Saw Head Lifting System - Band Sawmill Build #15

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  • Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
  • WATCH WORKING SAWMILL HERE: • Sawmilling Furring Str...
    Fabricating part of the stabilizer frame - it still needs cross braces and diagonal reinforcements which I can add after the band wheels and motors are on their place so I can check that everything clears everything. The lifting system / cut depth adjustment system is made from ATM Monkey (Honda Monkey clone) old sprockets and a 25 mm round stock. I will change the sprockets and chain for new ones in the future. The 25 mm round stock / shaft feels kinda flimsy so some kind of support in the center of it would be good or changing it to a bigger diameter shaft later on. But I will see if it's needed in the future. The hand crank is temporary, also the mount I made for it. It will sit on the cross brace when I get to reinforcing the frame. But now I will start fabricating the frame for band wheels and motors. Stay tuned for future videos! Thanks for watching!
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    BEFORE COMMENTING READ THIS:
    ДО КОММЕНТАРИИ ПРОЧИТАЙТЕ ЭТО:
    1) This is a lifting system for a sawmill saw head
    Это подъемная система для пильной головки пилы
    2) What can you do with it? - Lift a saw head and adjust board thickness.
    Что ты можешь сделать с этим?- Поднимите пильную головку и отрегулируйте толщину доски.
    WORKING SAWMILL VIDEO HERE: • Sawmilling Spruce - Ba...
    ВИДЕО РАБОТОЙ ВИДЕО ЗДЕСЬ: • Sawmilling Spruce - Ba...
    Soundtrack:
    Pomade - Silent Partner (UA-cam Audio Library)

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  • @DonnDIY
    @DonnDIY  6 років тому +25

    BEFORE COMMENTING READ THIS:
    ДО КОММЕНТАРИИ ПРОЧИТАЙТЕ ЭТО:
    1) This is a lifting system for a sawmill saw head
    Это подъемная система для пильной головки пилы
    2) What can you do with it? - Lift a saw head and adjust board thickness.
    Что ты можешь сделать с этим?- Поднимите пильную головку и отрегулируйте толщину доски.
    WORKING SAWMILL VIDEO HERE: ua-cam.com/video/4OdldBzwaQw/v-deo.html
    ВИДЕО РАБОТОЙ ВИДЕО ЗДЕСЬ: ua-cam.com/video/4OdldBzwaQw/v-deo.html

  • @michaelclark2840
    @michaelclark2840 4 роки тому +2

    Simple, and will work well. Easy to change sprockets if you need more mechanical advantage. Remember to grease the cables.

  • @Crewsy
    @Crewsy 6 років тому +1

    Looks like a great setup with the gearing to lift the weight it will eventually hold.
    Looks like the cable anchor points (lollipops) could be closer together so the cables will not be on the angle they’re on when the carriage is lifted causing them to rub as they get wound up.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому +1

      Yup, you're right. Have to play around with it a little. Maybe change the cable anchor points up on the shaft and alter the direction of cable spooling. Or if the cable starts to chip away change to motorcycle chains.

  • @markanthonynilo9198
    @markanthonynilo9198 Рік тому

    I enjoy watching your build. In your design you should hold the crank so that the weight of the lifted object won't fall back due to gravity,mind considering another gearing system that would stay put even after you release it. I'm sure you'll find ways. Thanks by the way, Great Build!,lookin' forward for more.

  • @titanstudioproductions335
    @titanstudioproductions335 6 років тому +16

    I was just scrolling through the boring UA-cam videos, they , boom ! I saw your video and I knew my Friday just got even better. Love this series and keep the the awesome work/videos.

  • @eltallerdeelberg....1273
    @eltallerdeelberg....1273 4 роки тому +3

    Its always good when you get to that moment ...
    And it DOES'NT suck!!

