How to make DIY heated insoles
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Good video. What did you say the diameter of the wire is? I know it is 4 meters long, two for each foot, but how thick is the wire? It sounded like you said 4mm and that can not be right, or did you say 0.4mm diameter which is about 0.015". Thanks and keep up the great work.
4 years late but he said 4mm thick. Did you end up making it?
@@01imh No, I didn't. I took the easy way out...I moved south to where it's warm in the winter. I did buy nichrome wire but I don't remember what size it is...I think it was 22 or maybe 24 gauge wire, and just playing around with it, it seems like it would work great, but again I didn't make it into a working model. I will say this, it gets HOT with a short wire, so I didn't cut the wire, I just hooked up the power to one end and then played around attaching the other end of the power supply wire about 2 meters down on the nichrome wire. I was not sure how much my PS was putting out, so I didn't want to cut the nichrome wire too short or too long, so I played with it, but never made the project, but I have no doubt it will work fine using instructions in the video.
@@wjf213 can I use an old laptop AC to DC adaptor of Input: 100-240V~1.7A 50-60Hz and Output: 20V 3.25A? I want to make a pillow size heating pad and stuff it into an actual pillow.
Awesome! The ONE change I'd make to make it usable though would be to make each insole have it's own circuit, otherwise walking is gonna be a struggle XD
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use a jet lighter for the heat shrink quicker and less burn marks
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can I use an old laptop AC to DC adaptor of Input: 100-240V~1.7A 50-60Hz and Output: 20V 3.25A? I want to make a pillow size heating pad and stuff it into an actual pillow.
Lovely. I'll try using a single 3.6v lithium battery. Should give an hour's worth of useful heating. Maybe with a switchable option can last longer .
can it be used if the power supply uses a 3.7v battery?
Nice!!!..... although you don't need 12v or 2A half shall more than suffice.
what kind of a regulator do you need for the heated insoles (please be specific)
current regulator
Hi bro, how many meters and miles is this wire you use?
what is the tubing that you are using?
Now make heated winter gloves, powered from USB Power-bank :-D
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Isnt that uncofortable
Can i use 6V battery for this ?
4limilliheters thik? Nikron wire?
Where can I get the heat shrink tubes?
I just now saw this video. kinda brilliant actually.
Sir , where & how can we find heating tube , how much amp adapter did u take with 12 v , pl. Tell me i am your subscriber ......
Heating tube can be found anywhere, but I'd suggest to search for carbon heating wire, can be easily ordered from aliexpress or anywhere online if you can't find it in local stores. As for amperage - it's said right in the beginning of the video, but it's better to calculate it according to your wire's resistance with the ohms law.
So why the hell do you need to shrink it with a lighter when you have a heat source inside ;)
Or, it was a smart way to get more traffic in the comment section, well done:)
I made it with normal 0.5mm wire but it didn't work it doesn't heat up the source it doesn't seem to work or goes into protection
You need nichrome wire
won't the adapter or power gets burnt out from the shorting?
Can anyone say what are requirment?
your should make a diy heat blanket
Couldn't you just power the wire to shrink the tubing
I just want to confirm, you said the Nichrome wire is 4mm thick or did you mean it was .4mm thick?
4mm would discharge the battery instantaneously, very low resistance... Guess it is .4 mm
please make motorcycle hand warmer which I can install on handles
cool. love you from pakistan.
what can apply to jacket or etc and power supply use power bank
everything works perfectly, i did 2 tiny spirals from 0,5 nichrome 18 ohms each, 12v and I'm heated perfectly
can I use an old laptop AC to DC adaptor of Input: 100-240V~1.7A 50-60Hz and Output: 20V 3.25A? I want to make a pillow size heating pad and stuff it into an actual pillow.
@@karthavya1440 20v too much it will burn ur pillow, for 20v u need 30-40 ohms
how much is the resistance of the wire?
Nice
Hi Roman UrsuHack can I use power bank instead of plugging in it to the electric socket? Please tell me how.
hello: my name is shariq please tell me how to make it heater at home with copper wire
@@mohammadhamza9949 copper wıres resistance is lower than nichrome wire so u should use nichrome wıre for heater
Do you actually connect the positive to the negative?
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What is the red tubing called?
Heat shrink tube
Sometimes heat shrink or may be sleeves too
vermalife85 yes, true :)
Nichrome wire what gauge?
It's been seven years have you learned English if so need some help
Does anyone know why it has to be 12v?
@@OnlySufyanKhan can I use an old laptop AC to DC adaptor of Input: 100-240V~1.7A 50-60Hz and Output: 20V 3.25A? I want to make a pillow size heating pad and stuff it into an actual pillow.
So basically, the max power of the insoles is 24 watts. Because 12V @ 2A = 24 Watts. That means that since the insoles are in parallel, Each insole is 12 Ohms each. Making the total resistance connected to the power supply 6 Ohm's. Each insole is 12 watts @ 1A.
