Unveiling The Insane Master Plan Behind This Project!
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Back in the shop to reveal the idea for our mystery build
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This is why I like DP always posting a few months later. It means he is still alive after building and using this death machine for a while
Either that or he is just done recovering from trying to use it.
Plausible deniability .
I hope you realize that he uploads the video and sets a date and time to release it to the public.
Once it’s uploaded he can forget about it.
and does.@@Crewsy
"Death Machine" took the words right out of my mouth.
The only channel on RUclips attempting to put a round peg in a square hole! 😂😂 Mike, I think Gunner has been hanging out to much with Arron! His comedy is spot on with Arron! I still think you need to mod the 120 to fit an 80mm connection so it fits both machines, instead of welding two connections onto your Frankenstein cutting tool (aka Edward Scissorhands makeover)! 😁😁
I'm amazed at the knowledge and skills these two have and what they can achieve in that workshop.
I can be having a bad and when I watch you and Aron it makes feel a hole lot better. Y'all really make my day . Thank y'all so very much.
The amount and quantity of double entendres in this episode was above and beyond ........I salute you 🫡
A steel frisbee launcher. Doctors standing by! I can’t wait to see it operate! Good luck.
Reuse grinding disks ;-) my dad when visiting the boilermakers shop would pick up the disks from the floor discards from the two handed grinder 8inch disks and use them on his hand grinder and then the metal ring left went in the draw as a WASHER. I may have exaggerated the last bit.
People use to visit our Blacksmiths shop and ask to look in the scrap pile ;-) my dad corrected them an said it was the offcut pile.
Back in the 1980s we would make something in steel and welded then to simplify costing we would weigh it and charge 25 uk pence per pound of steel and add on the time it took.
It was surprising how many customers were that happy they came back the next day and gave him some more cash. Great days I do miss them.
You all wear so many hats...
It's a wonderful thing to see you in the shop doing shop things!!
Great stuff as always.
This adventure that the 2 of you are on is crazy. But I have to admit it's probably going to work. I can hardly wait until the next video.😊 Thanks for sharing!
I like watching these builds. DP has all plan drawings in his head, and I have never seen any paper plans. Maybe a couple of times. I enjoy watching these builds. I haven't figured out who keeps who straight doing these builds. Thanks for the video
What I love about these shop builds is that is old school. Pneumatic impact wrench oxy/acetylene torch. No cnc no production equipment just hand tools, imagination, and ambition. A lot of testosterone. Tim Taylor would be proud! If you know you know!
nice job fellas. Good winter time shop project.
Can't wait to see how good that project works. It looks awesome.
Those magnet drills never cease to amaze! Super important pieces!
Thanks for sharing Mike
I know that it is not easy to be a small business owner. However it allows you to have your family around and they can learn a lot from you which is really cool.
Mad Max has got noth'n on the DP TEAM! Here on the farm; you can't build it too heavy/durable! I love it! Can't wait to see it cut it's first limb! Great video! Thanks Mike & Aaron! Lee
2 options a Helicopter trailing a trim saw with multi cutters, OR a drone with aaron and a chain saw. Either will bring in more viewers. Get it done quick C&C is already working on it.😁
That's Bond villian machinery.
You both continue to amaze us out here watching! This is going to be epic! Have to say again that I enjoy these shop video's so much. You and Aaron can make anything happen! Now I can't wait to see it in action...
Another in-house build to aid in the lightening of Farmer Chris’s wallet! Thanks for sharing DP!
BUZZKILL! Thats the name of this beast.
I agree. Buzzkill.
lol like it
The reason the giraffe saws are fiberglass is they do trim power lines some of them high tension cross country ones, I flagged for a crew doing that up here in Maine a couple years ago and they were from Kansas, nice guys too. Dave D.
Mike is the PERFECT example that sometimes it's better to be LUCKY than GOOD !!! 😂😂😂
Name it: "The Limb Ripper". Hopefully just the limbs on the tree's. Excellent idea and with you guys and your planning and Aarons weld skills, not a chance it will fail?
If they miscalculated stress points, we will have a 2.0 version like they did on the tile plow. Trial and error but they have the basics
DP Don't forget to add the blinker fluid to that implement BEFORE STARTING THE PROJECT
Shop class would be fun
Yup...
Until the Shop Teacher had to be Involuntarily Committed due to a MASSIVE Nervous Breakdown caused by the stress of wondering what Monstrosity these two would build next...
If they're not the Epitome of "Hey Ya'll, Hold Mah Beer And Watch THIS!!!" I don't know who is...
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
Morning coffee with DP&MBTS and alot of laughs. Doesn't get any better than this.
Cut 2 long strips down each side of the square tubing just wide enough to be able to get good solids welds between the square tube and the axle shaft. It’ll add additional strength to the overall build.
Anyone else notice that the housing plate has magically appeared between the hub and the bearings since the last video? Love watching you guys. Thanks for sharing.
