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It's TEC7 glue in a caulk tube. I used the caulk gun because you can lay it on pretty thick. Any glue in a caulk tube would be good. It's just easier to do the large parts with a caulk gun instead of a regular glue bottle.

yes it is, this one was printed on a FDM printer. But you need one with enough build plate area. I printed mine on a Creality ender 5

@ thank you so much!

hi, i don't really understand what you mean by that, but you can print both barrel halves without support, print it with the flat side tot the bed. The top sight or aimbar requires support for printing. Always try to find the easiest orientation to 3D print a part.

Thanks! 😁 yes this is the one, got some plans for it

thanks! 😄

i tried to modify the original bracket, it had the granular structure of cast iron and really hard to weld. Also most parts on cars are cast iron (or steel/alloy). its fast and cheap to produce.

Thanks, the old machines are the best!

it's a 3kW 3phase electric motor in Delta configuration. It takes quite some torque to start up. once its running it doesn't need that much power.

It's TEC7 glue in a caulk tube. I used the caulk gun because you can lay it on pretty thick. Any glue in a caulk tube would be good. It's just easier to do the large parts with a caulk gun instead of a regular glue bottle.

the bottom half warps with the top surface of it happens. You have to use a dial indicator and go over the surface to find the 'most level position'. if you measure all corners and they are within the amount of material you can safely remove it's fine. Sometimes you have to shim it out. If its to much you can't skim it anymore, also if it's warped badly the camshaft bearing won't align anymore and it can cause failures

it's a diy aluminium disc with a carbide insert (1 tooth) mounted on a ISO40 tool holder.

hi, dang do i have such a bad accent lol? 😅🤣 I speak dutch indeed. Send me an email at thebrojectlist@gmail.com i have the original mounting/lift system and ancilleries. I also have the gutbrod plow and tiller for it.

For the sidepanels i used philips selftapping pan head screw M3x8 and to mount the PI i used the M2.5x6 philips screws that came with the tower cooler. I shall put the screw sizes in the description on thinigverse.

@@thebrojectlist6881 Thank you! Yeah, putting them on Thingiverse would be a good idea. Have a great week

@@homelab32 Thanks! and good luck with your Pi Case 😄

yep it's garbage, the only thing it does is make some chinese scam company a little richer 😅

Thanks! my original engine did run but also used a lot of oil and smoked badly. The carburettor was cracked and a replacement is half the price of a new engine. It is a lot of work to fit a different engine but it drive so good and is very smooth.

Would be great, but we don't have running water nearby unfortunately. I was thinking of converting it into a Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine, to test if it makes a difference.

you want a kaplan turbine

@@TaylorTheDeveloper but then you need something like a dam or a elevated basin to power a water turbine 😅

I recommend a simple wood burner with a spiral water tube going to a massive water storage underground like a boiler and have the lost heat dry your wet wood with the exhaust, place a heat pump/airco around the water storage to get it back in cold air if you like, burning wood in the summer to get free airco, hot water, hot house, you can even hook TEG A thermoelectric generator also called a Seebeck generator, is a solid state device that converts heat (driven by temperature differences) directly into electrical energy

@@Soulkeeper. Some good thoughts there thanks. I do have a water heating coil in my fire place but don't often use it. I also didn't realize you can get larger TEGs until just then (looked them up). I have smaller ones on top of the heater for fans but just saw the 48 volt 336 watt ones which would be enough to keep my system alive in the darkness of winter (12 KWH 48 volt system with 12x200 watt panels. 8-9 months of the year I never have a problem so a couple of these TEGs and your hot water storage idea (hadn't thought of that either) would solve it... and actually be fun to set up. Many thanks for your valuable comment. Cheers

@@MIck-M thanks

Problem with windmills is, they have moving parts and will require maintenance at some point. And a lot of the commercial stuff is of low quality, sadly.

@@thebrojectlist6881 not if you have magnetic bearing and magnetic gearbox

Do you mean the voice overs or all of the sounds?

@@thebrojectlist6881 all sounds.

