Этот молодой мастер меня искренне удивляет, технические решения вызывают удовольствие от просмотра этих видео роликов и его ювелирных работ). Мира всем, а его семье настоящего счастья)). С ув.
Ah it's looking perfect Donn, and you got MINI MAN'S approval too. Can't ask for more than that. It will be a fantastic Log Splitter when you're through with it. Thanks for taking us along with you. Stay safe and keep up the great video's and have some fun along the way. Fred.
I've been following your channel for a few years now and always look forward to your next project. Obviously you're doing something right, nearing 1 million subscribers. It's always fun to see how many "professional " fabricators comment on how they'd do it but somehow don't have a YT channel to show how smart they are!!
Your Mimi-Me is fortunate to have a dad like you who can build him cool toys and other things, then teach him to do it himself as he grows up. Anyway, the splitter build is coming along nicely.
You're the one, building a pro version of DIY is not easy, there are always things and combinations that make you stop and think for a solution.. Keep on, cheers big time. 😉👍
So we all know, "Mini Me" will be welding before kindergarten. Start them young let them learn to build and make stuff, it is the best teacher for life, it either works or it won't. But the biggest take away is problem solving how to A) Make it work or B) How to make it better and work better. Take it from me, the most important thing is enjoy this time it goes by so fast I am speaking from experience my kid is 26 and yes no matter her age she is my kid.
It's always a pleasure watching you work, you are very talented and creative. Mini me was sure bundled up, it must be very cold there. Keep the videos coming they are always excellent. 👍
A good way to make the moving wedge go up and down would be an angled slot that works like a ramp. Very low profile relative to a complex linkage system and fewer moving parts.
I'm only woodworking, so I'll eventually do steel, but I don't have enough knowledge. A round file is good. Studying here is meaningful. Have a nice day.
Coming along very nicely !! This will be a nice splitter !! Fantastic work and excellent design !! Also your little boy is so cute !! Can't wait till the next video !! 👍👍
Log lift is coming out sweet! Brilliant idea, all splitters need them. I wish mine had one, instead I use the most expensive log lift in the world, an excavator, LOL! This project is coming out great, I can't wait to show it to my father, he'll LOVE it! Nice to see "mini me" almost time to get him a PW50 to rip around on, yeah?
I have a couple of extra skid steer loader cylinders I plan to use for a log loft. Was thinking about putting quick disconnects on my hydraulic log splitter to use it as a power pack to run the cylinder. My saw mill is also up on a trailer and some.of these 11' LG x 22" diameter wet white oak logs push 1-ton.
Donn, of you want to make a flap sander, you can use an old armature to from a heater or wiper motor. Take all the copper out, fold some sandpaper (sanding belt is better than paper), slip it into the armature with the grit on the outside, and hold it in place with carpenter nails with a bid head so it won't slip through.
Nice project . Some remarq , when transporting/riding the logsplitter, the end of that logloader being horizontal will very much sticking out sidewards . An extra hing in the middle of the lenght of the loader does solve that problem .
Hi Donn. I like to watch you constructing all of those machines. But i also would liko to see you farm renovation. When you gonna finish it? Thanks for your videos.
That is coming along very nicely be interesting to see it run how big of a reservoir tank are you going to put on it can't wait to find out please keep it going
Good splitter for clear wood. But,, Knitty or twisted or cross cutting is ruled out. You need one with the blade moving on the cylinder end. Then the blade can be withdrawn from jambed logs . Excellent for nice clear logs. I mention, constructively, for anyone about to make a splitter.
Ma sain kohalikus tanklas juba üha härraga kokku, kes juhtumisi käesolevat kanalit jälgib ja avaldas temagi soovi puulõhkuja järele. Hetkel aga pean kahjuks ära ütlema, kui just tooteks ei tee ja valmistama ei hakka. Enne läheb muidugi väga palju aega, et asi normaalselt tööle saada ja vead likvideerida jne. Elame-näeme. Jõudu tarvis!
