BIG SECRET Power Tool Companies DON'T Want You To Know!

BIG SECRET Power Tool Companies DON'T Want You To Know!
Today we share a big secret that the power tool companies and manufactures don't want you to know about! That is how to get more power and speed from your power tools without buying new tools, instead we show you how to beef up the speed and power with a few inexpensive items you may already have lying around!!

[@Mr539forgotten]

I usually like VCG videos and I'm not hating on you or anything but this is pretty old news and it's quite a boring video... I've been doing this for years with the boys, you're making it out as though you've stumbled upon some magical info that you could only find because you know an electrical engineer. This info is all publically accessible on the internet, anyone can look up journals and papers in electrical engineering regarding magnetic harmonisation and field coil alignment. In fact, there was something published by ICP industries which gave a brief explanation on the science regarding magnetic phenomena, I think it work was called "miracles." Besides, you did it wrong anyway, 3 pole array magnetic harmonisation is inefficient and it's basically a waste of time. Yeah sure, it's smart to add booster coil windings, but you're far better off going with a 7 pole magnetic array around the electric motor and 2 inverse windings around the harmonisation magnets, not just 1 winding set. Also, you forgot to mention it increases efficiency, not just power. I and my buddies have been doing this for years on 18-volt tools and it essentially provides the same power output as 36-volt brushless tools or corded tools BUT it also tremendously increases run time. Generally, if I'm working a full 10-12 hour day a single battery will last most of the shift for all my power tool needs but just in case I'll keep a spare in the toolbag and just for efficiencies sake I'll have a battery per tool rather than switching the same battery between each tool during the day, even though it could theoretically manage the power demand. I mean, you don't really see this in residential much because there's very little point when you can have a charging setup in your truck with spare batteries but when you're doing high rise work above 4 or 5 floors it's vastly better to just do this and then not have to carry a charging station and an army of batteries and a ridiculously long power cord so you can keep your battery station near your work - or, even worse, going back down 5+ floors multiple times a day to change out dead batteries with the ones in your charging station in your truck. Oh yeah, and it's so much better than the fools who don't like the battery game so they just carry around bulky and heavy corded tools with numerous extension cables. It's great to go up 5+ floors with a light 18-volt battery in each tool and a single spare in the toolbag just in case there's a long shift. And obviously, as with all things science and engineering, there's a catch. The more effort you put in, generally, the less return you get for your extra effort. Not true depreciating returns, but you get very little from just strapping magnets to the outside of your drill - you may as well just go all out and overhaul the tool. It costs a lot, it's fiddly, it's quite a bit of work, but the result is a mobile and compact tool that gives the same power output and length of running time as corded power tools. Just don't get those tools stolen, that would suck. The holy grail for this would be superconductive wires. At absolute zero, superconductive wires have almost zero resistance, this they're crazy efficient... But that's not realistic, that's the stuff they try to use for fusion nuclear reactors. The next best thing is high-temperature superconductors, they're not really high temperature because they operate at 90 degrees K, which is -180 C and which is nearly -120 F so really freaking cold. But we can learn a lesson from high-temperature superconductors, they're usually not copper, they're alloys of exotic metals or crystalline structures. So essentially, if we want high efficiency, low resistance conductors for our exterior windings we need to take a step away from regular dirty copper, we need to walk straight past high purity copper, we should turn our nose up at graphene homogenous carbon structures and look towards crystalline ceramic conductors. There are some very interesting compounds but even something like niobium-tin or niobium-titanium is a strong contester. Hell, even if we use silicone oxide wire nano it's better than copper. Oh, that's the other thing, the finer the wire, the better, nano-wire isn't always an option but even if we can use wire as thin as human hair that's a HUGE benefit over regular electronic copper wire... Hence why I say before that doing such a project all out is so fiddly. The next trick in the list is to not just put magnets on the outside, but a specific type and number. I mentioned earlier that a 7 pole magnetic array seems to work best, not entirely sure why, just does. Also, almost unsurprisingly, if you can get your hands on some neodymium magnets, definitely do, though at a price of 7 magnets, it's going to cost a bit. Lastly, you don't just want to strap 7 neodymium magnets to the outside of the assembly to induce passive harmonising currents, if you have the money and skill, you DEFINITELY want to get toroid magnets (doughnut-shaped) because you want to individually wrap each magnet with a series of its own motor windings, to make each permanent neodymium magnet a mini electromagnet. Hence also why I say before nano-wire or human hair thickness wire would be a great advantage. You should also wind the neodymium magnets in a progressive fashion, not a perpendicular fashion. Most toroid cores for electromagnets are wound perpendicular, such that the wire wraps around the magnet at a 90-degree intersection, like if you're wrapping tape around a pipe or pole. What you want is long wraps that slowly spiral around the doughnut magnet and then overlap each other. If you have the time, skill and patience, the best thing you can do is have numerous windings spiralling around each magnet. Rather than having 1 winding that just wraps perpendicular around the entire radius of 360 degrees of the toroid, you want, if possible, 3 windings that chase each other around. If you can wind more than 3 separate windings, winding a multiple of 3 (3,6, 9, 12... ) is an advantage but if you can wind a cube of 3 (3, 9, 27, 81...) then that would be significantly better. If you can get 9 or 27 individual windings chasing each other around in an offset fashion then you've set yourself up for success. It's a difficult mental image to explain but you'll know you've done it right if your toroid magnet looks something like a manila rope bent around into a doughnut shape. Being that each individual winding has 2 ends, the start and the finish, if you do a good job, you're either going to have 6, 18 or 54 strands of wire coming out of your toroid magnet... And then you have to do that another 6 times.

