

[@ОлегВиничук-у7т]

По советскому КЗОТу - для женщин не больше 25 кг...

[@qinwin1038]

Я электрик , но ремонт в домашних условиях красивой девушкой двигателя для меня это в первые 😍 👍

[@megeladel5515]

а обмотки не пролачила

[@СергейШтепа-у3ж]

@@megeladel5515 это все выпендриваться для видео

[@mixastotsamiy8507]

Она для эстетики...Уверен,что сама она его не делала.

[@himarsov]

@@megeladel5515 пролачила

[@alexanderyuvensky4913]

@@himarsov Пролачила. Лаком для ногтей, розовым! :)) Но на видео не показали.

[@benkofinas2025]

Ich bin voll Bewunderung für die Geschicklichkeit dieser Jungen Frau! Alle Hoch-Achtung für die Leichtigkeit und Gelassenheit mit der sie die Arbeiten ausführt!!!! Sie kann wirklich stolz sein auf ihre persönlichen Fähigkeiten!!!! Tiefe Verbeugung!!!

[@RODALCO2007]

Great job, at first I thought the motor was going to be scrapped but no, complete strip down, sandblast and rewind. You are a master in motor repair. Really enjoyed your video. New subscriber from New Zealand. Look forward to more video's.

[@overenergized8961]

From nz here too and love the rebuild. Total Rewinds or Bay Rewinds nz instead of scrap is always a better choice

[@HermanWillems]

Would be scraped here. The manhours alone would make you able to buy 2 or 3 of these brand new 11kW induction motors.

[@patrickboyle6727]

She is something special,I love this,nothing is wasted,it's like the old people years ago, ingenuity out if necessity

[@patrickboyle6727]

@@HermanWillems that's true too,but where would it end up if scrapped I wonder?

[@stuartburns8657]

@@patrickboyle6727 new copper, but the old will be resold I guess

[@Thomass7586]

She's my kind of woman. Not afraid to get her hands dirty. She's a keeper. Love it. 💕

[@zedcarr6128]

I've been a service engineer, in electronics, electrical and mechanical engineering in various jobs for over 35 years and your skills are a joy to watch. You are an inspiration to me and I hope that many young people see your videos, especially girls, and they also see you as an inspiration and want to become an engineer. I have decades of engineering experience in various fields, but I can't do what you do. I'd be your apprentice for a week, in a heartbeat, to learn some of your skills.

[@richardmakara5064]

Like what? Installing bearings with a chisel?

[@foxwood67]

@@richardmakara5064 When you don’t have a 20 ton press a shop even tapping on the inner race which she does is about the best you could ask for. Send a link to the motors you have successfully rewound. 🙂

[@Foxtrotwilconiner1969]

@@richardmakara5064 yo Rick the Dick it’s okay.Get out of mommas basement stop eating cheese puffs and pulling your chain

[@kuzma2243]

А что ты конкретно не умеешь?

[@thomaschandler8036]

Linguoer, I am so impressed with your ability to work on most anything, especially generators, motors with windings. I am concerned that you are gonna hurt yourself lifting those heavy pieces of equipment. If you hurt your back, your mechanicing days may be over. It scares me to watch you pick up that heavy generator and the ones you carry on you back. Please get someone to help you...Your tops in my book. From an ole man in south Alabama, USA...

[@davidbeem184]

I have a degree in electronic engineering and retired from the field and she has a better working knowledge of 3 phase windings than I do! Very nice work.

[@wengxinxian]

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[@kevinpulver4027]

Humility is hard to find David and I certainly appreciate yours! Motor rewinding is one of the things I have never done and have really enjoy watching her do it.

[@johnye4433]

She doesn’t know electronic, but she knows mechanics, because one form of energy converting to another is more a mechanical thing

[@tk5782]

I never got the hang of 3 phase theory, it was some kind of back magic! (or I just had a really bad teacher)

[@BeReal918]

@@johnye4433 How do you know what she does or doesn't know? You God?

[@Player00063]

Перемотать полностью статор?! Мое уважение ей. Вот это настоящая реставрация.

[@DamirKipkaev]

Я подумал то же самое))

[@Kafulso]

Даа.

