It wasn't too bad and went quite fast considering the size. Just have to move the cutting disc around in the cut so the material doesn't get red hot. Thanks for watching!
I know Im asking the wrong place but does anybody know a way to log back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot my login password. I would love any tips you can offer me.
Looking PRET-TY GOOD. Even if you didn’t really save money making them you have the satisfaction of knowing you made it yourself and that you used good quality bearings that will last.
Yup, for sure. The main reason for making these myself was the shipping time for the eBay v-groove wheels I looked up. They weren't pricey per say but I needed them asap.
Well that's not true as the actual bearings were purchased and inserted into the v groove roller shell. There's no way of knowing how well the inserted bearing will last as they are of a small design with tiny rollers balls within that may prove to be of high quality or may not and fail quickly under load.
Good video, I have to build the same wheels on my lathe for my circle sawmill’s carriage. My lathe is a Atlas TH 54 with a 9”” swing and a verticals milling attachment ( I hope it’s powerful enough for the job ).... thanks for sharing...Gary in Michigan, U.S.A.
I'm looking forward to video number 12! Can't wait to see what type of saw frame you're going to design. Keep up the great work! You have me on the edge of my chair waiting.
In Aus I needed 8 of these, and was able to buy off the shelf with bearings for the price of the billet. But, sometimes the satifaction is worth it. Good job.
typical, I want to save a few dollars: I buy iron and with the same lathe that made the ed-209 I make the wheels for the carriage of my house. Typical lathe we all have at home, good video .___.
invest in a chinese 4x6 bandsaw (100mmx150mm) one of my favorite fabrication tools! The make or buy decision is always difficult, sometimes shipping time can help you make that decision! Looking good, keep it up!
Nice work man. If you make it at home, it’s definitely home made. You may be using a lathe but it’s a simple lathe and it looked like you eyeballed the tapers which is not easy to do. If you used one, I didn’t see a taper attachment. Keep it up!
I turned the compound rest on the cross slide to 45 degrees (both ways) while hand feeding the cutting edge. Thus the rugged finish but the angle was exactly 45. It's quite hard to eyeball the taper. Thanks for watching!
A trick I learned from repairing Overhead Electric Crane collector systems is that the Vee wheels running on an angle iron rail glide better, smoother, and last longer with a radius midway down in the vee gap . The lower surface of the wheel is actually moving faster than the top surfaces causing excess friction. With a radius midway in the vee gap only the pinnacle of the radius contacts the surface of the angle iron rails significantly reducing the contact area. I hope I explained it well enough to understand.
Yup, you explained superbly. I noticed that in real life too. I presumed that the faster moving outer part of the contact surface on the wheel will just wear out faster and the contact area will be reduced to smaller radius. It was just easier to make'em exactly at 45 degrees in the lathe. ;) Thanks for the info and thanks for watching! ;)
One of these years, when I retire, I want 15 acres of land, a little shop and a sawmill. Even I don't make anything I will enjoy milling fancy firewood.
I enjoyed each video in the two previous series I watched, but with this series multiple videos are missing: #'s 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 27. The work that was completed in the missing videos is evident, but the process is missing. Oh well, on the the next video. Btw, it's all good stuff even with the missing segments. God bless.
I did most of the parting off cut beforehand while supporting it with the tail stock. Left only a couple of millimeters and stood away from the chuck when parting. Also tightened the chuck like a mad man. Should have seen my face. It was like Hulk but more green.
can i ask what brand/model/specs your lathe is and if you purchased it or inherited it good product from just a bit of steel drop and some bearings, i wonder if some sort of steel wire/brush riding infront of the wheels and clearing sawdust/debris off the angle iron right before the wheels pass over would be a cheap/easy way to improve the gliding on the head and prevent jams/derailing and the power head climbing up on sawdust higher on one side compared to the other
My father bought the lathe dirt cheap something like 15 years ago. I'm pretty much the sole user of it now. When it comes to the sawmill I will add some scrapers in front of the wheels and probably steel wire brushes on the wheels to get all of the sawdust away and off from both the rails and wheels. But we'll see.
