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you can call me direct for a better price or you can find them on ebay. 630-774-0559

also,if you move the dogbones to the middle holes as shown, it allows the bucket to uncurl more and that is better for trenching. with the dogbones in the outside holes, (big holes) its better for curling up loose material like sand or water. To move them, drop the bucket, pull that 18mm bolt, knock the pin out, move the pin to the other hole and the 18mm bolt goes back to the same spot to hold the pin in. There should be some big rubber o rings. All they do is keep the grease in. Its helpful to have help with lining it up.

Easier said than done- The last 3 seasons there has been virtually no plowable snow in the Chicago area. I am desperate for onsite pictures. Last season I paid a guy in Pittsburg to get a video but he dropped the ball. I have sold thousands and all of my customers give it the thumbs up. Most are repeat customers, so Im confident this works. I tried every reasonable polymer, poured molds, embeded chains, kevlar, cable, machined inserts. This is the answer. Its simple and it works. I have 23+ years plowing. I solved my own problem and its good enough to sell. I totally understand why a man would be hesitant to try this out. A breakdown at 3am in a snowstorm is unacceptable, and thats why I make these.

Where do we go to order these?

​@3dservicesllc Hey I forgot about this. We have purchased dozens of these since this comment. Excellent design, little bit of a sag on the sections but we'll worth the purchases!!!

facebook is the cheapest bt yo can also get one on Amazon. Just dont buy the China ripoff of my design. The machining isnt very good and they use smaller magnets. facebook.com/marketplace/item/128491822420448

the internet is a mystery to me . Try this link. facebook.com/marketplace/item/128491822420448

The box does have details about how it goes together and sort of how its used but printing is really small. In the next printing I will make some changes. I also did not include "how to" directions because I figured that anyone looking at this already has the skill to use it.

@@3dservicesllc You're right, the box does have a panel with instructions. I missed it. I withdraw my suggestion

yeah, you're just seeing the threads backwards , im looking at my entire shop backwards!

Yeah, Im building them as fast as I can. Glad you like it. Its a good tool!

@@3dservicesllc Yeah, I like the quick change back-and-forth. Got to scrounge up some bucks, I’ve been spending too much lately ha ha wife is rolling her eyes! 🤪

its 8.25 between the ears on the quick attach bucket. Between the ears.

@@3dservicesllc Thank you

give me a call 630-774-0559. I can ship today or you can pick them up at my shop in Romeoville. They are $52 plus tax and shippng for the LD and $77 plus tax and shipping for the HD.

Yeah , I know. And as another kick in the ass they charge me $18 each just to sell it, plus all the F.U. fees they charge me. If you give me an address Ill send one out for $75 delivered if you contact me directly. 630-774-0559.

@@3dservicesllc OH MAN!! My neighbor owed me some money so he went on Amazon and bought me one because I won't use Amazon. I'm gonna like that jig. So sorry I didn't see your comment sooner! I would of bought it from you in a heart beat. Some one was complaining about magnets and iron don't miss because of the build up of the grinding? I have air hose right by my machine,, I just give it some air and it's all gone. Just had to have one! Thanks for your expertise!

Don't mix because of the build up

@@3dservicesllc can I have that offer too? I need one asap, I've got blades that I need to finish for customers and I just threw my bevel jig to the ground and smashed it cause it was screwing up my blades.

Yes it is.

The choice for material came from a year and a half of trying anything we could think of to solve the problem. The belting came from embedding a layer into polyurethane by pouring a mold over it. The polueurathane proved pointless in every case but the belting always held up. ( we also tried chains, and kevlar and cable. More than 100 versions) It is a severe duty mining belt that is waterjet cut because conventional drilling and cutting isnt a reasonable way of manufacturing in volume. Its also a really expensive process to have done. Skilled American labor isnt cheap. The middle plates hold the layers together for pushing. The center holes are a bit bigger to account for the required flex. When its all assembled its rubber between metal plates and its extremely rigid. There is a "wow factor" when you see it in person.

The metal plate is part of the oem mount. You can't get away from it. It"s part of the overall design flaw inherent in the blade. We fabricated the test rig to mimic a blade exactly. I agree that's why they break.

But its also worth noting that mine didn't break on the same rig over a time span 60x longer.

Thanks again for the order.