  • @joeelias2515
    @joeelias2515 6 років тому +1

    Simply awesome! Plus, it's a nice, gorgeous and well stocked workshop you have got right there, the combination of that workshop and the right mind, I tell you there's no limit to creativity; wish I had such

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому +1

      Cheers. Let's be honest - it's an old barn, I will upgrade it when I eventually get to doing that. But until then, you're right, it serves its purpose really well despite the worn look. I wish all men had their private corner to find refuge from. :D

  • @pup734
    @pup734 6 років тому +2

    Great video I sure wish I found your channel before I built mine You make it seam easy . thanks for sharing

  • @TroyeStonich
    @TroyeStonich 6 років тому

    Nothing but pure awesome in this video Donn!

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      Thanks and thanks for watching. The build process could be faster but I'm a really slow guy. You should see me crossing the road. :D

  • @victoire556
    @victoire556 3 роки тому

    Merci vos vidéos m'aide beaucoup pour la construction de ma machine pour mon projet d'exploitation artisanale de bois

  • @patrickbaitman8336
    @patrickbaitman8336 6 років тому +1

    Why all the downvotes? This is awesome!

  • @d.k.parihar3694
    @d.k.parihar3694 6 років тому

    You are so lucky to you have all those machineries and tool at home for homemade saw mill.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому +1

      I was lucky to acquire the farm with most of the heavy machinery already in it. The hand tools I've bought over the years and three items were sent to me by Evolution Power Tools which I'm highly grateful for.

  • @horatiohornblower868
    @horatiohornblower868 6 років тому +1

    You must be the most intuitive mechanical genius west of the Ural. I bet you could rebuild the Eiffel Tower from scratch. Great respect!

  • @art-134
    @art-134 4 роки тому +1

    Классная работа!Пересматриваю все твои видео!Респект!

  • @jcjammer1
    @jcjammer1 6 років тому

    Man you are going to have one nice sawmill

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      I hope so. ;)

  • @beniamintoma3553
    @beniamintoma3553 4 роки тому +1

    The guide columns could be made of round pipe, to which the grating system was adapted. The metal cable is too in demand on that small diameter shaft, so a larger diameter drum was required. Good luck and like!

  • @PhG1961
    @PhG1961 6 років тому +3

    Waw, you're a creative/inventive guy ! Congratulations, job well done and excellent video.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      Thanks for watching!

  • @thomasns8146
    @thomasns8146 3 роки тому

    Very useful video. Thank you brother

  • @thomassellers7613
    @thomassellers7613 6 років тому

    Good job! Very skillful workmanship... and what a collection of tools! Keep it up.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      Cheers man! Don't let yourself to be fooled by the fancy tools. The only tools a man needs are angle grinder and a welder. :D Everything else is a bonus.

  • @CharleswoodSpudzyofficial
    @CharleswoodSpudzyofficial 6 років тому

    That's an intense cutter you got here

  • @rosssmith5753
    @rosssmith5753 6 років тому +1

    the open bearing on the winder will quickly get fouled by sawdust and dirt a lovely job but that bearing needs a seal

  • @es5ape
    @es5ape 6 років тому +1

    Man, it's so unusual to not to see you in coveralls :D Happy to see another video and looking forward for first test :)
    When you lifted up and down the beam, you reminded me the song from Rocky movie :D

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому +2

      Yeah, I'm going through coveralls like butter - all are worn out. Plus it's getting warm here, it's over 10 degrees Celsius around here daily so I'm starting to sweat my but off already even without the warm and comfy hug of the coverall. :D

    • @es5ape
      @es5ape 6 років тому

      Donn DIY 10 degrees? OMG, we have 30 in Poland 😋

  • @fynbo1007
    @fynbo1007 6 років тому +2

    Very smooth system, thank you for sharing your amazing video

  • @jlhomestead954
    @jlhomestead954 6 років тому

    Very nice work. Looking great.

