The detailed videos are great, and it is nice to see the short version tie it all together. If I were to tackle this build, I would watch this short, complete overview first to get the big picture, as they say, then break out into the previously recorded detailed build segments. Thanks for spending the extra time to make this compilation available!
And that is why I subscribed :). I really appreciate the short overview first instead of the other channel videos with "genius ideas", that start with cutting boards and in the last 1 min you figure out what was build. Thanks again for making our life easier :)
Merci pour cette vidéo, vous avez fait un sacré travail! Ça c'est de la machine! Tous ces détails, waouh, c'est époustouflant, vraiment! Ça donne envie de reproduire la même! Bravo et bonne continuation
Hi Matthias, like always you did a wonderful job. It's a pleasure to watch your videos. Very inspiring despite the fact that I think I will never reach your level.
I wonder if you could mayhe a bandsaw not using large wheels but a series of gears stretched out horizontally in an arch since what your interested in is the span of the blade 🤔 think like the wheels that drive the tank without the tread. Woodgears would be best able to test this out
Hi Matthias, you have such a lot of great footage from the farm days. Just a suggestion - do a 30 min edit of all of that. Will be quite entertaining to watch. I do not mean all the negative stuff, and "why we left". We've seen that and understand. Just the good times (and some of it was quite funny BTW).
Nice!!!!! Compared to most of the click bait currently on UA-cam, this one is well thought out, as well as built for war. There's a couple of things I would have done differently for the wheel hubs and the tracking (based on my machining background), but this should be plenty good for your application. As I learned doing on site machine repair, there's more than one way to filei the feline....
Another fantastic homemade machine I don’t know how you come up with design never mind the build credit to you and when you’ve got a spare hour can you make me one thanks from Ian in the Uk
When you build these wooden power tools are you concerned about the wood warping? How do you prevent this. Wood is very susceptible to humidity changes and will move and exert forces in many directions.
Why don't you use 2 13" wheels side by side instead of 1 26" wheel, the bandsaw could be much smaller, but you could cut the same width as with big wheels?
I am trying to figure out what makes my new 14" bandsaw worth the 1400 dollars I paid for it. If I was given a piece of wood cut using your bandsaw, and a piece of wood from mine, what would be the difference if any? What is the difference in experience between this bandsaw and the Harvey Ambassador I own? I am not looking here for differences as in better or worse, rather things like more noise, vibration, the cuts are rougher, much slower, or faster, or it smells bad, or whatever. But difference rooted in our 5 senses, please.
by yout logic, a blade wrapped around one wheel would eventually break from spinning it, even though no bending and unbending takes place. After all, it's doing 360 degrees every turn!
Mattias is right. The more wheels, the faster the blade eventually will wear and break. Also bench top saws use to be popular in the 80s with 3 wheel design. They were phased out as they were a pain to adjust to get the blade tracking correctly so most people regarded them as cheaply made.
@@woodworkingbusiness1376 DoAll larger bandsaws have four wheels plus speed control. You wood workers should see what metal cutting blades have to hold up to. If your crappy blades keep breaking something wrong with your little princess
The whole project is way beyond my capability to do it myself but always enjoy watching Matthias project. So many detailed troubleshooting, fine adjustment, solution on spots. Thank you!
@@matthiaswandel My old bandsaw is a 80cm(or 31inch)-dinosaur. But I think, that doesn't count, because I didn't build it myself. My sawmill has only 55cm or 22 inches. So, yes: you have build the bigger one;)
Yes, the closure. That is one of the most important parts. I brought home a used bandsaw once and was so excited to use it, but the guards rattled ALLOT! Naturally, I just took them off. It worked so well right from the get go that I had to share the experience with my wife so I called her in to my shop and said watch how well this thing cuts! I was cutting a rocker, for a rocking chair. I fed the front part of the rocker into the blade watching the point of contact with the blade and NOT watching the back of the rocker. I unceremoniously fed my ring finger into the blade on the backside of the band wheel. about 3/4" deep. I filleted it neatly, almost professionally, against the bone. Yes,we do need The blade guards.