I notice it had appeared.
I was actually looking forward to the moment that was discovered. That must have happened behind the scenes.
I actually went back and watched the previous video to make sure I didn't miss that part when I saw that it was in place on this video. I was waiting for them to realize they had left that plate off.
Yep.They aren't coming clean though. Another shame job!
I can't wait to see this thing in action. Also a big thumbs up on teaching you son the skills on his build. Lovin every minute of it.
Hey mike on your straight edge or your whiskey stick if youll take a peice of soap stone and run it up and down your whiskey stick itll make your torch slide smoother.
An easy way to square up something like the situation when you’re trying to make sure the long tube is square with the other piece is throw a framing square on both tubes and measure the gap close to the tube then furthest point away from the tube on the square do that on all four sides
You could have shot an offset line with your laser. Measure to the light instead of the string. 🍻
I'm glad someone else said about the laser. I was thinking that when they first sort of lined them up!
Plz think about the flaw in the plan thanks
No flaw I do it day in and day out the Laser sit right on top of my fab table.🍻@@DirtPerfect
Mike, you are a friggin genius. Between the tile plow and this cutter you're damn near a mechanical engineer.
A mechanical engineer would be the first person to tell Mike why it would not work. The first test I would use a dummy sawblade.
don't encourage him
lol thanks
Thanks Mike, I love shop day videos. You and Aaron make such a good team with no ego's getting in the way.
I think "AMI" makes a dual ram tilt bucket excavator attachment which could work with your limb saw project and the hydraulics are already there.
Scrap pile vs 30k
You should have a keyway on the blade it's going to slip when it hits something big.
If the blade jams or overloads it need somewhere to slip instead of twisting up the rest of that contraption. Saftey third!
That might be a good thing.
Just knurl the back of the blade washer which would be better if it was at least 10 percent of the blade size to minimize the blade flex .
Absolutely not that’s the built in safety why would I override it
Get you some diamond cutting wheels for that grinder. Makes cutting way faster and cleaner cutting. Blades last forever
And to weld that square tube blast some holes with a torch or drill them out and plug weld that end you cant get to much so its welded up solid
Well what a great construction , love it when you guys build stuff in the shop , always entertaining (its always BIG !) , cant wait to see it operate , hopefully safefully !
I can't wait to see this working. Keep up the good work guy's.
Great video Mr. Dirt Perfect and MBTS love watching you guys come up with new contraptions for the excavators
Good video can’t wait to see you at work. We will see you on the next one. Thank you.
Great watch. Thanks for sharing, always enjoy your videos. Great build DP and MBTS, looking forward on the use of this great contraption 😊
We use a mobile grease. I believe its designation is 007 that’s is a bit thinner than mobile 28. It stays in place and has a bit more slingability (if that’s a word,lol), but have found that it needs a vent so it doesn’t push out the seals. May need to do the same thing with your standard grease that you used. Just FYI from 35 years of industrial maintenance
Hello from the Netherlands.
I love those Work Shop videos of you two together
thanks for the video DP and Aaron .
Kind regards, Hollandduck
Would've used on aold wheel rim to weld to instead of plates. Means you could lso used a known drum to bolt to.
Well Done. Prototype engineering is core to developing inventive designs to get a job done. Loved extension mounting.
Thanks
Fun build in progress thanks Mike and Aron
Now this is great stuff I like, please do more of these videos, you are nailing me to the screen!
Thanks
I can't wait to see this thing in action
So has MBTS's fabrication station "finally " earned it's place in the shop?
Great video thanks Mike and Aaron
Could you have used a laser to ensure a straight line? Thank you and have a great day.
I am following this build pretty closely trying to follow the vision but cannot envision the complete process so hopefully in round 3 I will...🤣many are calling it a death machine maybe they believe your building a zombie killer..lol I think your building it stout enough so keep up the great work. Appreciate you sharing your project with us 😎👨🔧🛠️🇺🇸😇🔧
I'm calling it "THE MONSTROSITY"!!!
Add a pint of stp oil
treatment to a bunch of grease and it will last a long time
I am just amazed at what they come up with in That Shop
Very excited to see it work on the 120 and 210. I am impressed with the thought process to build it. It’s great to see you and Aaron excited over this project. Thanks again!!!!
Loving the build!
Thanks for the video.
You should let Aaron pick the colors for the saw pole and let him run wild :) That or get the kids to help paint it. Think of the comments that would generate every time you used it. :)
Interesting build,nice to see it get in to work👍🏻😎😎
I really enjoy watching you and Aaron build different things. You guys have master minds on this stuff. Can't wait to see it work because I believe it will do a perfect job. So awesome guys.
Well it sure is looking good guys and when it is on a job I am guessing it works as good as the tile plough bro as the idea came from the same top 2 inches I am picking. Safe travels. Ken.
Some of the adventures you two get into.....😂 Keep up the good work. 👍
Little Dirt is a chip off the block Love it. Thanks
Totally impressive. Wow!
