Twin Turbine Rotary Grinder Tool Powered by Vacuum Cleaner

[@mcioga]

that rotor balancing tecnique made my day !! thank you for sharing :)

[@rcrazee5077]

Also find it very interesting..Craftsmanship level 99 :)

[@Kavster92]

Honestly how ingenious is that? Using the magnets to create a frictionless rig for the shaft? Amazing to even think of it really!

[@mstrVLT]

same like Igor Negoda kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJLVkmR5bbd9kK8 )

[@salmanal-harethey1486]

I was like do I see what I am seeing

[@ItaloLoureiro]

@@Kavster92 Man, I just realized now that those were magnets. I thought he had made some sorcery I could not see... But a magnet holder to balance is fantastic!

[@andinbriwel1092]

I particularly love how your videos successfully illustrate just how much work goes into a project like this. So many of these type of videos leave people with the impression that projects like this can be quick and simple if you just have the right tools, but your videos successfully communicate the necessary skill and significant amount of time required for such an intricate design, while still not becoming excessively long! Great work!!

[@_P0tat07_]

Sick. Much better than the dremel version.

[@SuicideNeil]

I was thinking the exact same thing- I was expecting this one to be just as weak but then it completely blows away the Dremel version in the testing, so much more torque.

[@Not-C-418]

hope for the pocket NC lol

[@thegenerousdegenerate9395]

Pretty sure this IS the dremel. Did you see the hose while the tool was working? He made 2 one with air and the other attached to his dremel. I call shennanigins.

[@daftbence]

@@thegenerousdegenerate9395 Nah, you're just seeing things.

[@octane613]

@@thegenerousdegenerate9395 I normally trust Johnny to make real things but I have to agree with this. It didn't sound or act like the vacuum powered one when he was actually using it, and it didn't bog down hardly at all when it was put to metal or wood. And it may just be my eyes, but the end shot, I feel like I can see it "cog" a little bit when he turns it off, like a rotor in a motor. I really want jq90 to clear this up, because I too call shenanigans.

[@locouk]

JohnnyQ90’’s Wife: Johnny Q has been vacuuming his workshop all day, it must be spotless by now?! JohnnyQ90: 😂😎

[@Simion_T]

Wife: "Johnny, the living room awaits!"

[@Saucer500]

@@Simion_T you want me to make random holes in the living room honey ?

[@dreaman1981]

Te lo voglio dire in Italiano volutamente: TU SEI UN GRANDE, UN TALENTO INCREDIBILE!!!! Una persona come te dovrebbe ricoprire cariche istituzionali pubbliche!!!!

[@OminousPinapple]

I'd love to see a disassembly and inspection of this after a month of use!

[@ffss2989]

Hi I am from Iran And I really enjoyed the design and the steps of making and assembling and the operation of the device, it works exactly like the dental device, well done to you craftsman.

[@WinstonMakes]

Dude! Those are some amazing looking parts!

[@johnnyq90]

Thanks man! I'm really glad you liked it 😁

[@cliveso]

That's mental... You milled the guide vanes and *then* press-fitted that into another piece of metal, and then machined that down to a thin housing, all in situ. Crazy stuff!

[@Warloghe]

Love the channel Johnny, I wish I could do half of what you can.

[@Gamerock82]

True that.

[@steelandglass]

Ahhh, Johnny, watching you work is like listening to fine classical music. So rewarding and pleasant. Your integrity and attention to detail puts a smile on my face. Thanks for taking the extra time to make a vid for all to share in your satisfaction. I hope you live a long and prosperous life and create many unique and perfect objects. Please continue to post when you can. Such an inspiration to start my day. Thank You.....

[@Hobby_Electric]

I WANT THIS MACHINE !

[@NitroRC]

Du auch hier ^^

[@Hobby_Electric]

@@NitroRC Klaro :-)

[@Acheiropoietos]

99% perfect. Who could ask for more? A pleasure watching your machining skills.

[@송찬민-t2c]

Wow long time no see. I love your making. Please more upload the video! Have a nice day. Good bye

[@peterduxbury927]

Seeing the Pocket NC for the first time, blew me away!!