I have to say,you are a genius sir, I take my hat off to you.Your thinking method excels anything on here, the items you build are amazing, I am guessing you have an engineering background, thanks for posting from GARRY IN THE UK
I have a smaller cheap brand bandsaw, and the tyres have perished. I have tried using tube rubber as a wheel tyre but it didn't work. I have been wondering that if I 3D printed a tool so that I could easily apply polyurethane (from a tube) as a semi-permanent tyre to the wheel would work as a replacement. What do you thing, Matthias?
Mr. Wandel you are an amazing, unrepeatable, exquisite,insurmountable wood worker-carpenter.Everything you present to us is unique. Thank you very much, I bow. Greetings from Greece. Always be well.
Matthias Wandel, nice to meet you. I see that you have built about 5 band saws. All of his videos are very impressive, and I watch them over and over again from start to finish whenever he uploads a video. My workshop is too small to make large works like Matthias Wandel's, but I try to make small works with a lot of effort. I will continue to learn from your videos and try my best to have a large workshop one day. I look forward to seeing your videos.
Your grandchildren will be able to watch this video on how the bandsaw that was passed down to them was made. Such a cool thing. Nice job Mr Wandel. :)
The detailed videos are great, and it is nice to see the short version tie it all together. If I were to tackle this build, I would watch this short, complete overview first to get the big picture, as they say, then break out into the previously recorded detailed build segments. Thanks for spending the extra time to make this compilation available!
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Matthias, you're simply the best there is! Thank you for the fantastic build. Can't wait to watch the extended version as well.
Великолепная работа!!!! Ролик тоже супер!!! Удачи и новых достижений!! С благодарностью 👍👍👍👍✊🤝!!!
You are an incredible engineer. One of the coolest builds I have ever seen.
Very nicely done as always with your projects. The real icing on the cake is that the wife not only approves but enjoys using it too!!
Matthias names his videos as if he's just organising files on his pc
yes, not so fond of clickbait titles
@@matthiaswandel never change!
@@matthiaswandel Nobody is! Clickbate from you would make a fun April fool's video.
And that is why I subscribed :). I really appreciate the short overview first instead of the other channel videos with "genius ideas", that start with cutting boards and in the last 1 min you figure out what was build. Thanks again for making our life easier :)
@@rafalmag oh yeah, i hate that
Merci pour cette vidéo, vous avez fait un sacré travail! Ça c'est de la machine! Tous ces détails, waouh, c'est époustouflant, vraiment! Ça donne envie de reproduire la même! Bravo et bonne continuation
Hi Matthias, like always you did a wonderful job. It's a pleasure to watch your videos. Very inspiring despite the fact that I think I will never reach your level.
Pleasure, pleasure, pleasure, pleasure, pleasure, million times more, worth watching you work, thank you.
wow , you are truly a gifted wood working wizard!!, hands down the very best on youtube!!
really love the way you use your tools/equipment. kind of like your One with your tools. great video and VERY informative.
Excellent project and no measured drawings!
Great work.
Did anyone else appreciate the irony of using a bandsaw to make the DIY bandsaw, or just me?
You my friend are amazing !!!!! What a talent .
Write that so awesome would love to hear a review years into it. I want those plans so bad
I am 7 mins in and am already confused just following all the pieces...I can't possibly imagine how you designed and built this thing!
Matthias , you are a Genius!
I wonder if you could mayhe a bandsaw not using large wheels but a series of gears stretched out horizontally in an arch since what your interested in is the span of the blade 🤔 think like the wheels that drive the tank without the tread. Woodgears would be best able to test this out
"Why do you paint your bandsaws?"
...because you can.
Awesome video and build!
painted in Wandel Green.
Per me è veramente un GENIO... Complimenti.
Wonderful to see again. Excellent build and videography!
It is fun to watch you design and problem solve on the fly.
You could make it double as a 26inch disc sander fairly easily.
Your patience comes from a deeper well than mine for sure.
KING OF WOOD-HANDCRAFT !!!
this is talent on a rare order
Dude love you’re work …But you remind me of my math teacher
Your home made bandsaw is x10 better than my 1200$ bandsaw from King.
Hi Matthias, you have such a lot of great footage from the farm days. Just a suggestion - do a 30 min edit of all of that. Will be quite entertaining to watch. I do not mean all the negative stuff, and "why we left". We've seen that and understand. Just the good times (and some of it was quite funny BTW).
