Great job, man. My father was good at this type of work, he was a shop foreman and welder for decades. This kind of video brings back memories of watching him ply his trade.
Great stick welding and overall build. Looks like the wobble in your idler pulley is introducing a lot of vibration--I'll bet it will be a lot smoother if you can true that up.
Three of man's best friends, an angle grinder, drill and a welder. Great way to show the build at a higher speed-keeps it interesting and detailed enough to follow. Great job.
I love your build. Being a retired tool & die maker I,m always making stuff in my shop. I now make a few knives &made a 2 HP 2x72 knife grinder. But I love watching guys as you with out the tools I have figure out how to make the things you do. Very well done & thank you for taking your time to make this video for us. I agree forget the trolls that try to put down others. Thanks my friend Fly
nice build! I haven't seen someone power tap a hole in a long time. I did a 2yr machinist vocational training between 2000-2002. Towards the end of my program, I was confident and comfortable enough with my machining skills that I hand start the tap in a vertical mill chuck, then finish the hole running the mill, stopping, braking, and backing out. It was always kinda of a "hold your breath" moment hoping your weren't going to brake a tap off in an expensive piece.
Very nice build, I noticed at the end of the video when it was running the unsupported belt sections were vibrating alot was this a problem at all? if so did tightening the belt tension fix it?
Looks like a hand held belt sander mounted upside down in a vise, it's works well enough, I guess, but one like this would be even better. I do that with mine too. The sander Matthias built is cool but I like this one built from metal a little better, actually I like elements from both and want to incorporate them into my build.
You prolly dont give a shit but if you are bored like me atm then you can watch all the latest movies on InstaFlixxer. I've been binge watching with my gf recently xD
This grinding machine is of high quality, but will probably be difficult to make for an inexperienced craftsman. However, you can see the style of work and the tools used by this wizard. I like it! Thanks to Hassan Abu-Izmero for this video!
That is an elegant design. Sometimes people build pretty boxes and silly things for no reason. You identified a need and then saved yourself a couple thousand along the way. Well done. Subscribed.
I was hoping to encourage you to wear a filter mask when welding. The biggest part of welding rod out sides is made of sand. Silicosis often leads to cancer. It needs to be an N95 rated mask. Just the ones that look like regular dust masks. It's paper like the dust masks but thicker. A respirator would be ideal but I'm guessing your not going to make a living at welding (doing a good job at it though) and are more expensive. Chances of health risk from a project this size alone, well, not to worry, just a good precaution. Thanks for sharing and hope you don't mind my suggestion. Cheers.
Hassan Abu-Izmero Also I noticed you welding zinc plated tubing and essentially breathing in the zinc vapors. Be super careful with that. Metal fume fever is no joke To make it safe, sand/grind off the zinc plating about an inch back from where you are welding.
I thought the same, but definitely in a good way. That's some proper Diresta-inspired building AND filming. Dude's doing a LOT of work in what appears to be a VERY tiny space, and making it happen. A lot of clever use of space. I admit, I cringed a bit at tapping holes in material that thick with a drill, but hey, I've done it too. Cringed while I did it, too! ("Please don't break, please don't break, PLEASE DON'T BREAK..."
sure, less than 20$ counting the motor, the bearings, the grinding discs and all the steel ! makes total sense ! I'm looking forward to do a project of that kind myself but i plan more on 100$ (and i already have the motor and bearings but i probably won't be able to do it with the scrap metal i have at home)
Dude!!! you are awesome, you took broken pieces and made a fully functional 2x72, awesome work... don't listen to haters, they wish they could have your ability and thinking outside of the box. keep up the good work.
So what? His tools weren't free. Neither is the location of his workshop, or the food he that day, or the clothes and shoes and what about the power bill? Surely we should count this in too, if we want to be picky. If you don't have the tools to make this grinder, then you probably can't make it either. So in the end it doesn't even matter.
Albeit building something from scratch is extremely satisfying, I wish these sorts of videos include cost of material and time spent on each project. The juice has to be worth the squeeze.
