Jeez, that's a hell of a lot more powerful than I expected!

@shalormckee2784

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, better keep your phone away from it!

@jordanlapointe8207

7 жыл бұрын

Shalor McKee or your pacemaker

@johnfraser8158

7 жыл бұрын

blackmajor93 he used microwave transformers and it didn't look like he had much wire in the coils. It lifted more than I expected. I can make an electromagnet with a nail, some wire, and a battery; that doesn't mean it will pick up an I beam. Don't be condescending.

@carlosrobles2048

7 жыл бұрын

John Fraser I made one with my 9yo boy yesterday from one transformer. That thing is much, much more powerful than I expected. Only thing is it get super hot after a few seconds. What voltage do yo recommend?

@johnfraser8158

7 жыл бұрын

Carlos robles did you rewire the microwave transformer? What part gets hot?

I was shocked when you stay together on platform!) Cool videos, guys! Thank you so much for your pleasure content!

As I already said you are doing a thing which is an entire industry does with the help of designers, engineers, CAD designs, prototypes and CNC perfection but you all did it like building a Lego toy. God gifted you great knowledge and resources.

Hey! This video makes you once again reconsider the value of broken microwaves! Awesome job dude, could you tell us how many amps you're throwing into that baby? And a happy new year!

You guys are insanely brilliant. The stuff you make and the way you make it look easy is ridiculous. Make a fricking spaceship, seriously. I know you can do it

Bravo. I particularly like your method of shrinking the insulation on the connectors!

You've got great hands man! That looks professional! Seeing how you salvaged those parts from a microwave and made this tool reminded me of those Discovery channel prehistoric shows with cavemen - but in a more recent form, lol. GJ

Again AWESOME video, project and work, i love to watch your videos and take some ideas from you keep doing it!

Thank you for sharing your eyeball engineering skills. Great job

I am glad i subscribed! EPIC stuff you do, and professionally!

Ok, that is totally bad ass!! Amazing build and finishing.

Freaking nice to have the stuff u need to make the stuff u want ! I am very impressed!

yesss! I was hoping to see if it would hold your weight. Too cool

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

You guys make some awesome stuff! I'm impressed and I don't say that often!

I have seen a few of these transformer type pickup magnets, but I give you a thumb up for shortening the TRF core for further reducing magnetic circuit resistance.

Great video. Just happened to put a old microwave in the back of my car today haha. Thanks for brilliant instructions to follow

and yet another cool project by you guys!!! I enjoyed watching your videos and I don't mind saying that I use a lot of your ideas. please keep the videos coming our way

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! :)

Effing awsome dude dig the tunes

Your welding skills are top notch.

It’s really cool watching someone take some free trash and turn it into a powerful, versatile tool!

Home run! Did you have an idea it would be that strong before you finished? Impressive strength. Keep it up!

Yes as the coil turns magnetic, it heats and repeated contraction and expansion will result in it being separated from the steel top as the cofficient of expansion for both resin and steel top varies. to make it stronger, consider welding a steel plate to the top one.

wtf!! so coool! and really neat result! excellent!

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you file! :)

Excellent, super surprised at lifting strength, real fun video. Excellent

Love Your Work Bud! great craftsmanship! greetz from Frankfurt/germany

Awsome...not only for the work..but for your presentation toooooo....like it a lot

Couple of suggestions: If you ever drill a hole, get a countersink in your battery powered drill and get rid of those sharp edges around the holes. And if you ever put a cable through a part like that, put a strain relief there, the typical go-through-plate reliefs also provide protection from the wire abrasing against the plate.

Whoah, that's amazingly strong =O Great job, as always~!

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! :)

Cara tu é um gênio!!! Parabéns amigo top seus projetos...

well made i love how u play with your toys

awesome creativity ,,, hats off to you guys, very nice work with perfection

Wow you guys are Exstreme.. No mucking around here. Thanks for showing me how to deal with them. cheers

Simply brilliant and brilliantly simple. Two thumbs up.👍👍

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

Wow! nice job. These videos are the reason to be in mechatronics school. Greetings from Ecuador

thanks for sharing Make it Extreme

very powerful, good job; thank you

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Man, that looks awesome!

