As a retired Fab guy I must say that you are unbelievable. BTW Fab guys never really retire. We’re thinking of a better way all the time !!! Thanks for sharing your skills with the world
I loved the video. The machine itself wasn't terribly complicated, but the things that really impressed me were the simplicity of the oiler, and the attention to safety features that frankly I would have never even considered. Wonderful job.
Actually kind of stupid. Not many have the tools [machinery] needed to make this. If you can afford the machines, you can definitely afford a $1,000 dollar log cutting system. Reminds of a video similar to this where some guy used $80,000 at least in machinery and wasted two hours of his time to make a table clamp that you could pick up at Lowe’s for $15.
Yes, 2 comments for 1 video. After watching you use the machine I just felt the need to say I think your videos are inspirational. It's good to see young(er than myself) people not afraid to work with their hands and make things to make life better. The last few generations seem to be moving to a buy-and-dispose mentality, when with a little effort things can be made, skills can be learned, and life can be improved.
Yeah, yeah ……I built two of those last week in my kitchen. Honestly, a skilled machinist like you is critical to the advancement of our society. Always has been always will be. Thanks for sharing your creativity and talent for everyone especially young people.
So good so far. 👍🏾😎 But there still is a danger with the free/open tip when you cat. You come too close to your thigh. You might want to extend the safety cover to prevent any injuries. 😉
I would also agree with this. The guards at the blade tip could be increased a bit. For most reasonable sized logs a shorter chain blade could also be selected. So much better than most designs with very little that needs improving, certainly safer than cutting short logs all day holding the chainsaw by hand.
Awesome! I'd say if you had a drop table so the blocks wouldn't fall to the ground, and raise the splitter to a more comfortable height, you'd have the perfect setup!
Thank you for sharing. Until 15 minutes ago I didn't know I needed one of these. I'm going to build an electric wood splitter and this will be the perfect addition. At 72 I like to stay warm so I can't run the gas splitter or saw in the basement, with this we could. God bless.
That's a beautiful thing! I often use my chainsaw to cut dimensional lumber for small projects, this is basically taking that to the next level and making a chop-saw, which can cut any kind of wood. I don't believe the safety is there, but the function is.
It's an excellent, efficient, machine. Both his hands seem safe, but I think a hinged cover hanging off the end of the top black guard would provide more safety from the exposed end of the chainsaw.🙂
Хорошая и полезная конструкция. Но такие двигателя долго не выдержат частых пусков. Мотор любит чтоб его запустили и он работал. Пусковые токи мотор поломают Конструкцию нужно переделать ,чтобы человек не находился в зоне реза
I used to be a maintenance guy who had all these exact tools available to me. My company would have me build machines all the time. This looks exactly like how I used to work. Just like I did then, he needs a mill, a press brake, and a shear.
@@odl21 Yeah, at 12:20 he used it to drill with. Maybe the table motion isn't working because the way he did it would have been much easier on the mill. I've done both and the manual way really sucks in comparison.
Masz talent. Wiem, że nie potrzebuję tego, co robisz za darmo, ale sposób, w jaki robisz, jest fascynujący. Dziękuję, Oglądam z przyjemnością. Sukcesów, nowych pomysłów i nowych filmów dla nas. Lubię to.
@@meytv5691 зачем политику сюда тащить? у людей работающих руками нет границ и и они вне политики т.к. им между собой нечего делить и друг другу не угроза
Hola Hecho en Polonia, buenos días. Que ingeniosa y practica maquina herramienta. Disfrute mucho viendo el proceso de su construcción, como ver el servicio que prestaba. Muchas gracias por registrarlo todo y compartirlo con todos nosotros. Muy buen trabajo. Sigan adelante. Gracias.
Magic! I can tell you have actually cut firewood,and know what is needed so that it lasts! Very clever. I tip my hat at you sir.I would maybe go for a bigger motor,A faster cut.Also does the gravity feed oil line provide enough oil?
Couple of suggestion - blade guard should be taller than the blade and extend under it. You should also never cross your arm across the cutting line of the saw while the machine is energized - you can mitigate this by making the machine left hand operated, so you will have to withdraw your hand to make a cut - currently it looks very easy to cut off your left hand by mistake.