[@trkamaliev]

Подшипник нельзя так забивать, надо через оснастку или через обойму старого, обжим наконечников можно было ведь тоже нормально сделать, а не пассатижами. Работа конечно огонь, но косяки есть.

[@ПавелТюрников-у8э]

У меня после просмотра тоже только одно слово Даааааа

[@Йожигвсметане]

Сначала подумал "кто же так ротор вытаскивает, чуть уши не обломала на крышке и обмотку статора повредила". Но потом все стало понятно

[@chrisliddiard725]

Prepare to be totally amazed. When this video started i thought perhaps all you had to do was replace the brushes. What followed is nothing short of amazing. A complete rebuild of the motor which i thought was scrapped. I should have realised the clue was there in the opening frames of the video. All this and not a drop of WD40 anywhere. A fantastic job.

[@rickeypameipamei5446]

She is an excellent mechanic having the knowledge of electronics and electricals device,girl good job.

[@MrBonez208]

I think it’s attractive, very educational and gifted talent. Very nice video, edited very well! I love electronics, rf wireless and electromechanical things. I’ve personally been in the electronic service industry for 25+ yrs. I can’t wait to see more of your work! Thanks for posting!

[@lancearn7332]

She is amazing, and so skilled. I use to work in a Mechanical Maintenance workshop in a mine out in the remote West Australian Pilbara so I was used to doing all maintenance on items large and small.. But, even our electricians would throw out any motor that required new windings. I would like to show this video to them and see what they would say now.

[@buggsy5]

They would say that labor is cheap in Indonesia, India, Korea, China etc.

[@karmakh]

This is amazing. I never thought it would be feasible to fix a 3-phase motor by hand. You have great skill and patience!

[@stephensarkany3577]

This is still common in the usa

[@thedeergarden3964]

Linguoer is a superwoman and has skills at such a young age. I’d love to see a video of you telling us how you came to learn how to fix so many things. You rock!

[@evil20ab]

Or maybe she just does everything someone behind the scenes tells her or shows, the real mastermind behind this youtube channel. Its all about getting more views and money, not helping village people.

[@phillipdickinson8557]

Lin that was another job well done.loved it 👏 was fantastic and tested perfect and returned in like new condition very enjoyable to watch you are a great engineer in the electric field I have never seen you fail you are 100 % and you give a 100% thank you for giving me the chance to learn from you you are a powerful teacher I enjoy learning from you thank you.

[@peterp8239]

I did this kind of work in the Netherlands. We need all kinds of expensive and overengineerd equipment and here we see how its done with just basic tools. You have my deepest respect mylady 🙏

[@etidabac]

Lol "milady"

[@Legalmachinist]

I am continually blown away by her ever expanding range of expertise. Astonishing to see this motor get rewound. Good on you!!

[@yusufozbunar1681]

Şişirdin rotorun mili balyozla arayabi takoz koy saydın güzel usta kolay gelsin 😂🙋‍♂️

[@Nordmann61]

Thank you for the full version of the video of you repairing the sawmill motor, always nice videos from you! 😀My mistake, when you said table I thought it was a table for your house, a piece of furniture. But you could need a new sturdy bench with the heavy motors and engines you repair, so I am sure it will be very rugged when you make it. You could also need a small bench with shelfs on the side of the big bench for all the parts and tools too, so good you have lot of planks now. Looking forward to your next video already! Cheers.

[@cleitoniida]

Masterfully done! I'm an electrical engineer and electronic technician, worked a lot for the past two decades and yet very impressed with her job!!! I've never seen this before.

[@gmanchurch]

I am in awe of someone that has the skills to perform a job of this magnitude.

[@deansolano1483]

By far one of the best videos I’ve seen on you tube !!!!!! Wow! Well done .

[@LordStraightBanana]

I thought that motor was scrap when you opened it up. That wasn’t just a repair, it was a full refurbishment. You’re very good at what you do - I hope he gave you a lot of wood for that work.

[@tpenoel88]

Dont worry, he give her plenty of wood 😘😘😘

[@eksine]

@@tpenoel88 hmm....

[@davelowets]

@@tpenoel88 I'm SURE he did.... 🍻

[@truongquockiem4836]

Con này tầm 7.5HP

[@junimeme5626]

@@tpenoel88 Unnecessary comment

[@vladimirorlov5221]

Посмотрел на эту маленькую девочку и вспомнил,что у меня генератор для починки уже год лежит. Прям стыдно стало... Какая умница!

