I will show you an easy way to galvanize using only the tools you have at home. Click here for the plan of the jig used in the video. jsk-koubou.stores.jp/
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@jisakukobo6 місяців тому
If you like the video, please introduce it to your friends and social media !
@gm-lb9oe5 місяців тому
Where did you get the hydrochloride from?? Just wondering what it would also be used for, especially around the house
@topline25545 місяців тому
@@gm-lb9oe Many toilet cleaning products contain HCl. Some are sodium hypochlorite based.
@XavierCoco6 місяців тому
I think that's a great idea the english subtitles, we can follow every step more clearly. Thank you!
Just to be on the safe side always add the corrosive liquid to water, never add water to acids or alkali corrosive substance, depending on the concentration of the corrosive substance the water may boil off which can cause it to splash resulting in injury. I know this is a fairly low concentration of hydrochloric acid but better to be safe than sorry.
@1zanglang6 місяців тому
That was toilet cleaner which is already well diluted. No danger here. When working with pure or high concentration acid, the safety measure you mentioned, applies. Then, even glass rods are used to slowly and smoothly drip acid into water.
@dus10dnd6 місяців тому
It is labeled “detergent “… what do you think is happening in a wash machine?
@MrBradleykeith5 місяців тому
@@dus10dnd , Detergent = Cleaner Japanese to English translation is tricky
@greentelly2805 місяців тому
Following the Gremlins principle : "Never give water to acid"
@legendtwo6 місяців тому
You have become my favorite craftsman to watch. Your technique is precise. You are imaginative and understand how to use power and hand tools. Its a pleasure to watch a gifted craftsman such as yourself. It seems there is very little you are not capable of building from materials common to wood workers and metal workers. Thank you for posting these videos. I do enjoy them and look forward to your next posting.
@viorsa82006 місяців тому
Buen trabajo de alquimia maestro y un gran resultado final, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos y experiencias, un saludo cordial y por supuesto un merecido like desde Narón (Galicia)👍🤓😜
@user-xp1mn8lq3n5 місяців тому
another magnificent video from DJ KOBO!!
@wiltel81805 місяців тому
Perfektes Ergebnis mit einfachen Mitteln! Du bist ein Perfektionist. 👌👍
@everythingtv19106 місяців тому
very good video i like it thank you for sharing it. I wish your channel more success
@uglickihyan4 місяці тому
Thanks for the subtitles.
@isaacnguyen69446 місяців тому
Very instructive, thank you. BTW no double sides tape ?
@rjung_ch6 місяців тому
Thanks! 👍💪✌
@das2502505 місяців тому
When plating wouldn't it be better to rotate the part with some rotary device or cut the positive zinc electrode in 2 and have plates on either side of the part ?
@weekendstuff5 місяців тому
Cool setup with commonly available items. I'd rather not brush and sand the coating though. Just to prevent damages in the thin surface coating leading to rust again.
@billrogers68633 місяці тому
That was interesting. Why didn't you use the power hacksaw to take the Manganese battery apart? I would probably just use POR15 instead of doing this.
@dus10dnd6 місяців тому
So, why not just use some zinc washers? Easy to attain, far less process to prepare.
@greg43676 місяців тому
I also did not understand why he chopped up a battery to get Zinc. Maybe he just had an old battery laying around and decided to repurpose it? Love to know if there is some reason for salvaging the zinc from the battery, or maybe that was the whole point of the video.
@Mad44006 місяців тому
They are only zinc plated using the same technique he demonstrated. Considering the maximum thickness of electro-galvinisation is 1/40 of a millimetre, there won't be very much zinc to work with. You might be able to use things that have been hot dipped in zinc, (galvanised) but the best result will come from using unadulterated zinc. Zinc anodes used in the marine industry are expensive, costing anywhere from $50-80 per kg (AUD). So batteries will be the most cost-effective source for this use.
