Making Hydraulic Trencher Powered by a Gas Engine 15hp

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  • Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024

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  • @silvergrizzly316
    @silvergrizzly316 Год назад +155

    From every bolt, nut, metal plate, square tube, hydraulics, lines, augers, motors, everything is so precisely done and with quality!!! WELL DONE my friend!!! 👏 👍

    • @WorkshopFromScratch
      @WorkshopFromScratch  Год назад +5

      Thank you 😁

    • @ich1ban916
      @ich1ban916 Год назад +5

      And with many of the tools you've made your self!

    • @silvergrizzly316
      @silvergrizzly316 Год назад

      @@ich1ban916 👆 😁👍

    • @Jimmy_in_Mexico
      @Jimmy_in_Mexico Год назад +1

      @@WorkshopFromScratch beautiful work. I love it

    • @BenSmith0
      @BenSmith0 Год назад

      No, it isn't. This machine so over-engineered it's painful. For example, what's the point in making the oil reservoir as strong as a bomb shelter? Where's the precision in that?

  • @kinvert
    @kinvert Год назад +7

    I love watching these with my 4 year old.
    When he sees one of your thumbnails in my recommendations he always tells me to wait and not watch it without him.
    Thanks for your excellent videos.

  • @laiska1985
    @laiska1985 Год назад

    Thanks for the great video. By looking at these, you learn solutions for implementing things.

  • @johnb-beneficiary
    @johnb-beneficiary 9 месяцев назад

    Please say you learned all these amazing skills/craftsmanship on RUclips and put it all together to put it on RUclips.
    Savage job.

  • @rbrought
    @rbrought Год назад +19

    Looked like a really nice build. Only issue is you should drive the bearing in with a socket that pushing on the part of the bearing meeting resistance. For example around 6:20, the driver should push on the outside ring of the bearing instead of the inside ring (to protect the internals of the bearing itself). Keep up the great work.

  • @BarnStangz
    @BarnStangz Год назад +5

    Necessity is the mother of invention. The trencher came out amazing and it looks like it's going to save you a LOT of time! Well worth the effort to make it. It works so well you could go into business making them, or renting it out! NICE WORK!

  • @anindividual3889
    @anindividual3889 Год назад +26

    Wow, I'm impressed at how well it works. Nice piece of engineering.

  • @DanKoning777
    @DanKoning777 Год назад +15

    You never cease to amaze me, or fail to provide us with awesome content to watch. *Well done* as always. God bless.
    [edit]: I wish there was an "extended version" available, to see some of what was edited out to keep the video shorter.

  • @Zogg1281
    @Zogg1281 Год назад +6

    That was a fantastic build!! I think the only part that I would consider changing is the engine as it did sound as if was struggling at times. The things that you build are getting better and better, and the quality has always been there. Thanks for the video 😊👍👍👍👍

    • @WorkshopFromScratch
      @WorkshopFromScratch  Год назад +11

      Thank you 😁 Yes, the engine has too little power, I suspect that the power written by the seller is greatly overestimated, for sure the use of a branded engine would solve the problem :)

  • @yeagerxp
    @yeagerxp Год назад +5

    Your wife sees you testing the machine and goes like this "I hope you made the machine to fill that back up, the children are going to fall in 😡🤬" 🤣🤣🤣 Awesome build 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Take care of yourself, be safe, and healthy 🇨🇦

    • @WorkshopFromScratch
      @WorkshopFromScratch  Год назад +5

      😂😂 I heard almost the same sentence from my wife, after her rather loud comment I buried this hole faster than with a machine 😂 Thank you 😁

  • @jarrodvsinclair
    @jarrodvsinclair Год назад +1

    Great Job. Amazing built. One piece of advice. add a rubber curtain on the side to cover the lifting cylinder so that it does not get dirt thrown on it. it will help the seals last a lot longer

  • @vincentmontero7848
    @vincentmontero7848 Год назад

    Are you kidding me this man is amazing just makes me think of the waste of conflict of any kind we lose the treasures held by borders ! Amazing engineering!

  • @Krishna63raju
    @Krishna63raju Год назад

    Excellent work and its heavy duty machine. Little bit of commentary are necessary to understand better. Its very good projects ❤

  • @scottweitz9547
    @scottweitz9547 Год назад +1

    Your level of craftmanship is unmatched. Very nice work and video. Always are though. Look forward to the next project video!!