Is it just me, or would it have been a little more logical to make the handle and cutting pivot face AWAY from the user. Such that the saw is not facing the user. I know it's easier to pull down on something rather than push. Don't know, could be overthinking this but seems just a bit backward to me.
That is the work of a master craftsman. You could create anything in that workshop! Lots of skill involved and way beyond the capabilities of this DIYer.
Lo que más me gustó fue el taller completo que tiene ese obrero y el sable quedó un poco largo sin necesidad y hasta un poco peligroso. Felicitaciones por esa obra.
Awesome design and build! Thank you for your patience and understanding of how to make a great video and clear instructions without having to talk for me to clearly understand each step!
Your videos are awesome. Your content is awesome! Your machine ideas and builds are awesome. You are not so bad yourself. LOL. You rock, my friend. You rock.
The opening of this video.....if you are not careful you are going to cut your morning wood! Yikes! Great job on that. Very Impressive!! I wish I had the tools and shop that you have.
I live in Japan and enjoy crafting. After a few small tweaks, you'll eventually get something perfect. This is the same with tools. I also want to make tools like this that can be used for crafting.
Do you know that a 3-phase normal electrical motor can produce approx. 4 times its nominal power, which means your 2.2 kW motor gives approx. 9 kW if needed. Just ideal for cutting firewood. A few seconds lasting overload doesn't damage the motor. A longer lasting overload would overheat it. This is why it would be a good idea to install a thermoelectric motor protector to protect the motor from overheating. I don't see one here. Greetings from an electrical engineer.
19:00 I'd want to see a longer guard dangling down from the blade cover - maybe 20-30cm so it won't be in the way when the blade is up, but then it could be protected even while cutting the largest log. Granted you're probably not going to fall forward into the machine while holding the button. Very very cool build. Edit: 18:54 could add a spring-loaded arm to hold down the wood that travels in the same axis as the handle to hold down the wood, then no hands near the blade.
About your proposal for a second spring-loaded arm , personally I would like that one operated by foot ( pedal) because after some time the operator will be stressed out for continuously stretching out two springs by just one arm . And for safety you could attach a first electrical contact on the log-restraining arm , and connect it ( serial) with the start button .
Respect to the skills. And also amazing the whole machines and tools used to make it - I would love to have all of them, endless possibilities limited only to imagination.
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As a retired Fab guy I must say that you are unbelievable. BTW Fab guys never really retire. We’re thinking of a better way all the time !!! Thanks for sharing your skills with the world
E' un tecnico professionista.
Your video editing skills are awesome! No stupid royality free UA-cam music, the videos are sped up in all the right areas. Great job!
And no annoying click-bait title. Just plain and simple. I really like this style. Keep up the great work
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Great, love the saw and the splitter! Wish I had this when I was doing my small commercial firewood biz back in the day.
This man is a real craftsman. Also, this is how these kind of videos should be made. No talk just the visual facts.
A real pleasure to see a true mechanical engineer at work.
You and Diy Donn are the best UA-camrs. No nonsense and straight to the point. 👍
Was also thinking it looked like the diy donn electric saw project 😁
@@TheStuartstardust He gave credit for the chain tensioner to Donn at 6:15. Both are brilliant makers. (hat tip)
Mind of a machinist never stops at quitting time. Proper thing, looks safe and quick with the small wood.
I loved the video. The machine itself wasn't terribly complicated, but the things that really impressed me were the simplicity of the oiler, and the attention to safety features that frankly I would have never even considered. Wonderful job.
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Actually kind of stupid. Not many have the tools [machinery] needed to make this. If you can afford the machines, you can definitely afford a $1,000 dollar log cutting system. Reminds of a video similar to this where some guy used $80,000 at least in machinery and wasted two hours of his time to make a table clamp that you could pick up at Lowe’s for $15.
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Yes, 2 comments for 1 video. After watching you use the machine I just felt the need to say I think your videos are inspirational. It's good to see young(er than myself) people not afraid to work with their hands and make things to make life better. The last few generations seem to be moving to a buy-and-dispose mentality, when with a little effort things can be made, skills can be learned, and life can be improved.
