magvitron
Active Member
I've made a small drill from a motor found lying a round in my old tool box. I had an idea that it will make a snug drill for my pcb projects and i googled it. yeah, many have made it and there was even one instruct able.
>> I had another plus , an old handheld push drill which was discarded because of a small bend on
>> its twisty thing. I've cut it filed it to a flat surface and the motor too. The tricky bit was to attach it to the motor. tried with almost everything ranging from pen caps to aluminium tubes.
>> finally i've done it with a plastic tube and some araldite (epoxy glue).
>>I have to straighten the bit a few times to get the right position.
>>dried it overnight and the drill was ready.
>> was pretty easy to make.
>> made an addition , a small driver with a micro switch for turning the motor on and off
PS I have a dremel tool but the high RPM of it broke so many bits
>> I had another plus , an old handheld push drill which was discarded because of a small bend on
>> its twisty thing. I've cut it filed it to a flat surface and the motor too. The tricky bit was to attach it to the motor. tried with almost everything ranging from pen caps to aluminium tubes.
>> finally i've done it with a plastic tube and some araldite (epoxy glue).
>>I have to straighten the bit a few times to get the right position.
>>dried it overnight and the drill was ready.
>> was pretty easy to make.
>> made an addition , a small driver with a micro switch for turning the motor on and off
PS I have a dremel tool but the high RPM of it broke so many bits