Homemade Vertical Metal Cutting Bandsaw part 4 FINISHED!!!
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- It's finally finished! The homemade bandsaw is powered by two Hilti 2.0 amp hour NiMh batteries. Total weight is 65 pounds!
For those who are interested, I built this bandsaw with scrap laying around the house. The only thing I had to buy was the blade. The motor is a salvaged powerchair motor. I already owned the bearings, snap rings, wiring, switch, paint, literally everything except the blade! So the total cost for me to build this was only $17.00.
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Perfect size band saw and portable to also, to bad the market doesn't see this. I think this is enough inspiration for me to build one! Thanks!
Clean design, nice build.
Making it cordless is brilliant! Hilti batteries no less...
Hell yeah 👍 thanks for the feedback 👌
WOW that turned out really nice. You make it look so easy, yet that's a lot of hard work and that's besides this awesome video!
Thanks! Yeah it was quite a bit of work, but the result was worth it haha!
I had all but finished my design for a DIY bandsaw when my wife found a factory-built one for a price that was too good to refuse... DAMN!
Yours is a lovely and really useful unit, the simplicity of your guides is so elegant it makes my eyes water! Thanks for the video; Liked & Subscribed. 👌👍
Thank you sir! I really appreciate the kind comment and am glad you found a great deal on one👍
Your work is very good. You are a person full of charity.thank you
Thank you for your kind words!
awesome making ,now thats what i call a perfect rigid bandsaw
Thanks for watching!
Nice project and build, very impressive indeed. I have a couple of suggestions you could add to help out. First, you really need a blade guard above the upper blade guide to protect from accidently falling into the exposed blade someday. Only takes a split second to do major serious damage. Second, If you would like to get rid of the battery supply, buy an outside low voltage light transformer (or even two) and a suitable bridge rectifier and wire that up instead of the batteries. They sell them in various sizes. So pick one that has enough current to drive your motor. Then you won't have to worry about charging batteries. And thirdly, install a flexible light so you can bend it around to see a close cut you'll be making. Always can use additional light. But Thumbs Up for your great project.
Hey thanks Gary for your kind words! It's funny you mentioned about the light transformers because that's actually what I ended up using. I work in landscaping, and we often come across those older 600 watt transformers being thrown out. I took apart one and slapped an overkill of a rectifier on it and boom, bandsaw power supply! I definitely will look into making a cover for that area you mentioned. I underestimated the blade slop travel. As a result, I made the cover a little shorter than what it should have been to fully cover that area.
Damn this is cool and also works off of battery power. Very nice!
Thank you☺️
Loved this project! Great job! Going on my build list!
Awesome 👍 thanks for watching!
thank you for doing this videos, i am building mine now, and you sharing your experience helps a lot!
Hey thanks for your kind words and thanks for watching!
The only thing to say is great innovate and well built.
myself I would make it horizontal as well.
That will be my next project thanks for the best one on RUclips.
Thanks for your kind words!
Wow! This turned out incredibly nice! I skipped part 3 in this series so wasn't aware it was a cordless build. Going back to watch now. You got a sub outa me!
Hey thanks Mark!
Perhaps you should add a speed control! Then you can hone in the correct speed when cutting metal. Nice build!
Actually, I do plan on wiring one on it soon👍😊
It's convenient.
Very nice project! Why did you make the bandsaw that tall?
Thanks! I wanted a bandsaw that was relatively compact in size, but could still rip large vertical stock when needed. It is a really great feature to have as I have cut chunky thick pieces of steel that would have otherwise not worked out on a similarly sized store-bought bandsaw.
Good job, I would like to make one at home , thanks a lot for your tutorial
Hey thanks for watching!
Great job, very good, congrats.
Thank you! It was fun making it!
Fantastic,but you forgot the spring for the upper wheel.
Nice job.
Keen eye ;)
amazing work
Appreciate that! :)
You made a good job of this build well done. However, I think you should have used some Lion batteries rather than the NiCads even if they are Hilti. The size of that battery compartment could have held enough to last some time between charges, if that motor is a 48V motor then something like a 10s 4P would give about a 42V 8Ah.
Yes I definitely will be upgrading the battery packs. They don't last as long as I would like them to. I'll get some good lithiums like you said
Real nice man
Thanks!
Nice work
Thank you for your kind words!
You Master !!!!!
Doesn't have the table guide.
Olá amigo, PARABÉNS pelo bom trabalho.
Vc teria o projeto desta serra para me passar?
very very nice 💐💐💐
Thanks!😊
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nice job, I am not sure if I can make that with the same quality
Thanks bro! It definitely took some time to make it just right👌
Hello my friend
how are you?
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Not making new video anymore?
I am working on a new video that I will post pretty soon. I have been really busy at my job these past few months, but things have gotten better time wise, so I should be posting more regularly. Thanks, I appreciate the support😊👍
@@Brute4rce1111 good luck my friend 😉🌹🌹
@@innovationtime20 Many thanks!!
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1.5kw motor. 2800 rotation, 220 electricity. according to your use is ok?
It's actually a 550 watt 24vdc motor currently running on 15.6v batteries, but I do eventually want to run it with a 110 volt power supply dc converter
I not see you use power supply
Do you have dimensions...like to try that project
May you share the dimensions?
Big thanks to homemadetools.net. They helped share videos like these.
And thank you to all of the new subscribers as well!!
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What's the cost.
21 dollars for a bi-metal cutting blade, but the rest was free stuff I had laying around ;)
what gear motor you used...
20>1 rotation ...🤔🤔
I believe it was a 55 to 1 gear ratio. It has plenty of torque!
It came from a Jazzy power chair
What is the spec of your motor?
It's a 24VDC 575 watt Jazzy brand power chair motor. It's rpm is 157. I am currently running it at 15.6VDC
@@Brute4rce1111 Thanks.
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Thank you!! 😀😀😀
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never use band saw with glove. too dangerous if keep glove.....
The Nitrile gloves shown at 7:15 are OK; they will not snag on a blade. The other gloves he was wearing at 4:10 look like welding gloves; they would not be good, but he had removed them before he used the saw.