Only people with video editing experience will understand how much time you spent on each second of footage here! Love the build and *really* love how much fun you're having with the editing. Psyched to have found your channel!
As a lifelong welder/metal fabricator/machinist I appreciate your videos. You think outside of the Box. Great showmanship, great music choices, and extremely creative editing. Very entertaining as well as informative. Awesome job Bro!
@@johnmichaels4330 If you have some kind of experience I'm all ears. I never pass up an opportunity to learn something because I believe you can always learn at least one thing from every person you meet. Additionally, not everyone has access to Machines, and have to create inventive ways to complete a task. Please elaborate on exactly how you would approach it, in specific details, and with what bits, points of measure, etc. I use to run a 6 position Turret Lathe in a Machine Shop, and have run the simplest of Vertical Mill/Drills machining Keyways into driveshafts for Horticulture Equipment. Looking forward to learning something from you. Please elaborate.
@42LUNCHBOX if you can actually run those machines and fabricate a tool, then you know damn well the way this guy did it wouldn't fly in any fab shop. If it would fly in your fab shop, you must be working for the govt. because this way takes way to long for an inferior product. Of course, you might be ok with riding the clock and shitty work. That wouldn't fly in mine.
@@johnmichaels4330 thanks for your input. I appreciate your opinions. Some people work with what they have, and excel with little. Impressive considering what this guy could do with proper training and access to CNC equipment and exotic metals. His brian obviously operates at a higher level to conceive of, much less manifest these creations with what he can afford. Add his vision for creative manufacturing with creative video production, and you get a very inspiring and entertaining RUclips creation. If you could manage to refocus your bitterness and hatred into something positive, you too could lead the way on RUclips, making money, and entertaining us... Instead of sowing disdain and misery out of your empty heart.
The editing was great, but being a machinist in the past, I can appreciate the time and effort put into making this grinder and with the tools and processes that you used. Really great job!
I have watched hundreds if not thousands of these knife belt grinder videos and this one is by far the easiest to understand. And the way you precisely found the arc by installing the Platten then rotating it back and forth to mark where you needed to drill/file, you left no margin for error! Glad I found you bud
I have to say a lot of build channels tend to bore me and make me lose focus. You kept me entertained and watch through the whole thing. Great editing and great content. Thank you!
Stop drinking the flouride and you'll be able to keep yourself entertained..... besides, "entertainment" is one of the ways to control your slaves..........
Yes, but then there's all the content creators that waste loads of time on pointless stuff, repeating themselves over and over, that you can never get back. This on point, did not waste even a moment of time, and still fully got the points across. This is mastery, and not just in metal work.
Смотрю давно его канал на русском. Там он достаточно подробно объясняет что и как он делает. А на этом канале я смотрю дублекат для спокойного и приятного просмотра. Красавчик! Столько идей у этого человека, что диву даёшьс! Молодец, Саня, так держать! Жду с нетерпением каждый твой ролик! Побольше бы таких людей с реальными самоделками, а не мусор всякий.
Fantastic job on the sanding unit. Thank you for sharing the project. It's obvious you put a LOT OF EFFORT into not only the project but the video production.
While watching I was like, wait, he has the same shirt on, there is no way this is taking one day. TY for stating it took 1.5 months. What you can do with hand tools is absolutely amazing. What you did with the production of this video is absolutely amazing. Instant Subscribe my friend.
Outstanding videography and to the point fun! Great grinder build and being 100mm belt it gets with the program from a washing machine motor, again outstanding fab work. Thanks for sharing your talents!
your multiple talents on display show a clear love for what you do. Thanks for sharing your work. I'm only a novice wood worker, but pleased to find your channel. God bless you brother 👍🏾
If you do it on your spare time, 1.5 months isn't very much. You could build 8 machines of this complexity in a year! Imagine the workshop you would have...
I have more than a decade of experience as a steel fabricator / marine / industrial / prototypes. I am certified structural / pipe / nuclear and have built all kinds of equipment. This is an amazing example of "stick to it and don't compromise on quality" with a genuine creative quality. Not only is the metal work excellent, Madman has perfected video editing that rivals ANY I have seen for instructional / demo video. Kudos to you sir! Amazing!!! Fact: You are the BEST at this type of video, and now will be the ONLY channel of this kind I subscribe to!