@10OZDuster5 місяців тому
purity of material ....battery probably is very high purity close to 99% zinc compared to washers
@col03425 місяців тому
@@Mad4400 "costing anywhere from $50-80 per kg" at 7.133 grams/cm^3, 1kg of zinc has a volume of 140cm^3. If galvanizing a thickness of 0.05mm (=0.005cm), that kg of zinc is enough for a surface of 2.8sqm. At a price of 17 of average-Downunder-coffees in 2023 (AUD4.60).
@Mad44004 місяці тому
I love the fact you took the maths to the next level and included a tangible cost item, but how does that figure compare to the zinc harvested from a D cell battery with a cost of $3.90 (AUD)? @@col0342
@user-nw2uj7ry1s5 місяців тому
hello can you tell me on which price you buy your grooved aluminum profiles and trays? big thank you to you serge
@aserta6 місяців тому
I dunno that i'd do galvanization at home, nickel plating is much safer and lasts just as good if you do it right (thin layers, with cleaning in between). I've nickel plated nuts and bolts that have been reinstalled several times and the coat survives the mechanical action with no issues.
@gaulix695 місяців тому
nickel salt are notsafer than zinc salt. nickel salt are carcinogenic.
@romanmerkulov97725 місяців тому
Как всегда ,сначала лайк потом просмотр!
@275jesuss6 місяців тому
I see, the outside of this empty battery is made of zinc. Beautiful finish.
@spamok115 місяців тому
電圧を上げることによって変化はあるのですかね? 興味深いです
@user-wu7nd6wf7y6 місяців тому
Набор «Юный Химик»
@Country_Life_Japan6 місяців тому
Wow 👏 😮
@JoTheVeteran6 місяців тому
Do nickel plating too!
@romedbucher28546 місяців тому
With 9.5% acid it doesn't matter. But showing it this way may make people believe it's ok doing this, and it's NOT! Always pour the acid into the water, not the water into the acid, that's secondary school science wisdom! Adding water to acid will cause a very violent reaction if the acid is more concentrated! Also, why dismantle a battery when you can get zinc plate at every hardware store?
@zolatanaffa876 місяців тому
EDIT: SORRY BUT I COMPLETELY SKIPPED THE FIRST SENTENCE OF YOUR COMMENT (I'll leave the original comment for anyone who will read the thread in the future) As you have seen, nothing happened, in the video there are no tricks, the saying not to give the acid a drink is valid for concentrated acids, here it is already at 10% and nothing happened, which is very different if for example you found himself having to dilute anhydrous sulfuric acid, in which case it would be truly dangerous to put water into the acid, even very slowly
@romedbucher28546 місяців тому
@@zolatanaffa87 did you read what I wrote? I know that it's not a problem with so weak acid. But if people don't know, they'll also do it with stronger acid. It's irresponsible to show it like this, either that, or plainly ignorant. The problem with these UKposts instructions is, that the creators never have to take any responsibilities for what they show. That said, I think most of his instructions are great, albeit sometimes over the top. But this one is right out dangerous by showing a wrong technique for diluting acid!
@zolatanaffa876 місяців тому
@@romedbucher2854 You are absolutely right as you will read in my edited comment. I hadn't come to think about the risk hidden in the video and I only commented on the part of what you wrote (skipping the first sentence, by mistake) I agree on the issue of giving all possible safety instructions in the videos to avoid unnecessary risks for users
@1zanglang6 місяців тому
Well, it is school fifth grade chemistry, so everybody should know it, therefore showing it this way would be OK, and shouldn't make people do wrong things. And the illiterate morons who passed through school like the goose through the pond, and don't know anything, should stay away from this kind of stuff.
@romedbucher28546 місяців тому
Sorry, but I can never find a justification to show something the wrong way, and it is the wrong way.
@user-nw2uj7ry1s5 місяців тому
bonjour pouvez vous me dire sur quel cite vous achetez vous profilés et plateaux aluminium rainurés grand merci à vous serge
@samponet5 місяців тому
Could you please make galvanized plastic with a chrome or nickel?
@murphymagic336 місяців тому
will this work with old zinc anodes off my boat ? as an alternative to the zinc plate from the battery ?
