Pendant Motor or Micro Motor? Which is Best??

Since moving to Japan I have been using a micromotor. I think they're so much better than the old fashioned pendant drills!
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[@danielkeis]

Good job keeping a straight face while making up all that technical jargon, you had me going for a while, hilarious to watch. You have the gift of the gab, keep up the good work and keep it coming.

[@DiamondMounter]

Some of that took me about 10 attempts to say correctly

[@danielkeis]

@@DiamondMounter hahahaha classic, good on ya.

[@sochin33]

Man you had me going for the first couple of jargon statements, then I just started cracking up, thank you for the laughs!

[@rexgeorg7324]

love your content mate

[@Gazz_R]

I'm just glad that the gigglin pin did'nt fall out of the wiff waff shaft. Thanks for sharing and take care.

[@kxjewelry7809]

As always entertaining yet informative.. 🤪

[@FridayFrida]

Thanks, I’ve used my dremel forever, definitely time for an upgrade, so I’m interested in what jewellers think about micro motors versus flex shaft. This is my first video of yours I watched, subscribed, and it took me a while to get that you were kidding with the technical jargon, I’m blaming that on the fact that I’m Swedish and English is not my first language. 😂 Thanks for great input. 👍😊

[@DiamondMounter]

Sorry Frida. I was being silly. I recommend a micro motor!

[@joolsdunn1800]

This video reminded me of my late dad. He loved making up technical jargon to bamboozlicate people! Hilarious! And with regard to pendant motor handpieces, removing the chunky old handpiece from mine to replace it with a quick change handpiece nearly had me in A&E! A lot of swearing was involved!

[@kenthansen3278]

It is interesting to see that the Japanese have woken up to the advantages of the Turbo Encabulator. American engineers have known about it since the 1950s. Chrysler embraced it for instance, there is a good KZbin clip. In fact a search of Turbo Encabulator will bring up many clips of products incorporating this amazing technology.

[@AlexDonnett]

You single handedly convinced me to go micromotor

[@gauntmon]

Think this would run on 110-120v? I am trying to see if I’d need a step down converter.

[@mizzify]

Well that was as clear as mud pmsl! All I got was reverse is useful, cruise control handy but not as torqy.... cheers for explaining it though because I've been debating getting one next because I love gem setting.

[@mahk4374]

Where can I get that light!!

[@rozzyz123-joyabellagemstud3]

what about a hammer handpiece ? I've been debating getting a micromotor, but I really want to be able to use a hammer hand piece for certain stone setting

[@mizzify]

Buy a dremel engraver and learn to make your own setting hammers-you can pretty much shape any broken burr into a hammer. I use a brass rod that I've filed and polished in mine. They might not be as good as a hammer handpiece but in mad barsteward warp speed mr sulu mode you'd be surprised at what they can set. £20 vs £££ well worth a try. Great for texturing too.

[@elfillari]

Ok but wich one to choose???

[@JessBachman]

I see you've read the Structural Dynamics of Flow...

[@butchered2457]

I’m messaging at 4:18 because I’m hoping you are going to make a joke regarding all the tech speak. I am baffled!! 😳 Finished:I have a very old pendant drill, with no tape/glue. Is it a collector’s item?

[@ronald1751]

You are hilarious!!

[@flyingcheff]

Could not agree more about how superior micromotors are. I'll chuck (donate to a student or whomever actually wants them) my pendant motors ASAP! I agree about the torque, I use an Foredom LX (pendant motor), its all torque - for my Bedecko Hammer hand-piece, works well. I still don't like the wrist strain of dealing with a flex shaft. Absolutely hilarious vernacular!! Ooooh I'm so impressed!!! Can't stop laughing OUT LOUD!! We have all those same parts on our airplanes!! 🤣😂😅

[@rozzyz123-joyabellagemstud3]

so no hammer hand piece for micromotors? I've been debating getting one but I was hoping I could find one that works with a hammer hand piece

[@stewartc4558]

with patreon can one do a year payment not monthly

[@kvri-beats]

Nakanishi vs foredom which one i should have?

[@DiamondMounter]

Id choose Nakanishi

[@briansaban3849]

Wow! Someone pulled out the technology thesaurus!

[@priscilladesert4078]

Would like definitions of all the words

[@aaronzalewski5375]

I thought I was on drugs for a second with all the technological jargon 😆

[@flyingcheff]

I'm watching again, and laughing so hard, Captain Kirk! Hey, you have more than 10,000 subscribers, did you get a new one yet?

