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That1Guy
Приєднався 17 січ 2012
Sometimes you smack your thumb a few times.
DIY Modular Drill Powered Worm Castings Harvester / Sifter
Video to hopefully give some people inspiration and ideas to build their own equipment.
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Stacked CFT Indoor System. Continuous Flow Thru Made From 50 Gal. Bins.
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Show my stacked indoor CFT system made from plastic bins.
Dustopper Vac Space Saving Direct Connect Stack Hack!
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How to direct connect your vac to Dustopper with space saving hack and retaining factory filter.
Downflow / Shop Air Filter Work Station With Sediment Trap.
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Downflow work table also used as a shop air filter. Uses standard house filters and a sediment trap. Blower is a harbor freight 3 speed.
HEPA Dustopper Dust Cart + DIRECT Connect Space Saver!
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Cart made to maximize function and space. Please consider subscribing! It makes making a video worthwhile.
Ultimate Shop-Vac Dustopper Cart Build/Test Video!
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A lot of you were asking for a build video as well as displaying it in action, so here it is! Thanks for watching! Link to my previous video: ua-cam.com/video/DY2hXdc1o9Q/v-deo.html Parts list: 12' total of 2" diameter PVC 16"x16" scrap plywood Dustopper 4 x "Wye" PVC 1 x long sweep 90 degree elbow 1 x regular 90 degree elbow 1 x 2" repair coupling 2 x 2" coupling 2" street 45 degree elbow 2" f...
I Built the Ultimate Shop-Vac Dust Cart! | Harbor Freight and Dustopper
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I took what I liked from other videos and tried to improve upon them. I wanted to get rid of the hose that can be in the way compared to a solid PVC pipe that is also a leg for the stand. Hope someone else finds this useful. Thanks! Link to build video: ua-cam.com/video/XNnpSnmpJfU/v-deo.html I used the Harbor Freight Bauer Shop-Vac with the Dustopper.
Why not a vibratory motor?
Brilliant idea. Thanks
The man's a genius. Nice setup mate. And are the worms OK to go through that much vibration / disruption like that?
Just got my Bauer shop vac same one you have there and wanting to get particle separation. I will be going to get the material to build this thank you for your video. Also look up scum socks they are cheap and fit perfect over the filter to preserve it for longer and are very cheap from Amazon. Used them on my ridgid got 25 years out it till it shot crap on me 2 weeks ago.
Nice video indeed. Must give it a go. Thank you 🙋♂️
great build! could you elaborate on why the screen with the round holes is used for ENCs?
A design and build video of this and your sifter would be a handy thing for us that want to build them .. step by step for the kids in the back 😂❤
Excellent instructions. Thank you!
One of the best.
Great idea, thx for sharing.
Genius
Same stuff I got! A narrow Bauer vac and a dust stopper. I can use this! Thanks. (The only difference: I found a shorter transparent bucket on Amazon so I can see when it needs to be emptied! :__)
Very interesting design!
What are the measurements that you have for the 2” holes from the edges for the pcv running through for the bucket support ply?
Ha nvm found my answer looking at other comments. Love the design currently tossing this together for myself.
How has the motor and impeller held up with the filter delete
I had it apart recently. The only thing I noticed was a little bit of build up on the impeller veins. This is on the unit that lives in the rolling cabinet, it hasn't had an easy life.
Love the whole set-up 😮 my first worms are already on the way, im way too excited) much love from Ukraine, you are an inspiration ❤
Thank you so much! Good luck on your worm journey! Any questions, feel free to ask.
So the rod is straight into the drill?
Yes. If you have trouble getting the drill to tighten onto the threaded rod tight enough, you can grind two flat spots on the threaded rod for a better bite.
Nice work
Thank you!
I added a foot switch to my vac and mounted it on one of the pipes so I could just slap it with the hose instead of having to reach for the switch every time.
I added an auto start to my other enclosed vac setup. It's really nice having the vac start up on its own when the tool starts and having it shutoff after 5 seconds after the tool stops sucks up any residual. Thanks for the input!
@@that1guydoesthings I’ve been wanting to get one of those. Which do you have?
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Make me one ???
Sure, where am I shipping it?
Ingenious my friend! Thank you.
Thank you!
Best and most intelligent tiny build I have seen. Thanks much!