[@Mr539forgotten]

PT2. Because long comment. Trust me, the immense effort is worth it. At that point, you've set yourself up to induce a 3 phase current in your electromagnets and if you've opted for 9 or 27 windings per magnet rather than a multiple of 3 or another random number, then you've set yourself up for a harmonised 3 phased induction. What you're essentially trying to replicate is an axial flux motor. Not quite the same but you're trying to imitate axial flux a little. At this point anyone with decent math will me multiplying the 7 magnets by the 3, 9 or 27 windings to realise we're going to have to call in a microprocessor or a microcomputer such as an Arduino nano or raspberry pi zero sometimes soon. And that's exactly what you have to do, just as brushless motors use mini current controlling computers to distribute the current to the correct poles at the correct amperage to achieve the desired speed and any rotation at all without brushes, we're going to need a mini computer to handle the 63 or 243 auxiliary windings around the 7 magnets. Essentially what you need is a computer that's going to distribute 3 phase harmonised wiring to each of the 7 neodymium electromagnets to somewhat supercharge the drill. By now it's quite obvious why manufacturers don't do this. Beyond the expense of exotic materials which perform better than copper and iron magnets, this is a TONNE of complexity. The gains are significant, but it's very complex and fiddly. Essentially what you're doing is supercharging your motor the way a car supercharges and engine. You're stealing some of the power produced to power auxiliary electromagnets which boost the power of the system. It's a mildly parasitic process and like with engines because it's a parasitic process you need big power to start with to get big gains. If you try to supercharge a 2L 4 cylinder engine, you won't get much out of it, you need a bigger engine which has power to steal in order to power the supercharger. It's the same with this, if you were to use 9 or 12 volt tools you wouldn't get much out of it, if it's below 18V it's not really worth the effort. But, when you get it going, it's glorious. Oh yeah, there's also lots of code that goes into it. 7 magnets, 9 or 27 individual windings to all program into a 3 phase power generation. Running 27 windings in 3 phase means you can run 9 interwoven 3 phase inductions but because it's a cube of 3 rather than a multiple of 3 those phases can change. Had it been, say 12 windings then you'd have 4 interwoven 3 phase inductions and they're not harmonious between themselves and can't easily change. It works, it's just not as efficient and powerful. So the code for a system of 63 simultaneous 3 phase circuits over 7 magnets each with 27 individual windings and 9 potential phasing groups is quite the headache... So yeah, that's not easy to explain. Apart from that the only other thing to worry about is doing all that work and using a pathetic prehistoric lithium-ion battery pack. Ditch that rubbish and get a lithium fluoride solid state batter instead - 8 times the power density, no discharge memory, battery life of decades, 100% nonflammable so heat safe and flight save, resistant to corrosive damage and other chemicals and they're very durable. Hence why a single battery could run an entire army of power tools for 12 hours flat despite powering much higher powered tools. Also, apart from the immense battery life both in charge and health and it's resistance to losing capacity over time and it's stability against heat, chemicals, pressure changes and impacts, LiF batteries also charge vastly faster than Li-ion. So yeah, fairly simple Sunday afternoon project if you're keen... Now you just have to do it to the rest of the tools, not just the drill. Q&A at the end. Do you plan on supercharging your tool? Past what I've already super wound, I don't think I plan on anything further. It's quite a lot of work do to it right, it's worth it but I wouldn't suggest doing it for a tool you use once a week. Are you an engineer? No, but this stuff is all deceptive. It seems complex when you jump into it but once you get the basics it's all far simpler than it looks. Have you supercharged your tools, brushed or brushless, in the past already? Yeah, the first one I experimented on was a cheap Ryobi brushed drill. It worked but it wasn't really worth the effort I don't think. Either you have some janky setup on the outside of your drill that looks like something a pipeline welder threw together or you actually bust open the tool and put some effort into it, at that point, you may as