Incredible! The fact you even thought to repurpose the motor into a grinder, and had the skill to conceptualize and execute, amazes me. My Father had that gift, and a gift it is! Brilliant.
Your a true artisan! If you edit your own videos as well as do this work your mind is really gifted and you have made a good decision to monetise yourself on RUclips either way. Subscribed easily.
There is also a lot of skill in the filming that allows the video editing to be so good. Planning the shots and transitions so that the movement lines up. Amazing stuff.
lol ... "DUDE dont buy a new belt sander mkay?!! just somehow have a dedicated workshop with $25K worth of tools, mkay?!! make one, so much money saved mkay?!!"
@@rickdeckard1075 Saving money is not at all the point of doing a project like this. And surely the workshop was not constructed for only this one project. But I suppose not everyone is capable of appreciating the satisfaction of creating something with their own hands. No problem, there's always Home Depot or some such place for those who can't DIY. Thanks for sharing your thoughts though. ¿mkay?
@@rickdeckard1075 I'm not sure if you noticed, but he used only an angle grinder, a drill, and a welder to do thisl. Go be salty at your own lack of skills elsewhere.
Metal-working genius. But the real absolute genius is the filming of this video!! You turn what you do into art…and magic…& such a great experience for the viewer. Any viewer! I vote this for video of the year!
It is so great to see someone actually telling how much time and effort goes into this…most people when they watch this video and scroll through think that it was all done,in day…😅
Overall,Outstanding work on this advanced video edit, this is a highly informative and enjoyable video for anyone interested in engineering. It showcases your talent and expertise while providing valuable insights and inspiration to fellow enthusiasts. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to watching more of your content in the future 👍👍👍
1. Machine looks with excelente quality and performance 2. Material cost seems relative low you even recycle motor and some steel pipes! 3. The video editing is amazing professional!...Wooooooo! I think you have inspired me...thanks so much for sharing this great job!!
I must say that your welding skill does not compare to grinding ones. when you pick up the angle grinder, magic happens... but where you earned my respect was when you ground that curved slit, all to the file.
The entire time watching im just thinking "what a madman" and then i remember its exactly what it says in the channels name 😂 Do you have the blue print somewhere? Id love to build that one too... eventho im not quite as much a madman as you. How are you so precise with your anglegrinder?
If he doesn’t have plans for this production, here is a viable alternative. Jer Schmidt on YT. Not nearly as grassroots, but still a great build for a belt grinder. ruclips.net/video/2dxCAHU_xpY/видео.html
I was about to comment on the time you spent fabricating that machine and you answered my question... don't get me wrong... I think it's great! but since I am a beginner I rather focus on something more easy and fast to do... thanks for the video, great work, and craftsmanship!!!
@@BradVentureAZ unfortunately I do not have time for creating content for youtube. I work for major tv channels in my country 😉 thanx for your interest though
I know many people will be inspired by your videos to pick up a tool and start building something. Thank you for creating art. You really should be working at SpaceX!
I went to technical high school, graduated there electromechanical technician, i did not graduate from university but had a couple of years of mechanical engineering. How i wish to had a workshop to tinker with things, i might not have your craft and talent, but time patience and learning goes a long way to solve anyone needs, hoping to move to a house with space for a workshop before getting too old. Salute
That’s probably the best video of making something that I have watched on RUclips!! I’m not going to make one myself, but it was incredibly informative AND entertaining!! Your editing skills are off the charts!
By far my favorite content creator! I love the production of your videos and love the stuff you build! I can tell you love what you do. That's an amazing belt sander! I'd pay good money for something that nice.
Very cool video - an excellent demonstration of the use of a workshop and very good fabrication skills, to create a high quality tool; that will greatly speed up the production of further projects... Very nicely done!
Very cool build. Well done. 👍👍 I have a motor out of a vacuum & it absolutely screams. Problem is, I can't for the life of me figure out what to build with it so it's been sitting for a year. LoL
*I do not really know how good machinist or worker you are but you are a damn good videographer and editor, that I must say.* ❤️ I am a new viewer of your channel. By the way, how long did it take to edit it?
