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How to make a Metal Detector

318,420 views November 1, 2017 6:57

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Learn how to make a Metal Detector with a hands-on Keystone Science build.
This is for curious builders who want the experiment, the intuition, and the little details that make the idea click.

Hey, I'm Nate Stone. In this video, we dig into a Metal Detector through a real Keystone Science project. The goal is not just to show the finished thing. It is to make the idea feel understandable, buildable, and a little more alive than it looked before. I walk through the setup, the useful parts of the build, and the science hiding inside the result. If you are here for parts, buy links, diagrams, follow-up notes, or a cleaner project writeup, use the project page below.

Project page: keystonescience.com/keystonescience/projects/Fm…
Parts, buy links, build notes, safety context, diagrams, and extra resources will live there as this archive gets filled in.

Chapters:
00:00 What we are making
02:13 The idea starts working
04:42 What to notice

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Keystone Science published this 6:57 video tutorial on November 1, 2017. It has been watched 318,420 times on YouTube.

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