Hi mate. You should be very proud, and Matthias too. This is a very nice installation.

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks :-)

Very impressive craftsmanship. Not just a tool, almost furniture.

Amazing! My mind is well and truly blown! Well done!

That is a very nice build. Beautiful selection of wood and the joinery looks perfectly executed. I am considering building the finger joint jig also, so looking forward to the video.

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks :-)

Great inspiration for doing the varnish and paint on my Wandel bandsaw. Today I added a breadboard end to the motor mount like you have.. My 2 horse motor didn't fit the original mount. After this it is ready for finishing. Great build. Thanks for sharing.

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks ! I also had to enlarge the motor base to make it fit.

Super work. Art: great. I love that work.I like the natural color .

Very solid construction of the large bandsaw. Congratulations :)

Super propre, beau travail !

super !,, i'm impressed with the quality of all the parts, and the choice of different woods in diff. areas. very talented, why buy when one can make it !

What a beautiful band saw. Fine finishing before assembly is just the ticket. Natural wood finish is so much nicer than paint in my opinion. I have the same plans and when I build it, I hope it's half as nice as yours. Cheers from Canada. ( Also watched your build for the stand. Terrific.)

Pozdrawiam!!Bardzo udany projekt budowy pily tasmowej!!Duzo pracy i zaangazowania,ciekawy pomysl!!Duza wiedza,tak trzymac!!Dobry material filmowy!!Majstersztyk!!

Excellent work!

Nicely built! Mattias will be jealous.

@DavenH

5 жыл бұрын

envious

Grande lavoro complimenti!

Very well done!

very nicely done..thumbs up..

Nice work!

Beautiful piece of wood

Jestem pod wrażeniem i zastanawiam się dlaczego dopiero teraz odkryłem ten kanał na youtube. Pozdrawiam

Magnifique réalisation

Very well done sir

very nicely done!

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I saw you have some nice realisations too.

super réalisation, bravo. a+

8 жыл бұрын

Merci :-)

Magnificently made this band saw, congratulations friend Francois Chalopin.

gracias por tan buenos vídeos . desde Paraguay ...corazón de América ...

8 жыл бұрын

Paraguay. Wow that is far away. Happy that you liked it

Bonsoir Monsieur, très bon travail

Juste WAOUW ! Respect !

8 жыл бұрын

Merci :-)

We need to give you some 3/8 drive ratchet wrench sets and possibly a 12V Bosch drill driver. The tools look like UK stuff

Te quedo tremenda eres un profecional

Really nice

Bravo!

What a fabulous bandsaw and in wood it will make a quiet machine even quieter! I noticed the guide blocks (at 12.20) the end grain not used at the contact surface?

8 жыл бұрын

+Woodomain - Jeremy Broun Thanks. I didn't even think about it. It would probably be better. good idea for the next ones.

Bravo, c'est cool de voir le montage et les modification d'une scie a ruban faite maison, sa fonctionne très bien on dirait :)

8 жыл бұрын

Elle fonctionne bien mais j'ai quand meme des soucis avec l'equilibrage des roues. La machine tremble un peu trop a mon gout. IL va falloir que je regle ca

I guess I'm lazy cuz I'd have varnished that baby as it stood. :-) Very nice job.

Brilliant. 👍🏼

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

cool engine from wood, wow !!!

HEAVY DUTY!!!

Great build. You find the frame is strong enough and can hold enough tension to make nice clean cuts with wide blades?

Génial !!!

Looks beautiful. Really like the clear finish on the wheel covers (doors). Any reason you chose to build the 16” bandsaw versus the 20” bandsaw? Thank you.

that looks awesome! how much did it cost in materials?

8 жыл бұрын

around 250 $. Have a look here for more info : woodgears.ca/bandsaw/faq.html

I have that same workbench...Except I made mine with a 5 1/2" top

Świetna robota. Gratulacje 👏👍 PS Jak taką piła sprawuje po kilku latach użytkowania?