well put some finesse in too. I think I perfected what I think arbitrarily works pretty well on my brushless tools though. I haven't delved into the math of it too deeply, but I think the 7 by 27 winding setup with electronically controlled 3 phase harmonisation works the best for what a non-engineer can come up with. Do you use it for your impact driver, do you put it on your drill, do you use it maybe for your mitre saw? Yes definitely on the impact driver and drill, there's no denying that compact power is an absolute premium with worn on the belt tools... I think the effort is a bit wasteful for something like a mitre saw, to be honest, they're already table tools used for stationary bulk processing. I rarely use mitre saws and cut off saws but if I were to use them a lot in one day, I think I'd still just use corded tools since they won't move around once set up anyway. I think the benefit of supercharge winding is mostly in 'hand' tools not floor tools or table tools. Grinders? You know, I never really thought about putting it on a grinder... I'd probably be a bit apprehensive from an application standpoint as there isn't a lot of room to safely add extra bulk that close to a spinning blade. It's one thing to mildly bulk up the rear of a drill or impact driver but I don't think it's the safest modification for a grinder. In saying that, it's an interesting concept, maybe a 3 magnet setup with 81 windings per magnet (3^4) could be effective... Maybe something completely different needs to be considered... Maybe a proper axial-flux motor (pancake motor it's sometimes called) mounted above the disk parallel rather than perpendicular. It could be mounted offset towards the hand so that the disk and motor make a sort of figure 8 shape when viewed from above, that would be an interesting concept. I'm not sure the grinder application would be too great, unfortunately. Maybe it would work well for battery powered sidewinder circular saws... In fact, I'm almost certain it would work tremendously in that application because you have the ability to add a little bulk and weight without it being unwieldy. How do you use supercharge winding? Let me know what your experiences have been and how well it works. Yeah, it's actually a phenomenal technology, it's real alien tech type stuff, if you show people they'll swear black and blue that it's a joke or that you've pulled it out of a sci-fi movie but the performance benefits more than easily justify the expense and the worth to do the project. Got to say though, more than anything I'm glad I did it to the rotary hammer/demolition hammer. Honestly, if I could only do it to one tool, I'm not even sure if I'd do it to the impact driver, I may even just do it to the rotary hammer. It obviously depends on the contract, but everyone knows when you need to do a little demolition or concrete/masonry drilling, it's never a little, somehow those contracts always have you on the hammer all day. These tools are already a pain to work with, especially now that environmental dust control regulations are coming in (which I support fully). Rotary hammer, dust collector, 10 spare batteries or a quarter mile extension cord... This is where supercharge winding really shines. More power and LONGER lasting power out of a smaller package, 1 or 2 batteries for an entire days work, it's a Godsend. If you have to drill or demolish concrete all day, even if it's only for 1 or 2 days at a time, any advantage is a blessing. I certainly am glad I supercharge wound my rotary hammer, ESPECIALLY when working high rise. I could not imagine having to carry 5 or 6 spare batteries up multiple floors, making multiple trips to the truck for battery change over or using irritating extension cords for those jobs, that's where the supercharge shines best. But I think the best benefit is exactly as I said at the start - when you have to work in high rise construction or even if you're doing office refurbishment, any time you don't have to take a trip down to the ground floor is a good time and the less you have to carry up multiple floors with you, the better. The benefits may not even be worth it for ground floor workers and residential construction, the next battery is only a 1 minute walk away and there's no reason you can't just get a more powerful tool suited for the job, but as soon as you rise above that second or third floor you'll greatly appreciate the lightweight toolbag you can carry with you and not having to go downstairs 2, 3, 4 maybe 5 times a day for new juice like other work crews.

[@VCGConstruction]

I see your point now, thanks for sharing!!

