Jaw Rock Crusher - BUILD Ep.1
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2021
- Fabricating a jaw rock crusher from scratch. Making the body of the crusher with replaceable stationary jaw and turning the bearing housings in the lathe from a solid steel bar.
What is a jaw rock crusher - a crusher that has jaws and crushes rocks, concrete, bricks etc. and turns it into gravel.
Other episodes of this series: • Jaw Rock Crusher Build
Stay tuned for future videos! Thanks for watching!
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Soundtrack:
Pomade - Silent Partner (RUclips Audio Library)
Welding equipment borrowed from Spetselektroodi AS, Estonia:
Fronius TransSteel 2700 welder
Optrel Crystal 2.0 Welding Helmet
Hypertherm Powermax 45 XP plasma cutter 
Авто/Мото
More fabrication videos on ruclips.net/user/DonnDIYvideos
genius !!!! I love your videos!!!
nice
This will be an exciting build. Have tried to find homemade crusher builds in the past, but none were very detailed. Looking forward to the series.
I have a video that's not very detailed, but I am working on a second version right now that will be detailed.
@@madeinbelgium8552 yesss... please...
I'm sure your video creation will be nice for many viewer to wacth.
looking forward for your next video...
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Hello Donn, what about that detailed video? I really want to try to make my own crusher.
Maybe just put the measurements of your cuts, or even just follow the video and put notes on it. This was you won't have to do a whole new video.
Thank you,
that is EXACTLY how you are supposed to use a chop saw!
Best instructional vid on YT!
*thanks for the vids Donn... Favorite fabrication channel on the YT.
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18:09 Mad Genius in his natural habitat
Yes another Donn DIY project, looking forward to see more...
Как круто заниматься тем что тебе нравится и доставляет удовольствие, а если ещё это и приносит деньги то вообще супер.
I was thinking to myself “it’s about time to dust of the lathe and milling machines”, and BAM! Here you go! It’s great to see you performing your magic with the grinder too! Can’t wait for the next episode...keep ‘em coming!!!!
"Why do I need it?" Please, you had me at "crusher". no further explanation necessary!
My friend, your accuracy and quality of detail are amazing,humor is also counted)))I wish you creative success ✊ 😉 👍 👍 👍
Thank you very much!
when you put the bearing into its housing I heard your voice in my head saying "like a glove" :D
Yes, me too. 😁
Great job Donn. Enjoyed watching you build your rock crusher. Fred. 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👋👋
Cheers Fred! 🤘
Loved the bit at the end 😂😂😂. Looks like another amazing build so far, looking forward to how it turns out!
Cheers mate!
Gonna be an awesome build Donn!!! Can’t wait to see it finished. Keep up the good work.
Thank you Donn. I really think you work is getting better and better and great to watch as things come together. Cheers🥂
Omg, vintage DonnDiy, thank you so much for this. You are an inspiration, this is gonna be f-ing awesome. Cant wait for the next episode.
@Donn DIY
You finally found something that breaks, normally everything you make is unbreakable lol. Great video by the way.
Mark, Perth, Western Australia
Wow! Props man, I’m struggling to build a simple chain crusher. This makes me wanna carry on. Thanks for the inspiration.
Love the face drawn on your saw lol!
Donn, I think that you will find that the reo bar on the jaws will wear out quickly as it is only a low grade mild steel. You could possibly increase the service life by raising the carbon content through carburising the steel. You would need to make a suitably sized firing kiln and get some carburising material. Or you could just buy some hardfacing welding rods or wire.
Choice is yours as always mate.
Mark from Melbourne Australia
Favorite project so far!!!
Mista CHOP in da house!
My dad and I built a metal spiral staircase (for my kids clubhouse that is 10 feet or 3m off the ground on telephone poles) after we watched a lot of your videos, we figured, why not just Donn DIY it! I'll have to send you a photo of it to your IG! I'll do that now, LOL!
Very cool man!
@@DonnDIY Glad you approve sir!
DONN!!! Need I say more. (I did). Love this guy. I wish the people working around me were as good as him.
Me alegro volverte a ver en tus trabajos , eres todo un GRAN MAESTRO
Man you really CRUSHED it on this one ...
The only thing better than the machines is your sense of humor!!!
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Awesome, I’ve been waiting for someone to do a decent build.
You are awesome. Self sufficiency is a fantastic goal.
