jusy to clarify, as ive noticed in previous motor wiring videos. its not just straight copper wire. if u use copper wire, it will contact each winding and short out. Its MAGNET COPPER WIRE or also known as MAGNET MOTOR wire. its shielded wire, that has a thin clear enamel or poly shielding to prevent shorting. Just wanted to clarify that so your viewers dont use regular wire and burn out their electronics or fingers lol. besides that, i love ur videos. very awesome electronics life hacks and purposeful reuse!! nice,
For all concerned, She is using Magnet wire (Insulated coating wire) not regular wires. You need to use magnet wire's for the internals of copper wyndings say for example in a transformer. the more wyndings the greater the resistance and torque. and please, I've read so many imbeciles commenting on her nails.. just build a bridge and focus on wether or not you actually want to help the project yet alone do it yourself or not. Peace and thank you for your marvelous ideas and creations @Creative Channel best wishes to you and family :)
3 things: 1. you forget to mention that amount of wire on each side should be equal. turnwise for smooth torque and weightwise to avoid vibrations and premature bearing failure. 2. use copper base metal for brushes, preferably some kind of brass, because brass is self lubricating metal aloy and comutator will last longer. 3 you might want to install another bearing on the comutator side, because plastic one might be easyly destroyed when you apply too much power to the motor. you could also measure amp rating for this motor free spin, under load, and fully stalled
I'm sure this will make the motors much more powerful/ last to higher voltage. And about the nails, they're clean so I don't know whats up with the comments saying they are too long. When i used to play with things like this longer nails helped me grab things like little screws and in general I could work better. Anyway, nice video and work.
my motor at home can go 300,000 rpm in 3v.,i used 0.22 copper coil...with the inductive copper brushes..and silver magnets...my mini 4wd can go 98kph..
for a proper high speed motor add a ball bearing case without neodymium magnets & make it 30 - 40 turns using a thicker wire then shown here will let it use more power. you also need to make sure its not loose anywhere as you do this. and mixing brushes could gain some speed as well having a silver brush on the positive side and a normal brush on the negative side this gives unmodified motors some pep as well.
in my country, common done by AULDEY RACING TIN . This is basic step . second step we change magnet to neodymium magnets or Only you change neodymium magnets it high speed not to winding new coil.
when i was younger about 8 years old. i took one out of an rc car and made a make shit plug hooked it all up and plugged it into the outlet. it had a plastic turbine. it spun so fast it got hot within around 15 seconds and the turbing flew apart from the speed
This will improve the rpm but not torque since the magnet is weak. Expect the motor to get hot since the bushings are not designed for high rpm, unless ball bearings are installed. Also the comutator will wear out quite easily since these type of motors don't use carbon brush. This however can be of good use for short time use every now and then.
Nice mod, I never tried to change the coils wire on these motors. Can you tell me the formula to calculate the number of turns per coil according to the desired voltage and wire diameter? However, I have some experience with those motors myself for a long time, since I was like 6-7 years old and I started to pull those out from little rc cars and experiment with them, so I think I can give you two tips: 1. When you re-wire the coils, I think it would be better (but harder) to start all 3 of them at once. This way the wires will stay better interlaced between the 3 coils and you will obtain a more even and balanced result. Now the first coil sits closer to the rotr, but the other 2 get wound on top of it and the windings are not so well interlaced, this can be seen in the video, and the result si a more imbalanced rotor, much of this is the cause for the louder noise. 2. I don't think the changing of the bruses is a good idea. I used to change those a lot when the original ones got used, od the outside contacts got broken. And from this experience I know that after changing the bruses to something very similar to what you do, the contacts on the rotor will consume very fast, as the plain copper sheet ones are harder and less elastic and will grind harder. What I can say is that I have seen motors with original brushes that had small bits of charcoal/graphite on them, and I think that something like that would be the best brush upgrade.