Undoubtedly. The design is fine art , but the workmanship is perfect, precision engineering at its best. Thanks
The speedy splitter is what could really make a great difference for a firewood machine I've been wanting to see someone build it
Yeah, yeah ……I built two of those last week in my kitchen. Honestly, a skilled machinist like you is critical to the advancement of our society. Always has been always will be. Thanks for sharing your creativity and talent for everyone especially young people.
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I really like your chaincover safety design! It's awesome!
Electricity is our friend. This guy is an amazing builder. I love seeing home made ingenuity.
This man is a pro !Much respect for your work. You have made a super machine.Thanks for this video.
SUper robotę robisz i sie dzielisz, jedynie to mnie troche przejęło, że potrafisz się zapomnieć 2:13 powodzenia i jak najwięcej udanych projektów
Stumbled across this and was impressed. The machine you built is nothing short of brilliant. Much respect to you and your inventive skill.
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Really good equipment for processing fire wood. Great design.
Awesome workmanship! Your fabrication skills are off the "hook!"
Well thought out design, excellent performance. Viewed for the second time. Thank you.
So good so far. 👍🏾😎
But there still is a danger with the free/open tip when you cat. You come too close to your thigh. You might want to extend the safety cover to prevent any injuries. 😉
I would also agree with this. The guards at the blade tip could be increased a bit. For most reasonable sized logs a shorter chain blade could also be selected.
So much better than most designs with very little that needs improving, certainly safer than cutting short logs all day holding the chainsaw by hand.
Brilliant Man, to hell with the complainers here one should do this or that ,congratulations on your ingenuity,love it !
В 70-х годах у моего отца подобная приспособа была. Приходилось дрова пилить. Потом газ провели. Нужная вещь в деревне.
Much respect, that is brilliant and very well built.
love how you made your own rollers with bearings, that's cool AF.
Nádhera. Radost pracovat s takovým vybavením díly.
Awesome! I'd say if you had a drop table so the blocks wouldn't fall to the ground, and raise the splitter to a more comfortable height, you'd have the perfect setup!
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Absolutely great craftmanship!!!
You're the Boss and you're well tooled! Thanks.
Thank you for sharing. Until 15 minutes ago I didn't know I needed one of these. I'm going to build an electric wood splitter and this will be the perfect addition. At 72 I like to stay warm so I can't run the gas splitter or saw in the basement, with this we could. God bless.
Only God could have blessed you with such wisdom and creativity. I hope you believe in him.
very nice to see, also thanks for showing the hand slips highlighting improvements to the design.
I like to see this equiptment being constructed and put to use,Lots of good ideas.
That's a beautiful thing!
I often use my chainsaw to cut dimensional lumber for small projects, this is basically taking that to the next level and making a chop-saw, which can cut any kind of wood.
I don't believe the safety is there, but the function is.
It's an excellent, efficient, machine. Both his hands seem safe, but I think a hinged cover hanging off the end of the top black guard would provide more safety from the exposed end of the chainsaw.🙂
Хорошая и полезная конструкция.
Но такие двигателя долго не выдержат частых пусков.
Мотор любит чтоб его запустили и он работал.
Пусковые токи мотор поломают
Конструкцию нужно переделать ,чтобы человек не находился в зоне реза
Дельный совет 👍👍👍👍
Great build. You seemed to think of everything with that machine. Makes cutting wood a lot easier.
Obra de arte, muito top demais parabéns
I used to be a maintenance guy who had all these exact tools available to me. My company would have me build machines all the time. This looks exactly like how I used to work. Just like I did then, he needs a mill, a press brake, and a shear.
Yeah, actual sponsors hit up poland!
He has a mill
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It seems odd that he made that slot with two drilled holes, a cutt-off wheel, and a die grinder. Maybe his mill isn't working right?
@@cornpop7805 he uses it in this video for something else! Die grinder probably just quicker than the set up on mill
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Yeah, at 12:20 he used it to drill with. Maybe the table motion isn't working because the way he did it would have been much easier on the mill. I've done both and the manual way really sucks in comparison.