Também acho the piper aqui no Brasil o pessoal que posta vídeos assim explica medidas p não fazer uma lixadeira de um tamonho dssporcional bem observado parabéns
Hassan, I have watched this video like 5 times....its like watching one of those nature shows where the bears are catching salmon in their mouths, I can watch that all day long. I don't know why I find this video so soothing. I love this video.
Talented young man, amazing what thoughts go through some of our minds, and scary what goes through other's. Keep up the quality craftsmanship, the trades and the old craftsmen that built this world, are dying out quickly. Young blood in the trades is rarity these days, and I fear we're a dying breed. While there are always a few naturals, they too need the minds of the old ones, to guide them now an then, as there is nothing that books, videos and other methods of teaching one's self, can top a man's lifetime of acquired knowledge from those before him passed down, and improved upon by some. That too passed on through the chain of knowledge. Great to see there are those who share their knowledge too, and not secret it away for whatever the reasons are that some do.
+tinbender11 Thank you for your kind words, I really appreciate them! You're absolutely right! This is one of the reasons why I'm doing this. I want to give as much as I know to others, and also showing them how I learn things just by doing it...
Nice Diresta inspired video and build...right down to the "Habu" in most every shot. I like it a lot. Good inginuity and execution. Now it's time to develop your own style. You are good enough to start exploring your own new creative avenues!
Deeply impressed by the heavy workload you put into this one. An overall great build. Two thumbs up. (and to all you downers in the comment section, well.....ante up.......)
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Great job, man.
My father was good at this type of work, he was a shop foreman and welder for decades. This kind of video brings back memories of watching him ply his trade.
Thank you buddy!
Great stick welding and overall build. Looks like the wobble in your idler pulley is introducing a lot of vibration--I'll bet it will be a lot smoother if you can true that up.
impressive... 10% tool quality, 90% skill. thumbs up + LIKE!
From an idea in your head to a tool on the table. Beautiful job. Most impressed.
Thank you!
Great job all action no talking. The best.
Thank you!
Great build, very inspiring to reuse materials that would be tossed. Big fan of recycling materials!
;)
Michael Anway b
Michael Anway y
Three of man's best friends, an angle grinder, drill and a welder. Great way to show the build at a higher speed-keeps it interesting and detailed enough to follow. Great job.
+Shevill Mathers Thanks man, much appreciated!
I love your build. Being a retired tool & die maker I,m always making stuff in my shop. I now make a few knives &made a 2 HP 2x72 knife grinder. But I love watching guys as you with out the tools I have figure out how to make the things you do. Very well done & thank you for taking your time to make this video for us. I agree forget the trolls that try to put down others. Thanks my friend Fly
+Jim Fitzgibbon Thanks for your kind words bro!
cara muito bom gostei da ideia.. parabéns.
If you round over the skateboard wheels a little more the belt will track better
nice build! I haven't seen someone power tap a hole in a long time. I did a 2yr machinist vocational training between 2000-2002. Towards the end of my program, I was confident and comfortable enough with my machining skills that I hand start the tap in a vertical mill chuck, then finish the hole running the mill, stopping, braking, and backing out. It was always kinda of a "hold your breath" moment hoping your weren't going to brake a tap off in an expensive piece.
+Bart Black Yeah I know what you mean! I feel always like that...
Thanks man! ;-)
Really enjoy watching your builds. I think they show what can be done with limited tools and space . Keep up the good work.
+FISH HEAD Thanks man!
Great video! Nice build of a good looking tool. Nothing like using a tool that you made yourself. Subscribe!
Thank you!
Felicidades trabajo muy bien echo limpio y hordenado.
+Gregorio Barrios Gonzales Gracias!
Gregorio Barrios Gonzales meu sobrenome é Gregorio
Hassan, this was an absolute delight watching you work. the care you take in every little step is very inspiring. thank you.
Thank you buddy!
I saw many vids.Then i decide to make it like you.Thank you Teacher Hassan.🙏🙏🙏
Alright, soooo, conclusion from watching this video...... I am not skilled enough to build that myself xD man you did a very good job!
Thanks bro!
