I am in the Philippines and want to help reduce the discarded glass and turn it into a commodity for the community instead of a landfill . They have run out of sand in China for making concrete and have turned to crushing glass to replace sand. So if it works in China it will work anywhere..... This is about the 5 th time I watch your video.
Hell yeah now all you need to do is sort and refine material with mesh screens and you have cheap inexpensive sand blasting media. I would build this for that purpose
Hi, Nice machine... very simple and efficient. If you cut some thin slots in the bottom (however wide you want your crushed glass to be), the particles would just fall out when they were the right size. Then you wouldn't need to empty it and you could just continuously feed it. The glass inside would continue to be reduced in size until it was small enough to fall out the slits... (Paper and fluid would not be good, though!).
My kind of a machine, a diy, thank you. Been researching these crushers for a while, there is one tiny, single bottle by a single bottle for 6000 American pesos, crazy.
Great machine! I have looked at some commercial types and they can be mighty expensive. You seemed to make a point of the jar with a small amount of fluid in it...is there any significance to that? Cheers.
Someone can explain to me how the chain can do it? what the distance between the bottom the case and the chain ? what if i turn the motor in horizontal is that work with the chain or replace something else? i want it bottle come in on the top and dust come out in bottom. please help me. Thanks very much Good machine!
Hey bro.. I really like these machine you Have made. I want to use it for a cheap bulding homes in poor towns here in Central América. Can you please tell me how powerfull is the engine.. And what did you use for the blade? Is that pieces of a chain? I Will really appreciate you reply.
@@Ivishps I saw a video on Nas daily Facebook page. He introduced a woman Who do them. A woman from Tanzania. I am still on making the Machínes. But i belive it Will be 50% glass powder 50% sand water and cement.
@@juanvillarreal007 thank u very much for your reply juan ... May god help you to fullfill your dreams .. and keep in touch .. ivishps@gmail.com Ur free to contact in need . God bless
I live in the Philippines 6 months year. So mch glass on the ground. Do you sell plans for this, possibly gasoline powered? Very interested in this. I try to help clean up the Philippines and this would help and make the beaches safer.
@@sunnydays4966 huh? Asbestos was safe before they found out it wasn't safe at all. This seems exactly like the asbestos scenario. Regardless, when dealing with something that has the potential to be dangerous always take precautions otherwise you'll end up a dumbass.
@@dawjy9413 please get inside it with a bottle I will gladly attach a lid lock off a modern washing machine that now had kill 10,000 baby because could not be open in time.
Good news! The fine glass powder which is sometimes inhaled during such activities isn't very dangerous. This is what I found on Internet: "...Very finely powdered Crystalline Silica sand is used to manufacture glass, which means that glass making is a hazardous process. However, when the Crystalline Silica crystals are melted, they change form to Amorphous Silica (Non-Crystalline Silica). When this melted mass of Amorphous Silica is rapidly cooled, glass is formed. In fact, chemists call this crystal-melting process “glass transition”, which is where the name for glass comes from. Window glass is simply solidified Amorphous Silica. If it were still crystalline you wouldn’t be able to see through it. When we cut glass, we don’t produce Crystalline Silica dust. We produce Amorphous Silica dust, which is not hazardous to breathe or get in your eyes. OSHA classifies Amorphous Silica as just an “irritant dust”, which is the same as regular dust from airborne dirt - and smoke from a campfire. All regulations about breathing dangerous levels of Silica are referring to Crystalline Silica, not Amorphous Silica..."
This is the best and most simple machine to make sand glass from bottles. Thank for your contribution
can you share the design
Aloha! I think many of us are interested in plans to make our own. Selling plans is an excellent idea and I WOULD BUY IT. Nice machine!
I am in the Philippines and want to help reduce the discarded glass and turn it into a commodity for the community instead of a landfill . They have run out of sand in China for making concrete and have turned to crushing glass to replace sand. So if it works in China it will work anywhere..... This is about the 5 th time I watch your video.
well done ., I' been researching to make one of this and this is the best ., no dust or liquid to worry about simple and solid thanks for sharing.
Nice job. Fairly straight forward chain smasher using a with a powerful motor. I thought you might break the bottles first, but no need. Nice one!
