![]() If I see one more wanker arbitrarily attach the word “green” to a project, I think blood is going to start spraying out of my eyes and ears. ![]() In fact, given that Hackaday has posted hacks based on themes before, I think a series of rechargeable drill motor hacks would be awesome. Neat build and a neat idea that inspires other ideas. Posted in Engine Hacks, Tool Hacks, Transportation Hacks Tagged electric drill, Engine hacks, trolling motor Post navigation There’s no word on how much thrust ’s motor can put out, but it is a nice bit of MacGyverism to build a boat motor out of spare parts.Ĭheck out the build walk though video after the break to see the motor in action. That’s not a problem for this build – trolling motors aren’t designed to be fast or powerful. This isn’t the speediest motor ever when attached to a canoe, and isn’t meant to be a primary means of propulsion. Definitely not the most complicated build. The build is just a few pieces of wood, drill rod, some hardware and a prop. The project is probably inspired by ’s collapsible amphibious e-scooter that used the same electric drill propulsion setup. ![]() We knew our engine hacks theme would come down to an argument over the difference between “a motor” and “an engine” so after much deliberation, name calling, restraining orders, and a duel we’re happy to put up ’s DIY trolling motor made out of an electric drill.
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