He is a mechanic
Thanksagain
Very nice build, I noticed at the end of the video when it was running the unsupported belt sections were vibrating alot was this a problem at all? if so did tightening the belt tension fix it?
The bearing which is connected to the motor, was not centered correctly...
I fixed that, wasn't a problem at all...
I love watching any project that I can use my everlast welder on. I welcome any excuse to weld. This project was very well done!
+Joshua Martin Thanks man! ;-)
Great video. Cool sander. I am excited to see what it will be making.
Thanks bro! But I build this sander not for me, it's for my brother. ;)
Great build.. on a humorous side - did anyone notice he needed a belt grinder to build the belt grinder? :D
Beltception maybe ;)
it doesn't matter anyway but that's not a belt grinder, that's a hand held sander.
it doesn't matter anyway but that's not a belt grinder, that's a hand held sander.
maybe he was building it for someone who did not have one or commissioned him to do one.
Looks like a hand held belt sander mounted upside down in a vise, it's works well enough, I guess, but one like this would be even better. I do that with mine too. The sander Matthias built is cool but I like this one built from metal a little better, actually I like elements from both and want to incorporate them into my build.
I want one of those pens!
+Александр ForestLamp It’s a „8850 Edding“...
You prolly dont give a shit but if you are bored like me atm then you can watch all the latest movies on InstaFlixxer. I've been binge watching with my gf recently xD
@Justice Elias yea, I have been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :)
@Justice Elias yea, I have been watching on InstaFlixxer for months myself =)
The creativity combined with professionalism equals a wonderful result!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Thank you!
The use of a ARC welder in today’s times earned you 2 thumbs up and a like , gr8 job friend ....
Thank you man 😉
don't listen to these haters! well done sir! How's it holding up?
Daniel De La Cruz More
Great work and seemingly with no plans! Nice to see you doing old fashioned stick welding (and making a good job of it). I prefer it, myself.
Thanks buddy!
This grinding machine is of high quality, but will probably be difficult to make for an inexperienced craftsman. However, you can see the style of work and the tools used by this wizard. I like it! Thanks to Hassan Abu-Izmero
for this video!
Thanks a lot man!
Can you make the machine that shoots cabbages ? Mr T made a good one back in the day.
7:30 Wait... if I need a belt grinder to build an another belt grinder, how was the world's first belt grinder built?
😂😂😂😂
God created it and then he rested
+Elektoniikka Mestari ;-)
THE CHICKEN CAME BEFORE THE EGG
shut up troll,he built totally different thing.
Straight-up genius at work. Artful, skillful, thoughtful. Good work Habu!
+Pass The Word Thanks man! Much appreciated!
necessity is the mother of invention and when u make it yourself it fills u up with pride
True!
should have made it wall mount, saved a ton of working space
Ronnie Paul
I will say you work very fast........
Hehe, yap!
Habu... You're a genius! Thanks for that.
That is an elegant design. Sometimes people build pretty boxes and silly things for no reason. You identified a need and then saved yourself a couple thousand along the way. Well done. Subscribed.
+SuperRedhat123 Thank you, really appreciate it!
I was hoping to encourage you to wear a filter mask when welding. The biggest part of welding rod out sides is made of sand. Silicosis often leads to cancer. It needs to be an N95 rated mask. Just the ones that look like regular dust masks. It's paper like the dust masks but thicker. A respirator would be ideal but I'm guessing your not going to make a living at welding (doing a good job at it though) and are more expensive. Chances of health risk from a project this size alone, well, not to worry, just a good precaution. Thanks for sharing and hope you don't mind my suggestion. Cheers.
Thanks you!
Hassan Abu-Izmero Also I noticed you welding zinc plated tubing and essentially breathing in the zinc vapors. Be super careful with that. Metal fume fever is no joke To make it safe, sand/grind off the zinc plating about an inch back from where you are welding.
I take it you're a fan of Diresta, then?
I thought the same, but definitely in a good way. That's some proper Diresta-inspired building AND filming.
Dude's doing a LOT of work in what appears to be a VERY tiny space, and making it happen. A lot of clever use of space.
