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Never ending Originality and workmanship. The jigs you made worked great, had no doubt, look forward to more Donn as the journey continues, Happy New Year !!
Some might argue with you on that but I think the same as you do. I did a lot more work than only these 21 minutes worth and that is what I want to share with everyone and especially with those who think about making their own tracks.
Whew! Well done to you, sir! That was quite a job for one person to get done in only twenty one minutes!! I really like your electromagnetic drill press, too! Those things are awesome. Your skills are to be admired!
I've been building a machine like this in my head since I was about 10 years old. There it has stayed for 40 years and I think it will remain ! Great job, can't wait to see it go!
Not sure which I'm liking more... the project, the way you work, watching how your mind works on "fabricating" a jig to make something work. I hope you don't burn yourself out. I've seen many young and older people with ingenious minds burn themselves out. I like the fact you're commenting more in your videos as well. This build is coming along quite nicely. Looking forward to seeing this all up and running. Cheers :)
Well thought out track system and assembly process. And the best part? The assembly jigs made from scrap! That's artist level craftsmanship. Looking forward to the next videos and the test run through water!
Love the design. Most DIY tankers go all-metal for the tracks and they are difficult to make work reliably. Also the wear rate makes all-metal kind of unfeasable. This is genious!
Wow that is fantastic work. I love how you used the round stock as a guide for the wheels i have seen others try but fail with the track. Excellent thought you are the real deal.
Yeah, that was amazing. Tracks look so uniform. I still don't fully understand how they will stay straight but guess that will be more apparent in a later video. Like many others said I also thought the jigs were very cool.
You mean how will they not lean on the sides and drop off? The tracks will be held on with tension so the tracks are stretched on, thus they'll be straight.
Donn DIY Man you really got a good assembly line going there! Nice work 👍 I just posted part 2 of my articulating mini 4x4 dump truck build video and I had about 3 comments from people telling me to check out Donn DIY channel 👍 take care
A tip for doing productions type work like cutting the guides and angle for the track pads. When cutting, if your saw is able to handle thicker material, cut the main piece into half or quarters and cut 4 at a time. It will make the job of cutting much more efficient than just doing one at a time.
I would say using some 1in (25.4mm) strap to make the "washers" and have it the length of one side (so its just one wide washer with the 2 whole in it) would work a treat, but my god drilling the holes would bout drive a man crazy lol. Nice work good sir.
Amazing, it takes intelligence and a lot of skill to do what you are doing but not only that, you make it look easy. That my friend is genius. Look forward to seeing a work of art finished. Best wishes Rich
Not knowing the kind of job you perform, now this is some great fabbing work, I like the way you make jigs so everything comes out looking the same, thanks again for sharing your great videos and work :)
Лайк! Сам немного самодельщик, токарь, слесарь, сварщик, столяр, но ... уже старый. Восхищен, что молодой парень, живущий своим хозяйством, такой мастеровой, с руками Золотыми и светлой головой. Для всего этого надо время, терпение, средства, инструмент. А надо еще заработать на жизнь, семью, Здоровья тебе, удачи и всех Благ.
You sir are my most favorite UA-camr of all time I've learned so much from you I love everything about everything you do and the way you do it I aspire to work the way you do in my shop
Yes, I knew 19 was going to be great. You are amazing. I build and fabricate, weld etc all the time and have all my life. I am 70 and I don’t think I have ever seen determination and skill as you present it. Donn how many rolls of wire have you burned through so far ? //ji Salem, OR
Отличная подготовка к каждому этапу сборки, все сделано очень классно, как на мелко-серийном производстве!!! Уважение от инженера! Смущает отсутствие натяжителя гусеницы, при проколе крайнего колеса гусеница обязательно слезет. Также отсутствие подвески как таковой, скажется на комфорте езды и жизненном цикле трансмиссии, в остальном снимаю шляпу перед вашим мастерством.
You could of at least painted the bolt heads so that the whole world knows that you made it..... or you could just show them the video/LOL. Your certainly picing projects with enough welding , drilling, screwing, making jigs, (you should apply for patent even if it never gets challenged)That is going to be one hell of a logging in the snow and recovery rig! So proud of you. You a bubble short of genius!