[@davey6024]

Level 100 engineer. Respect.

[@nateb4543]

I am so jealous of your tools, ability to design and execute this. Wow

[@gabrielscalese9248]

Your inventions are awesome!!!! What happened with the rotary engine with supercharger

[@elyankhayat2900]

You are so creative I was glad to see your work

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

Place the vacuum hose on the exhaust port. Flip the motor over so when you use it, the debris will be blown out of the way instead of sucked in!

[@danielvantland]

Yes! the waiting was worth it. I really have been enjoying your videos for a long time now, and i need to say, that your a great thinker and maker, and you really should keep it up.

[@raushankarimov4320]

CNC Igor Negoda

[@friggyfrig123]

Да уж, коллаб с Негодой вышел бы знатный!

[@MisterVoodoo]

Игорь дремелем лопатки вытачивал вручную))) точно CNC

[@Excvositorum]

Без кофэ не то....

[@Excvositorum]

Призовите Игоря в тему ;)

[@giggawc8457]

I don't think this pocket cnc is sturdy enough for inconel

[@dinodeangelis7978]

Oh man. That pocket NC is officially the coolest tool I've ever seen. The shit I'd make with that would be world altering

[@salmanal-harethey1486]

9:13 I was like whaaat. I never knew something like that exist. I am latterly smiling.

[@mrMacGoover]

It blows my mind the capacity and level of your thinking and knowledge!

[@2011metalmaniac]

what happened to the supercharged wankel engine?

[@brokenheart9997]

تعليقي هنا .هو هذا المحرك الرائع صحي للغاية..لان تيار المحركات يؤثر على الدماغ. احسنت صنع يا صاحب الدرع الذهبي.🥇🏆⛳

[@rileytrain9254]

It's almost more useful that it vacuums the debris while working

[@andrewyoung4473]

yeah maybe a filter to stop the large debris and a funnel to get in close to the powder

[@mate7255]

Yeah but damages the propeler of the turbine

[@deaf_as_hell_wilson]

Battle Ground Survivor not if soft nonmetallic materials are used

[@mate7255]

Cobster Wilson yes I know, soft materials wont do damage

[@brunovlaminck9901]

Chineses know what the next gadget they will sell

[@iamnickyj]

Nothing better than watching a beautiful machine make a beautiful part. Love the channel, keep up the amazing content.

[@eformance]

Are you planning to attend Dental School as your new hobby?

[@poptartmcjelly7054]

image going to the dentist and he pulls out one of these

[@wickedprotos1937]

lol aaaahhhh that sound... of the dentist :-)

[@professoreggplant9985]

Interestingly, I've seen air powered drills such as this in the dentist office.

[@doorguner01]

AVE gave up on it Not this guy!

[@aerialcat1]

Outstanding demonstration of the capabilities of these small CNC machines... good job too.

[@RobertHellxKnightBrennan]

I love watching this stuff. It's like meditation.

[@lyteyearz5810]

What an inspiration you are. So much attention to detail. I would pay a high premium for hand made tools by you. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@G40bv]

Next project... a filter cap so it won't damage the blades. Awesome job

[@danielskoog5565]

Wow you could make that into a product! I bet a lot of people would buy it! Really awesome build!

[@blackturbine]

The power of succ

[@theimperfectgod7140]

_Memes_ 😂👌

[@lpjunction]

vacuum cleaner normally runs 1.5kw to 2kw that will put this tool amount the power tools.

[@blackturbine]

@@lpjunction and air turbines are around 10% efficient so you can expect around 22w of mecanical power output, still not so bad

[@lpjunction]

I am aware of thr efficiency I meant the machine is taking 2kw level of power that puts it amount power tools That`s based on the power consummed

[@teeshark6584]

Wait did he just build this from scratch? Wth this guy is amazing. Most of us couldnt build that thing with a complete set of directions, let alone off the top of our head. Wow

[@JG-iw8mh]

I would not be mad at all if you pumped out more videos.