I admit, I cringed a bit at tapping holes in material that thick with a drill, but hey, I've done it too. Cringed while I did it, too! ("Please don't break, please don't break, PLEASE DON'T BREAK..."
Nice work, HBI! That was fun to watch. You are a resourceful guy.
Thanks buddy!
I love these videos that are sped up.They are interesting in every way . Especially the sounds.
+George Gavin Thanks man!
Not only it costs less than 20$ but also takes less than 30 min to make ;)
Sure... XD
sure, less than 20$ counting the motor, the bearings, the grinding discs and all the steel ! makes total sense !
I'm looking forward to do a project of that kind myself but i plan more on 100$ (and i already have the motor and bearings but i probably won't be able to do it with the scrap metal i have at home)
круто
Muy buen trabajo y práctico Felicitaciones desde COLOMBIA.
Dude!!! you are awesome, you took broken pieces and made a fully functional 2x72, awesome work... don't listen to haters, they wish they could have your ability and thinking outside of the box. keep up the good work.
Thanks bro!
nice video diresta hahaha :D
Did I just find a "Jimmy DiResta like" UA-camr? Think so.
:)
I agree with you.
sure did! It's the slow mo mixed with the fast-forward that gives it away. Love it, good stuff - weiter so Hassan!
+Glenn Reintsma thank you buddy! ;)
+SlowlyLosinIt *hope so
Nice Job. Love the scrap VCT floor. I've laid many thousands of feet of it.
Subbed.
very nice. I loved how you included every detail sped up. nice work!
Thanks bro, really appreciate it!
So what? His tools weren't free. Neither is the location of his workshop, or the food he that day, or the clothes and shoes and what about the power bill?
Surely we should count this in too, if we want to be picky.
If you don't have the tools to make this grinder, then you probably can't make it either. So in the end it doesn't even matter.
That's right buddy!
Darth Bacon did you expect to be able to make a machine like this without any tools?
Awesome video! You have got to be one of the best I've seen out there! Thank You for sharing!
👍🏽☺️
Excelente canal ,todos los proyectos son muy interesantes y desarrollados con mucha maestría,por favor sigue produciendo con esa calidad técnica.
Great video ! Keep up the good work .
Love to watch your " yes we can" work !
+William Allen hehe, thanks brother!
Hassan, your the man. Great video. Great build.
Thanks for the support bro!
Great video of a nice bit of making. Thanks. Edited to add, i love the fact you just eyed the centre when welding the wheel. Trust in the eye!
Thanks man! Much appreciated...! 😉🤙🏽
Unbelievable bro! Amazing job. This is what you call passion!
+Jawad Ali Thanks brother!
Good job! Great workmanship!
Thank you!!
Albeit building something from scratch is extremely satisfying, I wish these sorts of videos include cost of material and time spent on each project. The juice has to be worth the squeeze.
The material costs are listed at the end of the vid...
Time to build this: one day...
Também acho the piper aqui no Brasil o pessoal que posta vídeos assim explica medidas p não fazer uma lixadeira de um tamonho dssporcional bem observado parabéns
That was amazing! I really like how you did it. Very cool!
Thanks bud!
Hassan, I have watched this video like 5 times....its like watching one of those nature shows where the bears are catching salmon in their mouths, I can watch that all day long. I don't know why I find this video so soothing. I love this video.
Thank you very much bro!
That sir, is godsdamn art in motion!
Awesome job. Thanks for sharing.
+Pete Beardsley Thanks man! Much appreciated... ;-)
That's a real good job. I got this as a recommended video and, for once, the recommendation was superb.
Best Wishes, Brendan.
Thanks buddy!
Excellent...as usual.Im a big fan of your work.Your a true artist with your ideas and craftsmanship.
Thanks bro!!
Very well done! I admire your ingenuity and craftsmanship.
Thank you man!
One of most beautiful worx... Great!!!!
Hassan - IMO this is still one of the best build videos on UA-cam!
Thanks bro!
Nice work. Jimmy Diresta would be proud.
Magnífico trabajo. Felicitaciones
Men you are a Machine yourselfe!!!
