Just for the information seekers.........this design was featured in the UK magazine The Model Engineer in the 50's. I made one to that design in the 80's and have used it continuously since. The biggest cut I made was on a piece of 100mm square solid steel bar and that was using 12" hacksaw blades you use in a hand hacksaw.
Very nice design and build one of the things i liked most was the quality utilizing basic tools the other You Tube power hacksaw videos have guys machining parts on lathes which is quite alright but in many cases the average DIY guy is not a machinist by trade and if they are machinists they can afford to have their shops budget to purchase a commercially made machine at one of their auctions they attend I actually have family that are Machinists and often i will help them move some of the heavy machinery they pick up for the shops I know what the lathes are capable of but as a Woodworker by trade i dont know how to operate a metal lathe or a welder with much skill level as the professionals do sure of course i do get a few tips or even a build in exchange for my services in Woodworking ! A few years ago they built a new home and i voluntarily did all the trim work for them
Hi, just as a matter of interest, this design with the swinging arm and no slides was featured in the UK magazine The Model Engineer way back in the 70's.....I know because I built one and still use it, not quite as rough and ready as this one.....it uses ordinary 12" hand hacksaw blades. The largest piece of steel I've cut with it was 100mm (4" ) square steel bar......try doing that by hand.
I hand ripped a 5/8" thick X 3.5" X 9" of annealed 1084 into two 1/4 X 3.5 X 9" boards" last week and the faces were not clean at all as ?I started several different "kerf" cuts that dint meets in the middle and that took me a little over 6 hours using a piece of hearty metal cutting bandsaw blade in a long butchers saw frame,so . ..not fun. . ..
It's great, except... It runs too fast, jumps up and bounces a lot, has no guide for starting the cut and looks ready to destroy itself, or the table, after cutting through the piece. How about a few additions such as; A bearing off the end of the hacksaw blade to roll on the table after it cuts through (or a cutoff switch). Another pulley to reduce the speed (or a speed control). If it runs slower it won't bounce so much. A blade guide attached to the piece to start the cut. I hope these suggestions help. Usually, your stuff is not so rickety. BTW: The music at the end was painful.
muy interesante su video pero una consulta a lo que pone la hoja de sierra se ve que lo pone con los dientes de la sierra hacia arriba o esa hoja tiene dientes arriba y abajo.
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This hacksaw really needs an oilgreasing system,a very simple one.Like a medical dropper.Otherwise a saw will get worn too fast.I"m building the same devise,but with an auto switchoff when a work is done.
Witam z Polski masz za duże obroty pomyśl jaka prędkością tnie człowiek w imadle to jest fizyka na wszystkich przegubach powinny być łożyska śruby szybko się wytrą i powstaną luzy mimo tego jest brak sztywności ale łapka w górę za prosty pomysł pozdrawiam
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Hi Bro, great stuff XD
Mucho corte mucho barreno y mucho tiempo para mostrar
I want this product how to contact you?
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@@xinixxagnix2012
Me gusta mucho el vídeo y lo boy Aser de Ysmael Aular de El Naipe Venezuela
Me gusta mucho are una de Ysmael Aular El Naipe Venezuela
Just for the information seekers.........this design was featured in the UK magazine The Model Engineer in the 50's.
I made one to that design in the 80's and have used it continuously since.
The biggest cut I made was on a piece of 100mm square solid steel bar and that was using 12"
hacksaw blades you use in a hand hacksaw.
Very nice design and build one of the things i liked most was the quality utilizing basic tools the other You Tube power hacksaw videos have guys machining parts on lathes which is quite alright but in many cases the average DIY guy is not a machinist by trade and if they are machinists they can afford to have their shops budget to purchase a commercially made machine at one of their auctions they attend I actually have family that are Machinists and often i will help them move some of the heavy machinery they pick up for the shops I know what the lathes are capable of but as a Woodworker by trade i dont know how to operate a metal lathe or a welder with much skill level as the professionals do sure of course i do get a few tips or even a build in exchange for my services in Woodworking ! A few years ago they built a new home and i voluntarily did all the trim work for them
Nice work. Like most of these diy projects it’s cheaper to buy. However if you have a lot of scrap and many do. This is the way to go. Way better.
