Low Budget Manual Pick and Place (HD)

[@butterflywing61]

I am currently hand soldering 603s. This is a much nicer way to go. Thanks for posting, nice project !

[@OleKristianEkHornnes]

This was a very good idéa - So good, I have desided to build one myself. I have strugled a bit to collect parts, but most is now in box. I planned to use a pair of pnaumatic solenoids for vacuum, and let in air at drop. I have 3D printed some parts that was hard to find - I am looking forward to get all the parts so I can start. Thank you very much for posting this video.

[@christianedelmann6880]

Absolutely excellent! Really didn't think about something like this but I love the creative thinking.

[@vladstrulev]

thank you very much this is a greatest idea for manual component placement. I've seen your other projects and I'm impressed by all of them. I'm starting to look/buy parts for the project right now

[@willysnowman]

Excellent idea! Very simple, adaptable, and useful.

[@franciscogerardohernandezr4788]

Building one as a christmas present, great job! Respect!

[@AndyIvan74]

Hi. Thank you for the video. I you have inspired me and I have made my own device based on your design. I have been experimenting with it and it is a lot easier than free hand with tweezers. The only problem that I have had is when I go to retract the needle it always knocks the component. Then I looked at your video again and found that you had a spring return. I am off to the hardware store tomorrow to find a spring to upgrade my device. I think that this will be critical. Thanks.

[@vpapanik]

I can't wait to see your video as well !!!

[@AndyIvan74]

vpapanik I used to have a white bunny just like yours. She was really sweet.

[@KatieRabbitt]

Where do you get the attachments for the nozzle? How do you flow the solder after everything is placed?

[@AlternativeDIYEnergy]

Awesome my new friend. Very well done. I SHALL be building one. Thank you. Have an amazing day.

[@TheCrunchbird]

Fantastic work. I am without doubt going to build one for myself. Maybe you could turn this into an automated machine. It seems that it might be possible.

[@garanins]

Hello! Please tell me which camera software are you using?

[@33proyecto]

Thanks much for this awesome creation. Is it for sale? Also, could you tell us which needles to use for picking the 0402 components? Thanks much!

[@NordicDan]

Nice! Something else to add to my DIY list.

[@brianbrewster6532]

Since this video was produced 9 years ago, not sure if anyone will answer my Qs, but here goes: 1 - how hard is it to change "air suction heads"? 2 - When you release the suction to the to head, does your component drop quickly, and does air ever escape so quickly a gush of air pushes around those 0402 capacitors for instance? 3 - Can most people operate this machine or does it take super human, exceptionally steady hands?

[@vpapanik]

Thanks for your questions ! (1) It's very easy, the heads are just removable plastic bits (2) This was tricky indeed ; I made a tiny hole on the pen, so air can enter when suction is released, and the small components can drop nicely. Otherwise 0402 are stuck for a couple of seconds after suction release. (3) I think that tweezers need superhuman hands. This is ten times easier, at least for me.

[@jmpattillo]

Great idea. Started watching and thought "There is no way that thing can do 402 components" I was happy to be wrong. I just may have to build one.

[@kandalfus]

nice work men with excellence

[@mattbettcher]

Why are the pads so large for the small components?

[@gentikfromct8151]

Excellent !

[@guangdechen8885]

Where can buy?

[@MrLongman2008]

Where to buy these parts? Are they available on eBay or Amazon?

[@adityamulay6401]

if I want to buy one where I would get ? and how much will it cost .

[@nelsondarwinpaktech3954]

aditya,,,,u and me from poor countries,,,,so thats y its good to search for price,,,,I can build one automatic one but for it atleast some money is required,,,he he he,,,,,

[@hiteshchhokra5503]

Hi i got to know about this machine i actully want this machine can you please help me out i can even buy this machine

[@KostantisX]

Nice work!

[@britantyowicaksono8409]

i want one. tell me how

[@chahatsajwan3548]

where these equipment s are available in Delhi?

[@nebneru85]

Excelente forma de colocar componentes SMD

[@bobo9999]

very good

[@ajpran]

Super coooooool !

[@danspratt2]

problem is, its still limited to how steady/fast your hand is, so you may as well use tweezers

[@FlashEF]

Not really. Most of the problem while doing a large build is constant rotating of many parts. With tweezers it is kind of a pain, with this you can adjust angle easy. Plus you have this macro camera, so less inspections are needed.

[@KaspersMC]

Hey i like your Video + Music & your Work :) what camera do you use and/or what camera can you recommend ? :)

[@vpapanik]

It is a Sony HD camera, bought a few years ago. The newer models would do the jub even better.

[@KaspersMC]

vpapanik what about the Microscope camera :) i am looking for one but i not sure what i shall buy :) thanks

[@GadgetReviewVideos]

+KaspersMC It looks like a $5 one I also own from Amazon or eBay. I think they say it's 5mp and has LED lights in the end of it. Perfect idea for its practical use, I think I need to build one now.

[@selevo]

нормально... лучше сделать большое колесо сверху ручки пипетки, для поворотов более точных

[@vpapanik]

sure, check the blog shown in the video

[@robertlaughlin2349]

I wish someone would offer a machine like this for sale

[@powercircuitcomponentesmar6]

good job bro but friend does not weld together

[@gpentsas]

GREAT!

[@matthewrichardson828]

I use tweezers just fine with 603's.

[@engereggae1]

very wonderfullll

[@vishnuvishnunv4516]

price????

[@DieterM75]

Nicely built, but pretty much overkill...

[@mohammedfazlulhaqamin7065]

thank for the vdo.

[@milanmladenovic]

Bravo :)

[@pargyropoulos]

με το χέρι πιθανόν να ήταν πιο γρήγορο. Ωστόσο η κάμερα σίγουρα βοηθάει πολύ

[@longquang8723]

👍👍👍👍

[@Chi3ftain]

Ωραίος

[@ibnuahmad959]

easy right,..

[@vpapanik]

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[@xFuaZe]

Why not automate it? :D

[@wolfgangouille]

Price

[@xFuaZe]

Some stepper motors, belts and a microcontroller, can't be that expensive.

[@wolfgangouille]

xFuaZe yes, probably 300€.

[@_who_cares_1123]

+wolfgangouille 50 $

[@wolfgangouille]

Insert Username the dollar isn't that strong.

[@aisonaison2877]

и для чего все это? бесполезная хрень... ЧПУ бы уж тогда делал

[@tri4ng1e]

Все комментарии гласят "нам очень понравилось, вы меня вдохновили", и только русские могут сказать в лоб ) Проект и правда очень интересный. Был приятно удивлен, когда на видео показали позиционирование 0402 типоразмера. На них смотреть-то страшно, не то что пинцетом куда-то класть ). Но, как некоторые справедливо заметили, гораздо круче было бы сделать подобный аппарат, только автоматический. Причем и полуавтоматический (управляем с ПК или панельки) вариант, и автоматический (бросил программу и ушел пить чай) в равной степени крут. Плюс - выше точность (хоть трясучка рук и так устранена, случайные рывки все же могут испортить картину), проще работа (ссыпал в кучку компоненты, кинул платку, сел за ПК - и вперед). Если будет свободное время, обязательно попробую сделать нечто подобное. Большое спасибо за видео! ;)

[@slavka012]

+SkyIIWaLkeR 0402 нормально пинцетом паяются, не сложнее чем 0603 :)