DIY: Microwave Transformer to Spot Welder Transformation!

Hey folks! In this video, I'm going to show you a little something different. I turned an old microwave oven transformer into a usable spot welding machine! Yes, you heard that right. Before embarking on this little adventure, I dismantled my old microwave oven and pondered what I could do with its transformer. The result? An incredible spot welding machine!
Throughout the video, I'll walk you through the step-by-step process of this transformation. Of course, not everything is perfect, and I might have made a few mistakes, but isn't that part of the fun? Who knows, maybe you won't make the same mistakes I did!
One of the best parts of this project is repurposing a waste item into a valuable tool. Not only are we making a positive impact on the environment, but we're also gaining a practical tool for our own projects. And the most enjoyable part? Enjoying the fruits of our labor with something we've created with our own hands!
Especially in projects like these, safety always comes first. Therefore, I recommend taking necessary safety precautions when working on such projects.
Lastly, I hope you'll have fun watching my video and feel inspired. If you have any questions or are interested in trying the project yourself, feel free to leave a comment. Happy watching, everyone!
System Diagram
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[@fethullahbayraktar9398]

Wow, i couldn’t imagine how can these daily use white goods parts can be used in making of such powerful devices. Congrats my friend!

[@CastorWorkshop]

Thank you bro 👏

[@SuperJasper53]

You're the best, man

[@CastorWorkshop]

Thank you bro👏

[@sametdurmus8980]

Amazinggg!!!

[@CastorWorkshop]

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[@ramazanberkpoyraz468]

Omg baby

[@carolinemoreirabr3053]

👏🏻🤩

[@mardakworkshop4450]

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[@johndavidserrano5934]

ah yes using microwave transformer is the best i'd diy a electric pole using that transformer also nice video.
and also does the turn of wifi depends on type of wires?

[@CastorWorkshop]

Thank you🙂 connected with copper cable

[@johndavidserrano5934]

@@CastorWorkshop Okay i mean wire*

[@user-ge3xu4fv7m]

Guys this is real safe and easy, so go ahead and try to do this at home

[@CastorWorkshop]

Absolutely. We can evaluate it instead of throwing it in the trash. 👏

[@MsAxelfoly]

where is schematic

[@CastorWorkshop]

You can look at the link in the description.

[@MsAxelfoly]

@@CastorWorkshop ı saw , sry

[@Sugar3Glider]

This
is
dangerous.

[@Sugar3Glider]

The little button is nice