Use a thicker gauge wire and wind it the armature with lesser turns. The lower the turns, the faster the motor will run but with lesser torque and will draw more battery power or AMPS.
umm you rewind it huh but you can use more thick copper wires for it. tamiya lovers like me knows that also, I use the silver wire and replace the magnet with silver magnets it triples the speed of the motor and also change brush, I recommend you to use brush with tri-layer( I don't know what is the name of it)
You just have to open the case and remove the two magnets and close the case.From the outside put stronger magnets of one side north pole and the other south pole.Stronger magnets will make the DC 3v motor to spin faster.
i make generators from motors star connected with 6 diode rectifier each coil needs about 600 turns , gives about 7 V 70 mA at about 2,000 rpm ,, not much but it was only a small motor.
Great walk through! I look forward to trying out some different windings. Do you use coated wire, to stop it shorting across windings? Why is .2mm best? I have some .1mm I would like to try on some smaller motors
Very nice and creative...but please upgrade your camera for better video quality...many times image is blurred at important points...that ruins whole effort...so please do the needful...
I got a 60000 RPM motor on 4.8V. Useless though, no torque. Then I changed the winding to 33T and I got 35000 RPM motor with neodenium magnet with better torque than most motor in market that has about 35000 RPM motor at 4.8v. Have been playing with this since 15 fifteen years ago.
Good video.. I also upgraded one of mine .but when I turn it onn it gets very hot .it can't be even hold in hand .and the shaft also gets very hot and melts the gear ..ang when I turn it off it starts smoking.... what to do pls tell
I was reading the comments to find some interesting question about the video and I just found out some nail-question. My question is, is the torque lowered to increase the speed by changing to a thinner coper wire thus changing resistence? (i'm new to this physics-eletronics)
+Creative Channel now still remember those 1998 year of my youth. still remember the high power black motor. i think its at least 0.6 thick my 4wd Auldey run alot quicker vs normal thickness wire motor
merci pour tout ce partage très intéressant j'ai une petite question svp j'ai un moteur de visseuse 12 v pour le faire tourner il faut mètre un condensateur ou pas si oui quel valeur et merci beaucoup c'est pour faire une table de coupe 2/1 comme le tuto et merci pour votre repense
+jacob mitchell yeah but you lose torque. the limitations here afe the magnets and core materials. also the brushes might not stand the current so reibforcing them would be a good idea. i did it to una and could have it running off of 12v wwithout the brushes burning. it would still overheat after a few seconds but like i said that the materials limitation. they are not designed to output such levels of mechanical power, they are neither efficient nor capable of doing so.
Most of the time the brushes burn up and so does the commutator. In fact the plastic inside the commutator can melt and it's disfigured. If there's a load it'll overheat. This guy made impressive motors but they won't last long.
KevinAshman you can stop the brushes and the conmutator from burning up to a certain degree byt toughening up the brushes like i did. The problem is they dont make very good contact and so they generate heat because of the contact resistance. Making custom brushes for the motor can lower it and allot them to stand higher currents without sparking which also generates a lot of heat. The main causes of failure for small dc motor when working out of specs is the brushes and commutator not holding up, the coils overheating, or the sleeves flailing due to high stress and lack of proper lubricant.
i have one question for you +Creative Channel .... what is the role of the diameter of the inner wire in this type of motor or assymetrical motor in another words, if we take off a wire of 4 mm of diameter and replace it by a wire of 9mm what happend to the motor ???
jusy to clarify, as ive noticed in previous motor wiring videos. its not just straight copper wire. if u use copper wire, it will contact each winding and short out. Its MAGNET COPPER WIRE or also known as MAGNET MOTOR wire. its shielded wire, that has a thin clear enamel or poly shielding to prevent shorting. Just wanted to clarify that so your viewers dont use regular wire and burn out their electronics or fingers lol. besides that, i love ur videos. very awesome electronics life hacks and purposeful reuse!! nice,
they are coated in clear lacquer - same stuff as clear nail polish
For all concerned, She is using Magnet wire (Insulated coating wire) not regular wires. You need to use magnet wire's for the internals of copper wyndings say for example in a transformer. the more wyndings the greater the resistance and torque.
and please, I've read so many imbeciles commenting on her nails.. just build a bridge and focus on wether or not you actually want to help the project yet alone do it yourself or not.
Peace and thank you for your marvelous ideas and creations @Creative Channel best wishes to you and family :)
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Wait, are you the one that wrote the instruction manual to my television? I have a lot of questions.
