DIY Tire Cutting Machine

Shrink tires 6:1, or make ready to fill with dirt. No water trap and mosquito breeding. We made this one from hardware store parts: castors, rollers, pillow block bearings, plywood, a drill, and bicycle sprockets. It does take some finesse to use, but it is way faster than a knife by hand.

[@TiroxSnapJack]

Karl, Hello. can you contact me? I want to make one and need some pictures and instructions

[@ScottSmith1993]

Know more details in whatsapp:[phone]

[@elmiguel1869]

Can you make a video in how you made that please

[@张帅-r9m]

You can contact me on whatsapp:[phone]

[@neogovernment]

Good idea! Thank you for posting this.

[@captainover-tighten6729]

That’s absolutely awesome! Thanks very much. Great video. Much appreciated. Top shelf!

[@nolanandy4203]

i realize Im pretty off topic but does anyone know a good site to watch new series online?

[@rogerronan2222]

@Nolan Andy Flixportal :)

[@nolanandy4203]

@Roger Ronan thanks, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I really appreciate it !

[@rogerronan2222]

@Nolan Andy No problem :D

[@yawt2858]

This is very interesting, can you share?

[@ScottSmith1993]

Know more details in whatsapp:[phone]

[@jamesmic4367]

Blueprints please

[@blackfaceturdo9122]

Blue prints 🤣

[@tomlowe8563]

Good way to knacker a drill

[@uhclem]

Cheap but good quality pawnshop drills are cheap.

[@captainover-tighten6729]

And not if you use a low rpm drill it has the torque and there is no lateral stress on the drill in this design. I think that’s an excellent power source. $10 in pillow blocks, 1/2” drill (low rpm) Canadian tire puts them in sale for under $60 annually. Scrap metal, rollers etc. - all in $100! The idea PRICELESS!