Hi, Fujiar. This is actually a band saw mill I'm building right now. At first I planned on building another chain saw mill but since then I've decided to give the band saw mill a go. Just now, this very moment, I ordered the first blade for mocking things up on the saw carriage, it should arrive in a couple of days. So stay tuned, I hope you like the rest of the videos in this series too. Thanks for watching! ;)
Hi Donn. Thanks for a quick reply.Appreciated. Sorry about the wrong message about the mill.What I actually meant was the saw carriage.I would like to see a video of how U made it and what it looks like.Also something about the chainsaw mill. Some of your ideas I like and if it is ok would like to use them in the building of my own trailer if that is ok by U. Here is my e-mail: fujiar.sc@gmail .com. I want to share some of my ideas and comment on what U have built and get your comments,exchange ideas. I have a different idea on a saw carriage that will enable me to handle logs up to 1.5m in diameter and am interested in your opinion. We have standard lengths of steel in 6m lengths available.Is that the length of your trailer?
hello, all very nice, as an amateur I wanted to know that how many tenths or hundredths you leave the difference between the measure of the ruleman and the hole of the pulley greetings from melo Uruguay
Mostly yes. But when I started out I got some good pointers and most of the cutting blades and drill bits from my aunts husband who was a professional machinist. And every now and then when he visits he brings along more cool stuff for the lathe.
I m making them for a living,the Angle should be more than 90 so there Is less friction and gate goes easier,wheel should touch only the top of Angle iron,not the sides
Do you have specific dimensions for certain size wheels and angle irons? Wheel od, groove width/depth, center bore, bearing id/od/width, etc. I have also seen angle irons with the L up and wheels not contacting sides. Do you think that is an acceptable solution?
Swing blade is more universal on the negative side it produce more waist saw dust, bandsaw is faster but you have to turn the log if you want clean edges
where are archaic inches on your tape measure. your tape measure looks well used, like most of my old old tapes that finally break. but to me 90mm is only understandable when used in conjunction with a 90mm mortar rd. see our military uses that and klicks, kilometers.
tipico, quiero ahorrar unos dolares: compro fierro y con el mismo torno que fabricaron al ed-209 me hago las ruedas para el porton de mi casa. Tipico torno que todos tenemos en casa, buen video .___.
I was holding my breath. The shop doors were opened and the outside air vented the smoke out periodically. But yes, it is definitely not healthy. ;) Thanks for watching!
I don"t no how much you payed for that steel, Here on the east coast of america, It would cost 70-100 dollars. 2x2 stock 4 of them 15 ft long, cost me 1500,00,
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Damn man, im impressed you lopped off a piece of 4 inch steel with just a grinder. Props.
It wasn't too bad and went quite fast considering the size. Just have to move the cutting disc around in the cut so the material doesn't get red hot. Thanks for watching!
Your videos are like the best shop classes ever.
I know Im asking the wrong place but does anybody know a way to log back into an instagram account?
I was dumb forgot my login password. I would love any tips you can offer me.
@Carson Cohen instablaster ;)
You have a level of genius that is awesome. I feel so lucky to get the opportunity to watch your videos. Keep them coming.
Looking PRET-TY GOOD.
Even if you didn’t really save money making them you have the satisfaction of knowing you made it yourself and that you used good quality bearings that will last.
Yup, for sure. The main reason for making these myself was the shipping time for the eBay v-groove wheels I looked up. They weren't pricey per say but I needed them asap.
Well that's not true as the actual bearings were purchased and inserted into the v groove roller shell. There's no way of knowing how well the inserted bearing will last as they are of a small design with tiny rollers balls within that may prove to be of high quality or may not and fail quickly under load.
Good video, I have to build the same wheels on my lathe for my circle sawmill’s carriage. My lathe is a Atlas TH 54 with a 9”” swing and a verticals milling attachment ( I hope it’s powerful enough for the job ).... thanks for sharing...Gary in Michigan, U.S.A.
I'm looking forward to video number 12! Can't wait to see what type of saw frame you're going to design. Keep up the great work! You have me on the edge of my chair waiting.
I'm working on the video no 12. ;) Thanks for watching!
That is just beautiful watching you work on your lathe!
It's nice to work on it. Thanks for watching!
Good job and thank for your brilliant idea......pls share with us your more videos about machining jobs,,,,thank you ser
In Aus I needed 8 of these, and was able to buy off the shelf with bearings for the price of the billet. But, sometimes the satifaction is worth it. Good job.
Awesome ,,,, this is the way how I make it all in one ,, nice to see others acting like me or me like the others. Thanks for.sharing.
typical, I want to save a few dollars: I buy iron and with the same lathe that made the ed-209 I make the wheels for the carriage of my house. Typical lathe we all have at home, good video .___.
invest in a chinese 4x6 bandsaw (100mmx150mm) one of my favorite fabrication tools! The make or buy decision is always difficult, sometimes shipping time can help you make that decision! Looking good, keep it up!
Masterpiece, nice to see it mounted on angle
Cheers.
I love this things.great job sir
Nice work man. If you make it at home, it’s definitely home made. You may be using a lathe but it’s a simple lathe and it looked like you eyeballed the tapers which is not easy to do. If you used one, I didn’t see a taper attachment. Keep it up!