Define "good metal worker". He shows skill and talent in his techniques, but is it "good" to spend 6weeks labor plus hundreds of dollars in materials to build a single machine that you can buy off the shelf for less than $500? How much is his time worth? If you assume $15/hour and a 40 hour work week, those 240 hours costed $3,600 USD for a $500 tool...and that's BEFORE you factor in material cost! No one would describe a wasteful, inefficient worker as "good".
@@markallen8027 You have to be american lol, first of all, those sanders doesn't cost 500 bucks, efin ignorant, materials also doesn't cost even 200 dollars. And the labor, is valued in experience, like any DIY channel. And in this exchange of labor vs money, that's how many people put their own place. Doesn't make any sense that you think he is losing money :D. Is just stupid and a cry for attention to leave this cloud in here.
@@markallen8027 Good or Bad things are dependent on view points and perspectives. You tell your from your point of view and I say from my point of view. It is purely correlative.
@@anubratachakraborty1370 I did say his metalworking shows skill and solid technique. And there's no doubt his editing is top notch and his videos are entertaining. But you have to admit it's objectively wasteful to spend so much time and material on a product that can be purchased off the shelf for far less. Unless this video gets hundred of thousands of views; He's going to lose money on this project. If that's "good" from your perspective, who am I to argue with that?
@@markallen8027 You are arguing with noone, I presume. There is nothing I do have to admire, there is nothing I do have to condemn. I only appreciate the effort that he takes to edit this video. He entertained me at all, that is what I count.
Please wear safety glasses when you use a grinder. Your fabrication skills and your video editing skills are excellent. I look forward to seeing many more of your projects on here. Stay safe. You’ve got a new subscriber and I wish you the best.
I got a couple of questions about the motor from the washing machine: 1. What's the power output of the rotating shaft of the induction motor from a washing machine? To Calculate the max power output just use the equation (2*3.14*Torque*Max RPM)/60 2. At what Voltage and Current does the motor operate (Im assuming probably 240V and 13 ish Amps) 3. How much mass does it have (Preferabily in kg but pounds are fine too) 4. Do you think you could put this in anything and make it go at a decent speed, say a bicycle for example? Although from the information of the 3 questions above it's clear if it is possible but just want an answer Also really like the belt grinder you made!
Very cool! I know it isn't as easy as it looks, especially hand making the wheels, but you do a fantastic job at making the project approachable for a moderate skilled and minimally equipped DIYer (except for the press, not too many folks watching probably have that, I don't at least. Wheels aren't too expensive, so...) Great video, instant sub with notifications :)
This was well done, but please consider wearing personal protective equipment (i.e gloves, coveralls, eye and breathing protection. I've lost count of the number of colleagues or hearing stories of welders who ended up with melanoma forming on their arms through the constant exposure to high levels of UV light from the arc from not keeping them covered, or those who developed chronic obstructive pulmonary disease through inhaling vaporised zinc or cadmium plating on bolts, nuts and washers or just the preserving oil on steel. Your content is very good but please do this old engineer a favour by protecting yourself. Subscribed 👍
Your building skill is matched only by your editing skill. Both are amazing! 10:58 - I hope that someday I, too, will have the skill and strength to drill 2 slots in steel BY HAND!! Ha, ha! GREAT special effect!
Спасибо за классную работу 👍Давно что то не смотрел, но все осталось также круто!!! 👍Подписаться что бы не пропустить 🙂Даже если что-то нет возможности сделать, просто посмотреть твою работу приятно, да и настроение поднимает 😉✌️Класс!!!
Its hard to tell what is more amazing your work designing this machine - or your editing - some of the most creative editing i have ever seen- will 100% appeal to builders and DIY crowd!!!
