Build a GIANT⚡⚡15Ah⚡⚡tool BATTERY!

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Welcome to SolipsFilm! In this video I'll show you how to make your own giant BATTERY for the Parkside series by 3D printing, spot welding (wise maple from AliExpress), grinding and soldering. You'll find the 3D files on Thingiverse down below. The batteries we'll be using for this project are not the 18650 type but it's bigger brother, the 21700 Li-ion cell. (from LG).
I'm extremely proud to present this project to all of you, and I hope to see you make the same battery as I just did. Yes, Parkside just came out with a 8Ah battery but hey, how about one that's almost double that capacity for just a fraction on top of the price? ( minus the hours of work obviously ;)
I hope I earned your subscription with this one because there's definitely more to come from me in the future. I have to do this in-between work so sometimes a video might take little while to arrive, especially one like this that took me around 8 days total to make, but my list of ideas for future video's is extending.
Hope you enjoy the video and I'd love to hear from you in the comments with ideas, tips and also feedback positive or negative, I'd love to hear it :)
#battery
#parkside
#diy
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3D FILES @ THINGIVERSE:
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Buy the 3D print @ my store!
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PARTS LIST:
LG 21700 li-ion batteries:
www.nkon.nl/rechargeable/li-i...
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Nikkel Strip:
nl.aliexpress.com/item/330273...
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Small screws (m2, 10mm needed):
nl.aliexpress.com/item/100500...
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Insulation Gaskets:
nl.aliexpress.com/item/328863...
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Heatsink Plaster:
www.aliexpress.com/item/10050...
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Spot Welder (updated version, the old one breaks easily):
www.aliexpress.com/item/10050...
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@Solipsfilm Год назад

Here's my next video, worked 10 months on it so I hope you'll like it! 🤞🏻

@Irishrebel092 2 года назад

what i want to see is a large battery pack like this, but mounted to your belt or backpack, with a umbilical cord type thing running to the tool. would take so much weight off the tool. just like an ego chainsaw

@MikadoRC 2 года назад

1:50

@thesloppyapprentice2528 2 года назад

Excellent design! People just don't get how much time goes into designing a 3d model like this, especially with non engineering software, and filming the process is another story..... it takes a real enthusiast. Keep up the good work!

@Rundumsfliegen Год назад

16:15

@Teklectic 2 года назад

The stringy-nes of PETG can be mostly eliminated by dehydrating the filament and keeping it dry, it's a very hygroscopic filament and when it absorbs moisture it gets stringy and the resultant prints tend to be more brittle than they should be. I print a lot of stuff in PETG and have had good success with dehydrating in a regular food dehydrator at about 70C for about 8 hours, afterwards I put the filament into my dry box (plastic box with desiccant and a hygrometer) and print from the dry box directly; I get excellent results this way with very little stringing.

@holeinthesest 2 года назад

Just a safety tip. When removing your car battery, always remove the negative connection first, so that if your metal ratchet/wrench touches another metal part of the car, you aren't shorting the positive to ground.

@Louie73083 2 года назад

Fantastic work; absolutely the detail and functionality!!

@florinjfi 2 года назад

Much appreciation for your work !!! That’s a Huge battery 👍🏻

@henryponds9071 Год назад

I would like to see this done with makita batteries. They also have pretty particular battery management boards and the aftermarket boards sometimes don't work, don't charge as fast or even don't cell balance. Great video!

@itsmesd 2 года назад

I love when you make what I call "The God Sound"

@texasgreentea1 2 года назад

I love maker videos, but usually when I watch a build I'm thinking... 'you could have been more careful with that part.' But not with you. You are one of the only makers so meticulous that the quality comes out nearly consumer-ready. Very impressive. Subscribed.

@drewgossage8842 2 года назад

Well done man, great stuff!!

@GeeCeeAte Год назад

I used 3DSM for 20 years. I ALWAYS wanted to switch to blender, but with all my experience I couldn't ever make the jump. I used blender back around 2002 quite a bit. Well I got tired of Autodesks outrageous pricing. I switched to blender and its literally 100x better in every single way. Also within the first day I was pretty proficient, so it didn't take me as long to get comfortable with it as i thought it would. The only thing I like better in Max is the smoothing groups (which doesn't matter unless you're doing game design). Other than that blender 100% of the way. I switched to blender about 4 months ago. So far I've done 2 professional industrial designs in it. Its so much better. The measurements alone are worth it. I do still find myself using hotkeys from Max and it makes me wanna scream outloud haha. But mostly because I spent 20 years inside of an ancient software whenever I should have just stayed with blender all along.

@kennedy67951 2 года назад

Really nice Work Mate. The designing was well thought out in my opinion. There were a few things that I would've changed. But, the way you were talking you seen some changes that would've improved the over all Product too. Thanks for sharing your hard earned knowledge with me. It's appreciated.