For the critics; this man did many things right. I'm thinking a good potentiometer will control the speed. A DC motor is a good choice here; no need for a inverter generator or pure sine wave inverter. An old motor off a treadmill might be a good selection.
Well done my sir. Don't call it cheap. I like to think of it as economical or resourceful. Better spend the money on more important things especially when you are creative enough to build your own. Keep up the good work
How do you mount the wheen on the dc motor shaft? I been looking at other videos as well but they dont show how the tires are mounted on to the shaft and secured. Thanks!
Many thanks for the video , please let us know what is the power of the motor, the gap between the tyre and the channel so that the ball can pass, how much time can the motor run in the car battery, what is the diameter of the tyre
BRUH! you are a God damn genious!!! Do u have any idea how much money you just saved me? Tonight to home depot and tomorrow morning to pick your part for the radiator fan. You fuckin rock!!
Nice machine man, Im thinking of making one like it. Do you know what motor that is so I can find one that is the same, or what car it came from? Also how fast do you think it pitches the balls?
Electric motors are everywhere, and tires too. With a drill, some bolts, the motor and tire, this could be made for under $50 depending on what parts you can salvage. The tricky part is wiring up the motor. A brushed DC motor is simple to wire, but some AC motors need speed controllers and the like. I'd imagine that any 1/4 HP motor would work if the original wiring is used. The cheapest option is a patient friend to pitch 😀
THAT IS HECK'A COOL DUDE! when I get haters feedback I like to kick back & rub my nipples with my index fingers & I go "YES!! YES!! TELL ME MORE!!" I appreciate It bro!! ITS AWESOME!!
This man will have a kid playing for The Giants MLB team in years to come.Dumb men who pay 1,100.00 on pitching machines have kids who act like their spoiled,un-appreciative mothers.. WELL DONE SIR! YOU MADE A STAR KID WITH YOUR HEART PUT INTO IT.
Luisomar M Brother me inspiraste! Gracias por postear la idea. Ya conseguí los materiales. El hand truck lo compre por $5.00 en un yard sale, los ángulos de aluminio en la basura de una fabrica, el motor $30.00 en un junker, la goma en lowes por $10.00 y la batería $20.00 en un junker. 👍🏻 total de $65.00, como dijiste, mejor que pagar 💯'tos de $ por una nueva 😂
For the critics; this man did many things right. I'm thinking a good potentiometer will control the speed. A DC motor is a good choice here; no need for a inverter generator or pure sine wave inverter. An old motor off a treadmill might be a good selection.
Well done my sir. Don't call it cheap. I like to think of it as economical or resourceful. Better spend the money on more important things especially when you are creative enough to build your own. Keep up the good work
Brilliant idea using the radiator fan! I was thinking about buying a motor. Plus you know that fan will work with 12 volt car battery.
I made one for my son back in 1988. It worked so well he played for the O's (see thumbnail) and we have sold over 50,000 units since.
Bob Richard cost sir
Great Idea! Would you be able to add some kind of switch, or throttle to control the speed of the motor?
How do you mount the wheen on the dc motor shaft? I been looking at other videos as well but they dont show how the tires are mounted on to the shaft and secured. Thanks!
Many thanks for the video , please let us know what is the power of the motor, the gap between the tyre and the channel so that the ball can pass, how much time can the motor run in the car battery, what is the diameter of the tyre
great project, thanks for sharing that. maybe you could add a dial resistor like a light dimmer dial to have adjustable speeds.
BRUH! you are a God damn genious!!! Do u have any idea how much money you just saved me? Tonight to home depot and tomorrow morning to pick your part for the radiator fan. You fuckin rock!!
Nice machine man, Im thinking of making one like it. Do you know what motor that is so I can find one that is the same, or what car it came from? Also how fast do you think it pitches the balls?
Great! What kind of motor have you used?
Thank you for the idea, I´ll try to make one for my family.
great job my boy will love this when i make him one thanks
de donde has sacado el motor???
Nice job. Thanks for posting.
can u make a list of everything i need
Great job. Thanks!
Great ingenuity like it
PRETTY DAMN INGENIUS
Thank you so much for the response
That's killer man! nice!
How much did it all cost you to make? I need one, do you sell customized ones?
Electric motors are everywhere, and tires too. With a drill, some bolts, the motor and tire, this could be made for under $50 depending on what parts you can salvage. The tricky part is wiring up the motor. A brushed DC motor is simple to wire, but some AC motors need speed controllers and the like. I'd imagine that any 1/4 HP motor would work if the original wiring is used. The cheapest option is a patient friend to pitch 😀
could you make a tutorial on how to actually put it together??
THAT IS HECK'A COOL DUDE! when I get haters feedback I like to kick back & rub my nipples with my index fingers & I go "YES!! YES!! TELL ME MORE!!" I appreciate It bro!! ITS AWESOME!!
This man will have a kid playing for The Giants MLB team in years to come.Dumb men who pay 1,100.00 on pitching machines have kids who act like their spoiled,un-appreciative mothers..
WELL DONE SIR! YOU MADE A STAR KID WITH YOUR HEART PUT INTO IT.
Now, that is impressive!
it's a 12V battery? What kind of car charger do you mean? Battery charger?
you could have shown the machine throwing more baseballs. I'm not sure, based on the video, the machine works well enough to use.
you got skills!
nice job
You should counter sink those bolt heads
Done well.
very cool.
Nice
Se nota que eres BORICUA 😂🇵🇷👍🏻
alex3373 de cataño esto fue hancen un par de años ensorrao en Allentown PA
Luisomar M Brother me inspiraste! Gracias por postear la idea. Ya conseguí los materiales. El hand truck lo compre por $5.00 en un yard sale, los ángulos de aluminio en la basura de una fabrica, el motor $30.00 en un junker, la goma en lowes por $10.00 y la batería $20.00 en un junker. 👍🏻 total de $65.00, como dijiste, mejor que pagar 💯'tos de $ por una nueva 😂
Luisomar M la voy a usar con mi hijo que tiene 12 años y juega desde los 4
Show me how homeboy
Megusta
I wouldnt let my kid use it though.
I think it's build not bild lol xd
build you mean
*Build
Indu Appliances
hahahaha build
Learn to spell before you teach!!