Awesome video , thanks. Besides the great content my complements to your talented production staff , even is it’s only you . I wouldn’t be surprised at all if you made the video yourself. God Bless
Very impressive work and a very well made creative video with some banging tunes. As an old school tool and die maker my only concern would be the balance of the rollers because I’d say it’s very difficult to achieve concentricity using your construction method. I imagine this might cause a bit of vibration when operating the finished tool. A centre lathe would have come in very handy although I appreciate that would have taken away from the theme of the build. Very engaging vid regardless. I’ve really got to get a welder. Many thanks.
excelente edición del video, mantiene el carácter didáctico sin perder la entretención para el espectador, te felicito me encanta tu trabajo. un saludo desde Costa Rica.
Really enjoyed your video and process!!! What type of welding are you doing and using, also are you breathing in the fumes, or do you have an extraction system since you are welding inside in a confined space??? Thanks again for the video
Only people with video editing experience will understand how much time you spent on each second of footage here! Love the build and *really* love how much fun you're having with the editing. Psyched to have found your channel!
I'm not even in the industry and I know that this is next level editing
I hope he makes a buttload off the video, because he wasted about $3k, USD worth of time and material to build a single $500 belt grinder.
I agree. This is insane video editing. I wish more context to the premise though.
Badass music too!!
Yeah! I've edited videos and wish he'd focis in n the make instead of trying to make a rap music video. This is anoying af to watch.
I came for the build and stayed for the video editing. Mate that was insane! Loved it. What a gem of a channel
Okay, I won't throw away my old washing machines motor....but this. This is a bit above my current skill level. Great work, my guy - truly inspiring
well you can put an angle grinder disc directly on the motor (with some adapter of course) and grind too..easy
Welder, builder, cameraman, editor, artist, actor, film director, inventor, there is too much in you dude.
Bravo!
As a lifelong welder/metal fabricator/machinist I appreciate your videos. You think outside of the Box. Great showmanship, great music choices, and extremely creative editing. Very entertaining as well as informative. Awesome job Bro!
Really? This is how you'd fab something? Ever heard of a lathe and proper techniques?
@@johnmichaels4330 If you have some kind of experience I'm all ears. I never pass up an opportunity to learn something because I believe you can always learn at least one thing from every person you meet. Additionally, not everyone has access to Machines, and have to create inventive ways to complete a task. Please elaborate on exactly how you would approach it, in specific details, and with what bits, points of measure, etc. I use to run a 6 position Turret Lathe in a Machine Shop, and have run the simplest of Vertical Mill/Drills machining Keyways into driveshafts for Horticulture Equipment. Looking forward to learning something from you. Please elaborate.
@42LUNCHBOX if you can actually run those machines and fabricate a tool, then you know damn well the way this guy did it wouldn't fly in any fab shop. If it would fly in your fab shop, you must be working for the govt. because this way takes way to long for an inferior product. Of course, you might be ok with riding the clock and shitty work. That wouldn't fly in mine.
@@johnmichaels4330 thanks for your input. I appreciate your opinions. Some people work with what they have, and excel with little. Impressive considering what this guy could do with proper training and access to CNC equipment and exotic metals. His brian obviously operates at a higher level to conceive of, much less manifest these creations with what he can afford. Add his vision for creative manufacturing with creative video production, and you get a very inspiring and entertaining RUclips creation. If you could manage to refocus your bitterness and hatred into something positive, you too could lead the way on RUclips, making money, and entertaining us... Instead of sowing disdain and misery out of your empty heart.
The editing was great, but being a machinist in the past, I can appreciate the time and effort put into making this grinder and with the tools and processes that you used. Really great job!
Absolutely brilliant, as a machinist/fabricator myself your work is great! Good job man..
Lijadora de banda 100% INDUSTRIAL!
Gracias por compartir.
Saludos desde Reynosa Tamaulipas México!!!
I have watched hundreds if not thousands of these knife belt grinder videos and this one is by far the easiest to understand. And the way you precisely found the arc by installing the Platten then rotating it back and forth to mark where you needed to drill/file, you left no margin for error! Glad I found you bud
I am a machinist. I’m watching you and I know how much work that is good for you.
I have to say a lot of build channels tend to bore me and make me lose focus. You kept me entertained and watch through the whole thing. Great editing and great content. Thank you!
yeah cause its all about keeping nic entertained...