+Richard Smith hi friend, what do you want to ask
+Richard Smith xD
+Creative Channel He is making fun of the written English in some TV manuals.
3 things:
1. you forget to mention that amount of wire on each side should be equal. turnwise for smooth torque and weightwise to avoid vibrations and premature bearing failure.
2. use copper base metal for brushes, preferably some kind of brass, because brass is self lubricating metal aloy and comutator will last longer.
3 you might want to install another bearing on the comutator side, because plastic one might be easyly destroyed when you apply too much power to the motor.
you could also measure amp rating for this motor free spin, under load, and fully stalled
I'm sure this will make the motors much more powerful/ last to higher voltage. And about the nails, they're clean so I don't know whats up with the comments saying they are too long. When i used to play with things like this longer nails helped me grab things like little screws and in general I could work better. Anyway, nice video and work.
VVVVery useful video! I make my wrong Renault doorlock motor!!! Thank you! greetings from hungary
Nice!
Personally I'd just stick it on 12v to make it go faster but with shorter life.
for some reason I'm hooked I'm obsessed with these little electronic Motors lol cool things you can build from them
It's a good way to make the brush wider and send more electricity.
This is first time that i see a girl does elektronik tutorial. It is unbelievable
Nice work, but the black motor is spin faster then the new motor u make in front of us
Hahaha that's what am thinking
You can hear it right haha though i was the only one nocting it.
Great video, and guys... quit judging his nails... You cannot tell him what and what not to do...
+Christopher Sonnier Thanks
weii....
Maurice-Mores that's a guy????
wow to fast but great idea this will be very useful for my mini saw project thx
my motor at home can go 300,000 rpm in 3v.,i used 0.22 copper coil...with the inductive copper brushes..and silver magnets...my mini 4wd can go 98kph..
Jeremy Barruga letme know how
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Wow thanks now I can upgrade my motor and you are best
This is cool! I used to upgrade these too! I race slot cars and I would modify these same motors. I called them C-can motors idk if that's right
+Cr125stin hi friend, my english is not good, I use google translate to name my motor and how to do, so maybe I'm wrong :))
Thanks for showing every loop hope that helps me
for a proper high speed motor add a ball bearing case without neodymium magnets & make it 30 - 40 turns
using a thicker wire then shown here will let it use more power.
you also need to make sure its not loose anywhere as you do this.
and mixing brushes could gain some speed as well having a silver brush on the positive side and a normal brush on the negative side this gives unmodified motors some pep as well.
This commonly done in the country by Mini 4wd Racer
+bayu supriyanto thanks
+Creative Channel I need more videos like it
Creative Channel if I increase the voltage. Will the motor be faster?
Ya the upgrade motor will faster
Engineer Saksham
Can i just put wires above the old ones
in my country, common done by AULDEY RACING TIN . This is basic step . second step we change magnet to neodymium magnets or Only you change neodymium magnets it high speed not to winding new coil.
could u tell me how to make copper wire louder? I cannot find any volume button on the copper wire at all..
много яко
it very nice to creative work to increase eye que
when i was younger about 8 years old. i took one out of an rc car and made a make shit plug hooked it all up and plugged it into the outlet. it had a plastic turbine. it spun so fast it got hot within around 15 seconds and the turbing flew apart from the speed
+XDZGamer NVP (HARDCOREWOLF 13) I tried it once, but the shaft didn't spin(because of AC current I think), but it got hot.
+Rhowdy Rathore Oh well it worked for me :p
Tamiya player in Indonesia has do this since 1995. And they only a middle high school student.
+arif harimurti wow, great
This will improve the rpm but not torque since the magnet is weak. Expect the motor to get hot since the bushings are not designed for high rpm, unless ball bearings are installed. Also the comutator will wear out quite easily since these type of motors don't use carbon brush. This however can be of good use for short time use every now and then.
This will work great for slot car racing !
Nice mod, I never tried to change the coils wire on these motors. Can you tell me the formula to calculate the number of turns per coil according to the desired voltage and wire diameter?
