Electric Motor to GENERATOR - Make Any AC Motor to DIY Electric Generator Using 3D Printer

Building any AC motor to an electric generator is simple, u don't need to know in dept how AC electric motor or generator works, but u still can build this with simple steps. In this video, u will see every step u need to know to make this at home.
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I build a generator from one phase AC motor but it also works with a three-phase motor, actually, a three-phase motor is more efficient than one phase but it can be a bit more difficult because u need more magnets and wiring is not soo simple.

If u are more interested in how electric motor or generator works, u can easily find a lot of good videos on youtube.

STL files are no point to upload because every motor is different and have their own measurements.

If u have some good and practical ideas about what u wanna see next then feel free to comment down belove. I hope this video was helpful for u and u to try this on your own!

[trevorlane]

Thank you for talking and not just playing music!

[Couchyrick]

in hindsight did using 3d printing material in place of metal melt it?

[Dominicarjune]

would it running as a motor be powerful than the original rotor

[calebdrake]

would adding more magnets help smooth out the voltage pulse?

[jamessowin]

Nice channel. I am actually trying to make my own 3D printing channel myself. I don't have any videos out yet. I'm 3D printing all of the camera gear that I need. I'm designing all the parts I need in fusion 360. My channel name i got is "G28 Printing". It's a word play on the Gcode "G28", which is the homing sequence command. So the channel name really means "Home" Printing. I got the idea from some t-shirts I saw online which say "there's no place like G28", meaning "There's no place like (Home)". I find your videos very good. You have a new subscriber 😁. I'm surprised you don't have more people subscribed to your channel. Your videos are done very well. I think the pacing on your videos are good. Not too slow and not too fast. I also think you do very good projects that are not too easy or hard. Keep up the good work! What program do you use to edit your videos? I don't really have any experience editing videos. So that is something I need to learn. I don't have any nice cameras or anything so I will have to use my smart phone until I can get a better camera. I also need a good microphone. For lighting I'm just going to try and use high powered working lamps with a large piece of poster board in front to act as a diffuser. Ill 3D print a holder to hold the poster board in front of the lights. I already have a couple of video ideas I've been working on, but I can't say what they are yet. I don't want someone else copying me :)

[_ThreeStrikes_]

This video reminds me of electroboom with the full bridge rectifier and the ac/DC currentsand everything

[wingedbull]

what type of motor is that?? name please.

[Edmorbus]

Can you share the 3D STL Files
and what type of motor is that?? name please.

[pheonix]

Hello,
As tu fabriqué les bobines ou tu les as acheté quelque part ? Si tu les as acheté, tu peux me dire ou ?
Merci !

[linomandujano]

don't comment just do it, what a bad recording with those gamut colors