DIY Electromagnet | Vise For Excelsior Drill Press

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Excelente

Super ❤

Very good
Fantastic

Nice. Is the bottom magnetized as well? Do you need to use the bolts to secure the unit to the drill press table?

brilliant

just buy a mag lock and use that quicker/cheaper/better

Rdzeń transformatora nie nagrzewa się ?

A Shottky diode in there is a must though against flyback current which can destroy the psu and cause a fire. Been there...Just saying

Can these magnets be wired in parallel or is series the better option?

Хорошая работа, а вот ток замерит в работе слабо?использовались сетевые обмотки? А то после спилки на ленточной пиле второй обмотки,всесмялось и не видно это мелкая- сетевая?

Thats so cool!

What a great video i have started to make my own with a 10 amp 12 volt supply and when i tested it it does work but isnt very strong how can i make it stronger ? Thanks to anyone in advance

Ciao bel progetto 😊👍 ti volevo chiedere l'alimentazione è in entrata 220V ed esce a 12V sulla morsa ?

How much pull force will this generate?

You lift it up instead of hanging on it. how much does N*m withstand?

Где взял обмотку ИТОГОВУЮ для установки в прибор?

2 things, firstly I'd be scared of scratching it up, it looks too nice to use in a workshop and second, could you not have connected the framework to the magnet so it holds itself down when switched on

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Was there a reason for one of the coils upside down?

Nice idea. But dang - hack sawing all that metal off the top is just too much work! A bridgeport with a flycutter been easier!

спасибо

Another dose of bullshit

All done with basic tools. Very very nice. Thank you.

Very cool project!

That is run on 240volt input

Cielos, que macizo!

Curious what it would take to make the vise simultaneously magnetic on the bottom so you could place it on a metal surface and hold parts for an angle grinder.

Which transformer winding should be used? Primary or secondary?

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Clever! 👍

that's really good thanks

It would be nice if you could actually explain what you are doing and name the components.

Because you showed me this, I will have to make my own 😁 . This is great. Why didn't I think of this before?

What's the plastic that you put down before epoxy? Contact paper?

Hi, I tried your build but there is something not quite right and wondered if you could help. I built my vise with 2 transformers and I am using a 12v 10amp transformer but the gripping power is very weak. Any ideas off the top of your head as to why? Both sides of the vise are weak, barely 5lbs of pull. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Bob

what are the downsides (if any) to this homebrew build? I'd love to build a couple of these for my mill and surface grinder.

What is the sticky sheet of vinyl called that you placed on the sheet metal? Trying to look it up but can't seem to find the right stuff. I liked your video so much i wanted to try it myself. Now i have a piece of Plexi glued to my frame and a LOT of epoxy leaking past the glue into the tub i put it in. LMAO. Live and learn.

very pretty Very niceGood video thanks

I have a question about the electromagnet. Can an electromagnet be used to hold parts to be welded? Not directly but it would be placed on the metal sheet and the welded elements on it. Rather, there would be no risk of overheating of the electromagnet because the welds are small and the magnet could be located at a distance. I mean, would there be any interaction with the electromagnet during welding?

Was that the primary or secondary coil that was saved and reused? Also where did the other coil come from? Looks like two transformer were used to make this even though only one taken apart was shown. I guess that you can even mount the vice with the magnetism.

I chose to do a simple repair to my microwave because I wanted to heat up my coffee.

perfect work👍👍👍👍👍👍

Коасава 👍 но ручной труд можно было и упростить.

wow

Merci beaucoup pour la vidéo 📼

what is the minimum amperage needed?

wow

I'm not normally impressed by videos of this type by others; you though have impressed me greatly. Very nicely done! Can i get the full plans and instructions to make this also please ??
Regards,
Eddie