[@johnnyq90]

I wish I could upload videos at least once a week, but unfortunately many of my projects take too much time...

[@JG-iw8mh]

@@johnnyq90 I know the problem all too well.

[@nunyabizness199]

I remember Kirby vaccuum company making tons of attachments for their vaccuums, like even paint sprayers. But I don't remember them having a die grinder..😁 Very nice !

[@MrCarnutbill67]

Alright alright, back to the turbocharged engine. Haha

[@Brobolio]

This is an awesome video, but the moment I saw the tap holder I was pleasently surprised!! Nice work my friend!!!

[@reobass007]

Очень интересный инструмент получился ! Браво мастеру ! Есть одно но для практического применения не выгодно так как пылесос потребляет много эл.энергии проще пользоваться обычным дремелем а так посмотреть было очень интересно.

[@КостянтинПоліщук-б6п]

А то что инструмент совмещён с пылесосом имеет свои плюсы, вся (почти вся) образующаяся стружка улетает именно в пылесос...

[@Razorbill_]

Они богатые и они могут платить за электричество. Это в раше невыгодно

[@Zima71084]

и вся образующаяся стружка влетая в лопасти рано или поздно(скорее рано) размолотит их или послужит образивом. при отломе лопасти возникнет дисбаланс и на таких скоростях ( судя по звуку 25-40 тысяч) будет жуткая трясучка . да и со шлангом от пылесоса в руке особо не поработаешь с мелочугой

[@drons6768]

Думаю если подключить компрессор эффект будет таким же. А где нибудь в поле, имея только баллон с сжатым воздухом инструмент незаменим

[@maZZor100]

@@Zima71084 тут то смысл по большей части в идее и выполнении:)

[@JuanRodriguez-cf6cg]

It is simply amazing!! I am extremely impressed about your skills using such sophisticated equiment!! All that machinery that most cost thousands of dollars, controlled by those expert hands of yours, of course a grinder powered by a vacuum should not be a surprise!! I was thinking " man, o dremel costs $60 bucks!! I bought one for $10 a while ago...and then you grabbed a dremel!!! What the hell???? The point is................

[@MrApple-yw9vp]

The project is really cool, but will the bearings survive the insane RPM's ?

[@thatguythatdoesstuff7448]

Even ABEC1 bearings are rated to 30k+ rpms when the bearings are this small. I think the loads and temperature are a bigger concern if he's doing sustained work with the tool. Temperature might be mitigated by airflow through the tool.

[@GerthQuake69]

Very impressive. I think your videos get better every time!

[@The_Bandit_750]

That's insane

[@kanalbiru]

You really built from scrath, the idea from ur mind, with highly detail and precision. Wow,

[@alexwood7417]

What happened to the turbo rotory engine?

[@SidneyHousenOfficial]

yeah im also waiting for the next video i want to see how much power that rc engine got

[@jojorodriguez3304]

Dude this is so badass!!! Wow I am amazed by your craftsmanship amazing idea so so cool how you came up with this concept

[@TheSoldatov]

Привет,любители,турбо микро пылесосной тяги))

[@neo_ex]

турбина долго не проживет, весь мусор через нее летит, за то чисто вокруг ))

[@АлексанрЗубарев]

А нкгода то рулит

[@АлександрИванов-в7т1н]

😂

[@ebealienthy]

Hello, I express my point of view. You have worked well and I liked it, The beauty is to plan and succeed in realizing and solving.

[@AA-ym9pz]

"I have a СТС and Lathe for more than 5k EUR. But I have no more money for a mini drill!" 40 eur, Carl!

[@barkster]

I want all your tools!!! I learned a lot of new techniques from your videos. Thanks for sharing

[@MementoNeli]

Now mount that to the cnc, see how it preforms, it might be actually pretty good to mill :p

[@TheScarvig]

my first thought: could this work as a self cooling/ self cleaning spindle for diy cnc machines?