Awesome job. Very creative. You definitely got me to subscribe. Keep up the great work.

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

Dude, that is so sweet! Good work! God bless all!

now thats more your speed! i love it! thumbs up for you!

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

Damn, that's easier to make than I thought... I might need one of these... hmm... (Gary Ramsey definitely needs one. HAHA!)

Nice skill sets I'm very happy you are sharing this. Credit to KZread and yourselves.

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Awesome build!

That turned out great!

Very good work continued magnificence

Absolutely awesome!

fantastic channel, your videos make my hands itch though!

Absolutely clean,safety and nice result... I like videos

that seems quite useful for transferring heavy metal objects around the workshop, cool

Great Work & Nice Shot

Good work. Thank you for sharing.

Woooooow, you guys know how to put a smile on my face!

Another Great video, Thanks!

great man. you have somany tools in your garage .. great inventory

So creative people like you are few but I am dreaming to be like you. Greetings from Cameroon

thats so cool , well done . great video . excellent

Nice build!

Wow!!! I can't believe how strong it is!!! So very cool guys!!!!! 💪🏻

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

Your edits are getting better. And your shop is looking nicer too!

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

Awesome project Best regards from Egypt

Excellent! While I really wish you used a different connector for the power cord this is an awesome build! What are you powering it with? Keep up the great videos!

amazing job my friends!! KEEP IT UP!!!

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

Hi, great work, how did you connect the coils parallel or series, and at which voltage level?

!Fantástico! Yo sabía que esos viejos transformadores de microondas, me servirían algún día para hacer algo interesante como ésto. Gracias por el proyecto.

it's always nice to learn something from well made videos i've always thought that it's the giant magnets that pick up beams and cars, not electric charged coils also, what would happen if you try to pick up a magnet with coil, would it repel or get suck in even more

Excellent working

Very nice work!

wow your work is awesome

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Πολύ καλη δουλεια ..μπράβο !συνεχίστε έτσι δυναμικά !

nice job, dont stop!

Just one video PLEASE!! Just one that actually explains how and why.

Congratulations. Perfect video. It's nice & clear.👍

Amazing work like always! you look alike Mike Portnoy! \m/

Wow, very amazing

You guys are F***ing awesome!

WoW~ Amaizing !

Amazing workshop...hope you're doing well in 2021

You make cool tools, great vids

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Sweet I have most of this in my kitchen already

Great job

Really gnarly!

selain ekstrim, juga kreatif!

This is so strong. What a great project and bravo. How did you wire the 3 transformers, in series or paralleled ? How much voltage and amp ?

I wish people had this kind of inventiveness everywhere

I like what you've done here. I'm really surprised by how powerful that thing is, I expect it'll serve well in the shop you're making. May I just say, though, that using a zip cut, without a safety guard, without gloves, and without the workpiece secured, is just an accident waiting to happen.

Sensacional canal! tudo de bom está aqui e com qualidade nos serviços! Parabéns! (Brasil)

Awesome video! What kind of voltage are you running? Are you wiring the coils in series or parallel? Thanks!

Cool i can do this. Thanks for the idea. :)

This Is The Coolest Thing I Have Ever Seen And The Music Is So Dope

That was awesome. Also: hello, handsome gentlemen!

Great work.

Parabéns pelo invenção é show de conhecimentos.

Super work I love it thanks..

Amazing work ..

Awesome videos. Could you explain more about the wiring arrangement

Hi guys good wishes from the UK, great vids keep em coming we need more.....More........MORE!!!! Still waiting to see more of the metal melting foundry any plans for follow on projects? keep up the good work!

Cool build. I hope you don't have problem with heat dissipation. Perhaps a heat sink and some cooling fans could be used in lieu of polymer if it does become an issue.

congratulation for share this video and your uknowledgement, do you know at what distance your system starts the magnetism, for example, if I want to separate metals from conveyor band? regards

You guys are great makers!!!

@MakeitExtreme

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

I just found this channel and I'm loving it. Probably a dumb question, but what is that green gel you used to fill the lifter?