I turned the compound rest on the cross slide to 45 degrees (both ways) while hand feeding the cutting edge. Thus the rugged finish but the angle was exactly 45. It's quite hard to eyeball the taper. Thanks for watching!
i have never seen sooo much smoke your really running in the cold lol looks artic
Really he is a great man.genius skilled master of his own work.
Cheers. Thanks for watching!
@@DonnDIY @ @ @
As always love the build series and keep up the good work 👍👍👍.
Cheers man, thanks for watching!
A trick I learned from repairing Overhead Electric Crane collector systems is that the Vee wheels running on an angle iron rail glide better, smoother, and last longer with a radius midway down in the vee gap . The lower surface of the wheel is actually moving faster than the top surfaces causing excess friction. With a radius midway in the vee gap only the pinnacle of the radius contacts the surface of the angle iron rails significantly reducing the contact area. I hope I explained it well enough to understand.
Yup, you explained superbly. I noticed that in real life too. I presumed that the faster moving outer part of the contact surface on the wheel will just wear out faster and the contact area will be reduced to smaller radius. It was just easier to make'em exactly at 45 degrees in the lathe. ;) Thanks for the info and thanks for watching! ;)
Посадку под подшипник из-под обычного колумбика...это конечно жесть
One of these years, when I retire, I want 15 acres of land, a little shop and a sawmill. Even I don't make anything I will enjoy milling fancy firewood.
That's part of my dream scenario too.
Thks, but a simple question: ?How to choose between V&U wheels and why? I can't find anything on it.
I enjoyed each video in the two previous series I watched, but with this series multiple videos are missing: #'s 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 27. The work that was completed in the missing videos is evident, but the process is missing. Oh well, on the the next video. Btw, it's all good stuff even with the missing segments. God bless.
блин, класс!
Особенно нравится, как отрезными работа идёт. Я их вечно ломаю. Никак не научусь.
Amazing job❤, please make a video a bout making gears .
Very well made. Keep it up.
Cheers!
Pretty goooood!
Awesome job!
That looks good man, I think those should work really nice.
Cheers. I hope so too!
Very good job
1к62 👍
It's a good lathe. ;)
That is a great lathe!
I love it too!
mi piace questo lavoro con il tornio sei bravi
gorgeous!
nerves of steel you must have parting off with that amount of stick out! nice work, cheers.
I can't believe that 3 jaw held.
I did most of the parting off cut beforehand while supporting it with the tail stock. Left only a couple of millimeters and stood away from the chuck when parting. Also tightened the chuck like a mad man. Should have seen my face. It was like Hulk but more green.
Ok, so there was no reason for me to dive under my desk. ha ha.
Самый лучший,у меня тоже 1к625 КР.ПР.
جميل بس وضح درجة الرسمة او السلبة ضع ترجمة عربى جميل اللة ينور عليك
stunning video
You got to get yourself a drop saw one of these days.
Paulman50 bandsaw :)
And perhaps a small plasma cutter
I ordered a circular chop saw and it will arrive in a week or so. I will use it in the future episodes for sure. :D
hi! what lathe are you using? great job!
Late for the party but lookin’ pretty good.
Excelente. Very good vídeo. Like total. 👍👍👍
Thanks!
can i ask what brand/model/specs your lathe is and if you purchased it or inherited it
good product from just a bit of steel drop and some bearings, i wonder if some sort of steel wire/brush riding infront of the wheels and clearing sawdust/debris off the angle iron right before the wheels pass over would be a cheap/easy way to improve the gliding on the head and prevent jams/derailing and the power head climbing up on sawdust higher on one side compared to the other
My father bought the lathe dirt cheap something like 15 years ago. I'm pretty much the sole user of it now. When it comes to the sawmill I will add some scrapers in front of the wheels and probably steel wire brushes on the wheels to get all of the sawdust away and off from both the rails and wheels. But we'll see.
Hi Donn.
Best videos on this subject on Y0uTube by far!
When will U be doing the series on a band saw mill?Can`t wait!
Hi, Fujiar. This is actually a band saw mill I'm building right now. At first I planned on building another chain saw mill but since then I've decided to give the band saw mill a go. Just now, this very moment, I ordered the first blade for mocking things up on the saw carriage, it should arrive in a couple of days. So stay tuned, I hope you like the rest of the videos in this series too. Thanks for watching! ;)
Hi Donn.
Thanks for a quick reply.Appreciated.
Sorry about the wrong message about the mill.What I actually meant was the saw carriage.I would like to see a video of how U made it and what it looks like.Also something about the chainsaw mill.
Some of your ideas I like and if it is ok would like to use them in the building of my own trailer if that is ok by U.
Here is my e-mail: fujiar.sc@gmail .com.
I want to share some of my ideas and comment on what U have built and get your comments,exchange ideas.
I have a different idea on a saw carriage that will enable me to handle logs up to 1.5m in diameter and am interested in your opinion.