[@TheGameBoy56]

This guy got no life righting stuff like this vince keep it up

[@jdreynolds29]

@@TheGameBoy56 had to take all night. Smh

[@jdreynolds29]

@@TheGameBoy56 I couldn't even get close to reading 1/3 of that. Lol I don't see how he had time to write all of it

[@carsongoodman5581]

I just strapped some magnets around my tv... currently watching the FUTURE

[@VCGConstruction]

🤣🤣🤣 how things looking? On second thought I don’t wanna know!! 🤣🤣

[@paulyg77]

carson Goodman 🤣😂🤣😂

[@carsongoodman5581]

Harbor freight bought out dewalt🥴

[@paulyg77]

carson Goodman 😂😂😂😂👍😅

[@davidbuker792]

I also put a Burger King crown on her to cover the magnets. I call her a queen and the kids think she’s SUPER MOM. And I find myself more ATTRACTED to her for some reason

[@NSilver832]

I put several magnets around my old car and turned into a flux capacitor so now I can travel in time without having to buy a Delorian. Thanks for your help. See you yesterday.

[@robertmassey9702]

I tried this on an ordinary handheld screwdriver... Now it's an impact driver! Super helpful pro tip! My dollar store m18 just saved me hundreds of dollars!!! Better than shamwow.

[@VCGConstruction]

Awesome Robert, this trick will work on a variety of corded and "cordless" tools !

[@JustaSimplefact]

@@VCGConstruction Light hearted liar...this will work for no one ever... because its an April fools prank... come one millennials... your making us look bad...

[@MikeSmith-lu2xe]

The guys at work were laughing at me when they saw that I did this to my drill...but I got the last laugh because now it's SUPERCHARGED!! Thanks VCG

[@waynelawson1235]

I used 3 pole magnets taped to my head. Now I win arguments more often against my wife. I lied, she is unbeatable. 😏

[@Max-oi9es]

LMFAO!! And in conclusion, we have Wayne Lawson 😆

[@mikeparkin8246]

Is she using magnets?

[@myopinonz]

Women are tricky.. Im going to assume the wife wrote this..

[@chrisdyson1566]

Dude you must be crazy to even contemplate winning an argument with her.

[@myopinonz]

The type of men who win arguments against a women are call "single for life" a month ago my wife told me I should dye hair tips blonde, I said yes mam your absolutely right. Whatever u like I'll do... A week later I had pink tips

[@jeffparker360]

Dewalt headquarters is going to have a picture of the VCG on their office dartboard...lol 🤣

[@VCGConstruction]

"going to"? I'd lay money they already do cuz!! 😂😂😂

[@jeffparker360]

@@VCGConstruction lol

[@guitfiddle]

@@VCGConstruction after the 887 TTR.. yeah I'd put money on that. 😂

[@VCGConstruction]

🤣🤣🤣

[@justinvain377]

ROFL

[@dibroc8348]

I just tried it. Seems to have given about 50 % more power to my Porter Cable recipt saw. Thanks for the tip. By the way I just used the $1.00 pack of magnets for Harbor Freight only 80 cents with my coupon!

[@VCGConstruction]

Wow, 50% more power for only 80 cents!! That’s a deal!!

[@sethpalmateer3919]

Good one Vince. Happy April fools.

[@iroquoispliskin3056]

Thank you sir. Oh, wait a minute. You're a fun teacher. Every year please.

[@stevea.8816]

My wife watched this and you know what she was thinking. Excellent tip, if you run into a job that would tax your tool now you dont have to worry. Thanks boss

[@VCGConstruction]

Awesome Steve! 👍🏻

[@timsimmons9042]

You know you’ve opened the door on all the ‘which magnet/tape/wire/wire gauge’ is best questions, right? 🤣Interestingly entertaining video once again, Vince! You’re the best with the best here on KZbin! Stay safe

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Tim Simmons we always appreciate you!!

[@jdreynolds29]

don't worry about their questions on what type of wire and magnets and so forth. Just direct them to my comment. I laid out a detailed plan including materials. People will be going nuts trying to get magnets from hard drives and tearing Transformers apart for the wire and cutting up soda cans. Lmao

[@sherisbooktreasures9535]

Should have said Electrical Engineer. Chemical Engineer could’nt find their butt around this tech!

[@johnstorrie3635]

Suggest you look at disciplines of chemical engineers, who often design advanced electronic and computerised feedback control mechanisms for chemical processes. This is just elementary physics.

[@lewisgoudy863]

@@johnstorrie3635 KISS & TANSTAAFL, the rest is window dressing.

[@Lucid7791]

I personally think that was awesome. And just cause this Jordan guy wants to needs to realize that not everyone knows or figures that stuff out. So rather than talking down maybe realize that it for many people is helpful. I do have an older B&D drill I will try this with for the hell of it. Thanks for the tip!!

[@janetc2241]

I did what you said but on my electric motor in my electric car and when I hit the gas the motor blew straight through the car hood and bounced on the ground . Well - It worked for me. THANKS VINCE.

