Make Your Own Heated Shirt Powered By USB - While The Glue Dries
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มี.ค. 2018
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We've had some really cold weather this last week. I thought Id have a go at making my own heated shirt using an £8 heat pad from amazon.
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Great job Joe. As long as your careful where you sew, the heated shirt is a great idea. And "Real Men" do whatever they need to do to get the job done
Haha thanks mate! 😊
How hot do they get w usb power. I have a heated motorcycle 12 volt coat..it gets real hot but not being on a battery sucks
Thanks for the shout out fella glad to have you in the woodclub uk family
Its a great group mate! 👍 happy to be part of it 😊
I've got some work trousers that need altering. I'll drop em over lol ... great job mate, iam often pinching the wife sewing machine to make things.
Haha you’d end up with shorts lol theyre a great tool!
This is a great idea for the all weather motorcycle riders 👍 nice one
That would be a great use! Thanks mate
That’s a bargain! As you say, those heated jackets are ridiculously expensive. The DeWalt ones are a bloody fortune, I’d rather shiver. 😆
Haha I thought it was worth a try for £8 lol
Cool idea and I like how you promote other craftmen on your channel!
Thanks mate! I try my best to spread the word a out other creators in the community 👍
Sew Joe lol I was going to mention Ellen & you did but it’s a very cool heating concept ( sorry mate that’s double Dutch 😎) however in my part of the world I can never imagine the cold weather you’re having, nicely dun mate 👍👍👍👍
Haha I looked for USB powered air conditioning pads but couldnt find any lol need a tube circulating ice cold water for the shirt down under haha cheers mate! 😊
For a second there I thought you were just going to pin it on and say "job done!" :D
Haha Would have been much quicker 😂
Genius!!! I’m gonna put one on the back of one of my old hoodies!!! Be toasty!! Great little make Joe! 🌲🦊🌲👍👍
They do get nice and toasty. Im sure you’d do a much better job than me haha
That's using the old noggin. I like the links at the end. Always great to find a new thing to watch.
Thanks mate! There are amazing makers in this community. Hopefully I can help spread the word a little
That's a great idea, I could use that right now. I think it's 50F in my office right now. Freezing in the South.
Thanks Chad! Its been about -3C here for a couple of weeks. I made the shirt and now its above freezing haha typical
Average Joe's Joinery nope nope nope. It better warm up soon.
Great idea with the heated shirt! I have looked into heated soles recently, but the price tag is usually hefty. Doing this would be so much easier, maybe not for the feet, but for the price... Thanks for sharing, Joe! (And don't get me started about Maker Central... I so wish I could be there!)
Im sure these could be adapted for lots of different clothing items. Sorry you cant make it to Makers Central mate. Maybe the next one 👍
I could have done with one of these not so long ago Joe :) Starting to get warmer now, but I will put this on the list of things to do for next year :) Thank you ॐ
Im always late to the party haha Thanks mate
Great job joe cool idea
Thanks mate!
What a fantastic and really ingenious idea!
Thanks guys!
best place is actually on the back, by your lower spine. I have been using those stick on heat pads, but may well make myself this version instead to save me keep buying them..!
Thats a great tip!! Thanks 😊
love the red heels Joe. really made me laugh. stay lucky mate
Haha Thanks mate! Glad you got a laugh from it
I might see one of these into a slip cover for a footstool at work....mmm toasty pigs.
Thats a brilliant idea Jessica! Wish I had thought of that 😅
I like the quick jobs and the suggestions thanks
Thank you! Hopefully people find them useful 😊
Great idea Joe. Thanks!
Thanks mate! 😊
Great idea and project Joe :)
Thanks David! 😊
Great idea!
Thanks Alex! 😊
Nice one Joe!
Thanks mate! 😊
Brilliant!!!
Thanks Dan! 😊
nice video as all ways and great idea
Thanks Danny! 😊
Dear friend very good idea !
Thanks Mario! 😊
Good idea
Thanks Robert! 👍
Great idea 🖒
Thanks Steve! 😊
I am curious as to how well it has held up?
Now that's hot! I wonder if you can do the same thing to boxers or briefs, so you don't freeze your ass off.
Only one way to find out! 😂
Thanks Joe!!! Another great idea and another great vidoe. PMSL @ your red shoes!!!!
Lol Thanks Kevin! 👍
great idea.
Thanks mate! 😊
Joe, great idea about the shirt. I was just concerned about you sewing through the heating element and damaging it and in turn you. Could you feel where the element was inside the pad?
Thanks mate! Yeah the element is quite prominent to feel. The space a long the edge have a large area with no wires and then on the side that cross over the elements its easy skip where the wire is
Joe, Try putting the heating pad on the back of the shirt to sit over your kidneys. Heat can penetrate into your core more efficiently and warm you up a little more easily.
Cheers.
Thats a great tip thanks John! I was thinking of getting another pad for the back. Suppose you could add a few haha
Cheaper than my Milwaukee and you could still run it off an M12 battery and USB adaptor.
Thanks Sam. Those Jackets look amazing just always been put off by the price haha
Average Joe's Joinery unless you're out in it all day long up scaffolds and things or high rise builds without any glazing they're not worth the money. I had a really bad winter on a job before I bought one.
Are your shoes steel toe caps Joe 😂
Steel heels on these ones haha
Great idea, clever to use Velcro! How does the heating pad work?
And thanks for the shout out :D
Thanks Ellen! I believe it works similar to an electric blanket. Wires offering resistance and heating up. Watching you videos made me want to have a go on the sewing machine haha
Do you have another TH-cam channel where you do bigger projects?
This is my only channel mate. I have some larger projects coming up. Im just not able to release a large project every week
Not shipped to U.S.
Ahh There may be some USB heating pads on the US amazon site
Mmmmmmmmm this aint woodworking
Its called make a heated shirt. Pretty clear its not woodworking