@10OZDuster5 місяців тому
the battery probably has close to 99% purity but you can try the zinc anode for boats/motors and see if it works
@andreabeltramini52075 місяців тому
Hi, I was thiking the same. On my opinion it could works too.
@darkoooss6 місяців тому
👏
@user-wu7nd6wf7y6 місяців тому
Я правильно понимаю что источник питания это две параллельно включенные батарейки АА?
@3d_m0nster6 місяців тому
одна, автор написал что напряжение 1,5 вольта, что равняется напряжению одной батареи
@--KT--6 місяців тому
Похоже, что одна. Но можно и две в параллель - напряжение то же, ток выше.
@duocmat51926 місяців тому
❤👍
@duocmat51926 місяців тому
ThanK you 👍♥️
@_oinuМісяць тому
よくある海外のチャンネルかと思ったら急に出てきたサンポール
@jisakukoboМісяць тому
サンポール万能
@manfred82735 місяців тому
💪💪👍👍
@AlainStar6 місяців тому
🙏👏👍💪
@kent....6 місяців тому
Now lets try nickel 🙂
@poepflater6 місяців тому
8:33 itis foaming without being connected?
@stormkhan42506 місяців тому
He used some sort of detergent with hydrochloric acid content ...
@1zanglang6 місяців тому
It is the acid action on bare steel.
@MaacAbra6 місяців тому
You can buy zinc metal sheets. Maybe using the old battery could be a kind of recycling but what you’re gonna do with the hazardous materials taken from the inside? Don’t tell me you throw them into trash?
@macciedemac6 місяців тому
Exactly what I thought. It is really stupid to show this.
@MaacAbra6 місяців тому
@@macciedemac maybe not stupid but at least risky if stupid people gonna watch it ;)
@romedbucher28546 місяців тому
@@macciedemac there's more stupid than that, even dangerously stupid, as I mentioned in my comment
@radry1006 місяців тому
Those materials are not hazardous
@macciedemac6 місяців тому
Do you think everybody knows that? For most people a battery is a battery…
@lezbriddon5 місяців тому
is that bleach or some kind of toilet/drain cleaner?
@10OZDuster5 місяців тому
diluted hydrochloric acid = common household toilet cleaner or kitchen cleaner since its diluted its mild for cleaning use.....do not use 'hardware' hcl acid its more potent...as in melt skin.
@TheDutyPaid6 місяців тому
Can't even buy manganese batteries where I live.
@10OZDuster5 місяців тому
its the most common cheap battery...its carbon-zinc battery ...check your post its NOT magnesium.
@TheDutyPaid5 місяців тому
@@10OZDuster check the video title, it's "NOT" cardon-zinc battery, its manganese dioxide.
@10OZDuster5 місяців тому
@@TheDutyPaid watch the video the Anode is Zinc the cathode is carbon and the "ELECTROLYTE " agent is "Manganese dioxide"
@PeterNetped6 місяців тому
@volkangunyeli5 місяців тому
🙂👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@ericstorm46136 місяців тому
It bubbles before connecting the battery. Why?
@10OZDuster5 місяців тому
the liquid is acid...metal reacts in acid...if he dipped in lemon juice it would bubble too..hahaha
@gaulix695 місяців тому
many many mistake in this video. first, this is'nt galvanization, this is zinc electroplating. galvanization is imersion of steel part in hot fusion zinc bath. the zinc is alloying deeply with the steel and it's far superior than zinc electroplating and it didn't need passivation. secondary, your electroplating solution is very bad ! zinc ion salt is not concentrated enough, and you didn't use a conductive salt, (preferary an compound wich chelate with the metal ion you want plating)... this trouble result in very long plating time, bad throwing power that covering more high zone rather less low zones on the part. and burned deposit by using a too high curent density because of the bad solution conductivity. and using juste one anode doesn't help ! don't forget to use a surfactant too. The use of High curent density and not stirring the solution cause a lot of pitting by hydrogen embrittlement. idealy you should not see hydrogen bubbles while plating. heating the solution can help. and last thing, zinc electroplating must be passivate with divalent (called blue passivate) on trivalent chromium solution (called yellow pasivate, or bichromated)... instead the zinc plating won't last long and it will oxidate quickly. edit: after that, when the solution is well made, for a good deposits, you need to make square test pieces in copper, and test with different amperages to determinate the ideal Ampere/Cm2 and calculate with the plating part surface. exemple. ideal current density for this solution is 0,5A/Cm2. for a part with a surface of 10cm2 you need to apply 5A. etc... an other thing, use pure chemical and distilled water for electroplating. if you need HCL, don't use hcl based detergent, just buy HCl ! Don"t forget to degrease very well your part with NaOH solution and electrocleaning, followed by acid pickling before plating the part. and never toutch it with bare hand.