It is a 3 phase AC generator, but has a recitifier built in. I showed it in the video. It puts out DC, it's shown when i test it on the workbench. The multimeter is reading DC voltage up to 180V with no loads attached. The newer models have a seperate rectifier, those are sliightly less worse. A simple solar charger should be good enough to handle the load voltage of this thing. It's only when you have big dump loads (sudden wind gusts or storm) that these solar charge controller start to struggle.

@@thebrojectlist6881 that rectifier is the week point imho. Newer models will fare slightly better. On the up side even 100 watts from a vertical wind turbine in windy areas can be good to keep batteries charged in cloudy days. The models I have seen have solar wind hybrid controllers for a simple solar string also.

@@imac786 the whole generator design is a weak point. The rectifier is the least of the concerns, it doesn't have to work hard, there is almost no power produced in the first place. Even if you would rewind the generator with copper wire of the correct size and put decent size magnets in the rotor, it wil probably be capable of doing about 50W at best. (Given the size of the generator and the rotational speed). It's nothing more than a scam. It so poorly designed from the start that there is hardly anything worth to upgrade.

@@thebrojectlist6881 No I think rectifier is the issue. Ac-dc conversation needs saperate inverter and 100 watts is possible with this design and strong wind speed but even with 50 watts which you said what did you expect with 100 euros? I maintain that it is not bad to keep batteries charged up. Where wind is good these things may add 3kwh to system in one day which is good. Scam is in the specs. They should call it what it is 100-300 watts not 3000 watts

@@imac786 Please explain further what you think the rectifier is doing that would cause the whole thing not to work? I am interested in hearing your theory on this. 😀 All rectifiers are just diodes that filter one side of the ac sinus. doesnt matter if its 6 diodes connected directly after the generator coils or if you put a separete rectifier behind it. Still is using some diodes an maybe a capacitor. The design may be capable of generating 100watts, if you rewind the coils with copper instead of 0.4mm aluminium wire and place decent size magnets in the rotor instead of the tiny 3mm thick fridge magnets. 100W on 12v would mean 8 Amps passing true a 0.4mm alu wire Also it has an airgap of about 4mm between the stator and rotor. Literally anything about this design is trash. Also why should i not expect it to at least work somehow? I don't think €100 is cheap. Most people have to work a full day to earn that amount of money. It's nothing more than a scam. These chinese company's know they don't have any liability and can get away wiith this. The whole point of this video is to show people that they better save their hard earned money. Sadly this is the reality with lots of products these day's.

Hahahah true 🤣 if you look at it like that, it does make sense

That is actually a very good idea, hub motors have a pretty low rotating speed which would be ideal for a wind turbine. See if a could find any useable ones thanks!

I am currently trying to source parts to build a better one myself, but it's not gonna be possible to stay under a €100. But for less then 500 it could work though😄

I haven't looked into that yet. I know someone in my town has a nice one running for over a decade. that one produces a good amount of power, it was from an english company if i remember correctly (dont know the brand) but they went out of business sadly enough.

The problem is not how it looks like. It could work, if its electronics were any good.

keep in mind that the other "normal looking" chinese windmills (horizontal axis wind turbine) use the exact same generator as this one.

@@thebrojectlist6881 I think they MIGHT have fixed several of the issues with yours. I bought one a few months ago but haven't put it up yet because I don't have a pole, but bought it after seeing other reviews on it. It's a vevor but it isn't the same model as your blades. It's 400w. I think in the other reviews it was putting out about 45w. You should rewind the inside with larger, real copper wire, and add more magnets. It would be an interesting video :)

@@PhonePhone-sf8te Would be very interesting to see if it's actually better. as with a lot of the china-spec stuff that's going around you never really know what you get or what version you get until it's delivered. They have a tendency to sell whatever version they have laying around. The exact same one is still being sold, altough i have seen some that have copper coils. still 45w for the claimed 400W it should do is still only 11.25%. imagine buying a car with 400hp advertised and it makes only 45hp I have thought about rewinding it but it isn't worth it. The amount of coils you need in the correct size, to handle the amps will not fit in the generator housing. Also the rotor needs to be taller. And finally the cost of these would exceed the price of a standard BLDC motor. Better to source a hub motor or some low rpm electrice motor that can be used as a generator. If i had to rewind it, i would start from scratch and build an axial flux generator, way more efficient and suited for low rpm applications

