How to make the smallest water pump at home - diy water pump using mini dc motor

How to make the smallest water pump at home - diy water pump using mini dc motor
In this video, I show how to make a very small but extremely powerful water pump using a mini Coreless DC motor.
In the test I did in the video, you can see that about 3 meters of water is thrown.
You can start this engine with a voltage of 1.5 to 3.7 and you can use a small lithium battery.
This small water pump motor can pump 1 liter of water in 1 minute.
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#waterpump #minipump #PenguinDIY #Penguin #DIY #lifehacks #motor #dcmotor

[PenguinDIY]

Thanks for watching 😉😉😉
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[mRibbons]

I love when the algorithm recommends unusual content like this. I have no practical use for something like this in my life, but I still watched the whole video and felt very satisfied seeing it in action.

[krokkor]

Amazing work. Just a tip: the base plate rotated 90 ° allows the use of fixing screws

[beachbumsdn]

Cool idea. I am curious how long that motor lasts since you covered all the airflow holes with silicone.

[DOMMKZ]

Лучший вариант! Сам делал такой насос, работает!
У меня была задача откачивать воду ( побежала батарея и зимой не возможно её отремонтировать ) подставил под батарею емкость высотой 5 см, как напопитель капель с батареи, в ней такой насос, и на arduino автоматика откачки при наполнении емкости, в верхней точки насос водой заполнился, сработало включение 20 сек работает и литр воды перекачивает в канистру на 10 литров.... ) за день перекачивал 10 литров, так проработал 4 месяца )))) 1500 литров 👍🏼

[pawelwelsberg]

I really enjoyed watching it. For the future when you'll be wondering why there is so much water inside the motor: when motor works it heats up and the air inside it heats up and expands as well, when the air expands it is pushed out of it through the rod seal into the water forming small air bubbles, then when the motor is switched off it cools down including the air inside it, the air shrinks and pulls the water inside the engine through the same seal.

[RoySATX]

I'm officially impressed. I wonder how hot it gets, I can see this in short burst uses, but running continuously for long I imagine would soon release some smoke.

[uz]

Спасибо! С удовольствием посмотрел! Очень креативно и аккуратно!

[StonyCreeker]

Looks fun! What kind of glue did you use to glue the plastic parts to each other? I’ve never found a glue that works well for PE or PP.

[NARkoZ..]

Чувак это просто шикарно! Нужно больше мелких вещей!

[НиколайСтепанов-зв]

Получился замечательный беспилотный летательный аппарат .Спасибо за ваш ролик.

[LucidDreamer]

Wow, thanks. Now I can spend the next two years filling my swimming pool.

[newtybot]

This will be perfect for my miniature “LEGO tower that is actually on fire that needs to be put out with actual water” idea. Now I just need to figure out how to build my “LEGO fire engine that actually needs gasoline to drive” idea

[DavideSpagnolo]

great job! I will print the plastic pieces with the 3d printer and use the micro motors to water the plants on the balcony!

[spinafire]

Because the motor is completely incased in silicon, is there any issue with overheating? Great little build!

[stevanv]

Thanks for the tutorial penguin, i have few of those motors laying around they are really powerful for their size, and i always wondered what i could make with them and now you just gave me a great idea, thanks. you just earned a new subscriber !
:D

[tipsunknow]

a smart idea, thank you for opening my eyes

[skylined]

For such a tiny diy pump it pushes hard! 1lpm is excellent. Well done!

[Silence-Ali]

این ویدویتون هم خیلی عالی بود ممنونم ازتون که خیلی نکات به ما اموزش میدیدن خیلی ممنون

[parthachakraborti]

more than wonderful. and loved that idea of making it's base!!!! classic!