Smoking Drill Teardown ... just for fun (WnW #76)
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- čas přidán 4. 11. 2016
- I let the smoke out of it!
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In this video I am tearing open a smoking drill, trying to figure out what went wrong. Is it fixable? Well, probably not. I think I just overloaded it.
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There are drills with single gear reduction (typically 0-2500 RPM or more), and drills with two stage gear reduction (typically 0-1200 RPM or less). For low speed high torque applications, always use a lower speed drill. The higher speed drills don't have enough reduction, not enough torque, and running slow, not enough cooling.
Thanks, That's good to know.
I was hoping for a bit more of a dramatic reveal inside, but blackened windings were the only testament to my mistake... Maybe I should have taken it out back and doused it in black gunpowder and then turned it on! ;-)
@@Wordsnwood I tried to break a 16mm nut with my Makita cordless hammer, it started smoking, I had to stop.That's the 4th or 5th time I've had her smoking over last 10 yrs. Still works fine gives me full power.
Taps--nice touch!
seemed fitting! thanks
Takes beaucoup amperes to mix concrete. Even to stir up drywall mud with a bigger paint paddle puts a real strain on a drill.
It was only a small batch for levelling the garage floor... live and learn.
You could at the very least keep the chuck, since they are easily exchangeable between drills.
Yes, you can buy a cheaper drill with a lousy chuck and use that chuck.
Makes sense I guess, the cement was too thick so the motor wasn't getting cooled enough and the copper burned up. Thanks for making this video, it has given me a better feel for how these little motors operate.
Thank-you
At least one of the more inexpensive tools in the shop
Enamel coating probably burned off the windings and made an internal short circuit - that would be why it still turned sort of freely but had no power.
thanks!
Cooked!
dead as a parrot in a python sketch...
That was interesting to watch (no sarcasm intended).
I burnt my drill from doing too many odds and ends, and somehow I got a full refund from the place I bought it.
Mine was long out of warranty...
Was it Harbor Freight?
mine was Bunnings
Oh okay...so you're probably an Aussie?
Australian passport, chinese background
I can imagine that smell of the burning lacquer.
use the chuck to align you drill press! don't throw it away!
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Good idea
Better to burn a drill then getting sick LOL. Still i wooden tasted away, The problem could be only with the stator or the armature and not both. And yes they should came a part from one another, but the stator coiling expanded and trapped the armature. From what i so in the video the drill wasn´t in bad shape and deserved a second chance.
P.S. : That´s what i do every day of the week. sheers.
Thanks!
I can almost smell that nasty smoke from here!
keep the chuck...
Everyone Says that!
The motor cooling fan isn't doing it's job.
Shame. Any parts reusable?
well apparently I should have kept the chuck. Someone else was telling me I could have bought a new motor... oh well.
when i was just getting into woodworking a hand tool guy told me " if it has a cord eventually it will end up in a trash can!"
Well, so do most things...
I was hoping you would make some kind of rig that would turn the drill until it burned down completely! Click bait thumbnail :(
Well it wasn't turning any more, so I think the smoking bit was all it was going to produce. If I lived in the country maybe I could have tried something with explosives. Next time?
Wast my time
Sorry!