  • @kentuckytrapper780
    @kentuckytrapper780 Год назад +4

    Can't buy that quality at the farm store, excellent job man..

  • @andrewplyler9649
    @andrewplyler9649 Год назад

    What unique skill and talent to be able to make, modify, improve, and invent powerfull hydraulic machinery. Well done sir!

  • @bradpage8967
    @bradpage8967 Год назад +3

    Quite an impressive build!!! Great deal of well thought out design combined with solid machining and fabrication yields excellent results!!! You can be very proud of that piece of equipment!!!

    • @WorkshopFromScratch
      @WorkshopFromScratch  Год назад +1

      Thank you 😁 Although the machine works well, there are still a few things to improve and improve :)

  • @VenturiLife
    @VenturiLife Год назад +1

    Impressive build really, I'd add an emergency stop button. Glad you added the safety guards in.

  • @kroliki-kolxoznu
    @kroliki-kolxoznu Год назад

    Мастерство, выполнение, изготовление - на очень высоком кровне.
    Видос залипательный.
    Мастер - молодец.
    Очень понравилось исполнение.
    Тоже бара к белору, глубже, дешевле, быстрее.

  • @henrikhv5084
    @henrikhv5084 Год назад +2

    Beats digging by 105cm 😉 and a great build too, very nice work

  • @AlvarroLB
    @AlvarroLB Год назад +20

    Nadal czekam na czołg. Okoliczne złomowiska muszą Cię uwielbiać. Piękny sprzęt!

    • @roneclebio5313
      @roneclebio5313 Год назад

      Meu amigo visita o nosso pequeno canal obrigado 🙏🤠

  • @tanyahyde5913
    @tanyahyde5913 7 месяцев назад

    Beautiful build. I would be proud to run that machine all day.
    Nice job!
    Have you had a chance to run it in rocky soil?

  • @rayanator105
    @rayanator105 Год назад

    Love your videos and I've actually started teaching myself welding with a 10 amp Flux Core Welder purchased from Bunnings Warehouse New Zealand and basic fabrication skills I'm looking at purchasing a 15 amp Plasma Cutter with a built-in compressor so I have a way of cutting metal other than a disc grinder and a hacksaw.

  • @BJFerg103
    @BJFerg103 Год назад +4

    I would expect nothing less from an endless supply of materials.

  • @vangelist.l.d.l.-thelastde2600
    @vangelist.l.d.l.-thelastde2600 7 месяцев назад

    Great video! I need one trencher machine to make foundation and build my new house... 👍

  • @jamesmasanja1963
    @jamesmasanja1963 Год назад

    Thanks dude lovely from Tanzania 🇹🇿 ❤️ ❤️ karibu Sana

  • @bubbleobill267
    @bubbleobill267 Год назад

    Sweet!. You’re giving made in Poland a run for his money, both you guys are awesome at what you do.

  • @seamusbolton215
    @seamusbolton215 Год назад

    If this guy gets his hands on some uranium were all in trouble !!
    Another excellent video, thanks

  • @Vikingwerk
    @Vikingwerk Год назад +2

    Your skill with hydraulics is amazing!

    • @WorkshopFromScratch
      @WorkshopFromScratch  Год назад +1

      Thank you, but i have very little knowledge of hydraulics, if it wasn't for the help of the seller in the hydraulic shop, I don't know if I would have been able to combine it all :)

  • @horstszibulski19
    @horstszibulski19 Год назад

    Quick and easy job to get a 1m trench done, impressive!
    Thx for showing!
    👍👍👍

  • @deepVAroots
    @deepVAroots Год назад

    Very impressive. Don't forget to call Miss Utility before digging....

  • @billgeorge7804
    @billgeorge7804 Год назад

    Beautiful example of top quality engineering. Well done sir!

  • @nevillemcmahon2737
    @nevillemcmahon2737 Год назад

    Great build. Good to see someone who knows how to weld .

  • @unusualfabrication9937
    @unusualfabrication9937 Год назад +4

    incredible as always! love watching you make tools and machines!

  • @lovejcdc
    @lovejcdc Год назад +3

    I'm always very impressed with everything you design and build. Absolutely amazing skills and it came out great. It digs great 👍 awesome video sir.

  • @eric_seguin
    @eric_seguin Год назад

    How the devil can I rent it from you in the States? You're killing me. I have a 900' trench to dig and the ones you can rent around here aren't worth the powder it would take to blow them to hell. I sure can't build one like that. That is a work of mechanical art. Thanks for the videos.

