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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- I'm a jack of all trades master of none, so I am no expert in any particular trade but watch as I build my cheap pallet breaker from parts I had around the garage.
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By far the best design because the lifting plates swivels to maintain even contact under the board and thus prevents spitting the board.
For me, a frenchie, it is the pallet's breaker KING !!! You're a genius !!!!
Off camera my son and wife used my tool to brake down a pallet and they had no problem....they actually enjoyed using my new toy....
I really liked the way you included the evolution of the breaker showing the problems you encountered and then improved your design to cope, very engaging and interesting
Kevin Smith comments like yours keeps me coming back to my shop and shared what I have created. you just made my day thank you very much
smart man great improvement mate greetings from australia ..thats the best manual buster ive seen and probably will see
The age , the thickness of the boards, the type of runner used, and nail type and length all make a difference in what you can us to dismantle a pallet. the one you show has about a 3/4 inch thickness and shows some age to it, I would probably cut the boards as even if they are not cracking the nails are pulling through and the end of the board will need to be cut off anyway. Got a really good pallet buster from Vevor that was a lot like the one you built but has 2 sided claws that put equal pressure on the boards, for us non welders it is a good deal. I have found that the runners are some of the best wood from pallets. The worst wood is the cheap plywood they use. I am poor and use almost only pallet wood and wood found on the roadside for all my projects. The colors that come through after planing are really quite nice. Specialty pallets that they have added 2x4s to for special purpose, are my favorite.they add new wood and usually use screws to attach it making it easy to save the wood.
I knew you would improve on the first one. Your awesome. Great video.
Thanks again!
Awesome job. I love the pivoting lifting foot that evenly spreads the effort, preventing much splitting of boards.
Paint it pink! You won’t misplace it and pink things don’t get stolen as frequently!
I appreciate that you took the time to leave me a comment. I've painted one red and green
This is a post from Japan. I finally watched your video. I appreciate your idea. I think your pallet dismantling tool is great. I will immediately make a tool with the same mechanism as yours. Thank you. 2021 01 15
Best pallet breaking tool I've seen so far!
sethbrown1763 wow that's a big compliment you just made my day thank you
I've made several pallet buster bars but still haven't found the ideal set up yet. - I've been using black pipe for the handle's which are really beefy. "Heavy: The design I use has the wrecker straddle the runner with 1/2 in flat bar which fits under the 5in slats .... It really works good, except I left 3.5 inches so when i get a pallet with 2 runners or 4x4 runners, it's not a problem. I think there should be different styles for the 1x4 slats. Hope to make a video soon. I like your set up and might give it a go...
Nice tool, good built. I especially like the way the prying part adjusts for even pressure. P.S. paint it RED, you won't miss finding it when you want to use it!!
Thanks for the tips!
That's the best I've seen Thanks for sharing.
Awesome, you made my day!
Awesome design! Had an idea that might improve this design a little. Use two 90 deg. angle iron pieces instead of the flat pivoting bars, this will increase the surface area on the boards you are prying up on and might reduce the splitting. If you try it and it works I would love to see a follow up video
Thanks for sharing!!!
Panzer Blitz that's an awesome idea, I will definitely try that thanks for the tip.
Good idea, but wouldn't that increase the width dimension making it impossible to slide between to slats, as he done in the video at 4.25?
i have seen dozens of pallet breakers this is the best yet. as you say some minor adjustments needed but great. thats the one i will make. thanks from england.
paul kavanagh positive comments Like yours pushes creators to keep uploading on RUclips, thank you
Best design!!! You should make and sell these 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 you have covered every angle here, thin boards, wide boards, previously cracked or broken boads, stubborn nails. Man!! What a beauty!!!
I have just uploaded a new video with some update on a pallet tool...check it out ruclips.net/video/OnpPveWeawU/видео.html
Ok, ill check it out now. Thanks!!
Great idea! It was so easy even the kids could use it! You're awesome 😎
thanks you Cindy, that is such a nice comment!
I love the nail puller. Very clever! Great Video! Thanks for sharing!
+Debtfreehomesteaders the nail pulling feature Works excellent was not expecting that result thanks for the comment.
+Debtfreehomesteaders yeah the nail pulling feature Works awesome was not expecting that result keep checking back I will be doing another pallet breaker with all the suggestion made in the comments
Nice design. I haven't seen the pivoting bar before, I'll have to keep that in mind if I ever make one of these.
