waterpump high volume drill powered or other motor

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Watch the test video to see the pump in action, pumping up about 200 liters of water in just 70 seconds. That's roughly equivalent to moving 10,000 liters per hour. I used a 550-watt drill operating at 1,000 rpm with a 50-centimeter threaded rod M10 shaft to achieve this impressive performance. Note that the outlet is 49 millimeters in diameter, allowing for easy attachment of a 50-millimeter impeller. I opted for foam tape to secure it, which worked exceptionally well. If you plan to increase the RPM, consider using a smaller impeller. You can find four different impellers in the downloadable package, and I used the largest one that was compatible with my drill. This pump is designed to move a significant volume of water at relatively low pressure. The amount of water it can handle depends on your motor's RPM and its wattage output. Take a look at my other projects for more innovative pumps and interesting devices. Keep in mind that using a hose will likely result in significant flow loss. Check out the test video to see this pump in action: https://youtu.be/ohCMuhBH2vo