Drill holes in the square tube before installing the rd tube and weld shut. As many as you think needed
Dp & Aaron this is an awesome build so far looks great perfect use of pieces/part of a drop down axle perfect for rotation aswell as having the brake assembly still connected to keep it from any unneeded spinning.. Cant wait to see this thing all hooked up to either machine & it chopping up basically anything & everything that it comes in contact with.. That movable magnetic drill press is a great piece of equipment to have around the shop makes drilling so much easier & more precise..
14:03 Or you two could of split the square tube in half as C channel minus a 1/2 or 1/4 inch so it sadles the round tube. In order to run a cotinuous weld down the whole sides. Or drill 3/4" plug weld holes down all four sides. 🤔🤔👉👉40:00 Well fellas I'm thinking a chian saw or the blade mounted to the end of an articulating hydraulic arm and a long bike brake cable for throttle would of been a whole lot less complicated plus much lighter to build.
Nice build DP and MBTS. Looks scary good! Lol. Can’t wait to see it in action.
Mike and Aaron this has brought back many memories when I was young and tearing into stuff, rebuilding and making it better. Of course it was not close to the level of your projects but none the less just as inspirational and challenging in my mind. For me these episodes have been one of the best and entertaining as well as trying to guess your next moves. Found myself trying to speak to you guys when you asked how we gonna square this contraption. I need serious "Dirt Perfect" help. Keep it up guys.
Hey Houston to check for alignment, connect a "EYE-BOLT," (of sufficient size to hold the weight) to the center of the "plug-piece" you welded in @ the one end, and just HANG the unit from your Crane unit, and set up some type of a pointer just laying /sitting on your stool, rotate and measure / or just observe the centricity. Easy-peasy pudding-pie.
19:17, there are sooooo many jokes to be had here!!
😁
This is going to be amazing don't forget to paint it green
DP on that inside nut, instead of holding it with the needle nose, I would have threaded it on a bolt and tapped it in place with the bolt head to be welded. Great job!! what ever works!!! lol
How many times did you weld the new "hub" on? The first time without anything on the shaft had me wondering. Then when you did it again with the bearing assembly, but no end plate/seal, I was really puzzled.
"Corn head grease", or 00 grease is perfect for gear boxes. It will flow when warm, but is thick enough it resists leaking past seals.
Once
Danger is DP and Aaron's motto for building!
🙂 1 Question, when did you remember the 2 bolts inside the round tube, before or after the end cover was welded on Ha Ha ha . Y a a a guys are great . 🙂
It’s in the video thanks
I’d say it’s a engineering masterpiece DP and MBTS you guys rock 👍😎🇺🇸 NY
Cardboard with holes help keep the mind straight. Five gussets to a square. I had a 100' one on my property trimming high libs above my 2-Phase line. It was a monster. Then a land clearing machine munched up all of the limbs and my grass and left largish chips out there to mow over. Grass grew back, garden with boulders didn't. Have pictures.
This will be interesting to see work. Maybe like the tile plow and need some modifications, but it should work great. Only issue I see, is moving that long thing around on the end of the Hoe is going to take all the skill you can find.
Not only are you a great and talented worker but a great!!1 father. Love your bantering with Aaron.
It’s looking good it’s definitely very well built
One Killer cutter coming up ,Mike and Arron in the shop doing what they do Fabricating cant wait to see this tree trimmer in action
I want to see this in action!
It’s several months later so I can’t wait to see a video of this thing working. “The DP Mast Blade” attachment.
Diablo has skill saw blades that will cut 3/4 inch steel and save grinding wheels and gas for torches. How was the cruise. As always have a great day
Pass on them blades thanks and good
I am waiting to see how much movement this arm , as well as the boom on the excavator move at 500 rpm touching a stationary tree limb . something ( body ) is going to bounce a bit . Interesting build non the less
FYI, Hamiltonville Farm knows where to get a couple of those tree cutters probably cheap.
Holy mad max,I don't think it will break too easily.
Make sure you paint to match excavators and a red end by saw blade!
Great video keep them coming please
Good morning to all here, and everywhere else!! Enjoy the show I know I will😀😀😀😀
Nice project ! How about getting a hand held band saw for different cutting projects ? they work good and less sparks and they cut pretty straight.
Has one never used much
A great project guys 👏👏👏👏👌😎😎
1) Maybe you two need one of those plasma/torch/engraver tables like Oliver Snowball bought. Or maybe what Clint has. Even the little guy like Diesel Creek has would be nice. 2) You might find an old buzz saw blade would work better. 3) If it's not heavy enough, maybe Chris would let you have his wrecking ball. 4) the gizmo rotates but how do you make it rotate to where you want it?
Good morning to you all
Awesome 🎉🎉❤
I feel like I'm watching an episode of "Modern Marvels". Love it!
Could you have put another drum on the opposite way and bolted it then a plate to the tube?