[@MementoNeli]

@@TheScarvig Ye it sure would work. Speed seems high enough. But the particles that get sucked in might damage / unbalance the turbines thus causing vibrations. But a blowing vacuum would solve this problem and actually would remove the need for a chip cleaning blower thingy... :p

[@franciscoblascogregorio5206]

Felicidades!! Tienes un gran nivel de maestría. He disfrutado mucho viendo tú trabajo. Saludos desde España.

[@AndoniOlea]

Next step, a real combustion turbine like the ones used un aeromodelism.

[@MATEKYOO]

and installed on his rc car... (for replace the original nitro motor)

[@AndoniOlea]

@@MATEKYOO i like that idea, but for that it would be bettet to use it like in a helicopter, they use the turbine to make rotate the rotor instead of for thrust. If you use a turbine for propulsion on a RC car, even just having it started without accelerating, it would make it move forward and that is a problem.

[@kadmow]

@@AndoniOlea : hypothetically it should have a free power turbine geared to the transmission... (direct gearing the gas generator to a shaft converter is a bad idea, though it is a cheaper / lighter alternative) Axial RC turbines, who wouldn't want them... ( though they do suck and blow thermodynamically at that size, allegedly)

[@AndoniOlea]

@@kadmow You are correct in that, but if he uses a turbine in a conventional way, he should add brakes to the car (it doesn´t matter how they work) but it needs them.

[@AndoniOlea]

@@kadmow This in size is not too big, but neither is it small. Generates 8.6Kg of thrust at full throttle. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYHXpH-GgrmJpLs

[@ziyaadhoosaindelavega3081]

Your skill is God sent

[@rafee9442]

High RPM but low torque right?

[@Mike-ff7ib]

Now you can drill your own cavity. Awesome workmanship skills!!

[@coreyfro]

You shouldn't use such long reach tooling for every operation. Your feeds and speed could be higher and your finish will be better if you stick with appropriately sized tooling. The machine will also be quieter, which is evidence of better tooling selection.

[@24kTechProduction]

damn... it was so hard to skip for once. the whole video was mesmerizing and cleanliness was up to the mark. well done.

[@ЭЛЕКТРОНЩИК-б2в]

Когда пересмотрел Игоря Негоду :)

[@MirexII]

Игорю бы такой ЧПУ, он бы уже наверное по луне ездил, огород городил. :))

[@neo_ex]

у него же вроде есть чпу какой то, он просто не научился им пользоваться или просто по кайфу сделать это на токарном и фрезерном с ручной подгонкой.

[@MirexII]

@@neo_ex насколько я помню, это был 3д принтер, а это слегка разный функционал.

[@blacklion79]

@@neo_ex У него плоский был, 2.5D, и здоровый, врядли там точность такая высокая.

[@АлексанрЗубарев]

Ну парень сделал,но мы то знаем

[@Georges-MILLION]

Magnifique réalisation ! Un très grand bravo ! Beautiful achievement ! A very big bravo !

[@otlichnik-84]

Игорю Негоде не показывайте, а то у него глаз задергается

[@hate-conductor]

А я ток хотел линк ему в камменты скинуть...

[@ГалинаДолгополова-т3г]

точно)

[@guichog9509]

You're a genius, congratulations my friend.

[@chezzz65]

Его нужно срочно, вместе с оборудованием к Негоде отправить...тогда точно к марсу стартовать начнут

[@Kolyanznaet]

Лучше Игоря к нему, пожалейте иностранца 😂

[@romashamil6787]

Согласен он без стопка сдаётся

[@romashamil6787]

Негоде не показывает ато плохо ему будет

[@ancherny]

Игорю-то чего? Это ему плохо будет, когда увидит, как Игорь лопатки руками из инканеля точит! ))

[@sypernova6969]

I was thinking all along why would one prefer this to a regular rotary too, besides maybe a little less weight. then I saw how there was NO DUST anywhere after the grinding. that's pretty cool.. works much better than the old one. congrats seb,

[@hyperhektor7733]

15:15 imagine a denist using that on your teeths xD

[@chamarystigers8731]

🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷

[@Zach-ci1lz]

I love watching your videos. You don't have so say anything in them because your work speaks for you man. You really take time and effort into what you make. Keep it up In regards to debris being sucked in, I know some shop vacuums have a side that lets them blow air instead of suck, have you given thought to that?