Stop drinking the flouride and you'll be able to keep yourself entertained..... besides, "entertainment" is one of the ways to control your slaves..........
Yes, but then there's all the content creators that waste loads of time on pointless stuff, repeating themselves over and over, that you can never get back. This on point, did not waste even a moment of time, and still fully got the points across. This is mastery, and not just in metal work.
Yeah.. me too
Just the sheer amount of work, creativity and planning that went into this video/build. Great job sure you'll hit 100k subs before long.
Fact. There was one hell of a lot of work this guy put into this. Hat tip, to him.
Annnnd they got 149k lol
Смотрю давно его канал на русском. Там он достаточно подробно объясняет что и как он делает. А на этом канале я смотрю дублекат для спокойного и приятного просмотра. Красавчик! Столько идей у этого человека, что диву даёшьс! Молодец, Саня, так держать! Жду с нетерпением каждый твой ролик! Побольше бы таких людей с реальными самоделками, а не мусор всякий.
Fantastic job on the sanding unit. Thank you for sharing the project. It's obvious you put a LOT OF EFFORT into not only the project but the video production.
While watching I was like, wait, he has the same shirt on, there is no way this is taking one day. TY for stating it took 1.5 months. What you can do with hand tools is absolutely amazing. What you did with the production of this video is absolutely amazing. Instant Subscribe my friend.
@Jesus is coming. Read the Gospel. No one wants your propaganda
Outstanding videography and to the point fun! Great grinder build and being 100mm belt it gets with the program from a washing machine motor, again outstanding fab work. Thanks for sharing your talents!
Fantastic work. I just used a washing machine pump to power my homemade aquaponics system. Your craftsmanship is top notch.
Waoooooo! Grcias por tan buen video!! Exelente trabajo, en todo sentido!! Un Gran Abrazo desde Venezuela!
your multiple talents on display show a clear love for what you do. Thanks for sharing your work. I'm only a novice wood worker, but pleased to find your channel. God bless you brother 👍🏾
So hot brother. Wish your machines were my body right now
I was ready to start building my own grinder until you wrote that it took you 1.5 to assemble it.Excellent job as always.
like with a big big smile
The sooner you start it, the sooner it is finished!
If you do it on your spare time, 1.5 months isn't very much. You could build 8 machines of this complexity in a year! Imagine the workshop you would have...
Your transitions are absolutely sick!! I feel the energy convey through it to your demo! Love it
you my friend are incredible! your metal working skills and video editing are on a different level . well done.
I have more than a decade of experience as a steel fabricator / marine / industrial / prototypes. I am certified structural / pipe / nuclear and have built all kinds of equipment. This is an amazing example of "stick to it and don't compromise on quality" with a genuine creative quality. Not only is the metal work excellent, Madman has perfected video editing that rivals ANY I have seen for instructional / demo video. Kudos to you sir! Amazing!!! Fact: You are the BEST at this type of video, and now will be the ONLY channel of this kind I subscribe to!
Incredible! The fact you even thought to repurpose the motor into a grinder, and had the skill to conceptualize and execute, amazes me. My Father had that gift, and a gift it is! Brilliant.
Your a true artisan! If you edit your own videos as well as do this work your mind is really gifted and you have made a good decision to monetise yourself on RUclips either way. Subscribed easily.
I'm not sure which is more impressive, making a belt sander from scratch, or the artistry that went into the making of the video.
Awesome work, dude!
Wow! Editing on point! Much respect!
This was such an excellent build it left me in tears... well done mate
There is also a lot of skill in the filming that allows the video editing to be so good. Planning the shots and transitions so that the movement lines up. Amazing stuff.
lol ... "DUDE dont buy a new belt sander mkay?!! just somehow have a dedicated workshop with $25K worth of tools, mkay?!! make one, so much money saved mkay?!!"
How stupid will you feel when you realize society has enslaved you and this is how they control you.........
@@rickdeckard1075 Saving money is not at all the point of doing a project like this. And surely the workshop was not constructed for only this one project. But I suppose not everyone is capable of appreciating the satisfaction of creating something with their own hands. No problem, there's always Home Depot or some such place for those who can't DIY.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts though. ¿mkay?
