How Motors are Made
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Chad recently got back from a trip to China where he got to meet with some manufacturers and see how different quad parts were made. Brother Hobby took him through an assembly of their motors, and now Chad and Tommy are here to share the process with you and your curious mind.
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Steele Davis [Mr Steele] / mrsteeledavis
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Kevin Dougherty [StingersSwarm] / stingersswarm
Carlos Puertolas [Charpu] / charpufpv
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Production Team
Chad Kapper - Executive Producer
Tommy Tibajia - Producer
Brian Dotin - Camera
Christian Kapper - Editor
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Great episode guys! Very enlightening
3 years ago, does that make me lame or?
@@haydenpaulwoodger3562 one of us one of us
THIS WAS AWESOME. I really really enjoyed this video. Chad explained it great. Thanks for doing this
wrong, everyone knows motors come from motor trees that only grow in a 10 degree latitude in the southern hemisphere between the months of October and November.
Discover RC 6 more months till they are ripe enough to pick
So that explains why DYS, has a tendency to somethimes give out several crap batches. Too much rain that year
exactly.or too much sun
so that's why my motor broke.
Vincent Lepik too much sun = more power
One of my favorite episodes in a while!!! More how it's made please!!! Frames, props, FC etc etc all the things!
I am going to show this to my son. We love to sit and watch the how its made series. He was just asking me the other day how they make the motors and I told him I dont know. Great episode guys.
YES! Would love to know how they make all sorts of Quad components! Props? Cameras? Esc's? Everything!
The fact that you didn't let Chad completely out of the shot in the beginning intro, was icing on the cake😂
This video was awesome. I've always been fascinated by how things work. Seeing the motor assembly was definitely something i was curious about. Thanks guys, I hope to see more like this.
For me this is better than How It's Made. It isn't just a superficial display of random machinery filmed and narrated by people who seem to have no passion for the final product. We can tell that you find brushless motors exciting.
what about a lipo manufacturer ??
MellowMinion fpv 2nd this one!
I have already filmed at GensAce
yes please!
That would be great. I really liked this video, keep these up.
woohoo!
This was great. I didn't even think this kind of content was possible, but it means a lot to see the care and attention these guys put into their products.
RR drinking game, every time Chad says basically, take a drink. Basically what I'm saying is thanks for sharing this... basically.
This comment basically kills people with alcohol poisoning
SUPERB! Thank you so much for this. I've really enjoyed watching this. Please do more, sir!
good content, informative and made me appreciate when motors are out of stock how much effort goes into making them. more please
Thank you guys, a fantastic video shining a light on the mystery of manufacturing parts for our hobby. I have to admit that up to this point in time I always picture a young Chinese person building parts out of a tiny garage while holding a cigarette on the corner of his mouth, a cup of tea almost empty over the bench and his wife cooking noodle soup on the background. Great information, thanks
very interesting. I always wanted to know this whole process. Thanks Rotor Riot
Yay magnets. I've got a manget manufac facility in China probably not far from where Chad was. He isn't wrong, everything is pretty tidy.
The caterpillar sheds his skin to find the butterfly within--Donovan
Very cool to see how theyre made thanks!
1:40 I _so_ love the whiteboard...
Very cool guys! Thanks for filming this. The level of QC incorporated into their manufacturing process is really impressive!
Great video. So interesting to see the process. Thanks.
Seeing how something is made is always interesting so keep the vids coming🖒
Awesome guys!
It's always nice to see the craftsmanship that goes into quality product.
Love how it's made. Very cool episode. Hope there's more to come.
Awesome video, really cool to see what goes on in the background to get us our parts! Would love to see more.
This explains why Brotherhobby motors are so friggin good, one of the best episodes yet guys. Now you need to send Charpu to T-motor and lets see the difference.
This was a great video. Makes you really appreciate all the work that goes into making a motor. Would be cool to see how props are made.
That was one of your best episodes ever. Really educational and informative!
One of the best shows ever! Thanks a lot!
This is a cool concept and you guys should run with it. Definitely makes it way more interesting and worth watching versus the regular flow of quad videos out there.
That's an impressive amount of care and work for a relatively cheap product. Great video - thanks guys!
Definitely, love the video. Always wanted to see how motors were made. Keep'em coming..
Great video, guys. It really makes you appreciate the motors, we take for granted. Very cool. Thanks.
Really enjoyed the insight from this video! How these parts are made is a fascinating topic and really interesting.
Thanks for the view, great stuff.
Thank you , always wondered about how they made them .
What you call continuity check is actually a High Voltage Electrical Insulation Test ( HighPot Test) and it is part of the safety precautions and measurements. This test verifies that the insulation of a product or component is sufficient to protect the operator from electrical shock, also identify insulation deterioration due to poor manufacture practices before the product make it to the customers. Excellent video BTW!
Amazing video, Love this style content, maybe people will appreciate their motors more.
This video helped me diagnose a problem with my Lumenier motor.. the ring on a bell slipped about 0,5mm down and the motor got almost stuck.. If I have not seen this one I wouldn't even look for hte gap between the bell and the ring.. Thanks for keeping me up in the air guys :)
This video was awesome! Now time to fly!!!!