However, I have some experience with those motors myself for a long time, since I was like 6-7 years old and I started to pull those out from little rc cars and experiment with them, so I think I can give you two tips:
1. When you re-wire the coils, I think it would be better (but harder) to start all 3 of them at once. This way the wires will stay better interlaced between the 3 coils and you will obtain a more even and balanced result. Now the first coil sits closer to the rotr, but the other 2 get wound on top of it and the windings are not so well interlaced, this can be seen in the video, and the result si a more imbalanced rotor, much of this is the cause for the louder noise.
2. I don't think the changing of the bruses is a good idea. I used to change those a lot when the original ones got used, od the outside contacts got broken. And from this experience I know that after changing the bruses to something very similar to what you do, the contacts on the rotor will consume very fast, as the plain copper sheet ones are harder and less elastic and will grind harder. What I can say is that I have seen motors with original brushes that had small bits of charcoal/graphite on them, and I think that something like that would be the best brush upgrade.
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+Victor Hugo Martins Leme thanks now I can fly my rc plane
Use a thicker gauge wire and wind it the armature with lesser turns. The lower the turns, the faster the motor will run but with lesser torque and will draw more battery power or AMPS.
hey its awesome now I learn new trick and now I can make my rock crawler motor faster than faster...
Good idea! I love it...
umm you rewind it huh but you can use more thick copper wires for it. tamiya lovers like me knows that also, I use the silver wire and replace the magnet with silver magnets it triples the speed of the motor and also change brush, I recommend you to use brush with tri-layer( I don't know what is the name of it)
+rennier rodil thank you, I will do it
Thank you شكرا :)
What kind of metal are you using for the brushes? A aluminum can? Im new to this...
all that work and the electric motor with the black backing in the beginning that had a higher rpm ..was still faster than the one that he rebuilt...
I like your chanel nice vid stay healthy
+M. Petrov thankyou very much :D
You just have to open the case and remove the two magnets and close the case.From the outside put stronger magnets of one side north pole and the other south pole.Stronger magnets will make the DC 3v motor to spin faster.
Is this valid i wanna try it
Hello. What thing you used to replace the old brush? And how fast (rpm) the motor can run? Thank you.
i make generators from motors star connected with 6 diode rectifier each coil needs about 600 turns , gives about 7 V 70 mA at about 2,000 rpm ,, not much but it was only a small motor.
Great walk through! I look forward to trying out some different windings. Do you use coated wire, to stop it shorting across windings? Why is .2mm best? I have some .1mm I would like to try on some smaller motors
i think there is no relation between the speed and the thickness of the stator's wire !! the speed proportional to volts
good video
yea you got to make it have thicker wire to handle more amps/volts.
+jacob mitchell thanks a lot
so thiner copper wire = higher rpm? would that not also increase power consumption leading to needing a bulkier power supply/esc?
can I use more thick copper wire about 0.5 mm?
is possible use this type off motor on drone´s and rc helicopter´s ?
goooddd vedio
good work !!!
Awesome Idea ......
what is the name of the music please
Very nice and creative...but please upgrade your camera for better video quality...many times image is blurred at important points...that ruins whole effort...so please do the needful...
+Chetan Gadekar thank you, I will try to make money, to upgrade the camera
How to make rc main board and remote wireless please make video in this topic..😇😇
How many winding and thickness needed to making powerful rpm 12 v and less ( 3,5) motors.
what kind of metal is used for the replacement brushes?
so ,can I use this in the motor pump that you showed in your another video?
I got a 60000 RPM motor on 4.8V. Useless though, no torque. Then I changed the winding to 33T and I got 35000 RPM motor with neodenium magnet with better torque than most motor in market that has about 35000 RPM motor at 4.8v. Have been playing with this since 15 fifteen years ago.
Good video.. I also upgraded one of mine .but when I turn it onn it gets very hot .it can't be even hold in hand .and the shaft also gets very hot and melts the gear ..ang when I turn it off it starts smoking.... what to do pls tell
What motor type is this? I need to buy a replacement and I can’t find one on amazon.
I was reading the comments to find some interesting question about the video and I just found out some nail-question.