That's a fantastic idea. Thank you for posting...👍👍
I must say this is a real simple and well build machine that work well. Thanks for sharing .
Dear friend, this is an excellent design. And just as importantly, it functions well and is beautiful. Well done sir.
Hell yeah now all you need to do is sort and refine material with mesh screens and you have cheap inexpensive sand blasting media. I would build this for that purpose
Very good.
Hi, Nice machine... very simple and efficient. If you cut some thin slots in the bottom (however wide you want your crushed glass to be), the particles would just fall out when they were the right size. Then you wouldn't need to empty it and you could just continuously feed it. The glass inside would continue to be reduced in size until it was small enough to fall out the slits... (Paper and fluid would not be good, though!).
Very nice and simple idea. Its great job.
My kind of a machine, a diy, thank you.
Been researching these crushers for a while, there is one tiny, single bottle by a single bottle for 6000 American pesos, crazy.
WOOOW, best i've seen so far, looks like a 2 - 3 HP motor??? Never mind saw below 3kw/1420. Thank you. Great design!
yes,it is 3kw/1420
I like you mechine it safe and simple.
Super Sir
Hi, great build, thanks for the video. So I am curious about the receptacle you use to put the bottles in. What is it from?
it is old expansion tank
Once again I am visiting your video . Question do your chains touch the inside of the barrel when spinning ???
Good very good
simplicity at its best very efficient how long do the chains last
It nice machine
What is the rating of that motor?
I wish u could make a machine whereby u continuously feed glass bottles into the machine non stop.
Great machine! I have looked at some commercial types and they can be mighty expensive. You seemed to make a point of the jar with a small amount of fluid in it...is there any significance to that? Cheers.
fluid is water,removing dust after start machine..
can you teach me how to build that machine sir
I wish u could make a machine whereby u continuously feed glass bottles into the machine non stop.
Why did you use chain instead of blades? And what's the power of the motor used?
chains are test,but better is blade.
Hi, can you teach us how to make that machine. I live in a countryside in the philippines and used bottles is one of my biggest issue
hi,i have no plans,i made it without plans
Hey what does it cost to make something like that? Or what would you charge to make another one like that?
Is there any profit and who would buy your glass sand?
my sand is not for sale,i need it under the paving
1Iq -> how glass is made , 100000iq -> sand from glass
Sand makes glass thats why you can turn glass into sand. Because it is glass thats how its made from melted sand
We want to build this machine for a school project. Could you please help us? How can we contact you sir?
Great. Ideally electric power must come from solar.
How many hp have the motor?
And what's the rpm of the motor?
motor is 3kw/1420 rpm
Hi can I contact u?
I want information about that machine
hi,i have the same gmail
Genius!
How can I contact you sir
I have a big problem with bottle I need to get this machine
Are u Kenyan
Someone can explain to me how the chain can do it? what the distance between the bottom the case and the chain ?
what if i turn the motor in horizontal is that work with the chain or replace something else?
i want it bottle come in on the top and dust come out in bottom.
please help me.
Thanks very much
Good machine!
distance is 2 cm,i didnt try it horizontal
Hey bro.. I really like these machine you Have made. I want to use it for a cheap bulding homes in poor towns here in Central América.
Can you please tell me how powerfull is the engine.. And what did you use for the blade? Is that pieces of a chain? I Will really appreciate you reply.
hi,blades are chains,but better is knife blade
power is 3kw, 1400/min
How can u use glass powder to build homes bro ...if interested u can share this information .. iam also into a similar project here in India
@@Ivishps I saw a video on Nas daily Facebook page. He introduced a woman Who do them. A woman from Tanzania. I am still on making the Machínes. But i belive it Will be 50% glass powder 50% sand water and cement.
@@juanvillarreal007 thank u very much for your reply juan ... May god help you to fullfill your dreams .. and keep in touch ..
ivishps@gmail.com
Ur free to contact in need .
God bless
isnnt it dangerous to inhale/touch glass that turned into a sand?
Silicosis.
Im from aruba..i like that idea..i wanna built one for my owm but dont't know how
Very good!
I'm thinking about building one with a smaller motor
Do you know the motor Power/description?
