This video is part of a series of videos: kzread.info/head/PLkmF7FAZBzkVRPU6b-IeJVu91-frjF8v3 Check out my other videos on my channel page: kzread.info Welding equipment borrowed from Spetselektroodi AS, Estonia: Fronius TransSteel 2700 welder Optrel Crystal 2.0 Welding Helmet Hypertherm Powermax 45 XP plasma cutter

@yodu45

4 жыл бұрын

At 11:25 you can see the tensioner screw rotate, might be a little issue.

@aurelianocardoso4712

4 жыл бұрын

Im from Brazil Oil

@erichouser6337

4 жыл бұрын

Where you from if you don't mind me asking?

@estoneckrasnojarsk6269

4 жыл бұрын

The clamping part must already be made of the canvas so that the chain does not press.

@sniady5835

4 жыл бұрын

Jak te gowno bez oleju bedzie chodzic?

That is a perfect sawing arrangement. Love how all the parts came together so smoothly. You have a wonderful talent for design and parts fitting. I love to watch you design the system.

Really impressed so far. 👍 Building it is the ''easiest'' bit (and what we see). But figuring out ''HOW'' is the hardest thing. 💪

The solution for tensioning the chain has just helped me! I am rehabbing an old processor and that was its downfall. I am going to flagrantly copy and tell anyone who sees it where the idea came from. Thank you!!!!!!!

The system is building up super nice, awesome job!

Old saying that fits this well Donn.."Kicks Butt". Totally usable tool !!

@JDeWittDIY

4 жыл бұрын

Bart! Say hi to Doug!

Usual standard of content. Great!! It's 10.30pm here in Sydney Australia and i jumped on your video as soon as it came up. Cheers🇦🇺🍺🍺🇦🇺

So satisfying 👌👌

@DonnDIY

4 жыл бұрын

🤘

That chain saw looking pretty darn cool just can not wait to see the whole thing working. Keep up the cool builds and vids.

Well done Donn 👍👍 !! Those were some really good ideas and you have it working well. Thanks for another great series. Fred.

It's like McDonald's, I'm loving it!!! Another amazing build bro!!! I'm think u might think about some kind of chain guard or something in case the chain breaks!!! None of us want to see u get hurt, and all of us would miss u your content and ingenuity!!!! Be safe bro and carry on my friend!!!

@DonnDIY

4 жыл бұрын

A guard will come.😉

The bolt that adjusts the chain needs a lock nut, it viberates when you’re sawing, and may come out. You’re ability to design and build equipment, the ideas you come up with blows my mind. You’re super smart and I like the way everything has to be perfect.stay safe

Fantastic mill and fabulous work. That chainsaw scares me without a free rise guard on it. Just s thought. Other than that and a locknut, great job! 💪👍👍

I love the home made circle cutter....Its just tooooo easy! Nice job...

Dude you are so good at engineering ! Not only can you weld and fit parts on the fly, you know how to make all the electrical work as well ! Awesome work bud ! :-)

@DonnDIY

4 жыл бұрын

I know a little bit of electrical work. I definitely don't know it all. 😁

Hi Donn, you make it all look so easy, but I can only imagine how your brain is working overtime 24/7 I don't have the words to describe what I think of you, other than, YOU'RE AWESOME ! ! !

As always awesome job my dude, I always look forward to your updates.

That’s overbuilt and terrifying.... I love it!!

This is getting crazy. I KZreadd electric splitters a while back and never expected this. Awesome!!!!!

@DonnDIY

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah! KZread works well then! 🤘

Fabrication of another machine , all good work . . Keep up the excellent content .

Works good, but I knew it would. Nice design on the blade assembly too. Your new milling machine sounds like it is built solid. 💪🏼😊

Очень круто👍 Дони, не Перестаешь радовать и вдохновлять🤝

This is going to be a great machine! And while you build it I and I am very sure many others are enjoying watching the progress. Keep up the good work💪🏾

As a weldor fabricator I give this an Enthusiastic Two Thumbs Up!

Outstanding work! Keep up the great projects.

So good, love this build!!!

Hyvää työtä. Todella upeaa rakentamista, nyt vaan odotellaan kuljetinta! Kiitos hyvästä kanavasta!

@detsoni97

4 жыл бұрын

Meinasit et suomi taittuu😅

Your level man, it's up there. Great progress.

I new those trampoline springs would come in handy some day. Great job, can't wait for your next video, Dave.