Nice, keep it up.

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Nice!!!!

Nã tenho nem oq comentar. Meus parabéns. Show.

nice job :)

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks :-)

Great build! Building Matthias's bandsaw is on my todo list. What are the specs on your motor?

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks. It's a 1 phase induction motor 1,1 kW 1400 rpm

How long is the shaft? Also, did you se the 25mm?

Hey! That's pretty awesome! It must have been very entertaining to assemble this machine with fitting parts. Just like LEGO ;) Does those little parts guiding the saw (12:18) warm up?

8 жыл бұрын

Hello M. Ek. When the saw is running without cutting or when cutting straight they don't touch the blade (or at least they shouldn'tif the saw is set correctly). They are just here to prevent the blade to move side to side when you're cutting sharp turns or really thick pieces. They will wear out eventually but not so fast. And if they do it's just pieces of wood so they are easy to replace.

Best when played at 2x :P

Great video! You mentioned an improved version of this band saw by Jarek Ostaszewski. Is there more information available on his improvements? Thanks.

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the compliment. He improved his bandsaw reindeer plans, not his bandsaw. Look at the full description text (button "more") If you're interested in improvements to the bandsaw, Marius Hornberger made a great video about improving the wheels. I guess you know this one since your name sounds a little bit german too :-) but if not you can have a look : kzread.info/dash/bejne/mGyglruso66xlps.html

Great Video! I'm currently building the same machine and i wonder where you got your switch from. I couldn't find one of this kind anywhere available... I hope you can help me out ;)

8 жыл бұрын

I bought it in a home center (Leroy Merlin, I don't know if you have this one where you come from). It's a 3-phases switch but it doesn't mattter I used only one connector and it works fine

When I first got my bandsaw I used that same template to make that reindeer haha.

GENIAL........!!!!!!,

Great! I made three times the wheels but I'm not able to set them perfectly... so there are vibrations.

Good morning, I am Hossein from Egypt. I have a very nice and useful video I am preoccupied with a 6 m millimeter and a diameter of 50 m and a diameter of 18 m 1. The type of wood made by wood type granular wood is useful and do not work mdf 2. The width is 18 milliseconds and is not presented in the second 3. The last need for the Agipator is 1 horsepower or 2 hp and 3 hp Thank you very much for your presence

Bonjour, Tout d'abord très beau travail. Deuxièmement, j'ai une question : si j'ai qu'une scie circulaire et une scie à onglet pourrais je en construire une ? Merci d'avance pour votre réponse.

6 жыл бұрын

+HAETTY Mathieu ca doit etre jouable mais une perceuse a colonne ne serait pas superflue

@siskine

6 жыл бұрын

François Chalopin merci pour votre réponse, je vais donc commencer par une perceuse à colonne. Merci aussi pour vos vidéos

To ja mam pytanie - jeśli możesz, to prosił bym o podanie ile wyszedł ci cały koszt materiałów? Tak na około.

Great job. How do you cut that big finger joint?

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks. If your talking about the bandsaw frame, it is built from a sandwich of spruce boards that are glued together board by board. Matthias made a video about it : kzread.info/dash/bejne/inllupWmpqa6c8Y.html

Hej zupełnie mnie zaskoczyłeś ! Widzę François Chalopin a potem "Ostre rżnięcie" i się zastanawiam jak to się łączy ;) i wychodzi na to że czasami François to Franek. Gratuluje i pozdrawiam PS. Jakiego użyłeś silnika ?

8 жыл бұрын

:-) To jest jednofazowy indukcyjny silnik, 1100 kW, 1400 tr/min. Kupiłem tu : www.silnikielektryczne.sklep.pl/Silnik-elektryczny-jednofazowy-1-1kW-1400-obrmin-NOWY

Nice

nice

Bonjour, Super boulot !! J'avais vu les video de Mr Wandel, j'en profite que vous soyez francophone pour vous demander simplement niveau budget il faut compter quoi ? Et niveau outillage qu'est-ce qui est obligatoire pour pouvoir réalisé le projet? Belle journée :)

Did you keep track of how much you spent on everything?