Following this project is something I look forward to every week, I can totally relate to all the problem solving you have encountered, Super great job your doing on this build 👍👍👍👍👍
As someone who works on and operates vehicles with similar track systems, we use backer plates instead of washers on the back of our cleats, all the bolts for each belt go through the same piece of steel and we thread them into the cleat so no nuts needed, less parts to rattle lose and cause a problem, I don't envy the job of making new tracks from scratch though, this paoff off season I had to replace 25 cleats on a single track for one of our machines at 15 bolts per cleat...took half a day just to get them off, 3 days to assemble parts onto the replacements and get them installed
@@DonnDIY WOW.! I bet the guy at your local DIY store love you ...lol Great work buddy, I look forward to watching your vids, I finished work last Friday at 02:00 and was still watching your work at 08:00..I Like the Home built Log saw you made, that was really great .;)
U rock as usual. I watch yours and doctor diy videos. Both tracked vehicles. But I love yours because of your perfection and perfect calculations when fabricating a product. Good luck and I'm expecting a test drive video
Looking good, I will give you a Tip on cutting rubber belting I have cut Miles of it. Add about a teaspoon of dish soap to a spray bottle and fill with water and then spray the solution onto your cut line you will not believe how much easier it will cut. Thay can be expensive but Google Conveyer belt or elevator fasteners these will have a much larger head or a plate so they won't pull through the rubber also it may be much easier to join the ends hope this may help. Play Safe From Elliot Lake Ontario Canada.
Nice job. I love your OCD methodology too. Best way to do things... Design a system using jigs to speed up the process and standardize the building processes. Nice video I'm subbing.
I bought a Hoot with plastic tracks, i see escargo has paddles on the sides of theirs to act as alignment keepers and paddles for the water propulsion. I do not want to increase the width thinking of making them to bolt through the rubber, bolting the traction cleat, rubber, and paddle on with same bolts. Thank you for sharing your videos
This video is part of a series of videos, check out the series here:
ua-cam.com/play/PLkmF7FAZBzkWdzAxcrnz-WJbzSRyqrSBt.html
Subscribe for more and check out my other videos on my channel page:
ua-cam.com/users/DonnDIY
Welding equipment borrowed from Spetselektroodi AS, Estonia:
Fronius TransSteel 2700 welder
Optrel Crystal 2.0 Welding Helmet
Hypertherm Powermax 45 XP plasma cutter
какого размера и толщины уголок использовали? и толщина прутка?
feliz 2020👍👍👍👍
8:30 genial thank you 👍Brazil
17:00 thank you 💡🔓😇
@@гусеничныйвездеходТунгус он не русский
Huge amount of work that would discourage most of any man. Congratulations, you're a beast!!
You must se how people in India doo staff without special tool.
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You have a well thought out manufacturing system. This makes sense and it's why I enjoy your videos.
Never ending Originality and workmanship. The jigs you made worked great, had no doubt, look forward to more Donn as the journey continues, Happy New Year !!
I'm getting hooked on your videos, love how you deal with mass production.
Compliments and thumbs up on an awesome job.
Thanks !
Cheers!
Holy mother of god.....a 21 and a 1/2 minute video doesn't due justice to how much work this must've taken.
Some might argue with you on that but I think the same as you do. I did a lot more work than only these 21 minutes worth and that is what I want to share with everyone and especially with those who think about making their own tracks.
Appreciate your time putting these videos together , you’re a man of skills👌🏾
Это просто колоссальный объем работы. Моё уважение за такое трудолюбие.
Whew! Well done to you, sir! That was quite a job for one person to get done in only twenty one minutes!! I really like your electromagnetic drill press, too! Those things are awesome. Your skills are to be admired!
Cheers!
Качественная работа требует терпения,удачи тебе)
Ставь лайк кто из России
Большое спасибо!
Прикинь, у него токарный станок 1К62.
@@7alexpro9 сильно👍
я считаю, что всегда стоит потратить время на создание джига. хорошая работа Донн
Отлично 👍.
I've been building a machine like this in my head since I was about 10 years old.
There it has stayed for 40 years and I think it will remain !
Great job, can't wait to see it go!
It's never too late!