[@maggiealena]

You can't beat the price paid for it. This video is a year old current price 29800 yen which close to $240 us dollars.

[@pijnto]

Great if you only use 2.5 mm tooling

[@shimmeringtrashpile]

Ah… it sits on the differential girdle spring!

[@whitelfner4582]

What kind of pendant motor were you using? A Foredom? Or something attached to a Dremel or other copy of a Foredom? I find the Foredom pretty darn quiet, I can listen to my audio book with it and the tabletop dust collector running (perhaps a good topic for a video, though much of metal could be done without.) The contact/cutting makes more noise than the motor so that noise should be similar. I'm coming from wood carving, and all of my jewelery is wood and natural element based. but haven't had issues with the handpieces, though only have a couple clone/cheap quick release ones and not the high quality Foredom's at 10x the price. I have a Strong 202 which I like and use. BTW Foredom SR and their higher power/more torque TX and LX can be reversed. 2nd video I've watched, you got me repeating sections with the gibberish! I had a good laugh!

[@andrewbaker1193]

So, I missed that point you made about the inverse phase reciprocating inductor. I didn't think that model had that feature. I quite like a little lighthearted nonsense mixed in with real info. I know enough about motors to know what to ignore this time. I hope you weren't spouting nonsense when you were talking about stuff Im mostly ignorant about. Thanks for videos

[@DiamondMounter]

haha. There was a little techinical jargon in there. Everything about the Isotrinzicating reflexable cylinder valve was real though

[@andrewbaker1193]

@@DiamondMounter would love to see the dictionary that defines the verb isotrinzicate. I can't find one. Thanks!

[@johndeluca230]

Obviously! 😁

[@alexihunt101]

Omg what language did I change my settings to 🤯

[@rcmoot]

Someone hacked your close captions here . Watching from usa.

[@jthunter4933]

Lmao!!! Fantastic video...

[@coreygibson1467]

Ya gota be taking the piss describing the power conversion 😂🤦‍♂️

[@elainebates6967]

Surprised that you never knew about the 'Foredom Speed-control Unit'. I bought one from a Foredom Dealer in Australia with the specific volt current for the Australian power source. I am able to operate my Pendant motor at a slower speed which plugs into the foot control. But it is rather irrelevant now to you. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@DiamondMounter]

Iv never used a fordom before but I know lots of people like the tools

[@whitelfner4582]

They are a world of difference between them and pretty much any of the clones.@@DiamondMounter

[@elfillari]

Microsoft micromotor with license is the best

[@leothomasjohnson6698]

glad i watched this video in 2x speed

[@SWCK.]

Thanks for advice 👍🏻

[@brettholroyd-doveton9213]

The cheapest I see are £36.... I guessing these ain't gonna be ok??

[@jamesfarley4759]

😂😅😂😊

[@olegpetelevitch4443]

Got both rather the pendent any time ! Sorry ! Real deal here ! 3rd generation jeweler ! Old school ! Don't like many of the knew tools most are hype . And you have to stuff around with them old is tested ! Just my way !

[@whitelfner4582]

Not sure what he's using, but he says he's never tried a Foredom. Guess they weren't imported to England 20 years ago.

[@priscilladesert4078]

Interesting and so many unintelligible words :)

[@ejbh3160]

lol

[@lawrenceevans9208]

😂😂

[@angeyates7155]

I understood 'in' 'the' 'smoother'.... too much jargon.

[@ArtOfDavidAmos]

Have been a technician for many years. And I have never so much BS in 30 sec of a video in all my life…. Mate get real!

[@raymondfluharty8877]

save yourself ...don't talk about electronics

[@arabiclearner711]

Call me old fashioned, by I prefer the older model of micro motor before all the modifications were made made and bells and whistles added over the last few years. You know, the more I learn about this Hitler guy the more I don’t like him.

[@TheArtisanTouch]

Lmao that’s hilarious nice copy of that old video of that guy talkin like he know what he talkin about

[@blakekimmel1200]

This guy is trying waaay to hard to sound smart.. He is literally using as many of the biggest most technical words he can think of just to name simple electrical and mechanical parts. But instead of calling them what 99.9% of the rest of the world calls them, he has decided he would rather be incomprehensible so no one else knows what he is talking about. (but sound smart... at least to his ears)sorry for the rant, this is a pet peive of mine, it's snobbery for "smart" people. Anyway, just ignore me.