Masz talent. Wiem, że nie potrzebuję tego, co robisz za darmo, ale sposób, w jaki robisz, jest fascynujący. Dziękuję, Oglądam z przyjemnością. Sukcesów, nowych pomysłów i nowych filmów dla nas. Lubię to.
северного потока не будеть?😮💨🤧
@@meytv5691 зачем политику сюда тащить?
у людей работающих руками нет границ и и они вне политики т.к. им между собой нечего делить и друг другу не угроза
You need to market this. Amazing craftmanship. It does its intention well.
Jesteś zajebisty! Gościu.... 👍👍🤩🤩
Kawał dobrej roboty!
w dobrym momencie zrobiłeś ten film. Niejednemu się przyda 💪✌️
Awesome cutting bench. Ingenious design, quality craftsmanship. I want one.
Hola Hecho en Polonia, buenos días.
Que ingeniosa y practica maquina herramienta. Disfrute mucho viendo el proceso de su construcción, como ver el servicio que prestaba. Muchas gracias por registrarlo todo y compartirlo con todos nosotros. Muy buen trabajo. Sigan adelante. Gracias.
Jesteś gość, świetna robota👍
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Bardzo fajny sprzęt ☺
Great idea! The final seat for the blade would make me nervous if tip got wobbly and hit the steel plate
Very Good. This is what skilled trades people do for fun.
Isso é muito bacana. Fiquei impressionada com tudo isso que nos proporciona. Amei. Quando eu puder vou comprar uma
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Как называется у вас дровакол?
Как всегда всё чётко и аккуратно,молодец золотые руки!👍👍👍👍👍
Наверно дед внуку подсказал идею. Но делали через шкивы, чтобы не терять полезную длину полотна.
@@Oklums тупую идей дед подсказал, либо дед с внуком тупые... не понимаю, почему просто сразу бензо/електропилой не порезать на земле дрова? пиздец)
С таким оборудованием просто грех не сделать!
Perfektní práce se vším všudy. Parádní vybavení dílny. Zdravím z Česka.
Magic! I can tell you have actually cut firewood,and know what is needed so that it lasts! Very clever. I tip my hat at you sir.I would maybe go for a bigger motor,A faster cut.Also does the gravity feed oil line provide enough oil?
Man, the amount of time these two machines will save someone in preparing firewood is amazing! Brilliant project!!
Кто родил тебя им болшой спосибо утия золотий руки довно мечтал такую чудо
Great skills, great ideas, great editing! Thank you for sharing!
Man, I love this thing! Excellent job!
Super. Jesteś bardzo zdolny i pomysłowy. Pozdrawiam.
Couple of suggestion - blade guard should be taller than the blade and extend under it. You should also never cross your arm across the cutting line of the saw while the machine is energized - you can mitigate this by making the machine left hand operated, so you will have to withdraw your hand to make a cut - currently it looks very easy to cut off your left hand by mistake.
Very true, I saw that too.
Would be wise to turn the handle around so you are stood/working behind the blade, not in front of it?
Always a safety person, not building anything, with suggestions
@@Gregoman89shut it, millennial!
Is it just me, or would it have been a little more logical to make the handle and cutting pivot face AWAY from the user. Such that the saw is not facing the user. I know it's easier to pull down on something rather than push. Don't know, could be overthinking this but seems just a bit backward to me.
you are one Hell of a great machinist, such ingenuity, throughout the whole build
That is the work of a master craftsman. You could create anything in that workshop! Lots of skill involved and way beyond the capabilities of this DIYer.
Lo que más me gustó fue el taller completo que tiene ese obrero y el sable quedó un poco largo sin necesidad y hasta un poco peligroso. Felicitaciones por esa obra.
Awesome design and build! Thank you for your patience and understanding of how to make a great video and clear instructions without having to talk for me to clearly understand each step!
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Your videos are awesome. Your content is awesome! Your machine ideas and builds are awesome. You are not so bad yourself. LOL. You rock, my friend. You rock.
The opening of this video.....if you are not careful you are going to cut your morning wood! Yikes!
Great job on that. Very Impressive!! I wish I had the tools and shop that you have.