@askemmm

7 жыл бұрын

price? and were you able go get all hardware at local store or online?

Nicely done,will you be giving it a coat of Wandel Green paint?

@genmasaotome3503

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah... it is not finished until you paint it Mathias Green.

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks. For this one I don't think saw :-) I already gave a few coats of clear varnish

@alyl603

8 жыл бұрын

What are you thoughts on the design after [I assume] you've used it a few times?

8 жыл бұрын

It works really fine. If I had to change something I would probably make the wheels out of MDF instead of plywood (it's much easier to turn) But it's more a question of execution not design

@alyl603

8 жыл бұрын

François Chalopin And in comparison to a normal bandsaw you'd find in shops?

ile czasu potrzeba na zrobienie tej maszyny ?

ciao sai irmi che spessore e larghezza hai usato per la renna che hai tagliato ..bravo buon lavoro

Très belle scie a ruban mon ami... As tu eu des problèmes avec les plans de Mathias? Je pense faire la même dans un futur rapprocher...

8 жыл бұрын

+PlacideBolack Non ils sont tres bien. 1 conseil que je pourrais te donner si tu veux te lancer, c'est de faire les roues en MDF c'est beaucoup plus facile a tourner que le CP

Don't you find the ball bearings guiding the back of the sawblade to be very loud? I think it was also Matthias who pointed out that the bearings rotated by 90° were much quieter.

8 жыл бұрын

I was very afraid of that at the beginning ( I might haveI watched the same video as you did) but now that I'm using it it's really not an issue. Anyway the thrust bearing doesn't (or shouldn't) touch the back of the blade most of the time.

Ta scie de bande est excellente. As-tu un plan que tu pourrais nous faciliter?

hehe that poster @ 13:20

7 жыл бұрын

After 6 month, someone finally saw it ! Congratulations :-)

What is the bearing size you use in band saw

Hola señor Francois me podría decir qué diámetro tienen los ejes gracias

What watt motor you are using?

Looks great man. But its no green so its not complete!

jaki koszt materiałów orientacyjnie na tą realizację?

Nice machine :). What was the whole cost of building of this bandsaw (including plans, materials, motor etc)?

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I didn't make the calculation and it really depends on a lot of parameters. If you have all the required tools, an illimited amount of time and access to second hand parts (roller blade bearings, old motor...) it can really be cheap. The most expensive parts in my case were the motor, the wood for the frame, and the blades.

merci pour cette vidéo , ça fait plaisir de voir des français travailler le bois :) je compte acheter les plans de Mathias mais avant j aimerais savoir ou as tu trouve ton moteur, et équipement électrique c'est la seule crainte que j'ai vis a vis de cette réalisation, merci d'avance, bonne continuation

7 жыл бұрын

Salut. Je l'ai achete sur internet. C'est un moteur a induction monophase de 1,5 kW qui tourne a 1400 tr/min. Comme j'habite en Pologne, je l'ai achete en Pologne mais je pense qu'en France tu peux trouver des sites internet qui en vendent sans probleme. Pour le reste (interrupteur, cables et compagnie) j'ai trouve ca dans une grande surface de bricolage

@MegaSoyaMan

7 жыл бұрын

François Chalopin merci beaucoup !!! j'ai hâte de commencer

Great work! (Please set manual focus on your camera once you've established the shot, the autofocus is making the image "pulse" regularly as it zooms.)

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I record everything with my phone and the options are quite limited. A camera is on my buying list together with a ratchet and a cordless drill :-)

@Pyrichia

8 жыл бұрын

For iPhone, you can lock the focus by touching the screen to focus, but hold your finger there until it flashes and says AF Lock, which will continue to show in the window. This will lock the focal length to its last position. To unlock, tap the screen again. Android is probably the same, but if not there may be camera apps that address this problem.