[@ИгорьГладкий-ю1ш]

Да,только эта девушка далеко не мастер ,обрати внимание как подшипники забивает. Это так показуха,)

[@konstantinchernyshov2370]

@@ИгорьГладкий-ю1ш Я и на СТО видел, как забивают. Не эталон, канеш - но ходить будут! Главное, что правильной стороной забила)

[@vladimirorlov5221]

@@ИгорьГладкий-ю1ш да,выходит ,что и показуха может быть побуждающей к действию... Это хорошо сейчас усвоили пропагандоны всех мастей.

[@megeladel5515]

ну хотя бы выводы то под звезду, что под треугольник вывела, обфчно не заморачиваются и три конца оставляют

[@martinleung212]

This lady is amazing. Handling the refurbishing of such a big motor all by herself. Well done.

[@xonx209]

Exactly. Even with full makeup and looking like an actress, you can tell she is putting her whole body into the job and is not acting.

[@joegiroux4025]

Kool

[@JLBulaZacarias-CallaoPeru]

Excelente y buen trabajo Linguoer. 👍

[@montesbye9264]

Much respect, I used to do similar repair to electric motors for the ARMY. 60hp I believe, although I never rewound. This is a dying art, glad she is out there doing the damn thing💪💪

[@CliffJonesHere]

Terrific job young lady.. I've worked with electric motors and the electronic speed controllers for them most all my life. You are a very talented young lady.

[@rkaski1958]

Your patience is astounding, I dont know if I would have been able to stick with it.... Looks like a new motor! 👍😇

[@ash.ab.5575]

25:22 Lin is so cute, very humble, resourceful with what she have. I'm in love with her, gorgeous, educated, admiring & talented queen

[@CatnamedMittens]

Simp

[@rambleon3698]

Wow! I'd never have the patience to do those windings.I barely had enough to watch you do it. Well done and thanks for the show.

[@하충현-f2n]

정 말대단하네 .

[@Demun1649]

Hi Lin, This is one BIG job, and once again your happy face shows a successful result. I have rewired 100s of 3-pole electric motors, not at 1-1 scale like you, but in 1-64 scale, 1-32 scale and 1-24 scale. You are amazing and there is NO ONE in the world like you. Stay Happy Always.

[@dLLund]

sounds like you were rewinding slot racing car motors. i did a bit of that, back in mid- to late-1960s. lotta patience required, n lotta skill.

[@Demun1649]

@@dLLund Very true. We were semi-pro in 1/32 and 1/24, taking part in national and international 6, 12 and 24 hour races. I designed a rear axle with a real differential in 1/24, it contained oil for the rear gears, the only car to go 24 hours without a gear change. We won the race. And we got banned after that! The organisers were not interested in the future. They did support using as many magnets as possible, so the car didn't come off the track, which destroys driving skills, but an oil-filled gearbox, shudder, and ban. The only racing I do now is the 1/64th, AFX mostly. And classic chassis and bodies. I do build polycarbonate bodies for my 1960s and 1970s McLaren F1 and CanAm cars. Can't buy the older stuff on the market, and the orange phase of McLaren, when Bruce was alive, is still the most exciting period of motor racing for me.

[@dLLund]

@@Demun1649 i respect and admire your accomplishments. i was just a lonely, awkward teenager. i subscribed to 1 or 2 slot racing magazines, and tinkered w/ rewinding motors [fewer turns, thicker wire] & transplanting armatures into different motors. luckily, i grew up to be a lonely, awkward man, & now i'm a lonely, awkward 73yo curmudgeon w/ a growing crush on our 'genius girl'. take care.

[@Demun1649]

@@dLLund Beat you by 1 year! Did you ever shim the magnets to bring them closer to the armature? That worked very well. I'm lonely now, as well, but only because my fantastic wife died of MS, and |I am now a stroke victim. But, I have my memories. To win a 24-hour race at the Wonderland Raceway in Southend was an achievement, sad to say it has gone the way of the vast majority of the big, multi-lane public tracks.

