If my old shop teacher saw the way that he is using that drill press, he'd have a stroke

Brilliant. I do these kinds of builds often, and I totally respect your ingenuity and craftsmanship. It's a useful and convenient blower. Thanks for posting, and I loved the fast forward bits. lol

I like your creative use of the drill press.

@IndecisionSP

7 жыл бұрын

its a vertical lathe now

You're a monster. Dremel should hire you. The only bad thing in that is that your products will be 10000% much more expensive

I like this guy, makeshift tools. Using whatever you have to make more.

will this fit on my honda?

@delta-jv6rp

8 жыл бұрын

As turbo?

@AMalas

8 жыл бұрын

Dont even think about it moog...

@DexterTheMightyGodwin

8 жыл бұрын

mcm fanboy here

@DexterTheMightyGodwin

8 жыл бұрын

maaaad

@DexterTheMightyGodwin

8 жыл бұрын

maaaad

This is awesome. I'll be using mine primarily for liquids and thus, will make some modifications but I already see to the right, several related videos that will be undoubtedly helpful. Thanks for putting these up.

You are an amazing guy! And you even invented a new dremel attachment right in front of us. Very cool! Greetings from Arizona.

Congratulations for this work, it's amazing his ability to transform materials into something different and much more efficient. I also liked that his walrus, very precise and practical. What is the engine power of your power drill? Leandro Wagner.

@lokkas3637

8 жыл бұрын

+Manual do Motor Stirling - Leandro Wagner a dremel has 100 watts

@johnnyq90

8 жыл бұрын

+Manual do Motor Stirling - Leandro Wagner Thanks! It's rated at 130w

@lokkas3637

8 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah it was my proxxon drill which had 100 watts 😬sorry for giving wrong informatiom

@obieezx11

8 жыл бұрын

+Manual do Motor Stirling - Leandro Wagner yes its the same as my body in revears starting in the bowl > it's amazing my ability to transform materials into something different and much more efficient.

That's Genius! I was thinking of buying a "DataVac" so I could stop purchasing canned air to clean-out computers and other various things but this will save me up to $80! If a Dremel can handle the stress of the fan why on earth have they not made something like this already! I'd have bought it instantly. Thank you so much for sharing johnnyq90, instructional and constructive videos like this are why I love KZread...

@janethenderson1897

7 жыл бұрын

Andrew Harley

That was fun to watch. I like that you used recycled parts to make it. Plus you made it with simple tools. That would be a great attachment for cleaning out the dust in desktop computers. Great job.

100% admiration for you Johnny! I love doing stuff like this. Two Thumbs Up :)

@johnnyq90

8 жыл бұрын

+Phil Coster Thanks man!

Judging by all the additional tooling and effort required for this particular conversion, methinks most satisfaction was engendered in the design, logistics and building of the device...! But that's partly what Dremelling is all about...! And Yes, I have added the word "Dremelling" to my dictionary...

I like this very much: The idea, the approach, the chosen/reused materials, the steps illustrated, and the product certainly :). It was very entertaining.

That is too cool-you are very talented and smart! Can't wait to see the rest.

I need this now lol. I'm gonna have to search for one of these barbecue blowers right away!

That looks wicked for mini-forge work

Impressive, what a creative person.

Chaval eres un fenomeno mecanizando. Me tiro horas viendo tus creaciones. Enhorabuena!!!

what a creative guy.

Very well done, sir.

Thanks for the video! A lot of good ideas going on there.

Good idea, thank you Johnnyq90

This was a joy to see! Thanks!! :)

@johnnyq90

8 жыл бұрын

+Clockwork data | diasse Thank You!

What a great idea!

Very clever. Nice tools. Congratulations.

1000 respect.....well done

when the dog started barking, I couldn't keep a straight face.

@isaacmiles-watt2758

6 жыл бұрын

Was that a dog?

good job on the mini dremel blower! now, what about a mini dremel vacuum?

congratulations good job.. ( muy buen trabajo .. felicidades )

Ingenious 😮

Excellent job mate 👍🏼

That's a neat conversion, cool concept, good craftsmanship and a well done video. Kudos.

Nice job.

wow looks rly cool

DUDE!! sweet holesaw

Really love your videos, you make some really cool stuff.

A esto se llama ingenio....la necesidad es la madre de tooodos los inventos cradodos y x crear....buen video

This is freaking amazing. I love your videos! Good job!

@johnnyq90

8 жыл бұрын

+CroatianCarGuy Thanks man!

Respect!!!

Wow! I wish I could work that fast.

You're an artist Great channel Great vids

That's awesome!

Great video

a lot of process instead you buy new one but the point is telented and super skilled nice design nice vids

I came here expecting some cast aluminum project with lathe and milling operations. I was so wrong. Silver spray paint. Also, I like your attack chicken in the background, clucking at the evildoers outside.

@user2C47

8 жыл бұрын

that was most likely a Dog, with the video sped up.

