For this video I have created the simplest BLDC motor I could think up. I specifically chose to use only materials and tools (apart from a 3d printer) that are easy to find and cheap. The motor is not actually really useful for anything (basically no 3D printed motor ever is) as is demonstrated by the motor failure at the very end of the video.

However if you'd like to check out the design and assembly instructions... maybe even replicate the motor, then all the relevant .stl files and assembly manual are posted on my Printables page:
https://www.printables.com/model/3246...

Some of the concepts that are not really explained in this video were already explained in one of my previous videos, so check it out as well!    • An Axial Flux BLDC Motor Build  


=|Chapters|=
0:00 - Intro
0:12 - Size and Electromagnets
1:27 - Stator
1:47 - Winding & Wiring
2:42 - Rotor
3:07 - Shaft
3:18 - Assemble the motor
3:39 - Motor ready
3:57 - First run
4:23 - kv & weight
4:45 - Problematic power consumption
4:59 - Maximum power and thrust
5:50 - More propellers
6:10 - Closing words and files
6:31 - Good Bye, Dear Motor