@@DonnDIY eks ta nii olegi, et kui teed hea asja siis seda soovitakse. Kuna sa kindlasti talletad detailide kohta andmeid, siis teine juurde teha on sul kindlasti kergem. Toote arenduses, vist see vigade parandamine suuremaks mureks kujunebki. Endiselt jõudu ja uute videodeni!!!
Always a pleasure to watch you work, especially the problem solving. Is there an advantage to pushing the wood against the wedge as opposed to driving the wedge into the wood? All the splitters I see in the U.S. drive a wedge.
Looks good but have you thought about transportation of the splitter with that log ramp. I feel like it might be in the way, ether too low or sticking out to far. Just some thoughts.
I built a log lifter for a friends splitter, i mostly copied the woodmizer log lifter, twice now he has lent it out to others, they try and have one person loading and one running the controls, both times the person loading has had their feet pinched under the lifter when the person operating the controls lowered it, there are labels and it is in the manual, to avoid injury only one person operating this machine.
Omal on seda metalli niipalju varuks varasemast ajast või praegu ostate ? Mis poest? Tahan oma garaažis ka ühtteist teha, aga vaja leida hea metalli jaemüüja eestis
Location of the control handle in the main thing to me, I don’t want to have to look at it during operation of it because I want to be looking at the ram pushing
Yes if the trees are straight grain and dont have much branches... His from Estonia and being his neighbor can tell all that wonky birch with lots of branches will do is jam it self to blade like that, or welds will fail and now you have partially splitted log with hardox blade stuck in it. At most you can hope with say 12tons splitter is go for 4 peaces and straight ones that are not wonky maybe 6 or 8 but that is pushing it. If you go for say 50-100cm logs you can forget that 6-8 pretty much and hope for the best with 4. If its "flame birch" grain 4 peaces is pushing it and if its all those things mentioned you pray to god and help the splitter with chainsaw relief cuts...
Different needs and wants. Mostly that was for smaller below 15cm trees that are not so difficult to split. Since whole thing was built around 7ton china hydraulic splitter it was pretty slow and cant do much, but since its now firewood processing center (not sure what is right term) it will fetch nice price when sold further on. This is for large actual log size trunks he transported in few videos back on timber trailer. Chain saw into suitable peaces, roll, lift and split. With two valve system it should be much faster and powerful than that 7ton machine witch kind i see in the metal scrap all the time. Since this is built from readily available components it can be upgraded and maintained much easier than those China made ones. If you want make small fire wood in hurry and 7tons is enough, get fast action kinetic splitter but check they didnt use full tread bolt as axle like in mine -.- and anything longer or tougher like wonky birch with lots of branches you use/build something like this.
Tundub, et peab ise lülitama, aga võin ka eksida. Hoob jääb tagastuspositsioonis paika ja tagasi jõudes lülitub automaatselt nullpositsiooni. P81-RS-S10 oli vist jagaja kood, mark Hydra-Pack, selle järgi hea täpsed specid välja otsida. Ma ise suurt midagi hüdraulikast veel ei tea, aga katsun õppida käsolevateks ja edasisteks projektideks.
Since you only used the 2 supply hoses on this splitter,go ahead and clean the old one up,reassemble it and sell it for several hundred bux to help defray the costs of this one...
Unfortunately not but I would be happy to be sponsored by Vans. I do love the "Vans Old Skool" shoes. I keep one pair as my "church shoes" when going out and the other pair are my work shoes that already look disgusting. 😀
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Этот молодой мастер меня искренне удивляет, технические решения вызывают удовольствие от просмотра
этих видео роликов и его ювелирных работ). Мира всем, а его семье настоящего счастья)). С ув.
Ah it's looking perfect Donn, and you got MINI MAN'S approval too. Can't ask for more than that. It will be a fantastic Log Splitter when you're through with it. Thanks for taking us along with you. Stay safe and keep up the great video's and have some fun along the way. Fred.