8 жыл бұрын

I just checked and it's just like you said on the Samsung too. If you click on an object while filming it will lock the focus on that object whatever happen. I've hat that phone for 3 years and I never noticed. Thank you very much for the tip :-)

@Pyrichia

8 жыл бұрын

Happy to help! It was a really cool build, thanks for showing us.

Napisz proszę, jaki silnik i jakie przełożenie (średnice kół)?

7 жыл бұрын

Generalnie, żeby ciąc drewna prędkość tasmy musi być ok. 15m/s. Możesz wybrać dowolna prędkość silnika i średnicę kół, żeby osiągnąć tą wartość. W moim przypadku silnik ma 1400 rpm. małe koło ma 12 cm średnice, duże koło 30 cm a koło na którym leży taśma ma 40 cm. Po wyliczeniu wyjdzie 11,7 m/s. To jest za wolno ale działa : 1400/60 * 12/30 * 0,4 * pi

Have any plans for it?

OLA BOA TARDE!! VOCÊ PODE MANDAR O LINK DESSE PLANOS? GOSTARIA MUITO DE ADQUIRIR UMA.

7 жыл бұрын

woodgears.ca/bandsaw/plans/index.html

@NatanJesusthilson2009

7 жыл бұрын

obrigado amigo.

Üdvözlöm méretezve hol lehet megtalálni ??,

nice look goo a sturdy to, way to use your brains , we could be friends for real.

Dobre kolego, dobre. Rozumiem, że "ostre rżnięcie" ma nieco wyjaśnić.

Você envia so as peças pra montar?

muy bueno

7 жыл бұрын

Gracias

Do you know the total time to manufacture the parts and assemble? What was total cost of materials?

8 жыл бұрын

It's hard to say I dind'nt count. It took me a few month to build it but I did a lot of other stuff in between. I think if you're well organized it's doable in a few week-ends. For the cost, I think i cost me around $ 250 but it doesn't mean much. In the faq Matthias estimates the cost between $ 50 and $ 600 : woodgears.ca/bandsaw/faq.html

@daveyJ213

8 жыл бұрын

Okay, thank you. Nice build, sir. Due to my beginners status and limited skill set, I'd better save my allowance and purchase a bandsaw.

hello, can you give the link for Jarek Ostaszewski's improve version video ? i try search in his channel, but it is very difficult for me

7 жыл бұрын

+Konstantin Ovsiankin domidrewno.pl/pdf/domidrewno_reniferki_v1.1.pdf

I think its so cool that you can get this from him, does he ship the parts or only sell the plan

Did he sell all the parts?

Amigo você tem o desenho das peças em pdf , e pode enviar? Grato

What kind of wood did you use to build it?

8 жыл бұрын

For the frame I used spruce, for the wheels and table : plywood, for the wheel mount and table mount : hardwood, for the cover parts : plywood and palet wood

Beau travail j'adore, le plan est-il accessible svp

7 жыл бұрын

On peut les acheter (en francais) sur le site de Matthais Wandel : woodgears.ca/bandsaw/plans/index.html

Cost of build please? Thank you François.

well, only 1 Question How 2 build this Bandsaw without using a Bandsaw to make all the Items u assembly that Saw?? I see all Pices are ready to use, u dont show how to make the Parts of the Saw so i need a Bandsaw 2 make this Bandsaw????

8 жыл бұрын

Hey. That's a good question. It's easier indeed if you already have a bandsaw but it is not necessary. This is my first bandsaw and I built it without any other bandsaw. It's really useful however to have a drill press and a table saw

A masz może plany super projekt

How powerful a motor did you use?

8 жыл бұрын

+Miles Hendon 1100 W

What did you use for the wood of the frame?

7 жыл бұрын

+stshy spruce

@stshy

7 жыл бұрын

thanks, also just wondering if you have ever used the trunnions to tilt the table to cut something.

7 жыл бұрын

yes I did and it works really fine :-)