[@greemstrider]

Aaah.... enginner porn. Absolutely stunning work!

[@LutherFPV]

the amount of effort put into this video is just INSANE! The people who dislike this video doesn't understand that! It makes me irritated :/

[@richiieriich]

I need some thing made please let me know the if your willing to make and ship to me. Send your email if willing It is a turbine shaft that had a shaft rotating over a shaft. In other words two shaft one main shaft and a second shaft over that main shaft

[@lennicrafter8902]

Just use two tubes

[@1992djg]

Look up AvE he’s doing just that making parts for people on his 5 axis Cnc townpump cnc

[@mohammadr797]

WOW! In 20 min's you made a micro turbine! Imagine what can you build in 200 min's!! :) Ultra satisfying video!

[@riclug1]

This got to be one of my favourite videos youve made. Something cool would be if you could make something similar, but it instead by being powered by some other fuel. So it could produce trust instead of running of of it.

[@skidlidzdg]

3 flute less chatter, 0 flute better for roughing.....And very nice turbine build. So relaxing to watch.

[@InssiAjaton]

Speaks of the machining accuracy that the static balancing was all that was needed. I was actually waiting to learn how you would do a dynamic balancing. Oh well, maybe some other time...

[@tylerdavis9820]

Really cool idea balancing between 2 magnets.

[@colsanjaybajpai5747]

Absolutely exceptional machining

[@LordRaa]

If I might make a suggestion, maybe look into making a press for bearings and broaching? That would make for an entertaining video series.

[@en2oh]

what were you thinking about when you designed a rotor that actually draws material through the rotor blades? On the one hand, it looks like it would automatically clean up after any operation you perform.... but as one of the other posts asked "I'd like to see a tear down after 1 month...." :) Great job on execution! Thanks for posting it. Doug

[@klschofield71]

Exceptional build, as per the usual, and I appreciate the multiple manufacturing processes utilized. It appears that the "heavy spot" is perpendicular to the cross drilled hole and set screw hole that are parallel in the shaft, perhaps if you aligned them so that they were perpendicular to each other, you may not have to remove any material when balancing the assembly, or at least not as much.

[@Bandicoot803]

You're the only one so far who has reversed the air tool league so far by going negative air pressure!

[@backermalaker]

14:38 Thanks for demonstrating the vacuum

[@m8die319]

wow that little cnc mill looks handy!

[@tanzanos]

Excellent work. You can redirect inlet to face backwards to avoid FOD

[@MrNicetux]

Wow. That's really powerful. Great job and great idea.

[@Drewkillah9898]

Love the fact that you put in stators.

[@firudjlapasion]

You have the perfect Machines for make a homemade jet motor

[@williamhorn4290]

Awesome content as always. Would love to see all your projects lined up on a shelf! Like a recount from all your previous endeavours! Keep at it man!

[@riloariichoariicho884]

That was a lot of work done.nice steady job

[@ufoofficial4520]

nice job man ,i made a turbine cleaner that cleans the inaccessible places with a rotating brushes

[@ronniel5844]

Awesome idea you are very sharp between the ears

[@steves8113]

That’s extremely clever and skilled.

[@moinshaikh2265]

Very fine and detail work. Excellent.

[@darkgrey7873]

One of the best projects I've seen

[@rehankhan-dd3dc]

Wow its an amazing tecnique to rotate something and the rotor balancing was awesome i learned a lot with your video thanks for sharing

[@doncheko6866]

You are awesome dude.. I just want to let you know that I watch your videos for relaxation purposes ;).. Thank you very much

[@bboydrummer1]

As usual another amazing video. It’s very soothing to watch the process. Thank you!

[@Thuebner1104]

Love the 90° thread tap guide. I need to make one of those for myself

[@williamhart4896]

Impressive work as per normal always a pleasure to watch you work , love that pocket cnc