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most likely. I have a u25 that is exactly the same. I think all kubota quick attach systems are the same

Yeah, bit of a nuisance, but the speed of rotating the blade with no tools is good compensation for the swipe of a finger to clear the debris. Its the nature of magnets.

I dont agree with your characterization. Its like telling a master woodworker that using a hand -plane has no skill. This is still a hand tool and it still takes skill to use it. Anyone that is even interested in just looking at this tool already has the skill to use it. Im a highly skilled metal worker. If you get a look at my fingers, some dont bend, some are deformed, and none of them have any feeling left and my eyes are completely shot from 30 years of welding and beating on steel. I wont let my fingers get anywhere near a grinder. Pro tip to new welders, buy a good helmet, And always use ear protection. My ears are gone too. Working with steel takes a toll.

@@3dservicesllc It is not a hand tool its the absence of a hand tool personified , its literally buying a nail gun cos you cant use a hammer , or to use your analogies its buying a thicknesser because you cant use a hand plane , i have 34 years of welding since my first qualification im also a qualified tree surgeon gunsmith and blacksmith (yes you can get a qualification for that in europe , and i two have 6 inches of scaring on my right hand and one steel plate in it and black dots in my vision from spatter slag and grinding etc , its not hard to free hand grind but some people either never get it or go right to a jig and never try , its a good jig but it takes 3 passes to learn and requires no skill , you can argue with my opinion but that's just a fact , and you cant argue with facts ,,,unless your American ofc .

@@Edgunsuk We as humans are incapable of creating straight lines without a tool. Dime on a dollar says you have a dedicated straight edge, arms reach from your vice. Is DaVinci less of an artist because he used a straight edge. When the design calls for straight, than this is just another tool to get it done. Is it the purity of the process or the creation thats important to you. If its the process then ditch your grinder and break out the file. IF its the bringing the creation to life, then any tool to satisfy those ends are what seperate humans from animals. Its building your home with concrete and nails rather than sticks and mud.

@@3dservicesllc its a custom knife if its ordered a certain way and delivered as ordered. there are plenty of knife makers using jigs, furthermore, i bet they sell way more knives than you do. edgunsuk. do you insult loveless for inventing loveless bolts. if your so great i hope you do a good business, leave others to their own. some people just cant be happy for someone else. twirp

I presume you also make your own steel, then it would be really “custom” 😂😂😂

Good eye on the one inch, it's exactly one inch. If it's not to late, leave some material on the handle then shape the blade first. Otherwise I hate to say it won't work for this piece. If I'm understanding your right.

Was judging by the 2.25” washer in the video. Not too late, thanks!

When I do small blades I put a half inch parallel on the bottom ridge the shim up the blade. It covers the bottom half of the magnet but it's still plenty strong enough to hold a smaller blade. You can use any shim 1/2 inch wide. You can also use shims to change the grinding angle. I hope this helps.

Yeah, that’s perfect. I saw you do that just after 10 min mark. Thanks. Mines in the mail.

They are regular right hand threads. Its the camera mirror effect that makes them look wrong.

The answer is yes it works. It goes against everything I thought I knew. Grab a neodymium magnet and try it. Please direct all further questions to Bill Nye the Science Guy because I have no clue why it works, but it does. It was my very first question too.

Are you an Idiot? Stainless is Steel, which is metalic ... jfc

That makes alot of sense, so much so that the early prototypes had index marks. The marks were never really in the right place and always seem to cause more trouble than they were worth. It was a tough decision to remove the index marks but I decided that the user should decide the angle they use most by putting their own scribe line on the back. The anodizing takes a scribe line really well and a sharpie leaves a crisp line that can be removed for one off projects. If you need to put a number to the angle there are inexpensive digital angle finders that would be more accurate especially when you factor in the angle of your work table. Leaving the scribe lines off was not an oversight, it was a decision. I hope that helps..

@@3dservicesllc Where else can these be purchased? USA knifemaker is out of stock.

@@NuManXplore They will be back in stock in a few days there are also some on facebook marketplace without the amazon fees

@@3dservicesllc Thanks for the reply. I ended up buying one on Amazon.

Thanks. I'd love to see what you make with it.

Those will change the digging angle of the bucket. The upper holes will let you curl more but it wont open as much.

sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly lost my login password. I love any assistance you can give me.

@Clark Kalel instablaster :)

@Andres Brodie i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im trying it out now. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@Andres Brodie It worked and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thanks so much you saved my account :D

@Clark Kalel No problem =)