My question is, is the torque lowered to increase the speed by changing to a thinner coper wire thus changing resistence? (i'm new to this physics-eletronics)
+Ismael Kafeltz hi friend, yes, while increasing the speed of rotation, torque is reduced
+Ismael Kafeltz try to read about the DC motors
+Creative Channel
now still remember those 1998 year of my youth.
still remember the high power black motor. i think its at least 0.6 thick
my 4wd Auldey run alot quicker vs normal thickness wire motor
do u decreased or increased thickness of wire? and what about the number of turns?
very nice and to good
what is the affect of number of turns around 3 sides... if number more than 70.. motor will be more powerful?
what is the thing you got the copper wire from
merci pour tout ce partage très intéressant
j'ai une petite question svp
j'ai un moteur de visseuse 12 v pour le faire tourner il faut mètre un condensateur ou pas
si oui quel valeur et merci beaucoup
c'est pour faire une table de coupe 2/1 comme
le tuto et merci pour votre repense
to get evil powerfull speed:
-use 0,4mm wire
-18-20 roll / 1
-use silver strong magnet tamiya (chu kin Z-DUSH 30000)
-use 1800 -3000maH battery
where did you solder the end of the copper wire please ?
Thank you for this video
+kensy Jolicoeur thank so much
so what are the before and after RPMs and torques?
is that plain set carbon brush?
how many mm was the old copper wire??,
is it good for rc cars??
Nice tutorial, i do that when i was nine years old with mini 4wd racer
Great idea, but can suggest way if I need to downgrade the speed rotation of little toy motor?
just use a mosfet to switch on and off really fast to slow it down
Great video
+destan5568 hi, thank you so much, and Happy New Year
Creative Channel hi
thanks dude....!!!
wire them to a 12V supply, they spin very fast
yuuuuup, may blow up.. but you can simply put more enameled wire onto it and its fixed for most cases.
+jacob mitchell yeah but you lose torque.
the limitations here afe the magnets and core materials.
also the brushes might not stand the current so reibforcing them would be a good idea. i did it to una and could have it running off of 12v wwithout the brushes burning. it would still overheat after a few seconds but like i said that the materials limitation. they are not designed to output such levels of mechanical power, they are neither efficient nor capable of doing so.
Most of the time the brushes burn up and so does the commutator. In fact the plastic inside the commutator can melt and it's disfigured. If there's a load it'll overheat. This guy made impressive motors but they won't last long.
KevinAshman
you can stop the brushes and the conmutator from burning up to a certain degree byt toughening up the brushes like i did. The problem is they dont make very good contact and so they generate heat because of the contact resistance.
Making custom brushes for the motor can lower it and allot them to stand higher currents without sparking which also generates a lot of heat.
The main causes of failure for small dc motor when working out of specs is the brushes and commutator not holding up, the coils overheating, or the sleeves flailing due to high stress and lack of proper lubricant.
+Laharl Krichevskoy Yup. Somehow using graphite brushes would be better, as would a multi-fingered brush for more contact points. Those could help.
can we use these motor in making of quadcopter
it would be nice with a cleaner backgrond/table😉
i can barely not see the thin copper wire
like a white or grey
nice . i love that ..
how many terms that u should use in every culom???
nice upgrading
How do you replace copper wire louder? you yell at the coil?
N Cion us
will a thicker wire work?
were you found so many motors ?
The whole video can be replaced with a single word: REWIND.
nice vidio bro
what the material that you use to make the brushes
Exelente!😃
Bagus deh pokoknya
I need more videos like it
where do u get that ton of dc motors?
this video 3v motor is awesome cause it goes fast
OMG Great Idea.
Can you just replace the wire to make the motor rotate faster or you have to replece the brushes too ?
+bilal spahic, hi friend. if only replacing wires, when motor operation with high speed, brushless old will corrode
Me like, much good for video. Thank me big good. :D
can i use this for making quadcopter
how many turns did you use?
Where did you get the copper wire?
supperb
Plz make one flying drone using these DC motor
you are great mannnn
i have one question for you +Creative Channel .... what is the role of the diameter of the inner wire in this type of motor or assymetrical motor in another words, if we take off a wire of 4 mm of diameter and replace it by a wire of 9mm what happend to the motor ???
you have any extra geared motor?