Awesome as usual.... can't wait to see part 2
I am still in awe of your know-how ...... bravo it's a delight to see your videos
friendships
Thanks for sharing!!
Nice bonus footage on this one.
Another build that's going to be awesome!!
Can't wait to see the next installment.
Cheers again from Sydney Australia
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Thanks for watching, Paul!👍🤘💪😁
Have been researching for a build on this subject for the last few months, and this shows up now, 😃👍
Cool, I hope this build helps! 💪👍
I like that automated saw handle.
Dope tap handle. 10/10
My favourite guitarist Paul Davis youtuber is making spam on my favourite mechanical channel, lol
This guy's sense of humor is a trip! lol. Keep up the great work!
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AWESOME !!! A new build !! This will be a great time I look forward to each new episode !! 👍👍
Cheers!
Beautiful work. Good job.
Definitely you follow the projects, and in addition you use your homemade 4x4 to get the materials (recovery) of your new project, cool !
My Peugeot 4x4 UTV has already been useful at the homestead indeed. 😀
Крутой канал! Снимает из постсоветского пространства! Молодец 👍
Spasibo! 💪
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شكرا على المجهود
Excellent 👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing
Great video, this is going to be an exciting build.
Estupendo comienzo de este nuevo proyecto, una Trituradora de rocas de mandíbula, respetos desde Venezuela💯👍🤘👍🙏💯💯
🇧🇷 Uau 😮 Magnífico Trabalho 😎👍💪👏👏👏👏👏
Donn I'm actually surprised that a man of your amazing talents hasn't built a horizontal metal cutting bandsaw. This looks like a awesome beginning to another great build series
I've already looked into the horizontal bandsaw thing and hopefully the problem will be solved soon.
@@DonnDIY donny you are an inspiration to a lot of people tour creative ingeniously solution to what you need is amazing keep it up brother best wishes from a farm in Iowa
Looks like a fun build.👍
Super awesome 👏
I commend you in wearing your PPEs while operationing your metal working equipment! 👍
You have a great sense of humour, Donn, hanging on the saw...
😉👉😬😯!
I really enjoy watching your genius and skill building practical equipment for use at your home.
Donn, just some FYI, if you want the bearing race to fit tight, machine it out to the right specifications, then put the bearing race in the freezer for an hour, bring it out and drop it in the hole. It will be just a bit loose until the race warms up.
To remove an old race from a pocket, weld around the inside middle of the race and let it cool. At room temperature the race will shrink.
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Wow, what a surprise new build! Two things strike me; the very loose fit of the outer ring of the bearing and that you use rebar in the jaws.. Common rebar is actually very soft and is made of mixed scrap metal (but cheap to replace), maybe you should add Loctite or similar to fix the outer ring harder as the bearing will endure a lot of forces and vibrations. Edu tõõle!
He said that the rebar he used is from old (electric?)fence posts. We have some very similar electric fence posts which are made of some kind of spring steel, maybe the ones he used are also made of that material, it seems to be pretty tough...
He can also use those hard facing welding rods to weld a rope on every rebar stick...
I also don't trust the loose fit on that bearing housing, i think it will work loose and the bearing will rattle around in that housing after a few uses.
I had a similar problem with a wheel bearing on a trailer, it was a little too easy to press the new bearing in (not even as easy as his bearing went in)and it made weird noises while driving. I used loctite to glue the bearing into the wheel hub and the noise was gone
Looks interesting.
Hi Donn,
Just when I think you can't surprise me anymore,
you come up with another interesting project.
You sure got my curiosity going on this one again.
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
You do nice work young feller
Like that skull graphic on your chopsaw
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The angle grinder surgeon at work again, every part you make is an art piece. Keep it up 👍
Thank you!
great as usual
I can't wait for homemade the vibrating roller.
1 mil subs soon ;) Keep it up Donn!!!
Cool, I'm also planning to build a crusher right now for exactly the same reasons. Nice that I can get Inspration from you again.
Nice to be the source of inspiration! 🤘
RUclips Sensation. I can't believe you don't have Millions of Subscribers. Thank you for everything you have shown.
You are a true Master. JLucasound. United States of America. I built the iRobot B21R.