Congrats for all those skills you have.
Thank you buddy! :)
very nice I was thinking o it is to hot going to blow right threw a a few times. great build sir
muy bueno Hassan te felicito. Me encanto tu lijadora. Ahora me queda ponerme manos a la obra!! un abrazo desde Argentina.
Muchas gracias y saludos desde Alemania!
Very very neat and I do admire your workmanship, thank you for the video..
Thanks for your supp.!
Great job. You're a good welder too. Don't see to many people stick welding much any more.
+D Johnson Thanks bro, really appreciate it!
Yes, got facebook and insta...
Links are in my info box... ;)
Excellent build my friend!
Thanks man!
Talented young man, amazing what thoughts go through some of our minds, and scary what goes through other's.
Keep up the quality craftsmanship, the trades and the old craftsmen that built this world, are dying out quickly.
Young blood in the trades is rarity these days, and I fear we're a dying breed.
While there are always a few naturals, they too need the minds of the old ones, to guide them now an then, as there is nothing that books, videos and other methods of teaching one's self, can top a man's lifetime of acquired knowledge from those before him passed down, and improved upon by some. That too passed on through the chain of knowledge.
Great to see there are those who share their knowledge too, and not secret it away for whatever the reasons are that some do.
+tinbender11 Thank you for your kind words, I really appreciate them! You're absolutely right! This is one of the reasons why I'm doing this. I want to give as much as I know to others, and also showing them how I learn things just by doing it...
awesone grinder, awesome video. especially liked the slag hammering.
Thank you Craig😁🤙🏼
Great workmanship . It shows off you talents, although myself I think I'd save up my money and buy one.
+Michael Towler Thanks man! ;-)
Give yourself a pat on the back---you did pretty good..
Done.... :)
Thanks bud!
That would be very useful in my shop. I need to make one of these with my everlast welder I think
Extremely well done. Great job.
Thank you!
Really nice job, thanks for sharing.
Thanks bro! 👍🏽
Fantastic work! It was a joy to watch your craft!
Thank you! ;)
Awesome video, tnx for sharing it with the world!!!
Thanks bro!
Nice build! Thank you for sharing the video.
+Jerry Stark Thank you! ;-)
Another Jimmy Diresta inspired builder/master craftsmen I guess.... great build man... u Inspired me with this built..
Right and thank you buddy!
I enjoyed watching your build, there were some good tips in the comments, you did well.
+Eli Griggs Thank you!
Great work.
Nice Diresta inspired video and build...right down to the "Habu" in most every shot. I like it a lot. Good inginuity and execution. Now it's time to develop your own style. You are good enough to start exploring your own new creative avenues!
Well done big guy, thanks for sharing brother. looking forward to more of your videos!
+Justin Wilson Thanks bro!
красавчик! чистая мастерская, все по Т.Б. руки прямые, вот бы наши люди так работали!!! успехов тебе.
+kirigaya kazuto in english? ;)
That is the sauce! Killing it. :)
Right on man.
(If my tone is not apparent, or my slang off, i mean to say "great video")
Nice work! I like the trick with the tape measure.
Thank you!
Ich liebe deine alten Videos, wo du noch in Ruhe die kleine Werkstatt mit dem e-Hand-schweissgerät zugequalmt hast 😂👍🏼
😁 ja das waren noch Zeiten 😜
Deeply impressed by the heavy workload you put into this one. An overall great build. Two thumbs up. (and to all you downers in the comment section, well.....ante up.......)
Thank you buddy! ;)
Very nice work! Thank you for sharing.
+Geodans Thank you!
well done, im diggin it, will be watching more of your vids!
+Kactapuss Thanks man and have fun! ;-)
Nice build! Congrats.
+Zygmunt Didit Thank you!
your like the middle eastern Diresta, awesome job on the belt sander!!!
Thank you man!
Beautiful work, Hasan!
+Greg Brodie-Tyrrell Thank you!
You have some excellent metal working skills!! Good build.
+Big D's UA-cam Thanks man! ;-)
Awesome, dude. Skills, work ethics, very impressed.
Thanks bud!
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