Me gusta mucho y muy buena de Ysmáel Aular de El Naipe Venezuela
Hi, just as a matter of interest, this design with the swinging arm and no slides was featured in the UK magazine The Model Engineer way back in the 70's.....I know because I built one and still use it, not quite as rough and ready as this one.....it uses ordinary 12" hand hacksaw blades.
The largest piece of steel I've cut with it was 100mm (4" ) square steel bar......try doing that by hand.
I hand ripped a 5/8" thick X 3.5" X 9" of annealed 1084 into two 1/4 X 3.5 X 9" boards" last week and the faces were not clean at all as ?I started several different "kerf" cuts that dint meets in the middle and that took me a little over 6 hours using a piece of hearty metal cutting bandsaw blade in a long butchers saw frame,so . ..not fun. . ..
It's great, except... It runs too fast, jumps up and bounces a lot, has no guide for starting the cut and looks ready to destroy itself, or the table, after cutting through the piece. How about a few additions such as; A bearing off the end of the hacksaw blade to roll on the table after it cuts through (or a cutoff switch). Another pulley to reduce the speed (or a speed control). If it runs slower it won't bounce so much. A blade guide attached to the piece to start the cut. I hope these suggestions help. Usually, your stuff is not so rickety. BTW: The music at the end was painful.
How to make slower RPM?
@@RiawanBhirawanto Put a smaller pulley on the motor shaft. There are calculators for this on google.
Yes, the idea is good, but the embodiment is unsatisfactory. And the "music" background ...
@@bradyoung6663 i think motor from washing machine. is there any way to make it slower? may be using a resistance pod?
@@alexanderzimin5836 you do not need to be nice, the execution of the plan power hack saw failed. There is enough bull shit like this on youtube.
Excellent Preparation, Home made power hacksaw, I loved the product and the way it is made.
Thanks
And how I had not thought of this before! Thanks for the idea!
I thought that everybody that ever used a hand saw thought of that! But few built it.
@@MaxBorges888 I saw this, but did not attach importance. Now I liked the homemade product, someday I'll do it myself.
Гениально просто ! Круто !
Nevruz usta yine güzel bir alet yaptınız. Tebrik ederim. Spiral kesmede kullandığınız taşın markası ve cinsi nedir?
muy interesante su video pero una consulta a lo que pone la hoja de sierra se ve que lo pone con los dientes de la sierra hacia arriba o esa hoja tiene dientes arriba y abajo.
Hi Great Idea well done, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a double sided blade like the one used. :)
Good idea and nice work! 👍 🙋♂️
I liked that background music (Till 18:00), it is complimentary to that trans while doing / watching that stuff. Good.
Good idea, just add speed controller on that motor and that will be perfect
Práctica y sencilla Felicitaciones!!!
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Excelente Maestro 👏
Great work , I think it took at least 3 hrs time to finish it. Am I right ?
Отличная идея!!! 👍👍👍
for less than $4 you could buy one can of paint and make it all one color so it looks cohesive as a unit
Me gusta migo como fabricas una erramienta artesanal y tambien por compartir vendiciones y adelante .. saludos ...desde guatemala...
Bravo.ottima idea e lavoro
esa musica que ponen en ese video parece F U N E B R E.......T E T R I C A................
Раз уж велосипед придумали, то как вариант я бы ещё присобачил направляющие для полотна из потшипников , как у ленточной пилы
В этом и соль, что нету.
Спасибо за идею! А доработать можно на своё усмотрение. В первую очередь обеспечить охлаждение полотна, как это сделано на заводских станках
Very good but so complicated
Nice vidio........im like this.....good job
)))) не все изобретения должны быть серьезными! у вас хорошее чувство юмора
Can specify the where did you get this motor, iam great fan of you
looks incidental to the motor used in dishwashers
Mr Novruz КАК ВСЕГДА КРАСАВЕЦ!!!
