I've got an old lawn mower engine sitting around maybe this will be my next weekend project. All I need is a hydraulic pump, big a aluminum plate, a lathe, mill, tig welder, and your help for the weekend!
Great builds, as always. I agree with the earlier comment about this channel really evolving over time. Y'all have great editing, with a background soundtrack, but real shop sounds. Great action shots, though I wish a few had longer dwell. This is my favorite old-school machine shop channel. Oh, and how about adding an expanded-mesh guard around that belt/pully setup. Could catch another cord and wrap it or hurt someone.
Using a lathe to cut threads for a simple bolt is the biggest flex ever. Like, "yeah we could go to the hardware store BUT we have this piece of rusty round stock... so no need". Awesome work.
Nie rozumiem ludzi którzy dają łapki w dół , facet tworzy przemyślane urządzenia nie boi się ubrudzić sobie rąk i to są urządzenia wykonane od A do Z bez żadnej fuszery i przypadkowości szacunek dla Ciebie . Ci którzy dają łapki w dół pewnie nigdy nie ubrudzili sobie rąk .
I've no major interest in design, invention or fabrication but I do like and appreciate interesting videos where people invent, design and fabricate stuff and the processes of things coming together is seen. I've just got one of those minds that cam appreciate things on so many levels by analysing it for the sum of its parts and then the sprinkling of magic that got it in the end. Keep up the good work!
tip of the day, next time when milling, shaving or turning aluminium, use petroleum or diesel fuel for lubrication and cooling, you will be amazed at the surface finish you get. And never quit doing all those nice diy video's! Thanks!
I see a lot of such professional works on RUclips. But I do not see like your wondrous works and the number you own. You are creative in your work. I think you are an engineer and not a workshop owner and only your greetings to you
You’re a REMARKABLY Talented Fabricator/Designer/Builder/Artist! Thank You for Sharing your many talents with us (All free of Charge!). If I had the means, I would GLADLY support your efforts financially! I learn quite a bit from you! Have A Super Week!.....Gus
You are an amazing engineer. I always learn cool short cuts watching you, you make it look so butter smooth, In reality your skills are from many years of hard work, Dedication and amazing drive. Thank you for the much needed inspiration and Desire to share with the world your passion for creation.
Nice, easy to adapt. Making a bigger vertical reservoir, you'd just have to make a box with an open top end, the bottom flat and a little wider to accommodate bolt holes for either feet, or stationary placement. #13 SAE drain in the front, site glass holes near the top on the front panel. smaller corner gussets inside near the top of the tank with 3/8" bolt holes to bolt the top down but also enough room for U-Channel gasket to fit over the top edge, The lid on top. I'd reckon 10-12 GAL reservoir I think. 3 of the sides bent at 90 from each other, the front and bottom welded together with the bent piece. I used to work in the hydraulics industry, building similar vertical reservoirs. Those vertical types, I used to hydro-static test, paint, and ship them daily. All over the world. Many different custom, stock tanks. It was a fun, but dirty job! Tanks were either pressure tested, hydro-static tested, DPI, some even XRayed.
as a welder by trade all my life and always wanted to get all the equipment but at 58 years old i have never been able to, but the things i could build to offer my customers would be amazing, i always have sub out parts to be made, and it cost a lot and i try to avoid the cost but to build great things you must have all the right tools and equipment
Awesome work! I'd suggest adding either a heavy flywheel to the engine, or making a pulley for the engine with a large, heavy flange on it - this way you add mass for inertia to that lawnmower engine that no longer has the benefit of a steel blade to add that inertia. Your engine will run better for it.
You guys are skilled and I really enjoy your videos 😎 I'm a engineer myself and I like the way you work with tolerances and fittings. Well done! You nailed it as you allways do 👍👍
I follow since the very beginning when he used to do shit projects with scroll saw and grinder, with heavy metal soundtrack. This is the channel that evolved the most, among the ones I follow
Fantastic build video and loved how you fabricated the tank. Just one question. Did you calculate the minimum size of the reservoir needed for this type of hydraulic system? It seems just a little undersized which will lead to over heating of the oil in any heavy application. A spin off filter on the return to tank would not be a bad idea either but both are things that can be addressed if needed in the future.
