Make your own 3D Printed Brushless Motors | 15000 RPM

[@pepe-nv7tt]

The design is not available on your page, will you not upload it again?

[@oscarvillalta7645]

what are the units for your efficiency?

[@TheWadetube]

Great job. Perhaps you could make a 20 hp motor and put it in a small car to get around in.

[@MechNinja]

Making a motor is difficult because finding parts with lesser tolerance is impossible. We have to manually manufacture it which increases cost. Thank you so much for watching and don't forget to subscribe 😊😊😊

[@Allrounder77860]

Brother i like your all video because you explane everything

[@MechNinja]

Thankyou so much sateesh Bhai.....😊😊😊

[@harshdhanawade]

Any future update regarding this project ?

[@MechNinja]

My upcoming video is a drone project but after that I am back with some EDF stuff. So don't forget to subscribe and do subscribe to my notifications too.

[@tobins6800]

Did you balance the 3d printed moving parts? That would help increase rpm for sure.

[@MechNinja]

I have not balanced it....as i don't find it vibrating while testing.... Although I was getting a good rpm during no load condition....but white testing it on a propeller, I was afraid that it might explode...so I have tested it at 50% throttle....but next time I will enclose it with a metal casing..... Btw thankyou for watching and don't forget to subscribe 😊😊😊😊

[@electromind4183]

Did stators also 3d printed ?

[@MechNinja]

No, the stators are not 3D printed....I have used it, of an old motor..... Thankyou for watching and don't forget to subscribe 😊😊😊

[@Quifuh]

Why not 3D print the stator?

[@tobins6800]

The stator needs to be ferrous.

[@MechNinja]

Because first there won't be much torque in the motor. But if we use a ferrous material like iron....then there will greater force of repulsion thus we get good torque. Although there are some ferrous filaments available in the market....but currently I am using a market stator. Thankyou for watching and don't forget to subscribe....😊😊😊

[@oscarvillalta7645]

@@MechNinja could you make a coreless design?