Muito legal.....
This hacksaw really needs an oilgreasing system,a very simple one.Like a medical dropper.Otherwise a saw will get worn too fast.I"m building the same devise,but with an auto switchoff when a work is done.
Respect for welding with electrode. And for making out of crap.
Show amigo!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Nice saw man 👍👌
Genial, parabéns, 👍👏👏🇧🇷
Maravilloso ingenio
Felicidades desde Guatemala
Que canção gostosa de ouvir. Otimo video.
Très bien continuer brave homme
Bhai which motor is used in this
How fast is this motor speed and what size pulley are you using?
Все гениальное просто
Молодца! всё просто и доступно,обороты немного великоваты и противовес думаю на шкив напротив шатуна нужен.
Andrey Home Furniture,
Muy buen diseño.
Здорово !
19.18 music nice😊😊👍
good job
Great idea, and a tool well made. I also like the accompanying music. What is the name of the melody?
Excelente idea ¡¡¡
Хорошая пила получается!
Buen trabajo amigo saludos
оказывается у вас тоже движки от стиралки девать некуда. желаю удачи.
I like it thanks
very ingenious, congratulations your video is great
You are holding in hands the piece you drill ?
Muito bom meu amigo
Отлично. Только шкив надо побольше диаметром, а то пилит серединой полотна только.
Из того что было
Awesome bro can you give me the buying link of this cutting disc you used.
nota 10, muito bom
Ficou ótimo
It really is a good job
You are awesome bro
Una idea muy original pero faltan las especificaciones técnicas para construirla
Quanto vale esta maquina ai
You seem to have an endless supply of scrap metal, lucky you. Is that a washing machine motor or out of a large fan?
Thanks
Fan I think. No reply? Guess is fan. Or mini washer!
Bearings here there maybe
If put the tube to outside the spinner bit you could get full cut on the blade?
Maravillosa!
Well the music changed considerably...
Muy pero muy bueno te felicito amigo un abrazo enorme desde la distancia
Creative 👍
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Simple and very useful..
great job
Thanks for showing and sharing that
Thanks
excelente. un poco de menos ciclos por minuto y la hoja de segueta con los dientes de corte hacia abajo y listo.
Pasco Perú. Saludos
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Você não vende esta maquina não. Apaixoneio por ela
ПРИВЕТ,, МОЛОДЕЦ 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Buena con tus aportes y ideas mano
Yeah I think he's holding the end of the saw with his hand to calm the vibration
Es muy buena tu ides solo que trabaja demaciado rápido si le pusieras un reductor de velocidad funcionaria mejor
Nice work
Muito bom amigo
Does this kind of blade cuts on its 2 sides. I noticed u use ur up side down.
Can't one make a similar lever system for a block making machine(press)?
Great work dear friend
Puedes poner las medidas principales de algunas piezas¿. Gracias.
love the design but at the end it shows the blade in upside down it only had teeth on one side what the deal with that bust still great design
Hey hola quedo de maravilla te felicitó
Pero
Excelente video pero para que la quieres si tienes el pulidor
Is that a double sided saw blade?
Witam z Polski masz za duże obroty pomyśl jaka prędkością tnie człowiek w imadle to jest fizyka na wszystkich przegubach powinny być łożyska śruby szybko się wytrą i powstaną luzy mimo tego jest brak sztywności ale łapka w górę za prosty pomysł pozdrawiam
Great bro
Thanks bro
this is a brilliant mechanical idea with extremally bad fulfilment. to spend a bit more time would make a good tool.
សូមថ្លែងអំណរគុណយ៉ាងជ្រាលជ្រៅ ចំពោញវីដេអូនេះ
Goood lov
Столько труда в пустую, без единого подшипника все рассыпется ,а так сойдёт