  • @maximalgrafics998
    @maximalgrafics998 6 років тому +2

    maravilloso, por fin encuentro un buen tutorial sobre esto, quiero hacerme mi propia mesa regulable en altura y creo que este sistema funcionara, muchas gracias por compartir

  • @morgansword
    @morgansword 5 років тому

    Oh to have the steel and toys to make smaller pieces out of big pieces. I have to say that if this is a first build then what comes next as your very clever. I don't think I could do as well and I have years of time in machine shops from building race cars and big boy toys. Very good so far, I can assume that your keeping a diary of sizes and bearing types/no., etc. I would use this saw when finished I do believe

  • @olddawgdreaming5715
    @olddawgdreaming5715 6 років тому

    Looking good as always. Like your work and videos too. Thanks for sharing...

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      Thanks man. And thanks for watching. ;)

  • @АлексейБухарский-ь5о
    @АлексейБухарский-ь5о 6 років тому +5

    Золотые руки и светлая голова, явно не алкоголик.

    • @art-134
      @art-134 4 роки тому

      А ты завидуешь или сожалеешь,что не можешь с ним БухнУть,по Бухарски...!)))Каламбур...

  • @bruceshearer1719
    @bruceshearer1719 4 роки тому

    Thank you...Canada

  • @febredamadeira
    @febredamadeira 3 роки тому

    Esse progeto seu me ajudo muito pra eu começa a minha deus abençoe sempre por compartilha conosco

  • @rajeevekorukollu2267
    @rajeevekorukollu2267 6 років тому

    Great job bro

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      Thank you very much!

  • @jovanmagtoto1682
    @jovanmagtoto1682 4 роки тому

    awesome power tools

  • @jimb874
    @jimb874 6 років тому

    Another great video. wonderful work as always . looking forward to the next video

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      Cheers. I hope I will be able to figure out the frame for the electric motor and ICE in the next video. A lot of staring and thinking needs to be done. :D

  • @tedbastwock3810
    @tedbastwock3810 2 роки тому +1

    I wonder how difficult it might be to design/build/install a guide for the line kind of like what they have on baitcaster fishing reels? The guide moves side to side and the line passes through it so that it ensures a tight spiral around the spool.

  • @onlygazza
    @onlygazza 6 років тому +1

    Excellent job 👍

  • @JiuYongzhe
    @JiuYongzhe 2 роки тому

    Thanks alot.👍👍👍

  • @speciosa146
    @speciosa146 6 років тому

    Hey man nice choice of pliers. Knipex for the win

  • @pedrocaffeo9556
    @pedrocaffeo9556 6 років тому

    These vídeos are very cool to me

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      I'm glad you enjoy them! Thanks for watching.

  • @humanityisouressence3114
    @humanityisouressence3114 4 роки тому

    Nice job. Greetings to you

  • @Doppel74
    @Doppel74 6 років тому

    Very good job! Congratulations

  • @juliser416
    @juliser416 6 років тому +4

    Good job, congratulations from Brazil!!

  • @The.DutchTouch
    @The.DutchTouch 6 років тому +3

    Don't know why, but I love the tick that drill press makes, kind of reminds of my the one we used to have in my dad's shop

    • @TroyeStonich
      @TroyeStonich 6 років тому

      Ha, mine sounds exactly the same way. I thought about that too when I see him use the drill press.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      There's no play in the bearings or in the shafts or anything. I've looked into that tick in the past but gave up on it and let it be.

    • @jdawlalrif8173
      @jdawlalrif8173 6 років тому

      price and emi l

    • @ggddhhhdf1276
      @ggddhhhdf1276 6 років тому

      Troye Stonich để

  • @eucimargomes5239
    @eucimargomes5239 Рік тому

    Excelente muito bom Deus abençoe sempre vc 🙌🙏

  • @glenngoodale1709
    @glenngoodale1709 5 років тому

    great video

  • @jamiemckenzie8516
    @jamiemckenzie8516 6 років тому

    You are one very ingenious man !

  • @EnimaAicDz
    @EnimaAicDz 6 років тому

    Great video .. your new follower from algeria

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      Cheers! Thanks for watching and subscribing. I appreciate it. ;)

  • @MGRDiesel
    @MGRDiesel 5 років тому

    Thas a life living in the woods in fabricating when is raining outside

  • @chrissartain4430
    @chrissartain4430 5 років тому

    I have been following your project! You got Heart!