  • @HameedBangash
    @HameedBangash Год назад

    Thumbs up bro, understanding the machinery, your workmanship and your experience are excellent. love you man

  • @Concreteblockmachineug
    @Concreteblockmachineug Год назад +1

    This is awesome work respect🤝, This machine could dig a foundation trench faster and save time and costs...

  • @On_The_Farm
    @On_The_Farm Год назад +7

    Wow, what an epic amount of work. Well done!

  • @koredeibraheem4368
    @koredeibraheem4368 Год назад

    This is an amazing work with a maximum trench depth of 105cm and a width of 30cm. I love the ingenuity and what I can only ask is the cost and maybe a list of materials and design specifications 😊. What kind of soil (soft, hard, soft rock, hard rock) can this trench. I know this is dependent on the bits and the cutter type.
    I have one of this that I bought from China and after I bought it they said I couldn't use for hard soil.

  • @ayas.m.g7969
    @ayas.m.g7969 Год назад +1

    Super cool! A wonderful machine. What solder did you use? With or without gas? Grateful.

  • @120Livi
    @120Livi Год назад +1

    25 minutes thinking I was watching the Made in Poland channel until the covers went on in orange not blue 😂😂

  • @EagleLakeWoodworking
    @EagleLakeWoodworking Год назад

    What an absolute disappointment that you didnt make the engine too. Im kidding of course. That was an amazing build !

  • @jjtrades7186
    @jjtrades7186 Год назад

    Very talented. Do you ever sell these things that you make or do you just have a full garage lol

  • @johnmorris679
    @johnmorris679 Год назад

    Amazing. So skilful. Well Done. And I did not see one drawing - I guess there were some?

  • @josh-pc8dj
    @josh-pc8dj Год назад

    That works better than anything you can buy in the stores

  • @trentjensen96
    @trentjensen96 Год назад +1

    Wow. That works just as good if not better than a commercial one. 👏👏👏

    • @WorkshopFromScratch
      @WorkshopFromScratch  Год назад

      No problem 😁

    • @Entaran
      @Entaran Год назад +1

      The cut is way cleaner than a commercial one, but that might be because of the soil type he has.

  • @kcraig51
    @kcraig51 Год назад

    In most places around here we have about 1 foot (30cm) dirt then solid limestone. Looks like you have nice clean dirt!

  • @martingardener90
    @martingardener90 Год назад

    Excellent build although I was a little surprised at the trailer jockey wheel and I think you are not happy with it - not too hard to do something a bit sturdier though. Your soil suits a trencher well, I hired one for my garden which is full of rocks and builders debris which was very hard on the machine.

    • @WorkshopFromScratch
      @WorkshopFromScratch  Год назад +1

      Thank you 😁 Yes, the wheel from the trailer, even though I reinforced it, turned out to be a bad idea, it's already broken 😂 I have stones too, but my bigger problem is the roots

  • @bigsid1984
    @bigsid1984 Год назад +1

    Should built to drive on. Crazy cool

  • @78dwk
    @78dwk Год назад

    Wow Another Awsome Build, It will be a handy machine ,,Godbless

  • @erikbraguim4288
    @erikbraguim4288 Год назад +1

    Muito bom projeto , você conseguiria fazer um mini tratror um mini carro , mas excelente trabalho parabéns

  • @Ebikelover
    @Ebikelover Год назад

    Such an impressive looking Trencher, great design and excellent build quality and performs incredible. All around Amazing.

  • @Lussacregan
    @Lussacregan Год назад

    You are a legend in the making 💯

  • @CinemaEngineer
    @CinemaEngineer Год назад

    i am very impressed with how well this machine worked. well done

  • @andisabele
    @andisabele Год назад

    so much time invested only to film this work. wish I would be so patient

  • @СташенкоСергей
    @СташенкоСергей Год назад

    Исполнение, как всегда, великолепно! Неясна экономика. Даже, если предположить, если надо прокопать 200-300 метров траншеи, такой агрегат не окупится, скорее всего. Но, если цель, показать уровень мастерства, результат !!!!!!!!

    • @ИВАНМАЙГОР
      @ИВАНМАЙГОР Год назад +1

      Все бы вам лишь бы окупилось. Капиталист.