I liked the whole build except the tank. Pumps and motors are close tolerance machines. Building a tank out of that nasty galvanized tube and having no way to really clean the tank out after welding, yeah. Not for me. Use the cleanest metal you can find when building hydraulic tanks and a spin-off filter is an excellent idea. However, filters add restriction and restrictions build heat. The tank would have to be doubled or even tripled if ran for more than a few minutes.
That's some hard work BROTHA I feel that sore thumb. Around this time kn February I lost my nail. Just grew back berly but still growing... Gots 2 be more careful. Much respect much love 💯
Finally, more people are recognizing your talents and skills, you guys deserve more subs. 1M nice, i've been sub since this channel only got 12K+ subs.
This is great apart from the fact that you have the pump and engine on a platform seperated by rubber bushes, but then directly attach the hydraulic valve to the pump from the non isolated section. Those two will experience different movements and will crack off pretty quickly.
Awesome. It's about time you went over 1 million subs. Your to good to have so few. And to think that idiot movie stars and "music artists" have all these subs and you can make whatever you want. I'd take that skill over money and fame any day. You great dude!
I always love watching your builds. Where do you get the inspiration for them? You should do an Extreme smelter for all those metal shavings you end up with!
Woow this is one of the most great idea/content and good editing skills on youtube thanks bro for sharing your idea.
Lets Learn Something This maker is the smartest guy I’ve seen on RUclips.
I've got an old lawn mower engine sitting around maybe this will be my next weekend project. All I need is a hydraulic pump, big a aluminum plate, a lathe, mill, tig welder, and your help for the weekend!
Do yourself a favor go to a hydraulics store and my an engine adapter for $35
Great builds, as always. I agree with the earlier comment about this channel really evolving over time. Y'all have great editing, with a background soundtrack, but real shop sounds. Great action shots, though I wish a few had longer dwell. This is my favorite old-school machine shop channel.
Oh, and how about adding an expanded-mesh guard around that belt/pully setup. Could catch another cord and wrap it or hurt someone.
Z przyjemnością ogląda się taką robotę. Szacunek za realizację 👍
Using a lathe to cut threads for a simple bolt is the biggest flex ever. Like, "yeah we could go to the hardware store BUT we have this piece of rusty round stock... so no need". Awesome work.
You gave me an idea to put disconnects on my 30 ton log splitter and turn it into a multi tool platform. Very cool and satisfying video. Thanks.
Arnold Angel That would be interesting to see how it works.
Nie rozumiem ludzi którzy dają łapki w dół , facet tworzy przemyślane urządzenia nie boi się ubrudzić sobie rąk i to są urządzenia wykonane od A do Z bez żadnej fuszery i przypadkowości szacunek dla Ciebie . Ci którzy dają łapki w dół pewnie nigdy nie ubrudzili sobie rąk .
Смотреть на это всё одно удовольствие!
Как заводской. 👍👍👍
I've no major interest in design, invention or fabrication but I do like and appreciate interesting videos where people invent, design and fabricate stuff and the processes of things coming together is seen.
I've just got one of those minds that cam appreciate things on so many levels by analysing it for the sum of its parts and then the sprinkling of magic that got it in the end.
Keep up the good work!
As always bro a GREAT WORK!!!
Thank you Bro!
tip of the day, next time when milling, shaving or turning aluminium, use petroleum or diesel fuel for lubrication and cooling, you will be amazed at the surface finish you get.
And never quit doing all those nice diy video's!
Thanks!
Такое ощущение как будто не первую сотню их сделали и это очередная . Как будто все так просто ,на самом то деле огромнейший труд .
100%
Все идеально подогнано.
При наличии такого оборудования и прямых рук, не может быть иначе 🤔
I love all of your new equipment... especially the shaper!!! Amazing engineering as always! Μπράβο!!
metalworking is always awesome!
nbblk
@@fitrimardianafitri8510 o98
У нас столько предприятия не делают, сколько делает один этот гараж! Лайк!
У нас только разваливать и распиливать хорошо умеют. Столько уникальных заводов уничтожили. А нищие Кулибины могут только мечтать о таком гараже 😠
Эти видео нужно показывать на Российских заводах в качестве учебных.
Может чему- нибудь научаться.