@Crewsy

4 жыл бұрын

Spirit Realm He used a lot of the tubing in previous videos so it has really come in handy. I wonder if the trampoline surface can still be used for something? 🤔

I have watched all your episodes and all I can say is you are a genius

You are an amazing mechanical engineer. I'm enjoying all your videos. Entertaining and Educational....

this is really amazing! the machine really exceeds everything i have seen! in every detail everything is as the user wishes !!!! and needs !!! 👍👍👍👋👋👋🇩🇪🤝🤝🤝

Very nice! It works beautifully!

Sir you are a PUR GENIUS !!! 👍✌👌Your are THE BEST !!!👍👍👍✨

That circle plasma cutter jig is a thing of beauty

Great job bro!! I really enjoyed it. I think I saw the chain tensioning nut getting loose at 11:28 minutes. Need a locking nut. Waiting to see it complete with the oiling system. Thanks.

Outstanding job Donn ! Has always Liked,shared. All my best.

Looks like you need to double nut the chain tensioner bolt. Great job, can hardly wait to see it in operation.

Damn, that cuts good. Nice work Donn!

Looks like the motor worked out great!

Nice Job. Greetings from Germany.

That is really slick! Nicely done! ✅

Wow, that cutting attachment is the goods! Real nice.

That's impressive, love your work

I spent yesterday serving up wood to a firewood processor for 10 straight hours - pretty worn out afterwards as you lift quite a few tons through the day. I were grateful all day long that I did not have to raise my hand and pull on a handle to cut the wood, and that the splitter had an automatic trigger released by the cut wood falling into the trough. The in-feed on your machine is great imho. The buttons and handles is certainly much better than running a separate chainsaw and splitter, or axe. Perhaps some automation or "trigger" functionality will come after running the machine for a while? To make it easier for the operator (you) to run when he becomes a bit tired. The processor I was using had a sawblade and was powered by a tractor. It was really noisy, and I had sawdust all over me afterwards. The amount of sawdust from the saw together with small splinters and refuse from the splitter was impressive. Unfortunatly much of the this stuck to the firewood. Some way of trapping this to get "clean" wood is something I would look for. Dearly looking forward to your next video in the instalment. Very interesting :-)

Brilliant! Top notch work!

Excellent work👍👍👍 . Thanks for sharing

Brilliant project. I look forward to continuing

@DonnDIY

4 жыл бұрын

This project is already finished and up and running. I've already almost finished making firewood with it and it works darn well. 👍

That thing cuts perfectly!!!

Hi Donn! I wait every episode like a moon to sky!!! 🎅🏻👍🏻🇫🇮

A little hint from an electrical engineer. Use a real cable for the switch on the handle. Something like a H03RN-F (rubber coated). 0,5mm2 should do. Reason : Friction on the in- an outlet due to vibrations during work or transport. Simple wire will short very quickly, once the insulation is cut by the friction. Also make sure the handle has an excellent ground. Because even rubber coated cable can be cut by friction. It takes longer than simple wire, but it happens. And you don't want 230Volts on the handle when that happens. A cheap alternative to rubber coated cable would be to silicone the wires into the handle tube (something like Elastosil). But put a layer of insulation tape on the wires first. Silicone, not glue. Glue hardens and looses the needed elasticity that silicone has after drying. Otherwise a very creative build. Can't wait for the next video :)

Excellent work and good idea....👍

LOVE THE NO TALKING PART 👍👍 if were to make videos this is how it would be

Amazing work! In case you didn't notice it, chain tensioning bolt is spinning at 11:28 . Lock nut to fix that, maybe?

@EmperorAst

4 жыл бұрын

A spring to put tension would work as well.

@Hellsong89

4 жыл бұрын

@@EmperorAst Could, but in a fault gives too much in and lets the chain jump off. I rather have chain to jam than get trown around. Its scary enough chain to snap in two..one? while cutting. Dont know how but it didnt whip me on the legs or such, just got pushed out and flew away. Thankfully it snap inside the protective case so end of the chain got pulled away when it spit it out. If it had broken from end of the bar, it could have pulled towards me with whip motion.

This is getting really good!

Never cease to amaze!

Very nice! Looking forward too seing it finnished

@DonnDIY

4 жыл бұрын

Hopefully it will be in full working condition next week so I can actually test it. Electricity may take some time and building the log conveyor and wood crates.

Great Job Mr. Just found your site. Great projects. Thanks for the video

@DonnDIY

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

I would like to see how you isolate the chainsaw switch. Looking forward to the next video.

Another clever project Donn!

