SciTubeHD | Practical way to Epoxy-coat a Tesla Coil @BrianDhvTinkerer | Uploaded April 2023 | Updated October 2024, 9 hours ago.
In the following video, I show you a practical way to use two component epoxy to create a durable, thick, smooth protective coat on the secondary of a Tesla coil. Coating cylindrical objects with two component epoxy is challenging. The reason is that the epoxy takes a while to harden, and during that time will simply drip off the cylindrical object that you plan to coat. Using a bench vice, drill, and variac, it is possible to build a jig to slowly turn the coil while the coating is hardening, and in that way, obtain an even coat. Please check out the video to see how this is done. If you like this and other videos in this channel, please consider subscribing and hitting the bell for announcements on future videos.
The music in this video is copyright free and available from Bensound. The music title is Summer by Benjamin Tissot.
In the following video, I show you a practical way to use two component epoxy to create a durable, thick, smooth protective coat on the secondary of a Tesla coil. Coating cylindrical objects with two component epoxy is challenging. The reason is that the epoxy takes a while to harden, and during that time will simply drip off the cylindrical object that you plan to coat. Using a bench vice, drill, and variac, it is possible to build a jig to slowly turn the coil while the coating is hardening, and in that way, obtain an even coat. Please check out the video to see how this is done. If you like this and other videos in this channel, please consider subscribing and hitting the bell for announcements on future videos.
The music in this video is copyright free and available from Bensound. The music title is Summer by Benjamin Tissot.
