DIY Drill Powered Electric Scooter - With 3D Printed Parts
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- I made an electric scooter, using 3d printed parts an old skateboard. And I powered it using an electric drill!
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"I SUCK AT SKATEBOARDING" at the same time owns a lot of board
lander santos owns a lot of board ?
Great English
all those boards are donations to his work shop, donated by the great skater boys (because they broke them)
Can’t argue with stupid people.
that's what I was thinking lol
Ya
This guy is buying lunch every day.. Meanwhile I'm over here only leaving the house once every 3 weeks.
you leave the house?
What is this “leaving the house”?
Stay safe guys ❤️
you people have houses ?
Lucky every year I don’t leave
Awesome job! I'd recommend moving the drill lower to improve stability and eliminate the torque issues with the drill extensions. The drill could be mounted in front of the front wheel so the weight of the drill is lower and better balanced left to right. It would be further improved by driving the rear wheel as the inertia of the drill would not be connected to the steering assembly. Any significant mass in the steering assembly can lead to over steering. Teflon tubing would probably work for routing the throttle to the rear wheel area, Props to you for showing the first board break, we have all been there...
That's so cool who would have thought that my DeWalt drill could drive a scooter? That's a great prototype additional improvements could really make this a fun DIY project to build and modify.
Only ONE THING MISSING: A little basket in the front for you to carry your lunch :D
Or spare batteries
And a bell. It needs a bell.
And a headlight
and my axe! err... I mean Brakes.
Perhaps it says something about us that brakes are last...
And brakes lol
Simple brake, put a thin metal plate over the rear wheel such that when you stand on it it contacts the rear wheel to slow you and when you take your foot off it will spring free of the wheel. Love the build and the amount of insane laughter it generated. Keep up the good work.
This was surprisingly fun to watch. I'm glad you included the failure of the first board, it certainly made for a more interesting story.
The fact that he was having fun made this video fun
This is the most pointless thing I've ever seen and I love it. It's really neat seeing the things that can be made possible with a 3D printer.
Keyword: Fun! Maybe add a cover/brake over the rear wheel? You should run that on a nice smooth rubberized outdoor school track to open it up to full speed! Thanks for taking us along, it’s gotten my own wheels turning, thinking maybe I’ll make my own!
Very cool👍🏼👍🏼
This guy is going places.
And definitely deserves more subscribers.
On a scooter even!
@@popparock6506 Nice one bro.
Wow. Light weight and easy charge. Masterpiece.
In my head: "ok so it's the curvature in the y axis what gives the board it's stiffness"
AlCh: *saws off the curvature*
Me: "aight hopefully he won't regret it"
AlCh: *breaks the board*
Me: "oof, either he uses metal for the board or a board that's not cut in that direction"
AlCh: *immediately saws off the curvature again*
Geometry: _am I a joke to you_
The difference between an industrial designer & an engineer :-)
Bending inertia I= (B*H³)/12 - notice how the height is cubed!
That is why the board was cupped to increase the height with the same amount of material.
I did not understand why the board width had to be reduced.
Still this build is very good ;-)
and the fix was a nice Queen truss - at the expense of road clearance ;-)
And the design was much better than I could do ;-)
this is why we have specialists.
@@PWARHOLM I suppose Alexandre reduced the width to have it look more like a traditional scooter, or to have it being more manageable.
Also that's the inertia of a square section, I don't wanna calculate the inertia of the true section but it's a nice approximate. plus i gotta admit, the truss was a smart way to fix the bending problem, altho if I was him I would've used a smaller truss
🤷♂️
derchesten lol
It does have brakes. You can press on the rear wheel with your foot, the shoe's rubber sole
will slow it down and won't make you fall since it's the rear wheel stopping/slowing down.
Interesting
@@leoncaples2947 I remember kids using their foot to slow down while riding their broken bicycles 20 years ago. The advantages of living in a developing country...
@@Albanez39 Sounds like a good time buddy
15:23 That’s what she said!
😂😂😂😂
hahaha very funny vilde rebekka aasen, thanks for sharing
Wow hilarious dead memes
23:00 also
19:24
Those parts were impressively well designed...fitting so snuggly, with threads that grip...
This is a very underappreciated channel. I really enjoy your videos, the amount of work and complexity you put into them is simply crazy! And you have a great personality that fits the whole DIY youtuber thing very well. Keep delivering such great videos and I don't see why you shouldn't get the millions of subs other youtube makers have.May I ask if your are a mechanical engineer?
Thanks Giorgio! I'm glad you like the videos :) I'm an industrial designer ;)
I’ve been here since the straight razor restoration. Can’t wait to see him get millions of subs
@@achappel Är du svensk?
@@achappel I'd be interested in seeing this revisited using a pedal throttle instead of grip throttle
I love the idea with the locking hex nut in the vice to be able to file the hex part of the axle.
This is fantastic. And crazy. And super sketchy. I want one! :D
Seriusly, this is the most underrated channel on RUclips. A hidden gem that I am sure will not stay that way for long. One of the best and most fun DIY channels out there. It's like Colin Furze with more finesse, better design and a higher production value! Just need more crazy stuff like this. This was brilliant!