@IBWatchinUrVids

8 жыл бұрын

+Alex Jamieson I prefer attack chicken, so that's what I'm going to stick with :)

can someone please send this guy back to school.

Very creative! I bet when you were a kid you took apart everything...working or not. I also bet you see a potential project in things most people get rid of and will scavenge the parts. Hope to see you on Shark Tank!

good job!!!

I guess the Most expensive part in this build was the Painting ? Like it :)

@johnnyq90

8 жыл бұрын

+ac3r787 Yep

good job bro!

Clever!

excellante!

Nice project... Now you just need to fit the input end to a piece of pipe, cut a slot for the exhaust, add a mini cyclone and hose and you have the worlds smallest cyclone dust collector... Well done... Seriously though, it would not take much to do as far as the mini cyclone goes....

@johnnyq90

8 жыл бұрын

+Paul Bialozor I know, but for this i prefer a brushless motor and not a dremel since it has brushes which will wear out i guess...

@rich1051414

8 жыл бұрын

+johnnyq90 Brushes are important for that low end torque dremels need, but I see your point :)

Parkside tools, awesome to work with. :-)

Genius

You have lot of imagination. Like Mr. Burn would say: excelente

Freaking Awesome!

that would beat the hell out of draging my pc to my work shed

so creative you have a new subscriber :)

It looklike a car Turbo, i like it guud work

excelente!!!

I made it and it works like a charm. :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)

i loved the mini jet engine vids you should produce and sell those on a website like mini jet cat usa or set up a website with weebly or some other free website service all the stuff you make is boss and people would buy it

Your dogs barking sounded funny

Un fucking believable. your a genius engineer. your a dremel god.

That was so beautiful to watch , but so hard to make ...

KEWL IDEA!

bravo 100%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

very cool kanye thank you

Genious

1:37 is really satisfying to watch.

Just Subscribed! Ωραίες δουλειές...!

@johnnyq90

8 жыл бұрын

+Nick Prionas Ευχαριστώ! Να 'σαι καλά!

cool!

This is awesome! you better get a patent on this and sell it to Dremel or make them yourself and sell them to Dremel owners. I would buy one in a heartbeat!! I would try to make one myself if you had some kind of material list.

You brought me just a nice idea for making that sanding tool your using on your drill. Again a nice project, and well executed. The neat of the hole thing is your using a bare min on tools and make it work your way. B.D.W did you putt it in the water? , (it's a good model for a pump)

不错学习了！

I watched the ad in your video. That's the only payment you'll get from me.

Very impressive skills you have and you are very resourceful. Enjoyed your videos! Have you patented this or is it not patentable?

bravo top 👍👍👍

Hey, thanks for the tutorial, I find it useful and I'll try to do one for myself. maybe I'll modify some things like it won't use a dremel but instead a brush less motor for lower power so I can use a battery and use it as a portable fire starter. thanks for the kick off ideas, most of the KZread videos are crap cheapo shit

you should try with the dremel 4000...

TEK KELİMEYLE HARİKA KARDEŞİM SENİ İZLEMEYE DEVAM EDİYORUM.ELİNE SAĞLIK ÇOK GÜZEL OLDU.:) aynısını olmasada benzerini yapacağım bilgisayarlarımı ve Klavyemi temizlemek için ideal bişey

I got a dyson vacuum ad...good god

Time to scare the cat!

Looks nice and all, but you have spent a lot of time and effort to make something that just moves the mess around. It would have been a lot easier to use a vacuum cleaner. it will pick up the mess for you.

because you don't need a lathe to build cool shit, well done!

Everyone on Dremel's project team was fired the same day this was posted

make dremel noise enhancer. like a trumpet at the end

Oh no, all the guys with their "Built Civics" are gonna use this for a Turbo Charger now.

bravo ai inventato il phon..!

Clean! Shoulda kept the gears ;)

how about a mini dremel attachment for blower tools?

@xdestroyerx117

8 жыл бұрын

+Derp Derpson LOL

This is awesome dude! I've been looking for something like this - will you make me one if i pay for the parts and your time of course?

cool

Now this is cool. I was think that maybe you could use a bent pipe in an "L" shape so you don't have to hold it sideways, then you could just point it straight.

@johnnyq90

8 жыл бұрын

+destan5568 This is exactly what my father told me when he saw it, but i don't have any L pipe that fits... Eventually i'll do it...

@damianpc1

8 жыл бұрын

+johnnyq90 How old are you? (Serieus question)

@johnnyq90

8 жыл бұрын

+Osumo Ben Lodan I'm 25

@damianpc1

8 жыл бұрын

***** Ah, nice! Thought you were older, because you are so smart.

Your use of sped-up video and regular speed video in the same clip reminds me of HowToBasic and it had me expecting you to smash something the entire time.

عالی بود مرسی

if you slow the speed down when his dog is barking it sounds quite funny.

How do you go about designing a compressor wheel? I’m interested in the process and can’t really find any good resources. I’m mostly concerned with efficiencies of the resultant wheel.