    • @ZOV_23
      @ZOV_23 Год назад +1

      Пусть Хохлов загоняет на участок. И они отрабатывают свое нахождение в Польше. Это гораздо дешевле.

    • @СташенкоСергей
      @СташенкоСергей Год назад

      @@ИВАНМАЙГОР не поверю, что это все, от любви к " искусству". И , я не капиталист, просто трезвомыслящий реалист.

    • @dmitrykalganov1746
      @dmitrykalganov1746 Год назад

      Скорее всего эта машина не для 200-300 метров. При прокладке кабелей, канализации, водопровода и т.д. она заменит экскаватор. Маленькая, легкая, привезти можно на легковом прицепе. Думаю, она будет востребована и вполне себя окупит.

  • @temyraverdana6421
    @temyraverdana6421 Год назад +2

    It's so fantastic work! You are incredible

  • @larryconover3925
    @larryconover3925 Год назад

    might be an easy question for most of your readers/watchers, but is that MIG welding??

  • @bryanford1139
    @bryanford1139 Год назад

    This boy belongs in amongst the Fabri-cobbler GODS!

  • @rickfazzini22
    @rickfazzini22 Год назад +1

    Bravo Sir! That’s a fantastic machine well thought out and it executes the work with great precision it appears.

  • @kartoffelkaefer71
    @kartoffelkaefer71 Год назад

    Nice job, but I think that the snail shovel must be longer. How about to change the snail shovel with a conveyor band?
    Greetings from Germany and stay healthy 🙋🏼‍♂️

    • @WorkshopFromScratch
      @WorkshopFromScratch  Год назад

      Yes, the project can still be improved, expanded, any idea that facilitates and speeds up work is good 😀 Thank you 😁

  • @DIYmetalworld
    @DIYmetalworld Год назад

    Supper amazing projects with best quality ...
    ....🥀🥀🥀

  • @seansysig
    @seansysig Год назад

    Really useful trencher. Footing for LeanTo?

  • @brianxavier8873
    @brianxavier8873 Год назад

    What's the name of the rubber cap at 10:46 that's used to cover the bearings? Nice and interesting project.

  • @florenciaflores8642
    @florenciaflores8642 Год назад

    Muy buen trabajo exelente.
    Consejo le vendría bien si en los dientes de la cadena le pusieras unas muelas planas como tienen los dientes de los discos de cortar madera. Y un diseño de dientes tipo motosierra, Ayudaria a perforaciónes más rápidas.
    Y creo que los gusanos deberían de girar a la par, el de atras en sentido horario y el delantero en sentido Anti horario,
    Y estando coordinados mejoraría la extracción de tierra
    Saludos desde Uruguay.

  • @SILVESTROThingS
    @SILVESTROThingS Год назад +1

    Piękna robota. Zastanawia mnie jednak, ile czasu pochłonęło zaprojektowanie i zrobienie takiego cuda, a ile trwało by wykopanie tego rowu szpadlem?😁

  • @kurtrain7560
    @kurtrain7560 Год назад

    Use a stick welder. I always gives me better results as far as strength. You ,ay be very good with a mig and able to compensate, I have never gotten the fusion and burn penetration with a mig as I have with a stick, but I have many years experience.

  • @MurrayTymms
    @MurrayTymms Год назад

    Wow! If I said ridiculous - It would be in the context of ridiculously good! Very inspiring!!

  • @tito4696
    @tito4696 Год назад

    This works like crazy 😂. Well done guys. Again. I don’t know the reason but i need one like this machine in my life 😅

  • @robertrabhudsonhornet5869
    @robertrabhudsonhornet5869 Год назад

    Can you please tell me where to get the Taps you putting on your drill I'm trying to fine a great set. I like your build that is a super Harvey Duty 👍

  • @wylieecoyote
    @wylieecoyote Год назад

    Superb work! Your fabricating and welding skills are top notch. Did you track your time and bill of materials? Did you draw out plans or just wing it?

  • @天才少女宋美貞
    @天才少女宋美貞 Год назад

    非常非常有創意。2023年继续加油!🎉🎉

  • @adnankulu5875
    @adnankulu5875 Год назад

    Seyrettiğim videolar içinde en faydalı olanı tebrikler 👍

  • @salcudeanantonio1365
    @salcudeanantonio1365 Год назад

    Thank you so much for this video!!!❤❤❤

  • @guyinagarage571
    @guyinagarage571 Год назад

    I’m looking at the hands and thinking “is this This Old Tony’s side hustle??” 😂

  • @Shasta_Rayne
    @Shasta_Rayne Год назад +2

    That was downright amazing! Good job!