@@thebrojectlist6881 true, id say make one yourself then and document it for others to follow. more windmill videos never hurt anyone. id love to see a full build for something putting out 500w that costs less than $500

I also had my doubts that it was not a "real mppt". maybe i should test the controller in a next video then. But still, if it's only a pwm controller it should charge the battery somewhat. Less efficient but good enough to work. The output voltage of the windmill never exceeded 10V DC, that was the reason i had put the step-up converter between the generator and controller. There just wasn't any power coming out of that generator.

exactly, people need to know these are a piece of junk and not waste their money. Going full DIY is the only solution i think 😛

That is really interesting, I am curious about the results. I will keep an eye on your project.

@@thebrojectlist6881 I want to create a clean energy system for a cleaner world. You can promote this project in your country. I want to realise this project and get a worldwide patent. Of course, I need a solid and idealistic investor to realise this work. I convert angular energy into mechanical and electrical energy. I am an inventor. I am ready to do this project in any country that will support me. 98% of the published videos are wrong and do not work. I know the mistake they all make.

​@@thebrojectlist688198% of the published videos do not work. I know the mistake they all make.

​@@thebrojectlist6881Thank you.

@@thebrojectlist6881 Thank you very much.

Thank you!!😄 it's a huge upgrade for us

Haha, that would be a bit excessive :p I try to take of as little as necessary

Deze is nog steeds in gebruik, enwerkt nog steeds heel goed. Heb één keer een nieuwe kop moeten zetten (komen een stuk of 5 reserve bijgeleverd), uit gewone slijtage. Als je de instellingen goed afgesteld hebt met de CNC tafel, dan brand die echt heel mooi. 20mm dikke plaat kun je probleemloos branden. De handleiding geeft aan tot 27mm en ik denk dat dat ook wel kan. Ben er tevreden mee, echter heb ik gezien dat de nieuwprijs ondertussen ook wel een pak is toegenomen sinds ik deze heb gekocht 😅

@@thebrojectlist6881hoe heeft u hem aangesloten op de controler? Heeft u ook thc?

@@henkiedesteen5264 Ik gebruik een optocoupler relais dat de contacten van de toorts aanstuurt, parallel met de handbediening (gewoon maak-contact NO). Dit relais wordt dan bedient door de AXBB-E controller volgens M03/M04 command zoals je een spindel zou aanzetten. Digitale output eigenlijk, vrij eenvoudig. Volgens internet zijn er wel mogelijkheden om een THC functie te gebruiken op deze plasma snijder. Voor toortshoogte gebruik ik nu enkel een "probe" die de plaathoogte meet voor iedere snee. Werkt ook goed, enkel als de plaat schuin ligt of krom trekt tijdens snijden kan dit problemen geven.Hier heb ik echter niet veel last van, het water in de bak eronder koelt de plaat redelijk af tijdens het snijden, wat kromtrekken tegengaat. Misschien dat deze video iets meer duidelijkheid geeft over de THC: th-cam.com/video/90PCUZXCo6U/w-d-xo.html Hij geeft aan ook een Stamos 85A te gebruiken, enkel in het filmpje wordt deze niet getoond

Thanks, it's our thrusty workhorse. One of the best tractors of all time we love it 😆

Thanks!! Yes, the older generations were pretty inventive back in the day 😆

Thanks!! It converts money into smiles everytime i drive it :p

@@thebrojectlist6881 😄😄

Thanks!! there is still some work to do but it's coming along nicely :D

Thats exactly what i thought :p You have to think this thing was built in someone's shed waaaaay back before the internet. Probably only had a hacksaw and a stickwelder. But the clever ways they managed to get around to make stuff work. There even used to be a pto that drove a belly mowerdeck so it could mow their lawn. it's multi purpose.

@@thebrojectlist6881 true, people were much more creative, had more common sense back then. Pretty amazing it has a mower deck also.