@@rickdeckard1075 I'm not sure if you noticed, but he used only an angle grinder, a drill, and a welder to do thisl. Go be salty at your own lack of skills elsewhere.
This is the best video I have watched in weeks. Thank you so much for your hard work. 👏 👏 👏
Soon as I seen the pipe going over the bearings, knew it was a belt sander and I really like the black and white color scheme 👍🏼❤️
Metal-working genius. But the real absolute genius is the filming of this video!! You turn what you do into art…and magic…& such a great experience for the viewer. Any viewer! I vote this for video of the year!
Happy to have discovered this channel. The quality and amount of work put into these videos is crazy. Keep it up!
The idea that these videos offer humanity anything is what's crazy.......
It is so great to see someone actually telling how much time and effort goes into this…most people when they watch this video and scroll through think that it was all done,in day…😅
Overall,Outstanding work on this advanced video edit, this is a highly informative and enjoyable video for anyone interested in engineering. It showcases your talent and expertise while providing valuable insights and inspiration to fellow enthusiasts. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to watching more of your content in the future 👍👍👍
1. Machine looks with excelente quality and performance
2. Material cost seems relative low you even recycle motor and some steel pipes!
3. The video editing is amazing professional!...Wooooooo!
I think you have inspired me...thanks so much for sharing this great job!!
I must say that your welding skill does not compare to grinding ones. when you pick up the angle grinder, magic happens... but where you earned my respect was when you ground that curved slit, all to the file.
Get some more heat in those welds
Tout est beau, magnifique, impressionnant, des mains en or , jusqu'au montage vidéo !!!! Un grand respect à vous 😘♥️
Everything sounds better in French!
@@sonyavincent7450 😘
Impressive. I won't throw away my old washing machine engine, I'll just send it to you.
😂🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
This guys video editing is next level!!!… it’s almost as good as his metal fabricating skills!!.. really awesome!!!
You must spend as much time working on your videos as you do your projects. Gotta say it’s very entertaining. Good design also.
I could watch this all day, everyday. It's both mesmerising and inspiring.
The entire time watching im just thinking "what a madman" and then i remember its exactly what it says in the channels name 😂 Do you have the blue print somewhere? Id love to build that one too... eventho im not quite as much a madman as you. How are you so precise with your anglegrinder?
উড িগহহডত ড তওআজমডমমকআওহহসঢটোটাল টকিং টম টকিং টম
Same.
If he doesn’t have plans for this production, here is a viable alternative. Jer Schmidt on YT. Not nearly as grassroots, but still a great build for a belt grinder. ruclips.net/video/2dxCAHU_xpY/видео.html
@@jimsjacob I built Jeremy’s grinder v2. Phenomenal plans and machine.
The grinder is the easy part. You just need to keep using it. Lol. It’s the file skills that was impressive 😊 a perfect u
I was about to comment on the time you spent fabricating that machine and you answered my question... don't get me wrong... I think it's great! but since I am a beginner I rather focus on something more easy and fast to do... thanks for the video, great work, and craftsmanship!!!
Quality content. Not only great engineering but top cinematograpghy and editing. Bravo!
What is your channel, so we can see what you can do ?
@@BradVentureAZ unfortunately I do not have time for creating content for youtube. I work for major tv channels in my country 😉 thanx for your interest though
Fabrication skills is off the charts and your video editing skills match. Always well done and very entertaining to watch. Thank you
I know many people will be inspired by your videos to pick up a tool and start building something. Thank you for creating art. You really should be working at SpaceX!
I went to technical high school, graduated there electromechanical technician, i did not graduate from university but had a couple of years of mechanical engineering. How i wish to had a workshop to tinker with things, i might not have your craft and talent, but time patience and learning goes a long way to solve anyone needs, hoping to move to a house with space for a workshop before getting too old. Salute
That’s probably the best video of making something that I have watched on RUclips!!
I’m not going to make one myself, but it was incredibly informative AND entertaining!! Your editing skills are off the charts!
I made a similar belt sander and it is used every day, a most useful machine to have in the workshop. I like you build, uncomplicated and functional.