@anttiplathan16 днів тому
This is indeed galvanizing. Hot dipping is just one method of doing so. And hot dipping is definitely not alloying, as zinc melts almost 2000K before steel.
@Produkt_R6 місяців тому
Shiny
@jisakukobo6 місяців тому
Let me tell you why. First, concentrated acids cause violent reactions. This is elementary school knowledge. This is just an acidic detergent. And because you'll get more comments if you use batteries. In many ways. Of course, when I usually plate, I don't use batteries. This is a youtube show.
@lefouineurdevideoinfoetc..38965 місяців тому
🖐🏻😉👍🏻.
@chrzzzzz6 місяців тому
You could say "grime" instead of "mud"
@10OZDuster5 місяців тому
lost in translation bruh
@lowrads36536 місяців тому
Pour acid into water. Never pour water into acid. If the reaction is strong, it will generate a lot of heat, and may even boil.
@Lada_Niva5 місяців тому
Why must it be a manganese battery?
@10OZDuster5 місяців тому
you didn't watch the video? it clearly showed he harvested the zinc casing/plate from the battery....manganese battery is the same as carbon zinc battery the most common battery anywhere in the world because its cheaper than alkaline battery.
@user-is7wc7uk7v6 місяців тому
приведите ногти в порядок!
@proofna6 місяців тому
The content of battery is Hazardous................🤨🤨🤨
@etcher68416 місяців тому
So are cars, angle grinders, sand blasters, circular saws, ...
@Mad44006 місяців тому
Do some research.
@10OZDuster5 місяців тому
if you eat it yes ......its harmless manganese dioxide the type of battery he is using.
@lucky_strike_77775 місяців тому
Сказочник
@amiltonsouza97776 місяців тому
You are the best, but i don't like this
@user-ur4yg7yf6w6 місяців тому
저 폐기물(오염수) 어쩔건데? 이런거 하지맙시다.
@MegaSuperJaBaTo6 місяців тому
I do not get it. You destroy a battery and end up producing a lot of environmentally harmful waste just to get hold of zinc sheet metal worth 2 cents, which you can easily buy in any hardware store or on Amazon? Sick. For the time again we are shown such crap here, the content no longer has anything to do with the great projects from 2 or 3 years ago. Subscription is canceled.
@user-wu7nd6wf7y6 місяців тому
А у нас в России купить можно втрое дороже цены батарейки
@1zanglang6 місяців тому
Wow! Are you the planet savior, aren't you... You know smartboy, Jisaku and maaany other people don't live in your mighty Retardistan, to buy 2 cents zinc sheets. In other countries which don't steal others resources like you do, the prices are high and some stuff is scarce. So, properly dismantle and dispose of a spent battery, to salvage some zinc sheet is quite useful and is for free. And as Retardistanis are among, the pollution "champions" of the world, your upset kiddo who takes his toys and goes home to mommy, attitude is just hypocrisy.
@robink.94596 місяців тому
No one cares Karen
@Mad44006 місяців тому
Those things were already manufactured before he repurposed them. Where does that hydrochloric acid end up with regular use as a drain cleaner? What happens to batteries once they have exhausted their charge? 2 cents would get you approximately 0.007 grams of zinc based on the typical price for zinc on Amazon. Your reaction is childish and a reflection of your intelligence.