  •  6 років тому

    very nice brother

  • @saidibelabbas8405
    @saidibelabbas8405 5 років тому

    جيد ليس كل الناس تعرف قيمة ما صنعت عمل يستحق الشكر

  • @sharzanco
    @sharzanco 6 років тому

    Nice job

  • @staryi5119
    @staryi5119 2 роки тому

    Вот мучался 5:25, у тебя же есть токарный станок, выровнять плоскость для посадки шестерни.

  • @jasonputtock4428
    @jasonputtock4428 3 роки тому

    On that smaller sprocket. would have been nice to see a boxed area to contain oil for the chain. Chain enters one direction and submerges into the oil then enters out soaking in oil. self lubricating.

  • @mariosassi6714
    @mariosassi6714 6 років тому

    It's very beautiful! You are very strong and ingenious! Compliments! It's a very informative video!!

  • @impactodelsurenterprise2440
    @impactodelsurenterprise2440 5 років тому +2

    That steel cable idea is ingenious.

    • @impactodelsurenterprise2440
      @impactodelsurenterprise2440 5 років тому

      Let me explain myself:
      1) Elimate the use of chains and accompanying sprockets, this reduce cost and increase reliability.
      2) Steel cable is much stronger. A #60 chain width 1/2" has a load capacity of 17000lbs, whereas a steel cable of the same diameter has a load capacity of 25000lbs. Chains normally fail from the weakest link, so if only one of the hundreds of pins in a chain fails, its catastrophic.
      3) Steel cable carrying a load wrapping around the relatively smaller shaft has a much lower torque compared to a chain being on a larger sprocket. For example a 4" sprocket induces 4x more torque on a 1" shaft compared to the steel cable version. Therefore, a more powerful motor is required.

  • @romanysamefakhryfakhry811
    @romanysamefakhryfakhry811 6 років тому

    Excellent

  • @siwy9872
    @siwy9872 6 років тому

    I really like watching your film.

  • @charlesmonnet8914
    @charlesmonnet8914 6 років тому

    J'adore la fabrication

  • @jralicelescomplices2986
    @jralicelescomplices2986 6 років тому

    Vous êtes un vrai artiste bravo 👏👏👏

  • @handmaderestor
    @handmaderestor 5 років тому +1

    Great idea God bless you. You are a genius

  • @مطبعةعنوان
    @مطبعةعنوان 6 років тому

    AMAZING TOOL

  • @zaferrefazi2201
    @zaferrefazi2201 6 років тому

    Nice work. How about making the drive system self locking for not letting the weigth fall down when u take ur hands off it.u can use acme screw or worm gear.

  • @duncanwalker7380
    @duncanwalker7380 6 років тому

    Very excellent

  • @rakselectric7390
    @rakselectric7390 6 років тому +7

    Another awesome build keep up the good work

  • @leemer1
    @leemer1 6 років тому +8

    Pretty good!

  • @aprendendoesidivertindo1055
    @aprendendoesidivertindo1055 6 років тому

    Top man Very good

  • @Lessonsfromlif
    @Lessonsfromlif 5 років тому

    A man of ideas

  • @deividmatiusso3094
    @deividmatiusso3094 4 роки тому +1

    Muito bom seu trabalho amigo 👏👍

  • @TheDistur
    @TheDistur 6 років тому

    Magdrill. That's fancy stuff.

  • @adenircordova9546
    @adenircordova9546 4 роки тому

    Esse cara é fera.

  • @MouradJMrotterdam
    @MouradJMrotterdam 6 років тому

    Good job
    i like this tekening

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      Cheers! It's for my sawmill. This saw head lifting system works great.

  • @charlesbynum1841
    @charlesbynum1841 6 років тому

    Looking nice

  • @mrMacGoover
    @mrMacGoover 6 років тому

    Well done Donny, Well done!