3kw/1400rpm
Is this machine can reverse or it only turns clockwise??
Can I only use pure glass or I still need to mix it with sand in making cement??
it cant reverse,mix need try
Would a latch and a rubber gasket help with glass dust while the machine is running?
yes
What do you do with the recycled glass once it is pulverized into sand?
Great Question-but seems that this is a one way video.
Well, one can use it for sanding, construction sand, cleaning sand... the imagination is your limiting factor.
im using sand under the paving
Is this a home made machine...
yes,i made it
@@ddawwitt great work
What is the cost of machine and out put per hour
it is homemade
Hi how did you build that machine?
without any scheme, only with my imagination
Wow...
Do you have a set of plans available?
no,i made it without any plans
Can u built one for me, price?
me too please
Excellent.Which type of blade you use for the machine? Thanks.
looks like just a couple links of chain , bloody good idea
it is chains,but better are knives
@@ddawwitt Thanks so much for your response.
@@davemckenna8591 Thanks.
I live in the Philippines 6 months year. So mch glass on the ground. Do you sell plans for this, possibly gasoline powered? Very interested in this. I try to help clean up the Philippines and this would help and make the beaches safer.
How much more refined can we make it ? Minute sand articles ? How long do you need to keep the motor on ? Is there any way to contact you.
ddawwitt@gmail.com
How much did it cost to build this
100 eur
Are you using any heating or compresson ?
no
Sir may i ask the diameter of the cylindrical tank.. and its thickness.. highly appreciated.
diameter is approximately 40 cm, thickness is 3mm
What happens to the paper labels, is the paper residue a problem ?
paper will be like a dust
Hello excellent machine
..inside da bottle wat is dat fluid and wat type of blade used can u explain...??
helo,fluid is water ,blades are chains
but better is blades like a knives
how to make the machine?
according to video,i made it without any plans
@@ddawwitt so there are some chains that spins inside of the chamber only? I really need to make this machine
Hi! Is there a way to contact you? Perhaps an email? Hoping we could be partners on a project. Thank you!
hi, ddawwitt@gmail.com
what is the added liquid?
water
price of this machine?
it is homemade
How do you keep tiny glass shards from entering your and everybody else's lungs? Because that looks like DIY asbestos.
I was just about to say that...definitely not safe
Glass is not asbestos, or ' fiberglass even which resin' close lid before turning on don't be dumb ass.
@@sunnydays4966 huh? Asbestos was safe before they found out it wasn't safe at all. This seems exactly like the asbestos scenario. Regardless, when dealing with something that has the potential to be dangerous always take precautions otherwise you'll end up a dumbass.
@@dawjy9413 please get inside it with a bottle I will gladly attach a lid lock off a modern washing machine that now had kill 10,000 baby because could not be open in time.
Good news! The fine glass powder which is sometimes inhaled during such activities isn't very dangerous. This is what I found on Internet:
"...Very finely powdered Crystalline Silica sand is used to manufacture glass, which means that glass making
is a hazardous process. However, when the Crystalline Silica crystals are melted, they change form to
Amorphous Silica (Non-Crystalline Silica). When this melted mass of Amorphous Silica is rapidly cooled,
glass is formed. In fact, chemists call this crystal-melting process “glass transition”, which is where the
name for glass comes from. Window glass is simply solidified Amorphous Silica. If it were still crystalline
you wouldn’t be able to see through it. When we cut glass, we don’t produce Crystalline Silica dust. We produce Amorphous Silica dust, which is not hazardous to breathe or get in your eyes. OSHA classifies Amorphous Silica as just an “irritant dust”, which is the same as regular dust from airborne dirt - and smoke from a campfire. All regulations about breathing dangerous levels of Silica are referring to Crystalline Silica, not Amorphous Silica..."
How long did you allow it to grind?
can you not count? there are numbers at the bottom of the video or even just guess 10 to 15 seconds
@@PeansINbetweens ;Unlike you I never assume. The video could have easily been sped up to save time. Now kindly mind your own business.
@@PeansINbetweens ;Furthermore, it was a direct, straight and thoroughly HONEST question. Please go to hell at your earliest convenience.
audio lags video by about 3 seconds
Sir phoneno
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