This is literally the most inovative thing i’ve seen in electric scooters through all the marketing bullshit
This is the most badass thing I've ever seen.
haha, thanks man :P
Thats sad
@@sandytowne484 Is it?
So sad
Normal people: charge their electric scooter
Him: charges his drill
Swapping out batteries woukd be a breeze
This thing has the perfect amount of sketch in it for me to like it, keep the good work up
I really like your flow and energy! Sometimes I just leave your video play in the background while I clean or anything productive really.
I would suggest choosing different shot angles when outside or blur identifying marks in your video. It was very easy to find the building you shot in front of. As you have expensive tools and have a growing viewer base the sad truth is that not all viewers are rational and respectful. Just keep safe and thanks for the great content!
He lives in Norway they haven't invented crime there yet
@@salamona03 yeah. Crime is illegal there 😆
@@daahoo I wish they could make crime illegal in other parts of the world as well.
@@salamona03 Daing, and i thought he is from Germany. Good to know, i guess :)
Yeah, took like 2 mins to find. i wish that wasn't a real concern, but I guess it could be :/ good thing is that he's in a basement unit with whited out windows, so it would be a little harder to find.
That was pretty cool. You're just a grown up kid really but I bet you were a mad scientist in a previous lifetime. Well done on a beautiful piece of engineering.
"Dude, why do you always carry around an electric drill?"
- "You wouldn't get it."
I like the second bored more anyways it matches your color scheme for printing a lot better then the last one.
Imagine using an impact driver with this 💀💀
Ok guys see you for lunch in 30 *pulls out impact driver* WHEEEEEEEEEEE *hauling 20 down the road*
DIY electric scooter yess. No need expensive... kinda. Cool and good
This is your daily dose of Recommendation
man I'm impressed by your consistency, effort and Genuine intellect. thumbs up. 👍👍👍
I would also print some stabilizers for the drill extenders, which connect to the handlebar and prevent them from possible bends, for example in any type of accident.
Please publish the 3D models. Otherwise this would be just another scooter without any real use. Greetings from Germany.
Medien Mond dont 3D print this. Use a scooter as you can find them for sale online everywhere for Cheap
@@steelavocado1 And a Hub Motor would be more Efficient and you can control it better. ^^
Tehnically you couldn't even use it in Germany lol
tbf you'd probably burn out the drill motor on your first ride. I don't think they're designed for constant use, just intermittent use.
@@THYCR3AT0R witch shows exactly why you should not join conversations much above your level of intelligent. You know nothing about how the motor of a drill operates or how and what they were engineered for.
(π0+ √U$+ I/✓ ∆ d®!££)
The concave of a skateboard is where it gets its strength. Cutting down the sides like that takes a lot of its strength out
I was thinking when he started cutting the deck: "I dont hink he realizes how flexible a deck is" haha
I'm a skateboarder, and I approve of this project :)
I really appreciate your work and projects, keep going.
Thanks a lot!
it was nice to see a creator enjoying making something so much. very cool idea and execution.
"This project was more complicated then I anticipated."
Basically every project I start.....
Exactly! Start a project, go to woodstore, go to plumbing store 4x, back to woodstore for more pocket screws, ...LOL
I never really thought of drill powered homemade vehicles as reasonable, but with the position and the ability to remove the drill, I think this is a great concept- an electric scooter that you don’t have to buy with a motor and electronics
Sick build! Also, Biltema epoxylim represent! ;)
I noticed it as well :D
Tbh, you should team up on something. Would love to see you working on a shared project. Perhaps future props for Andyax?
Where y’all from?
instablaster.
Sick: “affected with disease or ill health” Merriam-Webster Dictionary.
You can never have enough bearings. So I put bearings onto the bearings that had bearings on them. This project ist epic! pretty clever idea with the one way bearing as a solution to the needed free wheel.
Everytime I see someone hit a bearing with a hammer, something inside of me dies.
he could've used a drill press with a dead shaft to press the bearing
wuss
@@xagvsx1521 Aren't you a badass?! Look out, people!!!
I would say that's tap and die then?
The rollers and races die also.
Man, I wish I could have your studio, I lose a lot of time and money contracting for cnc cutting, 3d printing or even just rent a spot to DYI myself. Great content.
This is such an awesome idea! Also I love the excitement you always have in your videos. Definitely wanna see what you are going to do next :D
Looks like seriously good engineering.
Thank you for pressing the bearings in using the outer race, it makes me sad when people do it wrong.
As a skater I don’t appreciate you turning our wonderful wooden decks into our worst enemy but you did well I’ll give you that
That is some honest to goodness, simple and understandable engineering. Love it!
SHUT THE FRONT DOOR! even made a throttle grip!! this is DOOOPE!