  • @forgedhomecraft9815
    @forgedhomecraft9815 6 років тому

    Nice work

  • @confunctius
    @confunctius 3 роки тому

    - Honey, have you seen my toothbrush?
    - Uh, no, darling, I haven't, sorry!

  • @jusb1066
    @jusb1066 6 років тому +1

    gotta keep the singing going, in case welding doesnt pay the bills!

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому +2

      That's right - have to keep my options open. :D

  • @pasteurmardochemwale
    @pasteurmardochemwale 4 роки тому

    Bonjour merci pour votre aide

  • @mikisafe2905
    @mikisafe2905 4 роки тому +1

    The dislikes are from people that had their eyes welded

  • @joshuaasika5497
    @joshuaasika5497 5 років тому +3

    Great job

  • @wagnersantana_
    @wagnersantana_ 6 років тому

    Was hard but great job! Congractulations about your videos.

  • @ياربيارب-ص1ظ
    @ياربيارب-ص1ظ 6 років тому

    Very nice

  • @peterpimmelmann3330
    @peterpimmelmann3330 6 років тому

    sick JNCOs, bra

  • @maxsmith3894
    @maxsmith3894 6 років тому

    great project and well done, wow! but its not always clear what parts you are making for what and some points I think are skipped. Like it looked like welding in side the posts, what was that for? Maybe intentional to leave things out? but none the less what an achievement.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      Welding inside the posts - you're thinking of the lift mechanism and "crash cage" attachment points. As you can see the lifting mechanism is bolted on to the posts which means the nuts are inside the rectangular tubes. The top ends of the tubes will be covered in the future - how will the nuts stay in place and how can one get to them? - Thus the welding of the nuts to the inner wall of the tube.

  • @mariogrande5783
    @mariogrande5783 6 років тому

    Your r genius you make everything excelente your videos too perfect recorded

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      No worries. Thanks for watching man!

  • @raykemry954
    @raykemry954 5 років тому

    I like the way you think.

  • @pasteurmardochemwale
    @pasteurmardochemwale 4 роки тому

    Je suis congolaise merci pour votre aidé

  • @centlaz1678
    @centlaz1678 3 роки тому

    🤔🤔i think about the Brake (lock system) when handling idle at the Top

  • @kiryan5551
    @kiryan5551 4 роки тому

    Very interesting. But never mind!

  • @joseneriacoemel9825
    @joseneriacoemel9825 3 роки тому +1

    Muito show my friend 👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯

  • @mxrider2strokebraaap54
    @mxrider2strokebraaap54 6 років тому +7

    Great video as always!👍

  • @jayaborbanyu9486
    @jayaborbanyu9486 4 роки тому

    👍💪✌️👌🤳 .....🙋🙋🙋 good job... good luck

  • @gregcamara6612
    @gregcamara6612 3 роки тому +1

    Cool man, Wondering how you intend to brake the unit so it doesn't just fall down and spin the handle?

  • @СергейШулков
    @СергейШулков 6 років тому

    Молодец , классное видео. С нетерпением жду завершения проекта чтобы посмотреть на результат 👍

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      Спасибо. Спасибо, что посмотрели видео!

  • @gerhardp.9194
    @gerhardp.9194 4 роки тому +1

    Gut gemacht fehl nur noch die Bremse ? 😕

  • @paulooliveira8558
    @paulooliveira8558 6 років тому

    is very good !

  • @daddybautistajr207
    @daddybautistajr207 6 років тому

    Look good its amazing

  • @nil233x
    @nil233x 6 років тому

    Smooth.

  • @gordongallant9248
    @gordongallant9248 6 років тому

    man u doing a good job soon be done then u have to saw the wood your work is never done lol grand pa GORDON CANADA

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  6 років тому

      Like someone said that the tools I built are now multiplying I guess the work does the same and it never ends. :D

  • @robertobarrosodonascimento8114
    @robertobarrosodonascimento8114 6 років тому

    Genial, bravo!!

  • @MegaSoamer
    @MegaSoamer 6 років тому

    Muito bom o vídeo, gostei também da maquina de cortar os perfis!