[@dLLund]

@@Demun1649 i'm sorry to hear of your wife's passing, and of your own health situation. my 78yo bride is the healthiest person i've ever met. i think she's gonna live to be about 125yo. my cremains will have long been ferilizing the flowers in her jungle-like garden.

[@KLAATECH]

Excellent...I've never seen anyone so devoted to tearing into and rebuilding electric motors.

[@gladysauma7693]

I personally do motor rewinding 😊,this is lovely . gaining 1 2 skills from here😊

[@davidbooth8422]

I think you are amazing!!! I am much older than you but I try to do the same kind of things here locally too. Your videos are very time effective because of your simple style and excellent editing.

[@tmltherapeuticfarm7511]

Really enjoy seeing her working and her dexterity. This is definitely not an act, a pure skill. She really knows her stuff. Though i really want to see her testing of the motor after rewinding (before the instalation).

[@gorillaau]

Who is able to run an 11kw motor at home? I know I can't. Yes, the motor will not be under load, but the startup current can be a substantial fraction of the motor rating.

[@hernerweisenberg7052]

@@gorillaau Thanks to the power of 3-phase 400V 50hz AC, typical wattage available ranges from 11.2kw for a small apartment to 43kw for a larger single family house that has 63amp breakers, but more is possible.

[@gorillaau]

@@hernerweisenberg7052 Not sure where you are, but three phase is not run into a typical house in this country, 230/240v is considered enough for anyone. 40amps total.

[@hernerweisenberg7052]

@@gorillaau Im from Germany, and most if not all houses have a 3-phase 400V supply, many things from electrical water heaters to kitchen gear like electrical ovens and induction cooking tops require it.

[@hernerweisenberg7052]

@@gorillaau Its mainly due to the efficiancy i guess, since it gets produced as 3-phase in the power plant, its more effective to use 3 phase for power hungry equipment. If you run too much stuff of single phase, it is very hard to balance the load on all 3 phases equally, and asymetric load is not good ;)

[@hughhouse136]

You are amazing at what you do. Methodical, patient, precise and very well balanced in your skill at bringing electrical motors and other mechanisms back to life. Thank you for sharing.

[@raulbarroso6747]

Bonita proficional seria excelente socia si eu morace na china qem sabe talves no brasil.

[@mureedhussain310]

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[@picksalot1]

Impressive level of skill and understanding. Your friends, relatives, and hometown are lucky. 👍

[@dblmca]

Obviously great electro-mechanical skills but I also want to say, the video is really well done. The pacing makes it fun to watch, lots of angles, even the sounds in the background are charming. Please keep up the amazing work.

[@parkershaw8529]

Lots of angels because she didn't do it alone, there is a whole team behind this "fake" video.

[@walterhoward5686]

@@parkershaw8529 What about you or your comment , fake ! And you didn't even have a production team you faked it all by yourself ! I'm proud of you good job .

[@AfterHoursBartender]

@@walterhoward5686 CCP

[@PURGE-3000]

It’s fake. Theirs no way she can use a carpenter hammer and the bolts she removed was impossible. The bolts are put on with impact. I fix motors and I weigh lift. If it’s difficult to remove everything for a man. Imagine a women without the proper tools. Bull shit.

[@C-64]

@@PURGE-3000 , I used to scrap the copper from these before using all kinds of common hand tools? And i was a bone of a kid back then. No impact, just breaker and sockets. But I’ll take your word for it since ur the pro Maybe different kind of motor

[@rubenzampieri8127]

Gracias por compartir el video. Acá en Argentina, hace muchos años en la década de los 60 o 70, teníamos escuelas técnicas que en ellas se enseñaba la forma de bobinar motores monofásicos (220vca) o trifásicos con la conexión triángulo o la conexión estrella para los diferentes usos(380vca). Con el tiempo esa forma de estudio, (muy útil por sierto), comenzó a declinar. En mi caso aprendí, después de terminar mis estudios secundarios en una escuela privada nocturna electromecánica donde me sirvió mucho como salida laboral. Es lo que se debe hacer para que una nación progrese. Valoro mucho a la pequeña niña que con su esfuerzo y voluntad trabaja en algo tan preciado como es la reparación de motores y máquinas eléctricas. Recuperlas, implica reducir costos en la producción, evitando gastos en comprar equipo nuevos.👏👏👏👏👏💪👍🖐🇦🇷

[@bjrelaciones]

Soy de CDMX electromecánico. No es mas caro este trabajo que un motor nuevo???? Lo ignoro.... Saludos desde México....