Not sure which I'm liking more... the project, the way you work, watching how your mind works on "fabricating" a jig to make something work. I hope you don't burn yourself out. I've seen many young and older people with ingenious minds burn themselves out. I like the fact you're commenting more in your videos as well. This build is coming along quite nicely. Looking forward to seeing this all up and running. Cheers :)
Well thought out track system and assembly process. And the best part? The assembly jigs made from scrap! That's artist level craftsmanship. Looking forward to the next videos and the test run through water!
This track system is not my invention. It is really common on most simple tracked vehicles.
A great way to kick my weekend off a little early - a video from Donny D!!!
Thanks for watching!
Mag drill and custom jigs! Awesome! Gettin' 'er dun!
Wow. You are very inspiring. All you fabricate to get to your final result is pretty awesome.
Love the design. Most DIY tankers go all-metal for the tracks and they are difficult to make work reliably. Also the wear rate makes all-metal kind of unfeasable. This is genious!
This design is very old. Not my idea. I just surfed the Internet and copied others. 😄
It is a great shot when you look down the track after it is completed. Nice work!
Как все красиво и точно делаешь по заводу . Веду просмотр всех серий . Молодец , удачи . 👍👌👏!!!
Большое спасибо!
It's only scrap when it's swarf , great use of materials new and old !!
Well said.
Как всегда всё отлично. Хотелось бы по чаще и по больше видео. А так всё супер. Молодец!
Больше видео будет. Спасибо за просмотр!
Більше відео, а працювати над конструкцією коли?
Wow that is fantastic work. I love how you used the round stock as a guide for the wheels i have seen others try but fail with the track. Excellent thought you are the real deal.
Making track guides or tracks this way is nothing new. I really liked the design so I decided to use it for my own tracks too.
Looking good Donn. Really enjoy your fabrication system and jigs. You keep amazing us as you continue your build. Thanks for sharing with us.
Cheers!
I am always proud of humans after watching Donn's videos.
Yeah, that was amazing. Tracks look so uniform. I still don't fully understand how they will stay straight but guess that will be more apparent in a later video. Like many others said I also thought the jigs were very cool.
You mean how will they not lean on the sides and drop off? The tracks will be held on with tension so the tracks are stretched on, thus they'll be straight.
That is the coolest homemade tank track I have ever seen!
Cheers mate!
Damn that’s a sweat shop, well done getting through such a repetetive job!
Nice! I’m at work right now so I’m going to check this out later when I’m done 👍 thanks for posting 🙂
Cheers. Have a great work day!
Donn DIY Man you really got a good assembly line going there! Nice work 👍
I just posted part 2 of my articulating mini 4x4 dump truck build video and I had about 3 comments from people telling me to check out Donn DIY channel 👍 take care
Сколько сил, терпения и времени!
Простор нет слов, молодчина!!!
A tip for doing productions type work like cutting the guides and angle for the track pads. When cutting, if your saw is able to handle thicker material, cut the main piece into half or quarters and cut 4 at a time. It will make the job of cutting much more efficient than just doing one at a time.
I would say using some 1in (25.4mm) strap to make the "washers" and have it the length of one side (so its just one wide washer with the 2 whole in it) would work a treat, but my god drilling the holes would bout drive a man crazy lol. Nice work good sir.
Yes, that would be ideal. That's what I had in mind.
No Music? I love the silence :)
OMG you are awesome as always. Your videos are always a must watch! Along with garage 54, j mantzel and Kris harbour. Always fun to watch the progress
That looked like a ton of work. Great results
It was a bit. But all moments were satisfying. 😀
Amazing, it takes intelligence and a lot of skill to do what you are doing but not only that, you make it look easy. That my friend is genius. Look forward to seeing a work of art finished. Best wishes Rich
Not knowing the kind of job you perform, now this is some great fabbing work, I like the way you make jigs so everything comes out looking the same, thanks again for sharing your great videos and work :)
Just found you donndiy. You have great patients. Keep up the great work,
I’m in Bacchus Marsh Victoria in Australia. Where are you based donndiy? It’s 12:55am on Saturday night here. And I’m learning how to make tracks! Lol
Лайк! Сам немного самодельщик, токарь, слесарь, сварщик, столяр, но ... уже старый. Восхищен, что молодой парень, живущий своим хозяйством, такой мастеровой, с руками Золотыми и светлой головой. Для всего этого надо время, терпение, средства, инструмент. А надо еще заработать на жизнь, семью, Здоровья тебе, удачи и всех Благ.