We have standard lengths of steel in 6m lengths available.Is that the length of your trailer?
hello, all very nice, as an amateur I wanted to know that how many tenths or hundredths you leave the difference between the measure of the ruleman and the hole of the pulley greetings from melo Uruguay
"I saved money" ... of course you have a fucking spectacular lathe. "✌
You need a chop saw, or you could make yourself a power hack saw. Nice job.
A chop saw is on the way to me. I will show it in the future videos. ;)
How do you know if your groove is correct to make contact with the belt?
Awesome done👌 nice video
Cheers man. Thanks for watching! ;)
Makes me want to get a lathe!
Once you get one you're hooked for life. I warn you, there's no way back. It's like with motorcycles. :D
Thanks for that warning!
Seconded on both accounts! You go to the lathe for '20 minutes' and return 4hrs later.
Aqui no Brasil eu trabalho com isso fábrica de roldanas
What is the model of your lathe? Nice video thanks!
1k62. Thanks for watching!
@@DonnDIY Stronk Soviet machine! Built to live for ever!!!!!!!!!!
Good video
Can that tool go will any other steal please?
What type of bearings do you use? Steel wheels.
Valeu amigo 🤝
Great, and what's your lathe?
It is a Russian 1K62. Quite common lathe in these parts around the Baltic states.
5:41 sick chip
Do you accept orders for something like this?
sir, I want to purchase this bearing pully in BULK and want to contact with you
nice job !
Sencillamente genial
I think use of toothbrush for cleaning is universal..
1k62?
Any size you want
super
Very nice work Donn, are you self taught?
Mostly yes. But when I started out I got some good pointers and most of the cutting blades and drill bits from my aunts husband who was a professional machinist. And every now and then when he visits he brings along more cool stuff for the lathe.
Your next project needs to be a bandsaw or power hacksaw. I can't believe you abrasively cut 3+ inch steel.
No worries. It was just one cut. :D
Tool room lathe or centre lathe??
good but i think that is very strong iron
We get these at the fence store for 7.50$ each..
Superb
Awesome
how many angel you used when you cut slidely
45 degrees, 90 altogether to fit the angle iron they're rolling on now.
золотые руки!!!
Amazing
👏👌
45 degree angle and 35 mm bearing size I think
You got skills man!! Were do you live ?
Cheers. Estonia.
Make cooling for that lathe he desperately need one :(
hi
I m making them for a living,the Angle should be more than 90 so there Is less friction and gate goes easier,wheel should touch only the top of Angle iron,not the sides
Do you have specific dimensions for certain size wheels and angle irons? Wheel od, groove width/depth, center bore, bearing id/od/width, etc. I have also seen angle irons with the L up and wheels not contacting sides. Do you think that is an acceptable solution?
Чтобы резцы не горели - пользуйтесь эмульсией!! 50% вода, 50% машинного масла..... Успехов.
А дистанционная втулка между подшипниками?
Там посадка под подшипник ограничение глубины если не ошибаюсь
fantastico 💪🏼
Sorry if you have already said ,Are you building a bandsaw mill or chainsaw mill ? i seem to remember some debate about which.
Swing blade is more universal on the negative side it produce more waist saw dust, bandsaw is faster but you have to turn the log if you want clean edges
many thanks so swing blade it is ? you can do more quarter sawn wood with swing
I started off with a plan of building a chain sawmill. Since then I've changed the plan to building a band saw mill instead. :D
Thank you
Привет! Откуда 1К62?
How much the V groove angle degree ?
90 or 92?
90-ish.
where are archaic inches on your tape measure. your tape measure looks well used, like most of my old old tapes that finally break. but to me 90mm is only understandable when used in conjunction with a 90mm mortar rd. see our military uses that and klicks, kilometers.
Gracias x el video
Get your self an old toaster oven to heat up parts.
Perfeito, parabéns
Obrigado!
А зачем в обратные то кулачки зажимать было?
Ok thanks.
I want that cut and water
tipico, quiero ahorrar unos dolares: compro fierro y con el mismo torno que fabricaron al ed-209 me hago las ruedas para el porton de mi casa. Tipico torno que todos tenemos en casa, buen video .___.
impressed
Breathing in all that oil smoke can't be good.
I was holding my breath. The shop doors were opened and the outside air vented the smoke out periodically. But yes, it is definitely not healthy. ;) Thanks for watching!
Anybody knows where is this guy from?
Estonia.
Are u in sweden
In Estonia.
Awesome !! Subber
Cheers man! Much obliged! :)
I don"t no how much you payed for that steel, Here on the east coast of america, It would cost 70-100 dollars.
2x2 stock 4 of them 15 ft long, cost me 1500,00,
gooooood