[@Sazonman]

😅😂🤣😂😂

[@jorge13629]

"I hit the gas" 😂😂😂😂😂 on an electric car 😂😂

[@SamA-kn2ow]

Janet C u must be a comedian But not just because u hit the gas on an electric motor, it also blew through the hood & bounced Still not the funniest bit, is that what u call working?🤔 I am glad it worked out for u 😆🤣😂😥

[@tombentley6580]

I’m outside in watered garden with some rare earth magnet, wire and tape in a configuration similar to yours that’s pulling earthworms right out of the ground to allow me to catch more bluegill when I’m bluegill fishing simply because your the man Vince. This is going to change the way I collect earthworms for the rest of my bluegill fishing days!! You the man!!

[@VCGConstruction]

That’s exactly the same way nikola Tesla used to collect live bait, you’re a genius cuz!!

[@jeffersonfjeld]

Totally works, I just tried it on my old 9.6v makita stick drill and I would now put it up against m18 fuel anyday!!!;)

[@VCGConstruction]

Thats the effect magnetism has on the motor, it's like adding an electrical supercharger!! Congratulations Jefferson, Glad it worked for you!

[@chrismoore9006]

There's no way your stick battery still works

[@MudOilnGears]

I had to increase my internet speed by wrapping my ethernet cable around a AA battery in order to watch this in HD. 😅

[@802Garage]

Instructions unclear, drill stuck to fridge. Your'e killin' me man! 😂

[@VCGConstruction]

Reverse the polarization on the magnetization to release the configuration from the refrigeration!!

[@802Garage]

@@VCGConstruction 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 I'm laughing so hard. So good!

[@justinpowell2460]

Dude, I am supercharging my dewalt compact, and hammer drills tonight! That's awesome. Thanks for the tip!

[@VCGConstruction]

That’s what up Cuz, let us know how it works out, tag us in a picture!!

[@davidvillegas5885]

Thanks for the awesome tip cool gang!!!! Besides using the impact DeWalt 887 cuz it smoked on you guys what other Dewalt impact would you recommend that has good power to it I won't start smoking and burning up?

[@fishbonenetworks]

Dang it Vince!! You duped me for a good 2 minutes and 14 seconds!

[@manuel9552]

He got me for the whole vídeo 😅🤣😂😅😂

[@AWAKENDUSK]

I just did this on my DeWalt brick stretcher works great

[@VCGConstruction]

How do you like that DeWalt brick stretcher Joey? We have the Makita and it doesnt owe me a dime!!

[@matthewshannon6946]

Yeah....I think this would work better if you used a sky hook to support the tool/magnet array... Just saying.....

[@nunya7065]

Oh my, I've seen too many fall for the brick stretcher joke. lmao. When they told me that joke, I was like, "Say What?! Get the F*ck out of here" I did think about it for a sec, tho. I was 16yo, 1978. They almost got me. But thought it was funny as sin watching others digging thru the toolbox looking for it. lmao. Too funny.

[@VCGConstruction]

Anyone price check a bucket of steam at the depot lately? The cost is ridiculous!!

[@darrenalmeida1382]

I have a lumber stretcher program. I donʻt sell or share the actual technology that stretches the lumber, this technology will be growing in the future.

[@charleslawson1714]

As someone who is restocking hi tool suply as seeing whats out there now compared to what i had its incredible the teqnalogical advances in 5 years. I apreciate haveing stubled on your channel. Love the videos keep it up.

[@enriquemoreno9397]

That's brilliant!!!. I am going to try this.

[@toolinhand]

I've put the motor housing in my mouth, and the steel plate in my head did the same thing. Thanks, Vince!

[@zgmurph]

KZbin just recommended me this video and I was really confused as to wtf was going on then I saw the upload date. Damn that was good.

[@fourstarrjim]

Awesome! I can’t wait to try this on my cordless driver.

[@kd2rdhlarry571]

Thanks Vince!!! I was dead broke but since seeing this video I have invested all of my money in 887’s and “super charged” them. I’m now getting $400 -(tool only ) on eBay time and time again. I’ve made $16,483 in the last week, this is incredible! Ofcourse I send them a link to your video also so that they know it’s true. I’m sure you’ll get a lot of subs out of this, maybe even people showing up to your shop to personally let you know how this has changed their lives also. Keep up the good work.

[@VCGConstruction]

They’ve been stopping by all week, dropping off fruit, deserts, and homemade meals! I can only eat soo much!!

[@notknown5777]

What is 887s

[@TheSatan222]

I'm gonna try it in the sds max tomorrow... Should be unstoppable.