By far my favorite content creator! I love the production of your videos and love the stuff you build! I can tell you love what you do.
That's an amazing belt sander! I'd pay good money for something that nice.
Very cool video - an excellent demonstration of the use of a workshop and very good fabrication skills, to create a high quality tool; that will greatly speed up the production of further projects... Very nicely done!
Keep the videos coming MADMAN!. I finally found something worth watching on you tube.. from a fabricator to a fabricator. Keep on fabbin!📐🛠🔧🪛
Your metal skills are almost outclassed by your editing skills. Loved this so much I'm now hooked and sub'd.
Good slave, obey and consume so you can't rebel.......
Very cool build. Well done. 👍👍
I have a motor out of a vacuum & it absolutely screams.
Problem is, I can't for the life of me figure out what to build with it so it's been sitting for a year. LoL
*I do not really know how good machinist or worker you are but you are a damn good videographer and editor, that I must say.* ❤️ I am a new viewer of your channel.
By the way, how long did it take to edit it?
Define "good metal worker". He shows skill and talent in his techniques, but is it "good" to spend 6weeks labor plus hundreds of dollars in materials to build a single machine that you can buy off the shelf for less than $500? How much is his time worth? If you assume $15/hour and a 40 hour work week, those 240 hours costed $3,600 USD for a $500 tool...and that's BEFORE you factor in material cost! No one would describe a wasteful, inefficient worker as "good".
@@markallen8027 You have to be american lol, first of all, those sanders doesn't cost 500 bucks, efin ignorant, materials also doesn't cost even 200 dollars. And the labor, is valued in experience, like any DIY channel. And in this exchange of labor vs money, that's how many people put their own place. Doesn't make any sense that you think he is losing money :D. Is just stupid and a cry for attention to leave this cloud in here.
@@markallen8027 Good or Bad things are dependent on view points and perspectives.
You tell your from your point of view and I say from my point of view. It is purely correlative.
@@anubratachakraborty1370 I did say his metalworking shows skill and solid technique. And there's no doubt his editing is top notch and his videos are entertaining. But you have to admit it's objectively wasteful to spend so much time and material on a product that can be purchased off the shelf for far less. Unless this video gets hundred of thousands of views; He's going to lose money on this project. If that's "good" from your perspective, who am I to argue with that?
@@markallen8027 You are arguing with noone, I presume.
There is nothing I do have to admire, there is nothing I do have to condemn.
I only appreciate the effort that he takes to edit this video. He entertained me at all, that is what I count.
You have a very good video editing style, well done👏👏👏🤝🤝🤝
Please wear safety glasses when you use a grinder. Your fabrication skills and your video editing skills are excellent. I look forward to seeing many more of your projects on here. Stay safe. You’ve got a new subscriber and I wish you the best.
Haha lol
And safety gloves sparks will fly into your hands
Wow, you gave me a whole new look at making a belt sander! Also, what production value! Great job.
Just found your channel, insane editing and video skills! Awesome craftsmanship as well, subbed and will be binge watching your past vids.
I got a couple of questions about the motor from the washing machine:
1. What's the power output of the rotating shaft of the induction motor from a washing machine? To Calculate the max power output just use the equation
(2*3.14*Torque*Max RPM)/60
2. At what Voltage and Current does the motor operate (Im assuming probably 240V and 13 ish Amps)
3. How much mass does it have (Preferabily in kg but pounds are fine too)
4. Do you think you could put this in anything and make it go at a decent speed, say a bicycle for example?
Although from the information of the 3 questions above it's clear if it is possible but just want an answer
Also really like the belt grinder you made!
Sounds to me like you're capable of answering your own questions from what you said. So why ask?
YOU ARE VERY CREATIVE
great job, wonderfull use of basic tools and materials, excelent video edition. respect from Argentina!!
Very cool! I know it isn't as easy as it looks, especially hand making the wheels, but you do a fantastic job at making the project approachable for a moderate skilled and minimally equipped DIYer (except for the press, not too many folks watching probably have that, I don't at least. Wheels aren't too expensive, so...) Great video, instant sub with notifications :)
You’re very well rounded and your skills/ creativity blow my mind! 🤯🤯🤯
Thank you!