  • @theantichrist4267
    @theantichrist4267 Год назад

    Really great build 👍👍

  • @jandobias8145
    @jandobias8145 Год назад

    świetny robotnik, zapytam ile będzie kosztować wykonanie całości, proszę

  • @lacikaje1
    @lacikaje1 Год назад

    Every fifth earth-grabbing spoon !!! Exelent!

  • @abdulmuis6991
    @abdulmuis6991 Год назад

    Mantap hadir nyimak kawan dan jangan lupa mampir ngopi kawan sukses selalu buat sahabat 🙏👍👍👍

  • @Rgb78
    @Rgb78 Год назад

    How many time do you needed to finish this job? 🔝

  • @sddiymakeitworthit7512
    @sddiymakeitworthit7512 Год назад +1

    You have amazing skills really congratulations 👏 👍

  • @be007
    @be007 Год назад

    nice job man !
    1 point of critisme, the way how you hammer those bearings and oil seals into there housing is so wrong.
    but that said, totaly nice bild.
    cheers ben.

  • @dondywondy
    @dondywondy Год назад

    Now THAT'S a trencher!

  • @zacharywong483
    @zacharywong483 Год назад +1

    Stupendous work! That looks amazing!

  • @MultiBigDenis
    @MultiBigDenis Год назад

    I see a couple of possible problems:
    on loose soil, the power of the lugs of the drive wheels may not be enough.
    during prolonged operation, the hydraulic fluid will overheat, a radiator for forced cooling of the hydraulic fluid is needed.

  • @yo.mama100
    @yo.mama100 Год назад

    I wonder if this man ever watched MacGyver or the A-Team when he was growing up

  • @falcongaming1656
    @falcongaming1656 Год назад

    Ciekawa maszynka. Mam jednak spore obawy co do zużywania się łańcucha napędzającego taśmę kopiącą. Ciągły kontakt z pyłem i piaskiem na pewno spowoduje szybkie ścieranie. Cylinder hydrauliczny również jest słabo zabezpieczony przed dostaniem się do niego piasku i wydaje mi się, że powinien być zamontowany odwrotnie tzn. tłoczyskiem do góry

    • @WorkshopFromScratch
      @WorkshopFromScratch  Год назад

      Dziękuję :) Jest osłona wiec uszczelka między osłoną a ramą powinna załatwić problem :) Co do pozostałych problemów to już z czasem je poprawię, ale co do siłownika to już testowałem z odwróceniem ale w tedy przewód zasilający jest bardzo blisko świdra, więc jakaś osłona gumowa tłoczyska będzie lepszym rozwiązaniem :)

  • @nilesh168
    @nilesh168 Год назад

    Is it possible to add comments for component used with dimenstions. I could not understand drive machanisam and component used.

  • @serafettincaliskan8040
    @serafettincaliskan8040 Год назад

    Super Arbeit
    Super Maschine
    Super Talent
    Super Hobby 😮

  • @kurtremislettmyr7108
    @kurtremislettmyr7108 Год назад

    set screw on duvet axels maybe not the best. but the rest is magnificent !

  • @runvs7470
    @runvs7470 Год назад

    Great video! Hopefully you inspire people to get off there phone and build something! Get dirty. Grow in knowledge!!!

  • @mateuszlis7741
    @mateuszlis7741 Год назад +5

    Jak zawsze mistrzostwo świata. Piękna robota. Pozdrawiam

  • @Crewsy
    @Crewsy Год назад

    @26:05
    How does that tank level gauge work?
    Are the bolts like a banjo bolt?

  • @marlinkojak9882
    @marlinkojak9882 4 месяца назад

    that i s great if you have all those tools to work with

  • @janussrensen6768
    @janussrensen6768 Год назад

    Leave a little gap for the welding. You don't need to grind as much and the weld will be thicker and stronger

  • @saiprakashreddy9359
    @saiprakashreddy9359 Год назад

    hey, can please let me know the digging width of trench.
    thanks

  • @albedo1024
    @albedo1024 Год назад

    Mr. Perfectionist

  • @kurtrain7560
    @kurtrain7560 Год назад

    I love your plasma cutter