[@VCGConstruction]

Yeah buddy plus the runtime increase should be amazing!! Tag us in a pic on Twitter or IG after you get it setup!!

[@xostarboy6564]

Always making us crack a smile!

[@mouseturbo1]

This made my day! My M18 can now turn my broken cement mixer.. wow what a difference a few magnets can make. Thankyou VCG I won’t have to buy another mixer now!!!

[@VCGConstruction]

🤣🤣glad we can help!!

[@Clinks0521]

To those who are saying they already know it, cmon guys! He is not your one-on-one professor. This concept is for everybody, not everybody knows this stuff. It is very helpful and it is all that matter.

[@Eagle-md6ku]

Trying this on a fixed machine like a miter saw makes sense to me. I just have to figure out how many magnetic polls my rotor is interacting with and I can use the proper number of magnets. I don't know if the extra wire actually acts as more windings because I thought it was more of an exact science but nothing is stopping me from trying it so why not? Great video Vince! Thank you for the fun idea

[@danielgiron6712]

Broooooooooooooooooooooo I’m most definetly going to give this a try on my Makita impact drill I’m speechless I’ve seen the desalt burn out on your previous test and to watch the same model drill take that bit like a beast left me speechless and curious in what boost it will give my drill nice video epic hack bro

[@Justin-vr5zn]

its an april fools but i wonder why the dewalt struggled before and not now? is that video real? the burnout one? that part has me confused

[@CheeseheadTroy]

Just started watching the channel and y’all are killing me. I didn’t realize what was going on until 5 minutes in. I was dead seriously gonna try this

[@VCGConstruction]

Sorry Troy!

[@The_Dutchman]

Absolutely fantastic information! I knew about magnetism and windings cetera but I never thought to apply it to my tools, thank you that was great information!

[@jdreynolds29]

Excellent video Vince! I have not done this on any of my power tools. Mainly because it would look weird to my customers. Lol. However I did play around and experiment with the same thing when I raced RC cars. Of course when you're doing things that are at the largest 10th scale and most of them even smaller, the motors are probably about a quarter the size of an 18v drill motor, so the magnets I used were very small. I would use very small neodymium magnets that my dad pulled out of computer hard drives. After placing them on the motor, I would then wrap transformer wire around the motor. To finish off the upgrade I would cut a soda can into strips and use those strips to go over the wire wrapped layer. I just put a piece of tape at the end of the last soda can strip to hold it all together.

[@VCGConstruction]

The soda can strips seems like an awesome idea! Did it matter if you used a coke or Pepsi can? There could be a variation between cAn thickness

[@jdreynolds29]

@@VCGConstruction I always use an off-brand can. Through testing it seemed to work best.

[@garyburnett7378]

By just putting a magnet in each pocket I my shorts, I can drive my kids Mattel Jeep on the freeway.

[@DIYRAYMOND]

Will a bigger magnets be more effective? I'm wanting to try this on my Ryobi P235 and P227 and on my Hyper tough drill

[@ygjuice69]

I was honestly believing it... Up until you pulled out the wire. My gut was telling me to check the description to see when you posted this hahaha low and behold April 1st 😂😂

[@bkelevate]

I’m sitting here 7 minutes in thinking what the heck is going on and then realize it’s April Fool’s Day lol. Great video.

[@VCGConstruction]

🤣🤣

[@Camelotsmoon]

I got all the way to 10 minutes, and then I looked at the date of the video lol.

[@aceseightsazhvacsparkyandg8138]

I done it before with my old dewalt that just beat to hell ! And it runs good now for new guys to use . I glued the earth magnet Frome Home Depot to the tool . And ran small bare wire to keep it small and run more loops . More loops the better as copper is a great conductor. Then used glue and silicon to it to keep in place . Then covered with heat shrink .

[@VCGConstruction]

Do you have a schematic I can refer to?

[@aceseightsazhvacsparkyandg8138]

I’m sure I can have work make one fore me .

[@jaimelocklear641]

Thx man gotta try it!

[@BluetoothBlades]

SIMPLY AMAZING !

[@myopinonz]

Im not an engineer but i would use *Rubber bike tube* to create a super charger ring that will strech to fit any drill, labeling the magnetic +/- field of course and just insert each magnet and add a couple stitches of strong thread in between each magnet to keep in place.

[@kevinklepp9526]

Wow very impressive once again ya did it a great useful tip thank you

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Kevin we appreciate it!!

[@steveverduzco45]

So glad I saw this amazing video!!!

[@chrisklemchuk5008]

every video I can't stop laughing killing me!!! keep it up!!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Chris we appreciate it!!

