How to make Coil Winding Machine at home
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2018
- Learn how to make a simple coil winding machine at home. This DIY coil winding machine can be used for winding wires on all small transformers.
This is a wire winding machine is completely homemade using a DC motor and cardboard. This coil winding machine is very useful in making a Tesla tower, a solenoid engine, an electromagnet and many other gadgets that involve winding of copper wire.
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A simple to make Coil winding machine. A very useful machine for projects that need wire coils.
I have used Premiere pro for this video, made few editing changes.
Feedback for editing techniques will be greatly appreciated.
this is better that most overcomplicated coil winding videos on youtube. it's amazing!
Really neat bit of engineering with cheap materials. Keep on inspiring!
Clever fellow. Liked the approach using cardboard rather than wooden slats.
I like that it doesn't require much special components, other than the motor (which is not too expensive).
Recycling at its best!
Very useful, I just messed around with coils and and electro magnets in class I can certainly tell you that I might use this one day! 👌
Hehe, thanks Space Prox, I am glad you like it.
Also, if you need additional info and material links when you actually make this, do have a look at my instructables as well - www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Coil-Winding-Machine/
I think I'll just use my mom's sewing machine. Btw, I love your vids! So inspiring :D Stuff you don't learn when studying industrial engineering for energy technology.
Nice
wow that looks accurate
Very nice! Anyone can make with little to no expense not sure how long structure integrity will last but definitely finish a project or two Ty forthe video sir!
Edit: So i decided to build this contraption as i need one my wrists are broken from winding by hand..lol not funny, so since i had all the parts at my disposal
and did not have to spend any scratch i decided to build..i am 80 percent there i have metal rods that will do just fine however i fear the added weight will compromise the structural integrity
so i will have to hit the dollar store to purchase a couple of wooden rods, so i want to thanks the author once again for the idea, took me a total of 3 hours to complete so far with a few 15 minute breaks in between woo hoo!
Pretty good project, and adding some simple tachometer and display for counting would take it to another level.
Could also use arduino to count turns and stop when number is reached.
Very Nice & Simple cheapest Machine....thanks for your good efforts..
Very clever, sir!
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing!
Fantastic.
Great video
If you want to use AC, you can set this up with a sewing machine motor and a foot pedal. Then it leaves both your hands free, and the speed is adjustable.
incredible, thank you
Thanks..
Nice..
Very nice design! However, a PWM will make it more controllable since the motor you are using are in such high speed. Good job!!
I am glad you liked it...thanks..
Can you refer me some good tutorials, so that i can learn to operate this using PWM??
I guess this can help: www.instructables.com/id/DC-Motor-Speed-Controller/
Not the neatest of coils, but I am sure it will work for many applications. Thanks 😀 👍
An "A" for originality!
VERY NICE VIDEO SIR....KEEP IT UP
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Cool! So, how many TURNS was that?! The main deal with a winding machine is it COUNTS the TURNS. It's almost always important to control the number of turns. No?
no
Hi nice work ☺ thanks for sharing.. how can I add a metric counter to messure the length of wire i need to be coiled?
Now i can make one for my self. But wouldnt use cardboard.
Yes, it is a very useful machine. All the best. If you don't mind do share it with us as well..:)
Thanks!!! I really wanted this..
You are welcome, if you are making one for yourself, also have a look at my detailed tutorial for additional information and pics - www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Coil-Winding-Machine/
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Thanks..
nice consdiering the materails you used. but the way you're winding the coil is making it really weak afaik. the opposidng directions make much of the current cancel each other,
can you share the file to 3d print the spool holder please?
How can I count the number of turns?
How will you calculate the number of turns?
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Thanks..
Long tym
Yeah..new videos will now come more frequently. Thanks for your support..
Make a new video on wireless mobile charger . please I am waiting
The video is already in editing phase...i hope to upload it soon..sorry to keep you waiting..
not uniform and you did not know how many turns you have made...
Yes. Please add a counter.
Wrong! See Vortex Coil
add a counter is a must if you had job to winding 5624 turn ! 😒
unevenly as hell wound you mean. evenly would be each layer was uniform - one layer of wire per wind - and a proper solnoid would be the majority of windings would be in the same direction. never mind.
This is called wild or jumble winding and it gets you about 10% less packing efficiency for 95% less work. The "proper" solenoid is the one that does the job. The electrons are still going around the core. They don't care if it looks messy.
Well mechanized ,, fantastic
0:08 Leave the video right here, he's turning the coil wrong.
Wrong..?? How..??
@@goodtech1 well usualy if you want to make a coild for tesla transformer, or a transformator, you want ti make each turn next to one another, i like this idea, but in order to make one thats genuently usefull, i would make it from better material, and with a potentiometer, soo you can regulate the speed of the winding, but overall, decent idea
and yeah if you use it only for making smaller spools, that are more compact and/or are not as heavy as the big spool, you will be fine, if you use thin wire, but yeah overall not the best way to wind stuff up
Tutto questo lavoro per farlo con il cartone ma un po di legno non potevi usarlo....ahahahaha
@goodtech1 A cardboard and hot glue, rly? Are u fucking kidding me?
while this is a simple setup i was disapointed by this being a manual coil winder(and not a good one). time to design something better, myself.
built my own from some rods a pulley a sewing machine motor two pillowblock bearings and a variac for speed control (cheap sewing machin motors only come with an on/off foot pedal) I also got a electronic magnet based counter.
@@theq4602 seems like a better build than the one from the video.
I would heavily suggest the use of 3d printing technology or basic carpentry to make a sturdy chassis.
@@s.sradon9782 yeah I used scrap plywood and 2×4s. Those are plenty sturdy enough. I'd recommend using something like a light dimmer or variac to control the sewing machine motor and a large pulley 4"< for the bobbin if speed control is a priority for winding neatly. Another option is a cordless drill than a motor.
@@theq4602 i'd recommend an arduino controlled nema17 stepper motor for the carriage and a motor of known speed for the winding spool, it's more complex but can produce very neat inductors in theory, though i have still not produced a working prototype and it's more expensive as well