Лайк и удачи мастерам.
I see a lot of such professional works on RUclips. But I do not see like your wondrous works and the number you own. You are creative in your work. I think you are an engineer and not a workshop owner and only your greetings to you
I really enjoyed the cinematography on this, I especially liked when you are using the hole saw.
Thank you!
You’re a REMARKABLY Talented Fabricator/Designer/Builder/Artist! Thank You for Sharing your many talents with us (All free of Charge!). If I had the means, I would GLADLY support your efforts financially! I learn quite a bit from you! Have A Super Week!.....Gus
You are an amazing engineer. I always learn cool short cuts watching you, you make it look so butter smooth, In reality your skills are from many years of hard work, Dedication and amazing drive. Thank you for the much needed inspiration and Desire to share with the world your passion for creation.
Nice use of your shaper, Abom79 would be proud! Although you need to bolt it to the floor. lol.
Lets face it, you guys have always been ... KICKASS welders and fabricators, but your machining and engineering skills ... just keep growing
👍‼
Wow! Chip planer was the first machine I started learning back in the 70's, long time since I've seen one of those.
Hey, you allways impress me. My favourite channel. Too bad I can only like once.
Thank you!
@@MakeitExtreme can I talk to you on some where else in any app
Давай ещё видео. Все просто супер. Сам себе создал мастерскую. Молодец
Nice, easy to adapt. Making a bigger vertical reservoir, you'd just have to make a box with an open top end, the bottom flat and a little wider to accommodate bolt holes for either feet, or stationary placement. #13 SAE drain in the front, site glass holes near the top on the front panel. smaller corner gussets inside near the top of the tank with 3/8" bolt holes to bolt the top down but also enough room for U-Channel gasket to fit over the top edge, The lid on top. I'd reckon 10-12 GAL reservoir I think. 3 of the sides bent at 90 from each other, the front and bottom welded together with the bent piece.
I used to work in the hydraulics industry, building similar vertical reservoirs. Those vertical types, I used to hydro-static test, paint, and ship them daily. All over the world. Many different custom, stock tanks. It was a fun, but dirty job! Tanks were either pressure tested, hydro-static tested, DPI, some even XRayed.
Bro
Can I borrow your brain for one year????😁😁
Every time nice project
Keep it up 👍👍👍👍
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You can borrow mine, still fresh. Hardly ever used it.
Just one word: GREAT‼
as a welder by trade all my life and always wanted to get all the equipment but at 58 years old i have never been able to, but the things i could build to offer my customers would be amazing, i always have sub out parts to be made, and it cost a lot and i try to avoid the cost but to build great things you must have all the right tools and equipment
This is awesome! Thanks for taking the time to film your projects.
Господи, у него ещё и строгальный станок появился))) малаца.
I love watching what you build.
IMHO your best build!
Awesome work! I'd suggest adding either a heavy flywheel to the engine, or making a pulley for the engine with a large, heavy flange on it - this way you add mass for inertia to that lawnmower engine that no longer has the benefit of a steel blade to add that inertia. Your engine will run better for it.
You guys are skilled and I really enjoy your videos 😎 I'm a engineer myself and I like the way you work with tolerances and fittings. Well done! You nailed it as you allways do 👍👍
I love watching your projects it's amazing
I follow since the very beginning when he used to do shit projects with scroll saw and grinder, with heavy metal soundtrack. This is the channel that evolved the most, among the ones I follow
Bring back the heavy metal
Lol
Even though I miss the heavy metal sound. But good content and some of the best ideas makes me happy
Make It Extreme is always top notch! Damn good vijeo as always!
On the move hydraulic power - great idea and nice work up of the pump system.
Man you are great!! Best in the island if not of all eastern Mediterranean:) keep up the good job!!! U rock!!!
Great project and video. Thanks for sharing. Music is on point.
Wonderful and ingenous job!
Great work, as always!
Thank you!
Fantastic build video and loved how you fabricated the tank. Just one question. Did you calculate the minimum size of the reservoir needed for this type of hydraulic system? It seems just a little undersized which will lead to over heating of the oil in any heavy application. A spin off filter on the return to tank would not be a bad idea either but both are things that can be addressed if needed in the future.
