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JC Fabrications
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2013
Sharpening knives on a belt grinder
In this video I demonstrate how I sharpen knives on my belt grinder. I have changed the way I sharpen multiple time over the years. This is my current process.
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Replacing Awning Fabric
มุมมอง 163 ปีที่แล้ว
I have an awning over my pellet grill, so I can still use the grill when it's raining or snowing. Over the last couple of years the fabric has torn and in this video I am showing the replacement. I am still pretty new to sewing, this video is meant to inspire ideas or actions, it is not meant as a tutorial. Thanks for watching!
Installing a UTV riffle holder in a pickup truck
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I am installing a UTV riffle holder from Cabelas in my F250 pickup truck.
Fly fishing pouch
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Making my own fly fishing pouch. I wanted a fly fishing pouch that could easily carry a pistol too, so I made it myself.
DIY bluetooth speaker from speaker kit
มุมมอง 1.7K3 ปีที่แล้ว
I am making a speaker box for a speaker kit that I got from Amazon.com.
Range Finder pouch
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Making a pouch that attaches to my back pack for my new range finder.
Converting a wood cutting bandsaw to a metal cutting bandsaw
มุมมอง 14K3 ปีที่แล้ว
I take a Delta Milwaukee bandsaw and convert it to a steel cutting bandsaw.
Knife Sheath
มุมมอง 144 ปีที่แล้ว
Leather knife sheath that can be attached to hunting pack or worn on hip with a belt loop.
replacing the seat on a stool
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replacing a seat on a stool, refinishing a stool. Replaced plywood seat with maple.
Post Hole Digger rebuild
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Fixing up an old post hole digger. Cleaning, machining new parts, replacing seals, and painting.
hydraulic disconnect tool
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DIY tool for relieving pressure on hydraulic quick disconnect fitting. The tool is built out of a 2" C clamp and 1 1/2" angle iron.
Nice job
Great video, thanks for sharing! My setup is in rough condition, I appreciate your insight on how to make it all work.
Great idea just turn the music down or off
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I've been looking for a sharpening jig to get or make for the belt that goes downward, instead of the motor running reverse. Thank you for this, I'm gonna make one for my 2x72 now!
Good job. 300ish is ok for aluminum, but you want to be 180-220fps for steel, and use some oil during the cut. I'd probably cut off or shroud that long protruding drive shaft just in case anything ever gets wrapped...
Hows it holding up three years later? Used a lot? Probems with the crowns or guides/bearings? What dimension stock have you cut mostly?
Use half and half milk as a cutting oil to keep from ruining your drill bits when drilling stainless steel
Sweet! Have you tried this with meat? Reason I ask is, the mixer appears to be turning a little too fast for my liking. I'm curious how it works under load. I've been trying to motorize my meat mixer for years. At one time, I considered using my grinder as the driver, but I ended up trying other methods first: Started with an old garage door opener because the chain drive is geared down to just the right RPM, plus I wanted to be able to quickly and easily reverse the rotation, just like I would do if I was doing it by hand. Didn't work because the motor couldn't handle the load, plus those openers aren't designed for prolonged use. I found that out when the large start capacitor exploded! Video of empty mixer trial here: th-cam.com/video/UiOQeElwpjI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JXtSjCJ_EUWhtHD7 Next I tried a treadmill motor. I think that method is doable, but my 3D-printed interface between motor and mixer broke under load. I think I'll try fabbing the interface from aluminum. Video of empty mixer trial here: th-cam.com/video/XRkbQVM_5ps/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zxPaUZeu_rVet6GZ
what was the ratio on that gear reduced motor?
Rag over the end, tap with hammer.
They sell these tools for $18 on Amazon They work excellently.
Great info! What are they called?
Been a few years how's the adapter holding up
The adapter works great. Originally I had the motor turn the bolt (screw) on the mixer shaft, which didn't have a very good purchase and tightened the screw too much, so I bought a splined shaft from a tractor supply and attached it to the end of the mixer so it slides into the grinder motor; which works great and I can still easily take it apart to clean the mixer. There were some comments early on about the speed, but it has never been an issue for me, this set up works well for what I do.
What size of blade is on that bandsaw
Am I able to order one ?
If you were to weld a short cap around the swivel head, it might prevent oil from spraying all over and help in keeping it in place.
I took a harbour freight coil spring compressor and drilled and ground it into shape.
Just wondering if you might be able to use a rheostat to slow down the mixer
A nice tool to have around for sure! I need to make one as well for my flat face couplers.
Do you take orders?