Great job Bro! Ya might want to consider a blade guard of some type. Your level of skill is something to wish for!! Be Safe!

Thanks for sharing this video with us.

Молодец мужик! Руки растут от куда надо!

Been following every episode. Awesome work so far! Take my $$$$ 😂

Never has there been a way to process dead bodies so efficiently.

@Crewsy

4 жыл бұрын

We Are Miles From Nowhere Why do they need to be dead? 👹👺☠️ I guess they don’t squirm around on you. 💁🏻‍♂️

@vargr

4 жыл бұрын

Food for pigs.

@fava7753

4 жыл бұрын

Must remind myself to avoid your place .,. . I will pass on the barbecue invite , thanks again . . A nice Chianti and , , whatever meat . 😋 😂 . Lmao . The guest of honour named Micheal Myers by any chance . . Heer doggy doggy . .

@brainsironically

4 жыл бұрын

@@fava7753 Hannibal Lecter also on the guest list.

@fava7753

4 жыл бұрын

@@brainsironically Chianti on the drinks list said it all . 😂 .

Another step for this another project!!! Great job!

Awesome work brother.

Ну мужик и заморочился ... пора завод открывать. На серийное производство тянет.... Это уже далеко не самоделкино.... Однозначно лайк!

This thing is gonna be awesome!

Still looking good buddy. Hope all is well with you and your family.

Awesome!! This guy is so cool!

Absolutely amazing. Great work and engineering Don!!!!💪🏼💪🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I asked in your last video how you were going to do the cut-off saw and that is beautifully done, something in my head says that you should have a guard on that saw or mount it on your side of the machine so that the saw goes away from you not towards you.

A chain oiler lobe connected to an old hand squirted oil can might be a chain saver. It would bump it once per down stroke as you cut. It wouldn't need much oil...a drop or two.

@tt600pch

4 жыл бұрын

I know a guy built a processor that used a cheap napa fuel pump switching on at start of cutting stroke. I have a small gear pump feeding oil to the bar on mine. Takes a decent amount of oil to keep chain cool and lubed to avoid stretching.

Brilliant, talented people out there...

I JUST TO SAY....VERY GREAT JOB.

Hi Donn, nice progress ;) i saw the tensioning screw turning in some of your testcut footage. Maybe a good idea to add a locknut there?

@DonnDIY

4 жыл бұрын

Yup, saw it too. Locknut is definitely a great idea.

@Erik-ri7ze

4 жыл бұрын

I was about to write the same thing 😂

@mohdhalimamat1147

4 жыл бұрын

Or some threadlocking fluid

@Crewsy

4 жыл бұрын

Mohd Halim Amat He still needs to turn it to retension the chain. Thread lock will be more of a pain than a lock nut.

@poptartmcjelly7054

4 жыл бұрын

@@DonnDIY adding a spring on the screw ( like on carburetors ) would also work imo.

Bloody awesome. My hat is off to u man. Keep these coming please

@DonnDIY

4 жыл бұрын

More vids will come!

Very creative... thanks for sharing

Beautiful my brother.👍

You my friend are a master Craftsman. Awesome 👍 build

@DonnDIY

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Another awesome video, keep it up man! You have killer content!

@DonnDIY

4 жыл бұрын

Literally killer content. 😁

that circle cutting guide is brilliant

@DonnDIY

4 жыл бұрын

Cheers!

Brother your a genius I am very very amazed of your talents, you should build an iron man suit lol! I bet you could brother, be safe your friend from Larned Ks Eric Houser.

Você é um rapaz bem inteligente, parabéns!!!!!

You should use really well insulated cable for motor switch, it will microrub on many things Great project, great implementation

Good with everything....nice bro!!

You got some skills brother.

I like that Plasma Hole Tip. 👍

awesome job ! You have very good ideas

Donny just a FYI you can get different size drive sprockets. Helps getting everything torque matched to chain speed. Doing a grate job love the video’s.

Excellent. Thanks for the good video.

Nice Job!

This just gets better and better. 👍

@DonnDIY

4 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah. Wait until I get to working with it. 😁

Good job!

But, will it float ............ oh wait wrong video. : )

Very cool build man, might be handy to have a pressure switch wired up so as soon as you pull the handle it activates the saw. Then when the handle is upright it shuts off. If you got thick gloves on the button might be a pain to push. Just my 2 cents, I love the way its shaping up though.

Great skills sir!

Здорово 👍! Подскажите а какое количество оборотов двигателя нужно для оптимальной работы?

Good work Done 👍