Good insight on how motors are manufactured thanks Rotor Riot!
This was really informative. And has certainly grown my interest in their motors.
Great video !! The winding machine was awesome always wondered how they got them soo clean and nice
This was good. Thank you, great insight!
Thank you, love it !
yes please ,more " how it's made" episodes.
Awesome Video. I loved seeing "How it's Made" for motors. Thanks. :)
this is awesome! please keep this type of content coming!
Thats an awesome show Tommy,more of that from Rotor Riot would be cool!
I would love to see more of these how it's made videos
More clips like this please.. really good.
How it's made version is great - keep it up!
Great informative video! Thanks again.
very cool insight, thanks a lot!!
I like these how its made videos. can't wait to see more!
that is so cool guys!! keep them coming guys! more please???
quite impressing and interesting! so much hands on work.
I'd like to see a lipo factory and how fpv cameras are made.
a new respect for brother hobby...thx
4:02 he doesn't like chad
The universal language for F off
People in other countries point with their middle fingers
Mihkel Rebane 😀
that is true
Good sales video for Brother, got me wanting them now!
Great episode I'm running Brother Hobby 2206 2300kv R4s with titanium shaft and also the 2600kv and they rock!
This was great. I love how it's Made! It's an interesting show.
Very informative Keep them coming big thanks
I Love "HOW IT'S MADE" ALSO!!!!
Great Little Field Trip Guy's!!!!!!
Y'all Did a Great Job on This One.
I Found the (MAGNET ASSEMBLY) Process, and "JIG" Extremely Interesting. It's Very Precise, Yet Beautifully Simplistic All at The Same Time!!!!
A++++++++++++++++ GUY'S!!!!!:)
very interesting would be great to see more videos like this....
Wow I'm impressed with the QC there, its definitely sold me on brotherhobby as my next motors, now just to pick with ones :D
r4 for sure :D
Looks like a regular factory production to me. Sliders for car seats have a tolerance of .003mm. For me it just confirmed that they do stuff the proper way, don't get me worng on this one, i'm still in ave for all the manufacturing process. I have a deep respect for all the production workers, it all seems so simple and easy to make in the end. People barely think about all the people and time that is put in the process of making something that they just take for granted.
It's not so must the tolerances that they use its the fact that if the part doesn't meet those tolerances they throw it out instead of trying to modify it to work, and also the parts that they get from out side (e.g. the barrings) they have thir own QC on those too and don't use the ones that don't meet their criteria
Those are all normal production procedure. If something doesn't fit/meet the criteria, you throw it out/send it back on reclamation to provider and bill him for it. It takes way more time to fine tune/fix something small than to make a whole thing again. If you run a company it's just more time and money efficient. Also the providers of parts are rated and if the provider is known for supplying a bad parts you just break the deal with him, which usually results in quite a big fine for not fulfilling the agreement. As a final assembly line and branding company BH is doing a regular manufacturing job, there's nothing special in throwing bad parts away, after all they're going to be blamed or praised for the final product so it's in their interest to use only good products.
i got the brother hobby r4 and they are amazing.
Very interesting and informative, keep doing videos like this
Love this episode! This was really good stuff!
Great documentary, loved seeing how the motors for our hobby are made! More like this would be cool! Maybe a Dalprop factory visit!
Sweet! Had no idea of so much hands on assembly.
Very educational to learn about RC motors. I've learned never to open them up also.
Really nice job here. Thanks.
interesting that they balance the motor before adding the sticker! great video, thanks!
thanks guys great show
Would love to see more videos like this for all parts on the kwad. Killer video!
lovin all the crazy on the dry erase board inthe backround lol
that was great, thanks so much for sharing. I especially love the balancing machine...just makes me think of the countless hours I have spent balancing motors the amateur way with random bits of tape!
Please make more similar videos. Really enjoyed this one.
awesome format, keep it up!
Yeah, that was cool to see!
Very interesting. Thanks for doing this. I've enjoyed all of your videos of your trip to China.
Really great to see the process. I'm always hesitant of Chinese manufacturing for precision components but these guys seen to be in the right track.
Instructive !! Thanks !!
I really enjoyed this episode. Great job Chad!
Great video love the information
most interesting episode yet. good work fellas. :-)
This is my kind of How it's made! Keep it up!
Awesome thanks for sharing Tommy and Chad!
The 10 people that disliked this video is obviously Steele,Sicko, and all those other non brotha motor manufacturers! 😜.
Loved it, bring another "how it was made" video!
very interesting. thanks for sharing
Brilliant,very interesting to watch
F**K i miss Chad Nowak on rotor riot so bad! He always explains things so dummies like me can easily understand. Come back Chad!! please!!
that was awesome should deffenitly do more how it's made
Wow, I won't complain about the price of motors ever again! Looking forward to seeing more vids like this, awesome stuff guys :)
I'd love to see how everything else is made !
Loved it. More please.
That was absolutely fascinating.
Best Rotor Riot yet.
Maybe except for the Duga dive.
Definitely liked this. Good idea guys.
Tommy most of my TV watching is How it's made!!! Love it
i love that show man!
Dito
Keep it up.. these kind of episodes are interesting
Great video. Loved it.