I've been following your channel for a few years now and always look forward to your next project. Obviously you're doing something right, nearing 1 million subscribers. It's always fun to see how many "professional " fabricators comment on how they'd do it but somehow don't have a YT channel to show how smart they are!!
If you judge fab/design skill level by YT sub count, you seriously do not have the slightest clue on how any of this sh!t works..
@@oikkuoek like I said, nearly 1 million people like his content. For the record,they're not "how to" videos, they're " how he did it" videos.
@@alexaltrichter1597 For the record 1 mil subs does not equal to 1 mil likes... U can buy sub packs U know..
Another brilliant installment and incredible design and fabrication. Little mini me gives you his seal of approval
Love watching your mind work and seeing the outcome. It was also nice to see your family.
Your Mimi-Me is fortunate to have a dad like you who can build him cool toys and other things, then teach him to do it himself as he grows up. Anyway, the splitter build is coming along nicely.
And a family too! Good for you Donn!
You're the one, building a pro version of DIY is not easy, there are always things and combinations that make you stop and think for a solution.. Keep on, cheers big time. 😉👍
So we all know, "Mini Me" will be welding before kindergarten. Start them young let them learn to build and make stuff, it is the best teacher for life, it either works or it won't. But the biggest take away is problem solving how to A) Make it work or B) How to make it better and work better. Take it from me, the most important thing is enjoy this time it goes by so fast I am speaking from experience my kid is 26 and yes no matter her age she is my kid.
I had no idea what you were up to and then, MAGIC, a log lifter. Neat.
Looks amazing and mini-me is absolutely adorable!
Nice railslide! Oh, and the log splitter's pretty cool too.👍
Как всегда на высоте, ждем продолжения отличный апарат получается.
Excellent first try haha you are a really iron master love to watch your videos 👍
See you've been fabricating in the bedroom as well, best build yet.
🤣
Até q enfim my brother,tava ansioso pra assistir + um vídeo,parabéns!!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
It's always a pleasure watching you work, you are very talented and creative. Mini me was sure bundled up, it must be very cold there. Keep the videos coming they are always excellent. 👍
Master fabricator at work
Well done and thank you for the build.
A good way to make the moving wedge go up and down would be an angled slot that works like a ramp. Very low profile relative to a complex linkage system and fewer moving parts.
I'm only woodworking, so I'll eventually do steel, but I don't have enough knowledge.
A round file is good. Studying here is meaningful. Have a nice day.
🤣 @7:09 Mini-Me HILARIOUS. Good job 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦
Coming along very nicely !! This will be a nice splitter !! Fantastic work and excellent design !! Also your little boy is so cute !! Can't wait till the next video !! 👍👍
I love your videos! They inspired me to make my own firewood processor. But now I see I need a multi function wood splitter too 😂 nice work! 👍
The little guy is so fortunate to have you as a Dad. Welding at 8.
Log lift is coming out sweet! Brilliant idea, all splitters need them. I wish mine had one, instead I use the most expensive log lift in the world, an excavator, LOL! This project is coming out great, I can't wait to show it to my father, he'll LOVE it! Nice to see "mini me" almost time to get him a PW50 to rip around on, yeah?
Perhaps this isn't much cheaper than buying one, but you get what you want and you know it's welded together properly!
It’s generally heavy duty and stronger than factory equipment
I think this splitter might be a bit 🤏 better than the electric one. 😉
Love to see “Mini me” visiting issi in the shop.
I have a couple of extra skid steer loader cylinders I plan to use for a log loft. Was thinking about putting quick disconnects on my hydraulic log splitter to use it as a power pack to run the cylinder. My saw mill is also up on a trailer and some.of these 11' LG x 22" diameter wet white oak logs push 1-ton.
si que sos un maestro con las obras que ases todo lo que e visto de usted siempre me sorprende
Great work mate
Donn, of you want to make a flap sander, you can use an old armature to from a heater or wiper motor. Take all the copper out, fold some sandpaper (sanding belt is better than paper), slip it into the armature with the grit on the outside, and hold it in place with carpenter nails with a bid head so it won't slip through.
perfect job, perfect skills, thanks for showing
Good sneaker choice btw
Coming along good.