Btw, even the caption says the wire is 4mm thick. That's not possible. That's thicker than 10 awg NiCr A or NiCr C. You wouldn't be able to bend the nichrome if it were that thick.
Its impossible to calculate the resistance of a circuit by knowing only the power supply. If the power adapter could output 4amps why would the circuit change resistance?
can I use an old laptop AC to DC adaptor of Input: 100-240V~1.7A 50-60Hz and Output: 20V 3.25A? I want to make a pillow size heating pad and stuff it into an actual pillow.
@@kindaluni34 can I use an old laptop AC to DC adaptor of Input: 100-240V~1.7A 50-60Hz and Output: 20V 3.25A? I want to make a pillow size heating pad and stuff it into an actual pillow.
@@karthavya1440 That power supply is over powered for the pillow. (20v x 3.25A = 65 watts). Putting heating elements inside a pillow is very dangerous.
maybe you could tell me , if i wanted to make this and power it from a usb power bank , thats 5vs , or make a battery pack from lipo batteries , say 3 in parallel and just use 3.9 ish volts . what kind of regulator or bms should i choose ?
also it has to be small enough to fit in my bike jersey pocket , so i think 3 or 4 lipo cells would be ok . And each heater would be be independent !
I made one last year using a usb board and usb wires , but it was too fragile , so this year i will use drone battery connectors and a better switch . I like to be be able to just click them on and off as I ride .
hey can you please make a motorised srcewdriver
there is a lot of nichrome wire inside a hair dryer
+Gijs Thanks! :)
thanks
thanks man:)
Yep. It also has alumiium slots to wrap it around :)
Then break them, 😅
If you walk on them, they break. Yes ?
How to use a regulator? I have no idea.
Please make more 5 ideas ftom bottle
well done, thank you. lol warm and fuzziness
My feet are on fire!
can u make a glue gun without water heater?
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You can also sew this to your pants & shirt to warm you while you go ice fishing.
I always walk around with 240 v in my pocket and an outlet
And in the video it's quite apparent that they don't run on 240AC but rather 12-18VDC. ;)
@@boopidoo can I use an old laptop AC to DC adaptor of Input: 100-240V~1.7A 50-60Hz and Output: 20V 3.25A? I want to make a pillow size heating pad and stuff it into an actual pillow.
It was for the test.
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Cool
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Tanks
Can you make mini vise
mini heat blower plz
How would you create an insole that cools your feet? My feet are always hot.
On the same voltage u can use peltier mudule but the problem is u must cool it from another side
neato! please make something that doesn't need electricity
Roast some Rice/Rock Salt/Sand and wrap it in an old T-Shirt or just boil water and add a good amount of salt and fill a SmartWater bottle and boom, the bottle will shrink a bit in the beginning and will stop after the first 1 or 2 uses after that the size will remain same. Why SmartWater bottle? Its kinda flexible to go around shoulders and knees and doesn't make noises like other waterbottles.
its true?
Good
This is dye heating shoes soles
good nise
interesting dude
Make a heated jacket and pants
sar im in india ,chennai this video is my aproages
How about Electro Magnetic Radiation?
It numbs your brain and makes you a slave to the new world order. But at least you'll be warm;)
can you make some self warming gloves?
Make electric shisha /hooka
loving ya work! a hero with a glue gun ^^
You sound like Bruce Lee
On my country does never too cold.
It would be useless make heated insoles.
+Guillote1978 where do you live?
I live on the northeast coast of Argentina.
+Guillote1978 so make cold boots
Saharios That's a good idea.
In summer the temperature is 122°F
+Concordia HD ola pibeh
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Did he actually say 4mm thick?
Lol yess... i too confused. ..how....
I think 26 or 35 gauge will be ideal...
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Fake! His lip-movements doesn't match the voice 😂
WTF. That translation makes look this vid so fake.
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i made it i burned myself
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hello how are you doing nice video where can i buy that wire
can you make electric heated jacket.. and you please let me know what is the gauge for this wire ?
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This is cool thanks. Interesting how you wrapped it in heat-shrink tubing. Wondering how annoying wires down my pants would be to put the batteries in a backpack. My toes/feet get so much colder faster then the rest of my body. I've tripled up socks before.
Not sure why you would need a regulator with batteries though?
For example 3.5mm nichrome wire (27 Gauge / .014") is rated at 11.3ohms/m or 22.6ohms per sole. 22.6ohms times 12 volts = 6.5watts each. The amp rating on the power supply or batteries makes no difference, its the resistance of the circuit determining the wattage.
You would need to control the voltage to get more or less heat. Or you could wire both shoes in series for a low power (half) setting and run them in parallel for a high power setting. At least I'm pretty sure I understand electricity, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
I made it with normal 0.5mm wire but it didn't work it doesn't heat up the source it doesn't seem to work or goes into protection
@@guilhermefeal1548 can I use an old laptop AC to DC adaptor of Input: 100-240V~1.7A 50-60Hz and Output: 20V 3.25A? I want to make a pillow size heating pad and stuff it into an actual pillow.
I want to hire you to make some shoes for me
super cool