Спасибо за добрые пожелания.
You sir are my most favorite UA-camr of all time I've learned so much from you I love everything about everything you do and the way you do it I aspire to work the way you do in my shop
Those are amazing brother WOOOOOOWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!! You are talented bro. Cant wait to see the finished ATV
Excellent workmanship, your plan is working well. I like it when someone stays on track. See what I did, stay on track.
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I can understand how you got excited, getting to make tracks!
Can't wait to go for a ride!
Absolutely. 😀
Great job DonnDIY
Hopefully the next video will come faster,
I can hardly wait
You definitely have the patience of a saint. Very impressive can't wait to see you in the water.
You are one hell of a machine Donn. Tracks look awesome.
I'm very cold watching you work. Nice tools! I like your milling machine.
Im impressed. Very keen to see this thing running soon!!!
Love the use of jigs to ease mass production, really looking forward to future episodes on this thing!
Couldn't do without jigs. No way. Would take a lot of time, even for me. 😄
I can sit all day just to watch your videos.
When you were bending the bars at high-speed, it sounded like the start of Pink Floyd's song "Money". haha
Good one Donn, it’s really shaping up now, looking forward to the next vlog. Regards John
Your building of templates to easen your work is amazing
Yes, I knew 19 was going to be great. You are amazing. I build and fabricate, weld etc all the time and have all my life. I am 70 and I don’t think I have ever seen determination and skill as you present it. Donn how many rolls of wire have you burned through so far ? //ji Salem, OR
Almost one spool of 15 kg of 1 mm welding wire.
Chuffin nora, been following this. And this is just beyond words. Superb work Donn
сколько труда потрачено для гусениц, дай Бог тебе УДАЧИ!!!!
2,5-3 дня.
I have been waiting for the tracks like a teenage girl waiting for her crush to invite her to the dance! Looking good!
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Отличная подготовка к каждому этапу сборки, все сделано очень классно, как на мелко-серийном производстве!!! Уважение от инженера! Смущает отсутствие натяжителя гусеницы, при проколе крайнего колеса гусеница обязательно слезет. Также отсутствие подвески как таковой, скажется на комфорте езды и жизненном цикле трансмиссии, в остальном снимаю шляпу перед вашим мастерством.
You sir, are a wizard of metalworking! This whole project of yours was more entertaining than the last Marvel movie
You could of at least painted the bolt heads so that the whole world knows that you made it..... or you could just show them the video/LOL. Your certainly picing projects with enough welding , drilling, screwing, making jigs, (you should apply for patent even if it never gets challenged)That is going to be one hell of a logging in the snow and recovery rig! So proud of you. You a bubble short of genius!
Скоро полевые испытания? Удачи тебе и терпения! А голова и руки у тебя есть.
Как говорится: "Применяй с умом!".
Полевые испытания, надеюсь, скоро.
That had to be mind numbing in the repetition. Nice work!
Numbing the mind sometimes is therapeutic. 😀
And now we all want to see you test fit these on your wheels... ;) nice job!
I should've shown the cleat sitting on a wheel. Forgot it though. 😆
ingenious and off course a nice Plate on the Trailer (007)!
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Following this project is something I look forward to every week, I can totally relate to all the problem solving you have encountered, Super great job your doing on this build 👍👍👍👍👍
They look GREAT. Your design and construction look first rate
Cheers. Not my design though - it has been done before. 🙂
You are very good, you are organized, careful and informed
Your work deserves more than 2 million viewers.
Toujours un magnifique travail !!!! Bravo !!!!
Always a wonderful job !!!! Well done !!!!
