DIY Super Electromagnet

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How to Make a BIG and Powerful Electromagnet with the Primary of the transformer of a microwave oven. Remove the Secondary. With Iron or Steel (ferromagnetic materials) it attracts with a really great strength. With non ferrous metals like aluminum and copper it repels them due to Eddy currents.

[@tinkerbit]

This is dangerous. The real danger is in the secondary, the coil with lots of turns of very thin wire. Without that coil you are working with the mains voltage (230 V in Europe) and this, of course has risks, but it is not as dangerous as the hight voltage from the secondary.
From the two turns of very thick cable you will get a few volts that arent dangerous at all. The danger here is of high temperatures due to the high current. You can burn the cover of the cable if you arent careful.

[@horaincertia]

Is this real or joke

[@captainsceptic3559]

Thor training gym.

[@russpatterson]

How much current does it draw when it's on?

[@AcheronSolstice]

its not working

[@TheChristian100000]

Where did u get the transformer?

[@TheInsainepops]

arnt these trasnformers extremely dangerious.? Like can kill you with one wrong accidental touch? Cause i wanna do the same thing but from what ive been reading apparnetly these things kill.

[@kenhcuaba.reddovu]

THAT IS THOR HAMMER!!!!!!!!!

[@shantellamend8986]

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[@shantahsieh432]

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[@Apollo-cq8wq]

1:02

[@cloroxbleach1200]

the buzzing sound is SO BEAUTIFUL!

[@jasoncunninghambluejmc]

Cool video. Every checked the resonate frequency of copper or gold? Put one on the top of a wooden sluice box to force the gold to stay at the bottom. Or hook it up sideways under the hopper of a high banker and shoot the gold into a separate section on the side to collect it.

[@marblelegends-mastersofmar5033]

Oh yeah, this definitely gives me an idea for the cylinder on that marble/ steely cannon, to give it more power. I was hoping to avoid electricity, but, I will experiment. Thanks for this link!

[@EliTeter]

You are a genius I will use this for metal detecting

[@mhamd2020]

This is the coolest DIY video I've ever seen...

[@tinkerbit]

Thank you very much for your comment. Comments like yours give a lot of push and enthusiasm.

[@uriel-heavensguardian8949]

Thanks for the video. Very informative! Exactly what I was looking for!!!!

[@joshschnaithman]

@mopatin.... This is a awesome dude ! Very inspiring !!!

[@keithbrier4397]

Awesome demo!