[@vaguincolombia]

Here are some tricks. 1. grab an air compressor and your power tool, and blow air into the vents of the power tool to get all that dust out. 2. disassemble your power tool and clean everything inside, it is not hard to do

[@VCGConstruction]

That "work" may do the "trick"!

[@garvielloken3929]

This M********* ******** is too too ***********g cool!!!

[@leekebouw]

Its al older video but can someone tel me the brand name of the toolholster thats on the milwalkey. And maby where i can get it. I had something like that but stopt selling in my country NL.

[@carlosbmartinez408]

Thanks Vince!!! I just ordered 10 bags of magnets and 250 feet of wire. I'm going to do this to all my tools!!!

[@mkmitchell291]

Exhaust ports???

[@kylelikeskjvbible]

I put magnets around my beer can, turned Coors Light into whisky.

[@VCGConstruction]

Sweet

[@nickquattrociocchi8552]

My wife put them on “mr. Pink” now I’m obsolete...

[@Mrgrumpypants84]

@@nickquattrociocchi8552 sounds like you have been obsolete for a bit my man....

[@themole6361]

this april fools joke is EXTREMLY well made hands down one of the best i've seen

[@elijahs4wheeling421]

Gonna have to try this. 👍

[@supasketch]

Still so good 2 years on! Vince you deserve an oscar! Your sarcasm and delivery is off the chizzaine

[@amoscardoza5253]

Since your vid, Acme sold out of the Milwaukee gen 3 magnets! They were 99% off!!!! Great tip bro! I guess I'll just have to wait for the gen 4. #VCG4LIFE!!!

[@VCGConstruction]

You da man @Amos Cardoza !

[@michaelcash9639]

Hahaha this is great😂 gold metal to you for keeping a straight face the whole time. Or did it require 6 takes? Lol

[@michaelhernandez485]

Hahaha! Truly truly this was worth the time I spent watching this video

[@causticearth1980]

Hey Vince, how can I send you a private video of how I do this a touch more field friendly. It is almost the same thing you showed, just a field ready mod I do. Thanks man love the efforts you put in and the channel. Big shout out from Reno NV.

[@phillipnunya6793]

"We can increase the MAGNETISM..." Okay, so you are going to add more windings to the motor or something? "by strategically placing magnets around the motor!" *checks upload date*

[@meagain6028]

Cool trick!!! God bless 😁

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks again me again, you da man!

[@JF-mq8tp]

As a heart surgeon I found this video very interesting. This technique may be useful in bradycardia. I'll have to give it a try. Would it be OK to use Neodymium Magnets?

[@sham1234567891]

Absolutely Doc. Neodymium is ideal. More power packed in smaller surface.

[@joqu6971]

Great info, big props

[@korlimservices4180]

Get The Strap for this man . 😁 😂😁 😂

[@joev597]

Hahahaha, Noooo, you for got the April Fools Vince!

[@mikebush4665]

👌great April 1st tool tip

[@TheYohan831]

that's friggin AWESOME !!!!!

[@pinoyelectriciansbayarea1608]

Rev up your DeWalt ring that bell

[@chrischadwick5895]

Guess I'll be having my buddy do that with his dewalts and porta cables so they can keep up with my older Milwaukee's 🤣😂🤣

[@ThePoxo123]

Guess your buddy doesn’t know how to use dewalt tools at all, my dewalts beat my buddies Milwaukee’s tools all day long so your argument it’s kinda stupid

[@chrischadwick5895]

@@ThePoxo123 lol you should probably relax pal it was a joke. But on a serious note the DeWalt 20v battery system sucks compared to the m18 at least as far as impacts go you lose tons of power after the first bar with the DeWalt where the Milwaukee stays pretty steady till it just does...

[@garofalo1707]

Milwaukees out last all the Dewalt over priced junk.

[@SteveT.]

It took me 5 whole minutes to see what was going one 😂😂😂 imagen at the job site ahh good one man

[@VCGConstruction]

👍🏻🤣

[@TravisKelleher]

Wow, this tip works great, thanks Vince!

[@VCGConstruction]

Glad the video is helpful Travis thanks buddy!!

[@lesmoor001]

you had for a moment i am watching this in October 2019

[@luisvega1294]

How about the belt i see hanging on the wall? I know its off topic but i couldn't help but notice😉

[@VCGConstruction]

Won that in a #TTR against Tool review zone that was held @coptool studios !!

[@michaelanthony6772]

Hey Vince what is that thing wrapped around the bottom of the handle on the Milwaukee drill?