+Hack 'n Build I appreciate you watching and also commenting I had my 5 years old son take a few board apart from a pallet with it, let's say this was really entertaining cheers
I am going to copy that puller 😀😀😀😀😀Thank you
Super piece of kit, and better than any for sale! Just an idea, if you just bolted the swivelling end pieces to the main body you could have different sizes for different size timbers. Would just unbolt and swap over. I'm looking for metal as I write. Thanks!
If you look at my other videos I have one with bearings. Also I recently made one without welding. It works good I just need to do the editing of the video.
Good design, I would try and make another one where it fits over the 2x4 and your pry bar feet would be on either side of the 2x4 and you would get more pressure to pry up the pallet board.
+Marlon Tomera Thank you for the comments I took note and i will bring it to my next design and this way I will save even more wood cheers
I saw other design(video) and were about to built it. Now that i saw yours definitely i change my mind. Yours is better and with your information at the end gonna make correction and try to make it more pretty to make it looks good before painting. Thanks.
Thanks for the comments, if you are still looking for inspiration to build your own pallet breakers, I have made a few more videos you maybe interested to check out, cheers
@@RoomiesGarage thanks, i'll do.
Excellent job my friend I especially love the nail puller great leverage on that Better than the hammer.
+Opa's Workshop you are absolutely right about the nail puller, it is saving my back, thanks for dropping by and watch my video cheers
Can you put a notch in top and bottom of the 1 inch tube. So a longer nail can pull easier.
Hey Jack! Great job. I try to build my own one.Near to you´re one, but without welding.
Greatings from Ingo (Germany)
+DarthZwirbel awesome, I would definitely like to see it, thanks for the comments
Similar pivoting arm to mine. For a larger fulcrum slip a piece of pipe over the pins and tack weld in place.
I made some other videos about a better pallet breaker. It has a bearing at the fulcrum area and I made one more without a welder. I agree with your comment a bigger size pipe would be much better.
I need to build me a similar tool like this tomorrow. I need to break apart several pallets.
I would like to see some pictures, that is awesome!
Great job
Thank you!
Dude.... that’s sweet!!! 👍👍👌👏
Ddbronco wow you just made my day thank you very much.
great job - I don't much deal with pallets but I would make that if I did.
Shogun-Jimi yep keep that in mind if you ever decide to work with pallet wood I tried many different ways to take the pallet apart but but this still is the best way I tried
Great vid, really informative. I might be able to make one ;)
Hagop, building a tool always a great project, thanks for the connent
I am gonna have to try one of those - good vid thanks. -Al
Awesome, glad you liked it, one of the comment on my french channel suggested to install a wide needle bearings on the side shaft that is sticking out and also use 90 deg angle iron for the part that is pressing on the wood to have a bigger surface. In a month or so I will have to do just that and try it....should make a great video. cheers
makes sense to use the angle iron yeah versus the shaft, looking forward to seeing it
Nice job!
+Jim Beshears I appreciate you dropping by and commenting on my video.
Great design, well done. However, I wonder if you did replace the welded pin (which is currently flush with the side of the pivot arms) with a bolt and nut securing the two pivot arms would this not cause them to stand off from the pallet side rail by the depth of the bolt? This would also require you to have a longer fulcrum pin to compensate for the projection of the bolt head and nut. Overall I think that your design is ideal as it is because the closer you can exert the lifting force to the side rail to lift the cross board the greater the efficiency as the force is closer to the nail heads. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Thanks for the vid’.
Your comments made my day. I had in mind the if I left the bolt head it would've gave me a greater surface to weld the pin to the arm. The tool has not required any repairs yet and I tool a lot of pallets. I also made one with bearings that works using the same concepts. In my other build video I talked about the importance of the location of the resting pin on the pallet runners ( fulcrum in other words) cheers
Paint it black and draw a tornado symbol on it to spell out the destruction to pallets. Nice job. I wonder if you were to heat the nail puller up bright red and then dip it in oil if it would harden it more to take the abuse of the nails.