😂 Morningwood
I love this so much it looks so much safer than what my husband and I are doing
Что же вы такое с мужем делаете?
Respect! Nice work!
Thanks a ton!
Excellent welding and fabrication skills. Thank you.🇨🇦
Thank you 🙏 amazing creative wood 🪵 cutting power tools 🛠️ and back ground chickens 🐓 noise ❤👏👏👏
I live in Japan and enjoy crafting. After a few small tweaks, you'll eventually get something perfect. This is the same with tools. I also want to make tools like this that can be used for crafting.
You always come up with something unique, usable and helpful. I absolutely love your videos.
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Do you know that a 3-phase normal electrical motor can produce approx. 4 times its nominal power, which means your 2.2 kW motor gives approx. 9 kW if needed. Just ideal for cutting firewood. A few seconds lasting overload doesn't damage the motor. A longer lasting overload would overheat it.
This is why it would be a good idea to install a thermoelectric motor protector to protect the motor from overheating. I don't see one here.
Greetings from an electrical engineer.
Impressive display of fabrication and skills !!!!
Parabéns muito bom 👏👏👏
Świetna maszyna. Z rębakiem bardzo dobry zestaw do przygotowania opału.
Для чего нужен измельчить веток?
При распиловке электродвигатель лучше не выключать при каждом разе,так как при пуске потребляет много энергии
No takiemu zima nie straszna 😂 a tak całkiem serio to kolejny raz super wykonane. Fajnie się ogląda tak dopracowane projekty
In developed, civilized countries, they still use wood for heating. In Russia, sown from such units
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Un genioooo!!!!...Felicidades...Saludos desde Uruguay 🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾
Like it. If it was mine, I’d probably add a guard on the tip of the bar or extend the bottom guard up higher.
19:00 I'd want to see a longer guard dangling down from the blade cover - maybe 20-30cm so it won't be in the way when the blade is up, but then it could be protected even while cutting the largest log. Granted you're probably not going to fall forward into the machine while holding the button.
Very very cool build.
Edit: 18:54 could add a spring-loaded arm to hold down the wood that travels in the same axis as the handle to hold down the wood, then no hands near the blade.
About your proposal for a second spring-loaded arm , personally I would like that one operated by foot ( pedal) because after some time the operator will be stressed out for continuously stretching out two springs by just one arm . And for safety you could attach a first electrical contact on the log-restraining arm , and connect it ( serial) with the start button .
Brawo. Jesteś bardzo bystry ❤
Excellent travail de construction mécanique, dans les règles de l'art ! Bravo !!!
Excellent, great job, I'm jealous of your skills and equipment.
This will be great as all of your other builds are. 👍🏽
The workmanship making this is astounding a true craftsman
You are an electrical engineering genius👍👍👍
That sounds like a fascinating project! I'm eager to see how to make a DIY firewood cutting machine.
Eres un máquina, haces que parezca fácil, enhorabuena!!
Incredible vision and build!
You sir are a mechanical genius.
Отличная работа ! Красавчик 👍
Dos buenos diseños, dos máquinas compatibles para un trabajo liviano, rápido, seguro y con resultado muy útil ✅👍
А безопасности маловато будет,стоять на линии работы шины, опасно для гениталий !!
@@levkarpenko208 😬🥺😳
Brilliant work, dude! Really well done!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
oh thats awesome. very well built. i like the safety guards too, very safe to operate. great build
Thanx 👍
Ok you have my vote for coolest person in the world!!! Awesome job
Dobry i przydatny sprzęt. Szacun 😎
Tztwx
Que trabalho lindo fantástico 👏👏👏
Parabéns pelo trabalho muito bom ver umas coisas assim
love where the guy is standing in the opening seconds. No Fear !!😀
Respect to the skills. And also amazing the whole machines and tools used to make it - I would love to have all of them, endless possibilities limited only to imagination.
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A combination of the disadvantages of a circular saw and a chain saw, while having no advantages. Love it :)
Bizony ,nem szívesen àllnék a lànc forgàs irànyàvaln szemben ,még fél làbal sem ! A talàlmàny különben profi munka!