[@norbertozoiloalvarez6529]

The repair of the electric motor carried out by the young woman showed technical and professional solvency. Having shown fine manual dexterity. Acceptable video carefully achieved.

[@JohnyFront]

i'd move mountains for a wife like this - pure gold is what she is.imagine she's fixing your car, electricity stuff and etc. and you're just sitting in the kitchen preparing food :D

[@domroc52]

Magnifique d'intelligence et de savoir faire !! Tout est beau quand c'est fait avec grâce et beauté ! ☺️

[@demus8757]

Another great job. Thank you for sharing this video with us. I admire you, your skills, your determination, everything. You know how to do it and you do it. You are an engineer as well as a craftsman. I love your videos. Please keep making them. Thank you so much.

[@richigordillo1324]

Asombroso. Sin duda alguna tienes un gran futuro por delante, maestra. Espero que tu familia te apoye en lo que has demostrado eres realmente buena.

[@ivancorales4591]

❤esa muchacha es muy intelijente cada día dios le da más sabiduría cost.rica.pura vida.❤❤

[@woodstoney]

Quite an amazing amount of skill and discipline in your work that most would simply walk away from. Nicely done on such an expert level!! You're worth more money!!

[@NorbertHarrer]

Wow. That brought back memories. When I was in my late teens in the 80s I worked for a motor repair shop every summer. We did exactly the same job. Although we were lucky and had some better tools. Like an hydraulic press to push the bearings in and out. And a pneumatic chisel to cut the windings. But other than that, all the steps were the same. Nowadays all those repair shops are gone. I guess it's cheaper for companies to buy a new motor than to pay somebody for the repair work. It's sad if you ask me.

[@stum8374]

Hi,I did the same on YTS in the uk,loved it,getting my hands dirty.

[@noirbl00d98]

🖤

[@fenics3317]

Same here in germany, less and less workshops here, that can repair engines...

[@pakjohn48]

Hello Norbert. As a retired mechanical engineer, I wondered about the rough treatment with which she installed the new windings. The insulation is quite thin - wouldn't it be damaged?

[@skateboardingjesus4006]

Because it's not wasteful to rebuild, it's great for practical experience and above all, it's damn satisfying restoring something to good-as-new.

[@educlixonlopez2465]

Me encanta 😍 soy técnico de mantenimiento en industria y las reparaciones de motores más pequeños valen una fortuna ésta chica aquí se haría de oro 👏👏👏

[@TrungCyf]

Si muchos grande tacos senor uno dos tres

[@evertshadowchurqui8670]

@@TrungCyf jajajaja xD

[@gmourao]

Non era mejor acquisitar un otro motor?

[@educlixonlopez2465]

@@gmourao ese motor puede valer 2000 € o más

[@satishjadhav141]

बहुत बढीया काम कितनी मेहनती किया ग्रेट

[@63esl]

Love your channel, you are so talented and the recycling of old machinery rather than it ending up on the scrap heap is the way to go.

[@jardelxavier369]

Meus parabéns a essa mulher guerreira. O lugar de mulher é onde ela quiser estar.

[@mercedesvan-doors34]

Worked in machine maintenance most of my life, it is really good to see a young person with the skills and knowledge to do this and with the desire to do something so technical. Where did you learn to rewind a motor?

[@tomaccino]

I don't think she learned it herself. There's a real mechanic in the background that does most of the work and she does a few things to look impressive on camera. In China it's a big business for production teams to film these kind of things.

[@jrwhite7916]

All that work, by hand, with hand tools is incredible. That is a level of skill very few people in the world have.

[@gamen80]

This is great. It gives me glow within that like nothing else. I love these kind of videos very much. Building/restoring is the best. Thank you for uploading this video. Im getting more and more impressed the more i watch the video.

[@JasonArter]

You're doing great work, helping people and providing a needed service.

[@wall_e1496]

appatently its in the stars

[@daoudloucass1224]

👏👏👏magnifique travail...respect👍