When he says ill put scooter wheels on a skateboard i died
oovoo java then he said that skaters would appreciate it. Lmao I hate it but it was a good job
Kid
Yeah
You put your ideas in perfect harmony, NICE
21:05 reminds me of Frankenstein: HE IS ALIVE! HUHUAHUAHAAHUA :D
Awesomeness me build! I you ever decide to change things up I suggest mounting the drill as close to the wheel as possible. The long extensions are stealing some of your power from the drill. That's why your handle bars are twisting so hard. Also since you have a lot of torque, maybe try making some gears that are shiftable with your foot.
This is kinda like ILTMS but with engineering and ADHD. Subscribed.
This is amazing! I am actually thinking about doing this. I travel an uncomfortable distance from class to class. Awsome work!
Clever use of the one way bearing.
But as you mention, it's sketchy. That drill extension wobbling during use ... and turning completely exposed to the elements ... hope no plastic bag or piece of cloth comes near that or it'll get pretty wrapped!
If the drill torque effect on steering is too strong ... have you considered making a rear wheel drive version ?
And ... why the hell doesn't it have two handles? It kinda triggers my OCD
Make me wonder if a can use a drill to power my wheel barrel. But I would need some gearing.
You're nuts bro. I love it. Thanks for all the inspiration.
14:21 - you have two options now.
first: make a new one
second: diet xD
This guy deserves way more subscribers.
Amazing! I'm suddenly looking at my Dewalt with a weird grin :D.
With that gas system couldn't the drill be attached all the way down as well? Or even holding the drill at the back.. soo many ideas.
I agree with so many other comments.. I don't understand how this channel has under 100k subscribers. The content is right up there with Tested, TOT, Diresta, Alec Steele etc...
If you wanna see what you power with a drill, watch Izzy Swans channel sometime.
Have you considered making a thick double deck that would encompass the drill? Maybe disassemble it to reduce footprint
Problem: *exists*
Alexandre: „I got a solution for that, I 3D printed this...“
you littrly brought me to an idea with 2 drills lol
a car 1 drill forward 1 dril backward and steating like a spaceship also sitting/laying as the pilot !
Now I really want those print files. Unless you're gonna make me get stuck on fusion for the next week xD
Hey, it's a fun Fusion challange 🙃
@@achappel Does that mean no files? You could also sell the front shafts, and have affiliate links for the other components.
Separate thought: I wonder if a hammer drill would work better? I worry about burning up a regular drill with that kind of work.
Great channel man! I just subbed a couple days ago.
The handle and gas is so clever! Cool!
This scooter probably has more torque than your Honda Civic
I am starting to think that people get more creative during lock down
Can you please post the files on thingiverse so we can print our own please?
Yes please it would be helpful
this is super cool, it mightve been worth it to try to 3d print some sort of gear ratio, but its really cool for what it is
who else clicked on the video because it wont get off their recommended
Thanks for putting so much work for our entertainment
im happy Marilyn Manson found something to occupy his time
no, its Nick Cave
Flokroll Projects no it’s nothing
This guy absolutly loves his 3d printer
Stop using a metal hammer for this kind of work, look into a Silicon one?
Like window glazers use..
sometimes you gotta just make do.
12:30 We have never seen that before. It is not getting old and it is not the slightest annoying. We did not even guess that you would do it that way long before the bad cut.
"DIY" - DO IT YOURSELF.. yeaaa sure
He did it himself, 🤡
What a brilliant engineer
This was SUPER fun to watch! Nice work!
Cant believe haw well that worked in the end. Great job!
I think your gas handle design with the string is genius! Very good use of the capabilities of a 3d printer as well!
Love it! Keep the pla out of the sun and day heat.
Good thing I discovered your channel on a Holiday Weekend. Binge mode engaged!
Wow....alot of thought went into to this. It turned out awesome. You really know what you are doing.
Enjoyed it... 3d printer really helps our imagination to physical form
Awesome Idea. Also, the most electric blue eyes I have ever seen. :)
Nice build! My brothers trick scooters use a deck that has a inverted trapezoid cross section for stability, maybe that would work nice.
Dude, this is awesome!
You should mod the scooter. Use dual drills and make them the physical handle bars. Twice the power. Then, maybe they could cancel each other out on both sides so they don't make a torque on the handle bars. More power, even more rediculose looking, and no handle bar torque problem! Do it!
You are a genius. It was a great work.congratulations.loves from Turkey.
That’s so cool man a drill powered scooter really fun looking!!!
Excellent work!! Outstanding video and lighting
I think that turned out very nice. If it were me, I would have made the board big enough to put both feet on. That would give you better balance. Great job!
Genius Sir, I love it! I wander why I've never come across your channel before and can't wait to see some of your other videos.
Awsome build! I love that you show how things fail. That is part of the building process. I would definitely have a blast riding that scooter.
This channel is underrated
That’s a lot of perfect fits
Interesting choice to get drive in front wheel. I would definitely go rwd for easier implementation.
Very clever solutions, I'm impressed!
Mount the drill lower. The chuck extension makes it loose alot of torque because of axle twist. The acceleration will be alot smoother then. Also having the drill down low makes it so the handlebars won't twist when yanking the throttle