Looking forward to this build. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week :)
Thank you. 👍
Nice job
I'm loving this. I worked at a rock quarry. We had a jaw crusher that would crush Volkswagen size rocks. I could watch that thing all day. Theres something about a rock that size jumping up and down inside the jaw till it gets a bite into it and starts pulverizing it down to 3" stones. So cool.
I've watched many rock crusher videos here on youtube and must agree, it is mesmerizing. 😁
@@DonnDIY This just shows ya that it doesn't matter what side of the world you are on, guys are guys and we all like cool stuff. I was literally watching mini jaw crusher videos last week. Lol, we're all just big kids.
A tip regarding welding 6mm+ steel like this.
To get best weld you should always leave a gap in the root, the bevels should also be ground to a thinner edge, roughly the thickness of your rod/wire. Also the gap should be about the width of the rod/wire.
This is the only way you get full melt of the material to be joined and filler material reaching the reverse side of the weld.
After doing a root run on lower amps (working on the thin edge of bevel) you do a capping run on higher amps with thicker rod/wire doing a side to side weave.
Strange but nice to see you working at a table 😁 This is a really cool build!
I know, I usually work on the ground. 😀 Fab table is something new for me.
Your New welding table 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Nicely Done.
Thanks man!
When you whacked that thing I thought you'd built a giant tuning fork :-) Anyway, always love watching you upcycle rusty old scrap! Already longing for the next video.
Nice start that. Chrunchy! Cheers.
Thanks man!
Great video
Красавчик 👍
Spasibo!
ي سلام مبدع
Your English is excellent!
Cheers mate!
Amen
Another big project! Waiting for other videos! Keep going :)
Thanks for watching!
show .... perfct much well
Inspiratin good..👍🙏
next project over head crane to lift the Jaw Rock Crusher off the welding table ,, then a wrecker boom for the utv to move it around the farm ... looks like it will be a heavy duty unit . question is roughly the size of rock and concrete that will fit in the unit soft ball size basket ball size ?? keep up the great videos ..
I'm planning on lifting the crusher with engine hoist. The opening (where material is inserted) is around 200x300mm.
@@DonnDIY ok sounds like a good plan.. I have neck and lower back problems.. had surgery both locations.. I have to watch what I lift .. it's always better to work smarter.. keep up the great videos.. love watching them ..
That's handy if you have trees on your property that steel grows on!
Yes, steel growing trees 😁
Super crearive
Good video. Interesting project. You didn't waste my time. Awaiting next episode. I expect to see this thing crushing stone in the final episode.
I expect it to crush stone and concrete also. I really need it to work properly. 😀
как всегда круто !
Donny DIY's a dinner gong so tough it can crush concrete.
Grinder king still has it after all this time! :)
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Good very good videos 👍👍
Cheers!
شكرا جزيلا
You make interesting stuff Don!
Thank you!
I is nice to see good welds. That is certainly some heavy scrap iron you have. I understand the need for free or next to free but if that is mild steel it will wear a lot. You should get you some hardfacing wire and apply it to the plates. I know about this mainly from a friend who has a robotics welding company that makes welders for hardfacing the inside of pipes and valves.
I'll use hardox second time around once these wear plates wear out.
We have a simple ventilator over our velding table at work. Helps a lot. You can probably make that in 5 minutes 😊👍
I have a simple venilator in my workshop window. 👍😉 works okay.
I saw that 😊 We have an long arm so you can move it to where you work. And a kind of funnel and flexible pipe that goes to the ventilator. But you are good at using mask 👍
Ah yes, I see what you mean. I have a couple of used Fumex fume extractor tubes in the barn bought for this exact purpose but I haven't gotten around to install'em. They're great indeed!🤘
Пока ничего не понял,но очень интересно 😁👍
Дробилка для кирпичей и бетона
@@Ivanyth для чего ,куда его использовать
Great project. Looking forvard for first crush
Good
For you have a good workshop and for being a polymath in which you do, I congratulate you. You could consider for your next project to make Can-am XMR 1000 with caterpillar, Russian tractor with caterpillar backhoes. Desde Argentina
Most interesting indeed, can't wait for the next video and to see it cracking some uh.... whatever! 😄😎👍👍
Yes, I guess we're not gonna limit ourselves to only rocks. It can probably crush many other mediums as well. Old TV-s, PC-s, you name it. 😁
New nice project ! I look formard the next video ;-) Greatings from France.
Cheers!
Nice👍☕💪😉
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