This was well done, but please consider wearing personal protective equipment (i.e gloves, coveralls, eye and breathing protection. I've lost count of the number of colleagues or hearing stories of welders who ended up with melanoma forming on their arms through the constant exposure to high levels of UV light from the arc from not keeping them covered, or those who developed chronic obstructive pulmonary disease through inhaling vaporised zinc or cadmium plating on bolts, nuts and washers or just the preserving oil on steel.
Your content is very good but please do this old engineer a favour by protecting yourself. Subscribed 👍
Extremely well-done video work as well your craftsmanship is paramount, I also like the fact your shop is so well organized. Thanks for sharing.
Your building skill is matched only by your editing skill. Both are amazing!
10:58 - I hope that someday I, too, will have the skill and strength to drill 2 slots in steel BY HAND!! Ha, ha! GREAT special effect!
If this reply is serious, I pity you. If not I don't envy you......
Great video. Snapping off that 5/8 all thread was awesome. Thanks
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Beautiful, this man has more talent in a single finger than I have in my whole body. 😮💨
Obnoxious music takes away from the build. 🤔
One of the best videos that I have seen in a long time! Well done!
“It would be much easier to build a belt grinder once you have a belt grinder” -thoughts had while building a belt grinder
Wow.....skills that absolutely must be kept alive and passed on. You are legend😉
Спасибо за классную работу 👍Давно что то не смотрел, но все осталось также круто!!! 👍Подписаться что бы не пропустить 🙂Даже если что-то нет возможности сделать, просто посмотреть твою работу приятно, да и настроение поднимает 😉✌️Класс!!!
Its hard to tell what is more amazing your work designing this machine - or your editing - some of the most creative editing i have ever seen- will 100% appeal to builders and DIY crowd!!!
You work precisely and beautifully. Real craftmanship!
You are by far a phenomenal editor sir and seriously you're a bell kept me entertained from start to finish great job keep doing what you're doing
Awesome grinder build! Thanks for sharing. And you have mad editing skills sir. Hats off!
Awesome video , thanks. Besides the great content my complements to your talented production staff , even is it’s only you . I wouldn’t be surprised at all if you made the video yourself. God Bless
What can I say that hasn't already been said??? Your video was, in my opinion, one of the best I've ever seen!! Keep it up! Following!
Artist both hands on and videography skills. Brilliant.
Great grinder and video. We shared this video in our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Very impressive work and a very well made creative video with some banging tunes. As an old school tool and die maker my only concern would be the balance of the rollers because I’d say it’s very difficult to achieve concentricity using your construction method. I imagine this might cause a bit of vibration when operating the finished tool. A centre lathe would have come in very handy although I appreciate that would have taken away from the theme of the build.
Very engaging vid regardless. I’ve really got to get a welder.
Many thanks.
i dunno whats better your handywork or your editing and acting skills....well done!!!
What a great build! And I have some idea of how much time you spent making this Hollywood video! It was great fun to watch!
Next on the shop upgrade list is a good air compressor and a die grinder!! No more hand filing! Great build bro
Awesome fabrication. Quality work of the highest kind.
Great job bud! Fabrication and editing were spot on
First time I'm seeing your stuff. Absolutely fantastic video!
Buen video paso a paso.
la máquina quedó genial.
Y lo mejor fue que se hizo en 15 minutos.
Very cleverly made video with all the boring bits cut out .Thanks for Video .
Incredible build. Real art and skill. I wish you were my neighbor.
Videography is superb! And so are your workshop skills!
excelente edición del video, mantiene el carácter didáctico sin perder la entretención para el espectador, te felicito me encanta tu trabajo. un saludo desde Costa Rica.
Great and. excellent. took me two months to build the unit. I I like it so much am building a second with a brand new motor. Thanks!
Really enjoyed your video and process!!! What type of welding are you doing and using, also are you breathing in the fumes, or do you have an extraction system since you are welding inside in a confined space??? Thanks again for the video
Really good video, loads of wee tricks I'll need to try. Well done
You need to put a donation button on here . Simply fabulous,