Making Mechanical Wood Chipper
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2023
- I decided to solve the problem with the branches, in the end I decided to make a chipper. I already had a low-power electric gearmotor, so I decided to make a mechanism with a roller under the cutting blades, the idea with the roller was suggested to me by my friend Darek from the Made in Poland channel. Thanks to the roller, there is much less overload during cutting, thanks to which the 1.5KW 260 rpm electric gear motor perfectly copes with branches with a diameter of up to 4.5 cm.
My favorite phone from years ago, Nokia 3310, appeared in the video - not sponsored.
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It's absolutely brilliant... No matter what your native language is, the indestructible Nokia 3310 is understood globally
spot on
I wish we could still get them here!
@@Bradvision ebay mate
Hydraulic Press channel destroyed one pretty easily years ago, but to be fair that was in Finland so it's kinda like destroying the One Ring in Mordor
Thank you 😁 It's not just a phone, it's memories, history, affection and that unforgettable ringtone is all that makes this phone always indestructible 😀
Watching the actual chipping, my buddy said "this is very underwhelming of a ending..."
Then the Nokia phone.
Bravo,sir. Bravo.
Felicitări! Dintre toate tocătoarele home made, este cel mai reușit. Viteza de avans este bună, doar marginea gurii de alimentare trebuie rotunjită, pentru a nu se agăța crengile la întrare. Perfect!
What a super machine! I would love to have one like that to chunk up all of the branches that we have. If one could get a hold of some super low cost mesh sacks one could fill them and then stack in rows to dry in the sun or in a building/covered area. While firewood is great for burn pits smaller branches works just as well.
That turned out well. I would like to encourage you to harden your cutters. If you have a cutting torch or a forge, you can do this with some used motor oil. Heat up the cutting edges so they glow red, and hold them with locking pliers or maybe a c clamp, and place them in the oil till they stop bubbling, and allow them to cool, then reassemble them. This makes the cutting edge stay sharp longer, and helps prevent accidents or something worse. You can use water instead of oil, but they may become too hard and shatter.
You can find more information on UA-cam.
Thank you 😁 I'll admit that I tried but I have such a tiny burner and it didn't work, I'll try to heat it up with a TIG welder :) But thank you very much for the very valuable advice 😀
@@WorkshopFromScratch you're welcome. Maybe Derek could be of assistance, if he's not too far away.
Its mild steel cutting blades which will not harden when quenched in oil or water, i would drill and tap the blades to hold high carbon steel insert blades which can be hardened .
I enjoy watching a true craftsman at work
That'll teach those branches to get in the way-now the only thing you need to look out for is the power cord. 😄
Great overall design and build process. Always an immediate "thumbs up." God bless.
Thank you 😁 You are right, now the cable will be an obstacle, it needs to changed 😂
Regards 😀
Good work as always! I would love to see u build a sandblasting cabinet or like a straightening ”machine” for rims or something like that, keep up the awesome work! 👍
I like the initial scenario😂, your an amazing machinist, top 3 of all my channels. Keep up the great work buddy!!!
what are the other two top channels?
Nice job and clever structure. Bravo !
I appreciate the low level of noise when splitting branches.
Maybe some enhancements for feeding part :
- incline the feed pipe for using gravity
- add material around the part to reduce the noise and vibrations
Thank you 😁 Yes, the design can be significantly improved, but it still works very well 😁
Wow impressive accuracy 👏. Nice welding. A very neat and precise work program.end result 10 out of 10. Shame not taking over seas orders lol.
Very nice little project. Great craftsmanship too. Just subbed!
Super nice opening! Had to watch it a number of times!
Thank you 😁 It was supposed to be just a stumble, but I missed the branch I was aiming at with my foot and a real tipper came out 😂
I’m here from the hackaday article. That looks like way too much fun to use.
Zastosowanie rolki zamiast płyty stalowej, idealne rozwiązanie 👍👍👍
That roller idea looks very clever
Funniest opening for a video in a long time!
Nice project, makes for easy branch and twig reduction/ disposal too.
Good job!
Thank you 😁 I'll try to post something funny often 😁
@@WorkshopFromScratch You are doing a good job no matter if it's funny or not. :)
Крутой станок,да и сам мастер молодец рукастый,браво хороший измельчитель сделал,уважаю.
Still waiting to see these so called brilliant inventions and great things.
Początek był dobry ale końcówka to już mistrzostwo 😂
Hehe 😂😂
Buenísimo Maestro te mereces un 10 pero te quito 1 por no poner medidas las puedo conseguir gracias por enseñarme saludos y salud
Great job, you have an amazing shop with good tools and obviously a great skill to build this, well done
Вот видите как он удачно упал, и голова заработала,а так запинался бы ходил. Может ещё обо что заденет лишь бы голову не сломал да делом занялся
on a joking note no youtubers were hurt in the making of this video lol great video learned quite a bit about placement of bearings
The Nokia prank was the best seen in years; nice chipper btw.
that was a briliant joke and great construction, congrats!