You seem like the kind of guy that I naturally gravitate toward. Less production nonsense and more simplicity -- especially when it comes to making good use of what you've got on hand. I see that you've got a lathe in your work shop. Did you buy it in its current form or did you do some sort of similar fab project to make it? Perhaps yours already does this, but I was also wondering if you've ever given any thought to making a vertical/horizontal [convertible] belt sander for metal shaping? I've both liked and subscribed, so please keep on making the informative videos. 👍
lucky that the saw neck is sufficiently rigid, I done that on a saw of that size and it needed a parellel structure to reinforce the neck beacuse the saw vibrate so badly that the use in that condition would have resulted to the breakage of the teeth on the saw blade or worse, the break of the neck of the saw. very good video.
Might need gear reduction
Can you show clearly the “device” for fold kydex for clips? Thank you
Love the savage 24
What’s with the speed up video and music… sorry but I don’t watch videos like this… it’s to bad because it looked like a nice project .. bye bye.
Excellent idea. Very well done. Should easily fit in the tractors tool box. If you make them I will buy one in a heart beat. There is nothing more frustrating then not being able to plug in my expensive tool for my tractor.
Thanks it works great. I don't plan on making and selling any, but if you can weld they are pretty easy to make.
Nice work, looks great. I’ve converted a couple to metal saws, Ive found that a good quality blade makes a big difference if fpm isn’t ideal. I like starrett intenss pro die blades.
Thanks lee batt, I'm about due for a new blade' I'll check out the starret. The one I've been using was the cheapest one I found on Amazon (it wasn't great, but got the job done).
How much
Thx for sharing. Just did one myself recently with a DC treadmill motor. Your FPM is a little fast for steel. Most of the published #'s you find online for recommended speeds are for cutting with coolant. Dry, you want to be around 170fpm. If your blade holds up for a while I wouldn't sweat it, but if it seems to eat them quicker than you'd like, try slowing it down a bit.
Thanks for the feedback, the blades have been holding up fine on mild steel.
I would LOVE to buy one from you! Please give me a price! 🙏
I made the same thing but on a smaller scale, thanks for the video
Hello, I have been waiting for the Waite tool but it has been on back order with no eta. Would you consider making another and selling it to me? I dont have a welder and sure could use this tool. I have john Deere 1025R
The excellence of simplicity. Well done. Now I have to make me one.
Thanks Mike L, I use this tool every time I put the backhoe back on the tractor. It works great!
Thanks Mike, its been about two years since I made this and it still works great.
Bedframes are made from old railroad track. It’s strong and hardenable. Nice build.
Nice job. I picked up a fairly new rigid bandsaw from a guy putting it on the curb. Its the garbage one rigid made with horrible casted parts. Once I finish making steel replacement parts ill be reducing speed with various pulleys. From what I've found porter cable has an exact replacement that can be used for the blade tension and tracking.
I have an Craftsman wood saw that I want to do the same thing with. I'd like to be able to vary the speed.
I thought about that too. I was thinking it would be cool to be able to change the speed with a potentiometer controlling the speed of a VFD. This is the way I have my belt grinder set up, but I pretty much only cut wood or steel, and I have a wood bandsaw. Since the build I have cut a lot more plastic and aluminum that I figured I would, so if I did this again, that's probably the route I would go, but this saw works great for steel.
Thank You and good project. I like the dovetail design for versatility and compact storage. I actually have the wood, leather, knob, metal etc. Only challenge is I have to do the routing with a hand router and simple straight edge/jig etc. I have aluminum bar which should work fine in place of your steel. I think I have the steel but it would be a lot easier to cut aluminum with hand tools.
hello very good idea, a question what material is it?
That looks fantastic. Thanks for the idea. My son has just won his first medal and is asking me to make him something similar.
Which urethane saw tire did you buy?
I just measured what i have and searched amazon, cheap and easy. No issues with them this far, I modified the saw three years ago and I use it pretty often, and have never had an issue (knock on wood).
Nice job. I like your attention to detail. Reduction gearing very nice.
or buy it for $25 lol!
You have a recipe for that rub?
Excellent
I was just looking for a gun visa that I could build. Thanks for this video. It gave me some ideas on making my own. I am an avid woodworker and rimfire enthusiast. I wanted to put a level on my gun to prevent gun can’t. I need to have the gun level to put the new level indicator on. I will make one. Thanks for your video!
Thanks Garnet. The way I built the vise makes getting guns level side to side pretty easy. If I was going to make a vise again, I would add a way to adjust one of the clamps up or down. I think it would be helpful for some gunsmithing operations. I hope yours turns out great!
Great work! I want to buy a 2-axis meat mixer, but there is no electric drive for it. There is an electric drive for a single-axis one. I will also make an adapter.
I made some knobs out of plywood so I would not have to use wing nuts , great job , I copied it but smaller scale .
Lol if i had a workshop like that i would make all my stuff instead of buying it...
This is exactly what I want to do. I also have a Weston 32 but don't know how I'm going to make the adapter. Awesome work