I liked the whole build except the tank. Pumps and motors are close tolerance machines. Building a tank out of that nasty galvanized tube and having no way to really clean the tank out after welding, yeah. Not for me. Use the cleanest metal you can find when building hydraulic tanks and a spin-off filter is an excellent idea. However, filters add restriction and restrictions build heat. The tank would have to be doubled or even tripled if ran for more than a few minutes.
Another awesome build guys!!!! Cant wait to see whats next.
That's some hard work BROTHA I feel that sore thumb. Around this time kn February I lost my nail. Just grew back berly but still growing... Gots 2 be more careful. Much respect much love 💯
класно
Nice one! loving the music choice on this video, when did you get a shaper?
that is my question when i first saw it in the last video.
Next Project make CNC Plasma Cutter. I can see that you really could save heaps of time just by having one in your workshop :) Cheers
You are a seriously powerful engineer, but I worry about all the stuff seeping into your hands. Thank you for the videos
Shapers, the go-to for youtube videos of recent! Most machinist/fabricators seem to be using them latley
Nice set up. Need to build one myself for lineboring.
Finally, more people are recognizing your talents and skills, you guys deserve more subs. 1M nice, i've been sub since this channel only got 12K+ subs.
TOTAL AWESOMENESS!!! and nothing less... 👍👍
Sangat menarik sekali inovasi karya2nya saya suka bangeeet broo.
Nice shaper action and very nice video editing!
Dude I enjoyed the heck out of the video. I must admit, I had doubts about the engine starting but hey, it cranked right up. Nice video. R
Awesome talent.
Great idea. Thanks
magnifique travail ,super video ,chapeau l'artiste 👍🏻
What a great use for a lawnmower engine 👍
The author is a homemade real expert in their field.
Making Cyprus extremely proud bro
SUPER GOOD!!!!!
عمل اكثر من رائع بارك الله فيك على المجهود الرائع
Thanks so much for inspiration and your creativity. I love watching your projects!
Thank you!
love to see learn to watch you make a rebar bender hydraulic system . electric
Cool idea , I would definitely reconsider swapping the Briggs .
ХОРОШАЯ РАБОТА !!!!
УДАЧИ !!!!
Solita bella realizzazione!
Seus trabalhos são incríveis, parabéns
Thats awesome! Id like to make a power pack unit for my BCS tractor, use it for hydraulic concrete saws, jackhammers, core drills, wrenchs, jacks, ect
@4:00 missed opportunity for a sneezing sound effect :'D
bless you!
This is great apart from the fact that you have the pump and engine on a platform seperated by rubber bushes, but then directly attach the hydraulic valve to the pump from the non isolated section. Those two will experience different movements and will crack off pretty quickly.
The boss always delivers
It's known as a portopower. Usually controlled at the tool end but definitely neat to make one for yourself from scratch.
You genius bro
Brilliant as usual. Thanks.
You just out of this world guys, you always inspire me thanks guys keep it up.
Great project, love your stuff!
Cool work 👍
Good job!!
Amazing!!! The highest level of work!!! It is perfect, maybe once I’ll be able to repeat it!!! Thank you for channel, it inspires!!!!
You are definitely a talented machinist and designer, great video, keep up the videos.
Thank you!
I am just a litle french maker ! But you are my hero ! I Like your Channel , your job , your make ! You are very crazy
Είσαι φοβερός
Awesome. It's about time you went over 1 million subs. Your to good to have so few. And to think that idiot movie stars and "music artists" have all these subs and you can make whatever you want. I'd take that skill over money and fame any day. You great dude!
*_can i have the money?_*
Q poder de maquina Bro. Exelente
For WHATEVER reason , if society as we know it now ever broke down, I would want to know THESE guys! There is NOTHING they can't make.
My respect dear friend
Excelente trabalho parabéns!
Как всегда СУПЕР!!!!
I always love watching your builds. Where do you get the inspiration for them? You should do an Extreme smelter for all those metal shavings you end up with!
Great skill and creative keep moving forward
I just love seeing the shaper
Thanks for sharing !
Waooh !! super good job
Portapower!!! Love this build. How about making an extreme positive pressure air demister for your faceshield to clear that fog.
Wow very good
Excelente trabajo de precisión
Your thumb have seen better days!
Great video!