Complimenti anche tu hai un'ottima manualita' Buon Lavoro Ciao
Hello Don,good job! 👍👍👍👍
You are pretty goog young fellow .your parent most proud
Nice work
Thank you!
Nice project . Some remarq , when transporting/riding the logsplitter, the end of that logloader being horizontal will very much sticking out sidewards . An extra hing in the middle of the lenght of the loader does solve that problem .
It's never too soon to start the next generation in the shop.....
You should get a metal cutting bandsaw. They don't spew out all the dust that angle grinders do. Add drill press to the list too!
Basic log splitter... goes forward goes back.
DONN DIY log splitter... hold my beer....
Superb as always! I can wantch your videos all day!
ah yes, the skateboarder / fabricator combo. i didnt realize it existed till i became one myself :)
Love it keep it up ❣️
Ты так весь лес в округе выкасиш😉. Но руки канечно с нужного места растут 👍👍👍
cool building
Hi Donn.
I like to watch you constructing all of those machines. But i also would liko to see you farm renovation. When you gonna finish it?
Thanks for your videos.
First try!! So rad!
11:00 Mr.Chop eating iron like a crazy maniac....🤭🤣
FIRST TRY! Well done!
First try! Love it!
Lookin' Gooood !
Hi! You work a lot like me. Thay makes me feel talented!!!
Дядько з юмором! Гарний дровокол, чекаємо продовження
perfecto ese trabajo amigo
Hello Donn good job
The eyes for the log lift cylinder don't have to be full round, just hooks. That way you can easily disconnect it for stowing/moving
genio...
Good work good luck steel and iron master
That is coming along very nicely be interesting to see it run how big of a reservoir tank are you going to put on it can't wait to find out please keep it going
Good splitter for clear wood. But,, Knitty or twisted or cross cutting is ruled out. You need one with the blade moving on the cylinder end. Then the blade can be withdrawn from jambed logs . Excellent for nice clear logs. I mention, constructively, for anyone about to make a splitter.
Väga vinge aparaat, usun et nii mõnigi maamees oleks sellest huvitatud oma majapidamisse. Jõudu jaksu toimetamisel!
Ma sain kohalikus tanklas juba üha härraga kokku, kes juhtumisi käesolevat kanalit jälgib ja avaldas temagi soovi puulõhkuja järele. Hetkel aga pean kahjuks ära ütlema, kui just tooteks ei tee ja valmistama ei hakka. Enne läheb muidugi väga palju aega, et asi normaalselt tööle saada ja vead likvideerida jne. Elame-näeme. Jõudu tarvis!
@@DonnDIY eks ta nii olegi, et kui teed hea asja siis seda soovitakse. Kuna sa kindlasti talletad detailide kohta andmeid, siis teine juurde teha on sul kindlasti kergem. Toote arenduses, vist see vigade parandamine suuremaks mureks kujunebki. Endiselt jõudu ja uute videodeni!!!
what are you going to do with the log loader when it's in transport? leave it in the up position with the cylinder? nice build tho!
Thumbs up, but you should lean the top of knife a bit twords the moving plate that sends the former logs into fine burning woodpieces
Always a pleasure to watch you work, especially the problem solving.
Is there an advantage to pushing the wood against the wedge as opposed to driving the wedge into the wood? All the splitters I see in the U.S. drive a wedge.
Awesome .....
Looks good but have you thought about transportation of the splitter with that log ramp. I feel like it might be in the way, ether too low or sticking out to far. Just some thoughts.
Ждём продолжения ...
"First try!" is how my " mini me" was conceived
nice first try !
Hit them old cylinders with air from compressor. I put 150 psi overnight with little oil and they free up
I built a log lifter for a friends splitter, i mostly copied the woodmizer log lifter, twice now he has lent it out to others, they try and have one person loading and one running the controls, both times the person loading has had their feet pinched under the lifter when the person operating the controls lowered it, there are labels and it is in the manual, to avoid injury only one person operating this machine.