Nice!!!!! Compared to most of the click bait currently on UA-cam, this one is well thought out, as well as built for war. There's a couple of things I would have done differently for the wheel hubs and the tracking (based on my machining background), but this should be plenty good for your application. As I learned doing on site machine repair, there's more than one way to filei the feline....
Another fantastic homemade machine I don’t know how you come up with design never mind the build credit to you and when you’ve got a spare hour can you make me one thanks from Ian in the Uk
You're amazing!! Superb job! 🔝
Sir im very impress u r work very nice
I do believe its nearly time for bandsaw intervention 😁
Cara....que projeto incrível. Parabéns. Saudações do Brasil.
magnifico felicitaciones
dos preguntas:
1. la cinta mide 4 mt?
2. las ruedas son de 2' de diámetro?
gracias
saludos desde el peru
lovely use of that Japanese saw lol
Haha yeah I noticed his beautiful technique too
Cool video, band saw to make a band saw
Как всегда все супер!
Wow- i am going to have to buy myself a bandsaw- so I mcan make a bandsaw!!! hahaha Joking aside, that is pretty darn neat- Nice work!
you're on MY team
Supper great schow👍👍👍
Fantastic! I really like your video. I enjoyed watching it until the end. subscribe Thank you for sharing my friend😄👍💕
Nice build!
Genius ! Thank you.
Could he have just used a 26” mountain bike wheel? ;)
I can't even comprehend the size of his brain
When you build these wooden power tools are you concerned about the wood warping? How do you prevent this. Wood is very susceptible to humidity changes and will move and exert forces in many directions.
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عاشت الايادي
روعه
Would you recommend using the hollow wheels for your smaller band saws?
not worth the trouble
Sir which type of oil is best for fan shaft and bush.. sir my fans bush eroded again and again..
Excelente, parabéns! 🇧🇷
awesome
When are you going to make a 30” bandsaw?
Mine is bigger, and I paid $11 for it. Vertical cutting capacity 55 cm…cuts like butter with 8hp motor and sawmill blades.
Can I have one of those old smaller ones you now have em for spare? :)
Have you ever considered getting a CNC for intricit projects???
Why so much glue instead of screws?
Why don't you use 2 13" wheels side by side instead of 1 26" wheel, the bandsaw could be much smaller, but you could cut the same width as with big wheels?
goo to woodgears.ca and search for "bad bandsaw ideas"
J'ai besoin d'une 40" pour débiter des troncs d'arbre.
how many hours for the saw start to fini?
Great work,how long can use without wheel repairs
The oldest wooden bandsaw I have is 11 years old. Haven't had to repair any wheels.
do you use all those philips screws for our american friends? ;)
I am trying to figure out what makes my new 14" bandsaw worth the 1400 dollars I paid for it. If I was given a piece of wood cut using your bandsaw, and a piece of wood from mine, what would be the difference if any? What is the difference in experience between this bandsaw and the Harvey Ambassador I own? I am not looking here for differences as in better or worse, rather things like more noise, vibration, the cuts are rougher, much slower, or faster, or it smells bad, or whatever. But difference rooted in our 5 senses, please.
a cheap car will get you from point a to point b just like a fancy one, but you may enjoy the experience more with a fancy one.
Would really appreciate captions. Thank you friendo.
then watch it later once they are available.
@@matthiaswandel 🙏❤️
good👍
2:05 "💥ully"
Nowadays lumber is more expensive than steel.
Hi. I need a 32" bandsaw. When can you make the video and plans for?
24:12 😄🐶
Great work… are you insane?
You're crazy, but in a good way
5:39
Mißt du immer inklusive der sägeblattbreite?
Would not four wheels give a deeper cut instead of two giant wheels.? 🤔
The constant bending and unbending destroys blades.
@@iolithblue
So where is the difference? Each wheel does 90° to two wheels doing 180°
by yout logic, a blade wrapped around one wheel would eventually break from spinning it, even though no bending and unbending takes place. After all, it's doing 360 degrees every turn!
Mattias is right. The more wheels, the faster the blade eventually will wear and break. Also bench top saws use to be popular in the 80s with 3 wheel design. They were phased out as they were a pain to adjust to get the blade tracking correctly so most people regarded them as cheaply made.
@@woodworkingbusiness1376
DoAll larger bandsaws have four wheels plus speed control.