Love your Ideas...the hardening of the tip is a great idea...I love black it my favorite color and it happens that I haven't painted it yet...life happened anyway...can I use your slogan for a tee-shirt...sounds awesome... cheers
@@RoomiesGarage Have fun with the slogan. Good luck.
made one works awesome, Thanks for sharing 👍
hankz have plans to build another one. I will incorporate suggestions for comments made. I am hopeful it will perform much better.. I appreciate you commenting.. cheers
great design this one, those pivoting plates nail puller work beautifully...good job bud !!!
Next one you make maybe put some kind of a cap or ball at the end of the bar for a better grip.
sound good, much appreciated comments.
that was nice,, i would love to have one ,, paint it black
Norma Lewis i appreciate your comments. I made another pallet breaker I just need to edit the video and upload it.....should be done in the next few days.... thanks
I have just uploaded a new pallet tool..here is the link....ruclips.net/video/OnpPveWeawU/видео.html
Awesome build - will this work with the pallets that the boards are pretty close to each other or is the square tubing to large?
+lisa shelly I used one by one square tubing so it would require a bit more than one inch but when you have the first row of plank removed you will have all the room necessary to remove the others
Try put some bearings on the pivot pins
I have made a pallet breakers with bearings I am sure you will like to watch ruclips.net/video/OnpPveWeawU/видео.html
Awesome video - I want to make a no-weld version of this, as I don't have access to a welder. Any suggestions? Thanks!
I do have a suggestion, I have done a pallet breaker about 1 year ago with gas pipe and it didn't last long on hardwood pallets because I used a 90 degree elbow in cast iron and it broke.. I would also suggest to use material that can survive lots of abuse. Send me the link of your video when it's done I would love to see the footage. Good luck with your project..
Smart.
Powerful word glad you dropped by!
color ? has to be Ferrari red mate ha ha great job
WOW Ingénieux cuz!
Manuel Larente merçi beaucoup
Excellent video, watched it a couple of times. Something I need, and something I'm currently making. But I'm curious...the 3/8" bolt you used at the pivot point...what kind of damage are the runners receiving from the pressure applied? I'm wondering if they can still be used or do they become bonfire material? At the beginning of the video where you're removing the slats, it looks like it goes pretty deep...about halfway buried. You mentioned using a larger bolt to reduce the "footprint". Any further thoughts on that?
I just got a pair of small bearing (cheep as a test) to help reduce the amount of damage on the runners because the gouged were pretty deep . So I have the material to build another one with a bigger and also longer pin to increase the footprint. I also noticed that when pallets are very dry the nails are very hard to remove from the runners, hence the bigger damage on the boards because of the excessive force required to take them apart. Also the parallel flat bars a to long for the normal pallet, they don't work well on small boards. I will be working on doing a fabrication and test video this weekend for next weekend if you are interested. Cheers.
I just uploaded a new pallet breaker video....here is the link if interested cheers ruclips.net/video/OnpPveWeawU/видео.html
oh yeh forgot to mention, call it THE PALLET BOSS
+paul kavanagh That is a great idea to call it the pallet boss I will use it on the next improved breaker bar, thanks for the idea
well made. ta.
Anthony Stubbs Thanks for the comments
i have watched dozens of metal working videos and no one has a metal cutoff saw under 100$ at harbor freight ???
I would buy one for sure. Do you sell?
No sorry not at this time I made another pallet breaker with bearing that works even better if you are interested in checking out.
How do you hold down the pallet down when you trying to brake it down
I just step on it I usually start with the exterior ends of skid and then I move into the center of the skid with the pry bar this way the boards are easier to remove as they are not moving around. The breaker bar function the same way as a nail puller. By the way it helps when you weigh more than 200 pounds LOL... For the pallets there are kneeled and softwood my 67 lb son can take them apart with a little bit of guidance and supervision.
What kind of welder is that
marks322 it's a MIG welder made by Clark on 120 volt with gas
So I'm curious. Are you going to pay Izzy Swan anything for copying his design?
Sell it please ! I buy ! From France ;-)
pink?
Anthony Stubbs My daughter would like that! Is it bright pink?
Would you please make one for me?
Are you a resident of Canada?
@@RoomiesGarage no :( I live in the US in the state of Georgia
Can u make me one and I'll pay you
Please u can send it I'll pay for everything
I appreciate the confidence you have in my tool! I still have it but I only made this video to inspire and give ideas to people to fabricate a pallet tool. I also made one with bearing that works pretty good. If you are interested, I made a tool to break pallets without a welder and doing the editing, should have the video out soon!