DIY morse KEY old hard drive. 2020 PROJECT.

[@rafaelfernandezlebaron7678]

You did a beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing the video.
LU9ORF
73!

[@MikeHunt420]

you will need:
an old hard drive
*$5000 CNC machine*

[@arthurparris6223]

$5 hard drive and $500,00.00 of equipment!

[@ricciottodelmarchese8557]

Why do you think it takes a huge investment? Free CAD CAM software Fusion for personal use. A 400 euro Chinese cutter ($ 432) and an old Windows XP PC 100 Euro (110 $). The biggest investment is passion and study. See you soon

[@Bartyron]

I like to mention for the negative people that with a file, a hacksaw and a drill you can do the same.

[@dwm4004]

Check the decimals

[@AlienRelics]

That's how life works. Even a hacksaw, file, and drill cost more than a free junked hard drive.
Like those woodworking shows where he makes a table from free lumber from an old barn, using his $250,000 shop full of tools.
Most of this you could do reasonably well with a Dremel, bandsaw, and a selection of hand tools.

[@HiltsyAdventure]

@@ricciottodelmarchese8557 - I get the same kind of comments before on a couple of my builds, and I don't have any C&C stuff lol. Just a troll that doesn’t realize that most people with tools acquire them over time and in a lot of cases used. I like to build my own stuff because it's fun, and usually cheaper lol. Very nice key btw. I'm learning code and studying to take my technician and general later this month.

[@ryanlaurie7322]

Real nice Clark. Real nice.

[@electronixTech]

Very nice work.

[@horvath_zsolt]

Great Job!!!

[@michaelhammel1599]

Super cool. Would love to have one.

[@rv3dhc]

Great job!
73

[@matthiasjahn5761]

Sehr gute Arbeit und wenn man die Möglichkeiten hat gutes Werkzeug zu nutzen sollte man das tun das bildet und spart Kosten und Zeit und dann bleibt mehr Zeit zum Probieren die Bänder sind nicht gerade voll von Stationen nur bei Contesten. WEITER SO UND 73, DG 5 MJ, Matthias

[@eb4ayo115]

un trabajo muy bonito,lastima de los tornillos de ajuste de la pala

[@Bartyron]

Nice idea to centre it bearingless with the magnet. But how does that work with the aluminium paddle or do i miss something?
What is the little practise oscillator for this paddle? Is it homebuild also? If yes do you got the schematic or a link?

[@ricciottodelmarchese8557]

Hi, in the aluminum scoop, at the bottom, I inserted a small metal plate. I use the button for CWCOM here you can find the instructions to build the oscillator. www.meteocomino.it/telegrafistiwebitaliani/2020/04/01/collegare-il-tasto-utilizzando-un-mouse/ Regards

[@r2d2delta58]

Nice Project!

[@haramanggapuja]

Piero Begali sees that, all the thrown-out hard drives are gonna be scavanged for parts ;-)

[@jamesmunzer7756]

That is not an Iambic key although it looks very nice. On an Iambic key the 2 paddles are independent. They are also known as a squeeze key. When you squeeze the 2 paddles together it alternates between dit and dah..

[@NicleT]

I’m curious, are magnets frequently used for keys? If not, does this one differs also for its magnetic spring?

[@joseluisalvarezvillanueva1202]

Exacto , la del vídeo se denomina cola de yegua

[@joseluisalvarezvillanueva1202]

Exacto, la del vídeo se denomina cola de yegua

[@LRafdan]

¡Excelente!

[@r3tne_Alex]

Cool!

[@wanted_bashkir]

Хорошая работа

[@vlad020555]

А кнобы не жесткие получились ?

[@hackptui]

So this is why CW keys are so GD MF'ing expensive.

[@AlexanderBessalov]

класс

[@stevecrawford3551]

What’s the name of the tool used to cut the wood and metal? Regards.

[@ricciottodelmarchese8557]

hi, CNC machine

[@msain427]

DIY with $1000000

[@닥터플레그]

😀👍

[@msain427]

Just a cheap little DIY homemade device so I'm sure you wouldn't have any problem reselling these for like five bucks

[@padoelec]

BIB LOSS

[@dd3fh283]

👍Very well done! SWL on air! 😉 hpe cuagn de Frank, DD3FH