You tripping me over the pile of wood made me subscribe LOL
Hahaha, man when he threw that Nokia in, I said watch it break his machine and he's obviously a man with a sense of humor! Freakin love it! Lol
Essa forrageira me encantou, além de nos proporcionar um grande ensino, esse vídeo é o máximo em tecnologia, vou até assistir de novo, muito obrigado e que Deus abençoe!!!
Лучший щепкорез, что я видел на ютьюбе! Браво! Молодец! И ролик грамотно сделан, с юмором!😁
Thanks for sharing! Very nice. Satisfaction at 12:02. Perfect fit.
С кучей веток это здорово придумано.😄 Пришлось досмотреть до конца. Респект.👍
После первых 30 секунд я понял, что вам надо в Голливуде сниматься в комедийном жанре))) Молодец! Нужную вещь сделал.но старая Нокиа-это на века.)
Amazing idea, if love to possess the skills to make this kinda stuff. Great video
Don't feel to bad cause we have a president that trips on sand bags and walking up stairs but he was born before either of those were invented, great build I love DIY wood chipper projects.
Thank you 😁
Very nice project, well done. Thank you.
Thank you 😁
Very funny 🤣 man. That phone is bulletproof.
Brilliant, dude! Fantastic work! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thank you 😁
First of all, this is an amazing video. I would like to think you made this because you tripped over the branches, but it was too well designed and thought out for that to be true. But the video was equally funny as well. You have one very solid phone there I'd say. I can also tell you enjoyed making this chipper machine and it shows. Very nice indeed... Thumbs Up!
Да,качественно сработано.Тодько одно небольшое уточнение-входную воронку надо было сделать не горизонтально,а под углом в 45°,чтоб ветки сами падали к ножам.
Hahahaha, początek, rozjebałeś mnie stary, ten "szczupak" i kawa... 🤣🤣🤣 MISTRZ...
A projekt i jego realizacja - jak zawsze zajebista... 👏👏👏
Hehe😁 Dziękuję 😁
Ainda não criaram uma máquina capaz de destruir um Nokia 😂, parabéns pela máquina, top show de bola
I need one of these, great job 👍
Fantastic work here!
Thank you 😁
Yes YES... Good old Nokia, indestructible!😂😂
Excellent work as always, looking forward to the next one👍👍
Thank you 😁
I've seen quite a few builds of these machines, all from Eastern Europe. This is by far, the simplest, most effective way to build one.
My stove loves the type of fuel these machines make from branches. The highest temps I've gotten were from chopped branches, that I have to make, one at a time with a chop saw.
I'd like to make a double bladed machine for larger branches.... up to 3 inch, or 7.5 cm... I have access to the machinery and welders.
Love your channel...
There, wood is commonly used in home stoves instead of the more expensive natural gas.
Good job 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Take care of yourself, be safe, 🇨🇦
Thank you 😁
Nice! I don't know if reducing the speed with different sprockets would work better than increasing it and adding a flywheel, but it seems to work fine on everything you gave it so far.
Thank you 😁 It seems to me that they work completely enough for my needs, but if it came to chopping dry and harder wood, this machine would need to be improved a bit 😀
Needs MUCH higher speed. Look at any commercial chipper, they are turning at about 5x the RPM of this machine.
My chipper is running at about 2500RPM, with a pair of blades on a 200mm diameter drum. Puts out chips about as big as your pinkie fingernail.
Is that's Machine Safety Control By Nokia 3310 Mobile phone.❤🎉😅
3310 -это хорошо !!! 3310-это надёжно !!! )))
Wonderful project and build, very high quality compared to mass-produced chippers! Are the blades heat-treated for durability?
Good question, but I think it's made of mild steel without treatment
Muito bom ficou indestrutível,gostei.
Hi, which power is your MAG? it seems just for thick plates. Great work there, congrats 👏
Nice shop and tools
You could have used 4 nokia phones as the cutter blades, would have cut like a beast!
Great idea!!! Then the engine would not be needed, you could drive the mechanism manually 😂😂😂
Você fez um excelente trabalho. Parabéns! Mas me deixou confuso quanto ao celular. De fato foi colocado um sensor ou foi apenas uma brincadeira? Se usou sensor, porque não mostrou enquanto montou? Caso usou, que sensor seria?
😂😂😂 I love the Nokia joke. Those phones were amazing
Great job!!! I would add a heavy flywheel for better performance. Put the chain tensioner bolts in the wrong direction 😂
Thank you 😁
Hello! For me this is fantastic. Congratulations.
Thank you 😁
Nice fabrication. What SPF sunscreen do you wear on your arms?
Hello mister beautifully made well done
Thank you 😁
well this was practically hypnotizing and extremely inspiring. What was the total time spent with making the chipper?