As someone who works on and operates vehicles with similar track systems, we use backer plates instead of washers on the back of our cleats, all the bolts for each belt go through the same piece of steel and we thread them into the cleat so no nuts needed, less parts to rattle lose and cause a problem, I don't envy the job of making new tracks from scratch though, this paoff off season I had to replace 25 cleats on a single track for one of our machines at 15 bolts per cleat...took half a day just to get them off, 3 days to assemble parts onto the replacements and get them installed
I might replace the washers with those backer plates. I wanted these already when I built my ATV tracks. Might do this change.
Сколько труда и терпения.
You are brilliant bro.
Awesome. Best track design i have seen! Also... thanks for all the detail on the jigs. Enjoy your work. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Und jetzt alle Maschinen und Konstruktionen auf diesem Kanal noch einmal in klimaneutral
Things are starting to look exciting!
Who am I kidding... The project has always been exciting :D
Класс. Получается лучше чем с завода. Скорей бы уже в деле увидеть этот аппарат. Молодец так держать.
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Good job donny. I can't wait to see it work.
Every time I see some welding video I still squint. I a welder
Your a beast! I would have tapped out on those track cleats about 1/2 way through.
Pretty, pretty, good :)
Srsly, good production, workflow, & execution.
Good job
Awesome work!
Will soon be ready for a test drive
Let's hope so. I can't wait!
Very heavy vehicle. 😂👍
You need to do a Calculation as to how many miles of welding wire you have used on this project.. Great work Don..;)
I can tell you in kilograms. :D I'll be running out of a 15 kg spool soon. 😆
@@DonnDIY WOW.! I bet the guy at your local DIY store love you ...lol Great work buddy, I look forward to watching your vids, I finished work last Friday at 02:00 and was still watching your work at 08:00..I Like the Home built Log saw you made, that was really great .;)
@@DonnDIY Thats around 3.7 miles...lol
The only thing that is impressive about this project that is one man did it... You are my friend a beast
Nice watching a weldor who actually knows how to weld.
Welder*
@@xXViper-9Xx Welder is the machine, weldor is the operator. I have AWS, ASME and UL certifications that ALL say 'weldor'.
@@ginafarducci1600 just looked it up my apologies you are correct, learn something new every day
Thanks for sharing always very good 👍🇦🇺🚜
Thank you!
Most underrated DIY youtuber.
Love your videos! ❤️
Looks awesome! 👌👍 can't wait for the next video sitting waiting to see the track on this week. The suspense is great ha.
U rock as usual. I watch yours and doctor diy videos. Both tracked vehicles. But I love yours because of your perfection and perfect calculations when fabricating a product. Good luck and I'm expecting a test drive video
Cheers!
Making tracks... most mundane part of the job lol. Great job!
It's so cool to watch you come up with these clever ideas! Your work is also so good. Very impressive videos!!!
wow you have been busy. on to some home made ATV tracks
Where is the video? -You're awesome. You're a genius.
I remember when I made my tracks for my model t snowmobile. Very similar methods. Great Vid.
Looking good, I will give you a Tip on cutting rubber belting I have cut Miles of it. Add about a teaspoon of dish soap to a spray bottle and fill with water and then spray the solution onto your cut line you will not believe how much easier it will cut.
Thay can be expensive but Google Conveyer belt or elevator fasteners these will have a much larger head or a plate so they won't pull through the rubber also it may be much easier to join the ends hope this may help.
Play Safe From Elliot Lake Ontario Canada.
Thank you for the great advice!
Nice really nice, you're like a robot on those tracks...
Мне кажется машина получится тяжёлая и двигать будет слабый. А так симпатичный аппарат получается... 👍
Так и есть.Смущают самоварные привода ещё,рвануть должны
Nice work getting jiggy with it!
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Damn.!!..youre f* in' workaholic..great job Donn..just wait for your next vid..
this is going to be a TANK!! you got to be tired from all that screwin ;-) Great video as usual!!
Nice job.
I love your OCD methodology too.
Best way to do things...
Design a system using jigs to speed up the process and standardize the building processes.
Nice video
I'm subbing.
I bought a Hoot with plastic tracks, i see escargo has paddles on the sides of theirs to act as alignment keepers and paddles for the water propulsion. I do not want to increase the width thinking of making them to bolt through the rubber, bolting the traction cleat, rubber, and paddle on with same bolts. Thank you for sharing your videos
Гусеничная лента- мечта перфекциониста!)))