You wood workers should see what metal cutting blades have to hold up to. If your crappy blades keep breaking something wrong with your little princess
Has anyone shown this to Jimmy DiResta?
within the first few seconds, a band saw is used in the making of a bandsaw lol
Next video, how cheap did Mathias build the bandsaws?!
“Give me a blade long enough and a band saw on which to place it, and I shall slice the world. ” - Matthias Wandel
Now that's a great comment ...and some people won't even understand the reference.
* ─Matthimedes
I like how you leveraged that old quote....
Please, a 48" band saw.
That was very witty, thank you.
The whole project is way beyond my capability to do it myself but always enjoy watching Matthias project. So many detailed troubleshooting, fine adjustment, solution on spots. Thank you!
Good idea to sum things up like this... btw: after reading the tumbnail I had to go to my bandsaw with a measuring tape.
how big is yours?
@@matthiaswandel My old bandsaw is a 80cm(or 31inch)-dinosaur. But I think, that doesn't count, because I didn't build it myself. My sawmill has only 55cm or 22 inches. So, yes: you have build the bigger one;)
The Bandsaw king; His Majesty Wandel
Mathias, can you please stop playing around with these little teeny tiny bandsaws and build a REALLY big one! 😂
Matthias-Cremona Bandsaw Mill, here we come! 🇨🇦🟥
CERN Large Hadron Bandsaw
@@TrentR42 That would be awesome! But of course made out of wood.
Sir, you always amaze me. Thank you for sharing your Ingenuity
This never gets old! I've seen all the build videos and can watch them multiple times.
Today I will be building a bandsaw. Required tools: Another bandsaw
lmao
É impressionante a inteligência e a habilidade desse cara! Perfeição!
Your a genius man. .I appreciate God's gift for you. .
I've been watching your work for some years now without commenting, but I had to say this is an amazing project, and so well presented.
I liked the way you used a homemade bandsaw to build your bigger bandsaw...
I very enjoy the vid and the plan looks really well done.
But I was wondering what would be the cost the build this project ?
First time I've ever seen someone move a bandsaw across their material, rather then the other way. Interesting build. Cheers!
You can buy portable bandsaws such as Mafell they use them in oak framing a lot where the timbers are to heavy to lift on to the machine
Phenomenal Matthias!!! What a great compilation of the past while!! You are such an inspiration!! Keep up the great work sir!! 👏🏼👊🏼👍🏼
Yes, the closure. That is one of the most important parts. I brought home a used bandsaw once and was so excited to use it, but the guards rattled ALLOT! Naturally, I just took them off. It worked so well right from the get go that I had to share the experience with my wife so I called her in to my shop and said watch how well this thing cuts! I was cutting a rocker, for a rocking chair. I fed the front part of the rocker into the blade watching the point of contact with the blade and NOT watching the back of the rocker. I unceremoniously fed my ring finger into the blade on the backside of the band wheel. about 3/4" deep. I filleted it neatly, almost professionally, against the bone. Yes,we do need The blade guards.
How's that finger doin?
Superb piece of engineering. I only have enough space for a table-top bandsaw!
I have to say,you are a genius sir, I take my hat off to you.Your thinking method excels anything on here, the items you build are amazing, I am guessing you have an engineering background, thanks for posting from GARRY IN THE UK
I have a smaller cheap brand bandsaw, and the tyres have perished. I have tried using tube rubber as a wheel tyre but it didn't work. I have been wondering that if I 3D printed a tool so that I could easily apply polyurethane (from a tube) as a semi-permanent tyre to the wheel would work as a replacement. What do you thing, Matthias?
just wrap it in electrical tape, like i did with a cheap bandsaw, video many years ago
Mr. Wandel you are an amazing, unrepeatable, exquisite,insurmountable wood worker-carpenter.Everything you present to us is unique. Thank you very much, I bow. Greetings from Greece. Always be well.
Matthias Wandel, nice to meet you.
I see that you have built about 5 band saws.
All of his videos are very impressive, and I watch them over and over again from start to finish whenever he uploads a video.
My workshop is too small to make large works like Matthias Wandel's, but I try to make small works with a lot of effort.
I will continue to learn from your videos and try my best to have a large workshop one day.
I look forward to seeing your videos.
Your grandchildren will be able to watch this video on how the bandsaw that was passed down to them was made. Such a cool thing. Nice job Mr Wandel. :)