Thank you very much!
Well done!
Thank you! I appreciate it.
I'd love to see your compete vermicomposting setup.
I'm working on a couple videos in which I will go thru my worm journey. Thank you!
I use my shop vac with a bag and cartridge filter no issue here but this looks nice for finer dust i guess
Dude, where did you find that 3/16” screen in that length???
Menards, but most local hardware stores carry 24"×24" pieces. Notice the seam, I had to use the off cut to get the length I needed. Turned out the off cut was almost exactly what I needed to make up the difference.
@@that1guydoesthings Thank you most kindly!
Excellent solution. Thank younfor sharing. I am thinking how to sort my vacuum cleaner together with dust separator for quite some time and your solution looks and works the best. I'm going to build my own ASAP. Thank you once again.😊
Thank you so much! I love hearing that it's helping!
Brilliant device! I use the drill to drive a drum sifter for compost: ua-cam.com/video/zI2Szbe7whM/v-deo.html
I appreciate the low budget approach. Keep 'em coming!
Got some more coming soon! Thank you!
The drill is much better than the Sawzall. Way less strain on the tool. I can't see a Sawzall lasting long at all.
I started w a jig saw to operate the table, it was not happy lol.
Outstanding
Thank you!
Haha I love it. Nice invention
Thank you!
cool
Thank you!
Lleno mis expectativas me gusta
Thank you!
Hope to see more videos from you in the future! I'm not ready to build a power sifter. I'm just a home vermicomposter so I don't mind if my castings aren't sifted. But this is an impressive design. ~ Sandra
Thank you! I will try to post more soon. I have a couple things I'd like to share with the community.
How does it handle liquids? I just saw all your videos and subscribed you have the best design ideas
Thank you very much! I've been curious myself how it would handle liquids, I'm going to have to try!
Thank you for posting this video. Nice job. I've been building mine, in my head, for several years. It has many elements similar to yours. A cheap drill is absolutely the way to go. For that matter, I plan to keep a new spare(or two) on hand at all times.
I first had a jig saw moving the table. If I could've found a way to tame it, I think I would have stuck with it. It was just too inconsistent. Thank you for your input, and good luck on yours!
Fantastic idea - and you’re right, those machines are hideously expensive. Would love to see some plans, even if they cost a few bucks.
Will have to see if I can draw up some simple plans. Thank you.
You could sell the plans for this very easily
I am learning CAD, hopefully I can post some soon. Thank you!
@@that1guydoesthingshave you posted the plans?
Very cool idea, if i ever start making enough of the stuff I'll give this a try. The one looked up was very very expensive. Sub for future worm content
Thank you very much!
Would love to see a plan/ design of this looks great I just started with red wrigglers and was think of doing something like but yours is far better than what I thought of
Thank you! Will see if I can get some plans drawn up.
@@that1guydoesthings thank you I’d be very interested in that
This is great! I was thinking of building a similar design but using vibration… an easy hack you can test for noise reduction, try some thin weather strips on the underside of the bracket so it’s not metal on metal.. Might also try the same to dampen the wood on wood noise. Again, great work! I appreciate the video!
Thank you, I appreciate the feedback. The more noise reduction I've tested, the less effective the "thump" is to clear the screens and keep things moving. I suspect I could play with the angle more to compensate.
Yeah, vibration motors are only $20-$30. I happen to have one and a whole lot of drills.
Thank you for this honestly
Thanks for watching and the comment, makes making the videos worth it to know they are helping.
Glad to see a first-hand example of this type of bin. I've been considering different types of containers to create a flow-thru system. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Scott, glad it helped.
Interesting way to get multiple sizes in one pass.
It does the trick! Thanks for watching!
A small vibrator motor would do the job better for sure
Not according to my testing, but thank you.
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Thank you!
I absolutely love this. I was planning on building something similar this summer, but this is basic excellence and a step above what I was thinking. Well done sir!
I'm glad the video is helping. Thanks for watching and the sub!
This by far simplifies the process SO MUCH. I’ve modified my own design numerous times as it slides back an forth, but the bump action looks like it deals with wet castings extremely well!!! Thanks for getting my brain unstuck.
Great work. Looks like it would work as a gold drywasher.
Thank you. My father in law uses it for his artifact hunting hobby, he seems to like it.