[@tombentley6580]

I’ve incorporated most of your tips into my bluegill fishing but this my friend brings my bluegill fishing to a whole different level of bluegill fishing!! I went bluegill fishing today and caught some using a spent pencil as a nooner. A #2 pencil as well as a carpenters pencil

[@tombentley6580]

I’m sorry, as a bobber my friend

[@VCGConstruction]

Don’t worry Tom I knew you meant bobber!! Did the tip help you catch any bluegill today?

[@frankcrawford416]

Nice bro! Have not been here for awhile Vince. God speed! I started to get that something was wrong when the polls no. limited to 3 and tapeing magnets to the polls when no location known. But alas i started to check others comments to confirm. Nice joke!

[@topcop1116]

Dude, the amount of effort that you put into that was awesome. I was crying. I hope you read the comments. Some of them are even funnier. I just discovered your channel about a month or so ago. I love it. Get to use my first cordless Milwaukee Tool tomorrow. Cant wait to use it. Keep up the good work.

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Top Cop, we appreciate that! We have the coolest Community of people that make up the #VeryCoolGang !

[@michaeljohnston243]

20 seconds in I checked the release date of the video lol

[@southernblueblood5402]

That's amazing going to do this definitely, I'm learning so much from your videos, thank you and your awesome.

[@derekkoster7635]

I wrapped magnets around my head and I’m wicked smart now

[@Electronic4081]

Wow I tried this and it worked! I decided to try it on other things and this little trick is insane!! I put it on my hacksaw and it instantly became a chainsaw! My kitchen knives became reciprocating saws but what I think was the craziest one was a drill bit. I just put a drill bit on a piece of wood and put magnets and wire around it and it started turning it’s self! 20 seconds later it had drilled the 2 inch hole no problem! Thanks for showing us this trick!

[@VCGConstruction]

Awesome cuz! Just be careful, guy used this trick on his mobility scooter and ended up with a $600 speeding ticket!!

[@tonidangalas5681]

That's a good April Fools couple of minutes you got me though

[@LetLooseTheLeatherStraps]

I made the mistake of getting an atomic so I appreciate this video lol it’s going to help

[@484848474]

I tried this on my mobility scooter. Burned off both rear tires and got pulled over for stunt driving.

[@VCGConstruction]

Aw man that’s the power Of magnetization!! Sorry you got pulled over cuz!!

[@484848474]

@@VCGConstruction I didn't get a ticket 'cause I told the cop he had a magnetic personality.

[@marlonlacert8133]

As a electronic tech. I nearly laughed my self silly.. lol I wonder if anyone falls for this, and fails to see the "Apr 1, 2019" Date.. lol

[@Scottize1]

BEST VIDEO EVER!!!!!! I didn't know that. Thank you.

[@VCGConstruction]

Thank you Scott!!

[@joeplunkett4000]

That's dope. Good stuff

[@erwinallen2309]

Put some of those rare earth magnets along with some wire around my hat now I’m receiving alien signals from another world

[@VCGConstruction]

That could also help you to “tune in Tokyo “ !!

[@JeeperJimbo]

Hahahaha omg greatest VIDEO of all time !!!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Jeeper we appreciate that!!

[@johanstraus9567]

GOOD INFO AND VIDEO!

[@quetzalflight5790]

Thats great!!!! Thanks Thank you I'm 57yrs but seem i was back in jr high school/ high school for a moment...will the experiment....work.... It was entertaining!!!!

[@ericb8325]

I think Tim Allen just looked up from whatever he’s doing and let out a lil grunt grunt. lol

[@VCGConstruction]

🤣🤣 that would make me very happy!!

[@jodraddog7172]

This should work on my mother-in-law's pacemaker, right?

[@vernabadenhorst8102]

Awesome trick! Thanks!

[@littlemilto6563]

The education value of this channel is beyond words. The wisdom here is worth saving. Also, did the Matrix bit you broke brake at the blued tip?

[@VCGConstruction]

It broke at the tip thank you!

[@robbob8050]

I already knew this ,I've done it to my deloren, boom time machine!

[@VCGConstruction]

But did Richard at finish carpentry tv use this hack on his newest work vehicle? FYI best way to buff and polish a delorean is with a scotchbrite pad!!

[@HERodriguezJr]

Took me 3 minutes.. then I said to myself, "wait a minute.. nahhhh".. then I saw this was uploaded on April 1st. Lol, good one.

[@JPilot2]

G'day! Haha! By the way... Hilarious signs, that stick to refrigerators can disrupt gravity with 'magnetic lines of farce'. Lol! 😉 Cheers!