Thank you 😁 About 12 days :) But recording with a camera significantly extends the work
I enjoyed the humorous premise with nostalgic phone ... thats new from you, and it was done well. Whats not new from you is the amazing attention to precision. You are very talented, and its no wonder that after only so few videos you have risen to such a high sub and view count, its very well deserved. My suggestion is that you add a caption mentioning the tools used in the video that you have made. I have watched all of your videos, most of them multiple times, and I could watch a Workshop From Scratch video every day of my life.
p.s. have you thought about building your own powder coating oven? I would LOVE to see that XD
p.s.s I stopped to comment just before the nokia in chipper gag ... lol thats brilliant. Thanks so much for sharing 🤣
😎🤜
Thank you 😁 I wouldn't say I'm talented, but I'm definitely stubborn 😂 As for funny inserts, I had something funny to post in previous videos but I was afraid of the reaction, I'm a cheerful person who likes jokes, so if viewers like this video, there will definitely be something funny more often 😁 Thank you for watching videos on the channel, thanks to viewers like you, I have motivation for further projects 😀
@@WorkshopFromScratch Thanks, friend, best to you and eagerly look forward to all you share in the future 🙏
Amazing skills and hilarious humor 😂❤
Thank you 😁
I was considering building a chipper for a semi-commercial purpose, but it seems like more work and equipment are needed than I initially thought.
I was tossing the idea of sanwiching a number of hard-tipped circular saw blades as the cutter. Do you think that would be a viable option?
A big concern is.... The cutting blades, the holes for mounting bolts are all slotted.... which means the blades can still slide out and get launched into someone standing line of site even hundreds of feet away...
Those blade slotted holes should be strictly holes, no slots....
Great build! What is the max capacity in wood diameter you think?
very good work. can you please tell the dimentions of bearings and shaft ???????
Chevy Chase and President Ford would be proud of that opening.😄
Nice work as usual. How big of a branch would you dare run thru it?
Thank you 😁 I tried 4, even 5cm somehow it went but when I tried with a dry twig it was probably a walnut tree about 4cm thick unfortunately but then a more powerful engine would be useful
Instead of breaking the cutters apart and cutting the slots in them individually I would have left them welded together, turned them in the vise with the cutting edges down and milled the slots with the appropriate sized end mill. Then I would have separated them.
Yes, you're right, but I don't have a milling machine, the machine you see in the video is a drill and although I sometimes use it for milling, it's for thin sheets, but in general the machine, although very solid, is not made for milling :)
@@WorkshopFromScratch Put the end mill in the chuck and mill downwards as if you were drilling the material out. I've done that several times when I couldn't get a milling machine to do the work. Once done use the grinder to smooth the cuts.
Dobrá práce
Zawsze mnie zastanawia dlaczego lancuch a nie paski (ciszej chodza i moga sluzyc za sprzeglo) czy taka konstrukcja nie moze byc na paskach?
Looks nearly OSHA approved!
The ending was even better. I think that was a Nokia 3310...
yes it's nokia 3310, indestructible, one of the viewers wrote that I could put four nokias instead of steel knives, then even a motor to drive the mechanism would not be needed, he is right 😂😂😂
You from Poland for sure
Gostei da sua interpretação no comeco , caindo devido aos galhos de arvores muito bom , e o seu projeto tambem e muito bom
very good job, one like 👍
Thank you 😁
Another great video
Thank you 😁
0:18 Good motivation for create Wood Chipper. 😂
Is the electro motor monophase or threephase ?
Loved the Nokia joke
Nokia 3310 tribute approved 🙂
Nice work bro 💪
Thank you 😁
Before I even strarted the video my thoughts were like: That woodscipper stopt. 😂
😮 super
encore une superbe vidéo, j'ai bien aimé avec le portable nokia, ca m'a fait rire !!! GG
Merci 😁
Nie ma sprzęgła?
A co jeśli się zablokuje wirnik?
Wonderful
Jaki model zakretarki makity?
ahaha it's a good advertisement for Nokia, This guy has a very good sense of Humor..
NOKIA the best :)
Nice job:)
Thank you 😁
You made me laugh and be entertained
Super video👍
Thank you 😁
Brilliant!!!
Thanks 😁
Гениально 👍👍👍 да и прикол с телефоном удался😂👍
The bolts holding on the blades will loosen over time and I would hate to be around that when they do!
When an immovable object meets an unstoppable force! You're lucky there wasn't a criticality event!
nokia jokes are timeless🤣
Perfect! 🇧🇷
Thanks 😁
amazing❤
На вал наварить уголки это ход на соточку. Ножи на балты крепят не для того чтобы уголки на сварку поставить. Гениальный ход (нет). Отлетят через пару минут работы.
The only thing that made me happy is, his grandson will be going to use this chopper in 3023 due to the strength of the knife used in, with the condition the if chain used withstand that strong...
If not then his grandson will call him back through that Nokia 3310 to get it fixed...