Nice job god bless
Perfekt👍👍
so when is baby getting his first welding kit?
🚧"stuff got welded" 🚧
Super
Hey Donn, is this to replace the electric log splitter? I love the loading gate and might build one for myself.
Omal on seda metalli niipalju varuks varasemast ajast või praegu ostate ?
Mis poest? Tahan oma garaažis ka ühtteist teha, aga vaja leida hea metalli jaemüüja eestis
Varutud üle pika aja. Teengi projekte põhiliselt nii, et vaatan varud üle ja siis olemasolevast keeran miskit (loodetavasti toimivat) kokku. 😀
I guess I don't understand you made a log Prosser just a couple years ago
*How expensive was the hardox?*
Location of the control handle in the main thing to me, I don’t want to have to look at it during operation of it because I want to be looking at the ram pushing
Uh, you dropped something. 🤣🥰🤩
is this to supplement the previous log splitter?
I’d hate to make “ Mr. Chop “ angry!
🤣
What happened to your old log splitter? Cheers
The thing that split the wood should be a ring with spokes, then you can have different rings for different size wood pieces
Yes if the trees are straight grain and dont have much branches... His from Estonia and being his neighbor can tell all that wonky birch with lots of branches will do is jam it self to blade like that, or welds will fail and now you have partially splitted log with hardox blade stuck in it. At most you can hope with say 12tons splitter is go for 4 peaces and straight ones that are not wonky maybe 6 or 8 but that is pushing it. If you go for say 50-100cm logs you can forget that 6-8 pretty much and hope for the best with 4. If its "flame birch" grain 4 peaces is pushing it and if its all those things mentioned you pray to god and help the splitter with chainsaw relief cuts...
Молодец отлично
Gee you got a long ways to go
What happen to the the log cutter and splitter you made a few years back?
It might be for bigger logs
Different needs and wants. Mostly that was for smaller below 15cm trees that are not so difficult to split. Since whole thing was built around 7ton china hydraulic splitter it was pretty slow and cant do much, but since its now firewood processing center (not sure what is right term) it will fetch nice price when sold further on. This is for large actual log size trunks he transported in few videos back on timber trailer. Chain saw into suitable peaces, roll, lift and split. With two valve system it should be much faster and powerful than that 7ton machine witch kind i see in the metal scrap all the time. Since this is built from readily available components it can be upgraded and maintained much easier than those China made ones.
If you want make small fire wood in hurry and 7tons is enough, get fast action kinetic splitter but check they didnt use full tread bolt as axle like in mine -.- and anything longer or tougher like wonky birch with lots of branches you use/build something like this.
That sounds cool. I’ve been watching for a long while and enjoy your builds and your approach to these task, I wish I could be close to come and help.
Super, kas kas hüdrosilinder hakkab automaatselt tagasi tulema või hakkad lülitama?
Tundub, et peab ise lülitama, aga võin ka eksida. Hoob jääb tagastuspositsioonis paika ja tagasi jõudes lülitub automaatselt nullpositsiooni. P81-RS-S10 oli vist jagaja kood, mark Hydra-Pack, selle järgi hea täpsed specid välja otsida. Ma ise suurt midagi hüdraulikast veel ei tea, aga katsun õppida käsolevateks ja edasisteks projektideks.
Kui lisada üks varras ja vedru saab sellest "tühisest"vaevast lahti, vähemalt tavalise vene jagajaga.
Let's see some old skate vids
😊
Since you only used the 2 supply hoses on this splitter,go ahead and clean the old one up,reassemble it and sell it for several hundred bux to help defray the costs of this one...
That was a Minion
why dont you use more cncplasma
Vans sponsoring included.
Unfortunately not but I would be happy to be sponsored by Vans. I do love the "Vans Old Skool" shoes. I keep one pair as my "church shoes" when going out and the other pair are my work shoes that already look disgusting. 😀
Great video …… great mini me (you)