DIY WOOD CAN CRUSHER with plans woodworker easy first project
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Diy wooden can crusher for novice woodworkers
with step by step instructions
Easy project
Can be made from scrap wood - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
"If you work in yards and fathoms, you'll have to convert it yourself." :D Quality.
Rather than using the saw to reopen the threads, leave a nut on while cutting, removing the nut will reopen the threads without any cutting. Great video. Easy to follow
Great tip!
You're doing something that I've not seen anyone else doing. This measurement cards are a brilliant device! You've earned a subscriber.
Glad you enjoyed it thanks for the sub
Yards & fathoms ............... What a line. Gaelic genius ..... from a Celtic cousin.
Brilliant - best one I've seen. Just needs a pivot point on the 'crush head' ?
Great Job - Thanks
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Just found you. Watched you make cardboard bricks to heat my kids house in Maine with my sawdust & cardboard. Now I can make fewer trips to the recycling station in Florida where they believe in Covid about as much as they believe in recycling. Subbed. Ta mate! Cheers
You could also use this as a briquett maker. Nice job.
Very very good video. Well explained and thought out. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
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Hi mate 1 safety aspect I saw. The bench saw with guard over the blade not attached. I do understand this is a DIY project but for your safety only. You may not have a mishap or serious still an accident. But the next person may not be so fortunate. The project was top class. I was brought up with imperial then it was changed to decimal currency. 1 thing I would fit a slightly longer handle & fix it to the wall. Keep up the good work. Cheers
Just made one for my wife. Thanks for the easy to follow instructions.
You have made my day, thank you , I hope you both enjoy it .. remember to subscribe for any now ideas i have 😊
Subbed. Nice work, I'm going to give it a crack. I also enjoyed your briquette maker vid. I tried many methods making briquettes; your design looks superior. Alas, now I live in an urban area to take care of aging In-Laws, so no more briquettes.
Thanks for the sub!
Love your vids! Keep it up!
Good job 👍
Great video well set out I’m just wondering if you made a vid of building your sander please
I'm a big 3d printer, I've been designing different can crushers for the past month and printing prototypes. All have failed at pivot points. No matter how much infill or walls I used. I'm going to design this one for printing and try it out. I believe you have made the crusher I've long been searching for. I'll come back when it's finished and send you a link to the final results.
The crushing plate needs to start the crushing cycle at a slight angle so it acts on one edge of the can top first to start the crush its too strong if you try to push it down with a flat plate ..... hope this helps
What Totally Chilled said is true, maybe introduce a bit of twisting force to overcome the stability wich comes if you just want to crush it straight down.
Dont only push on them, that wont work with PLA, maybe youve got more luck with Nylon or ABS.
@@TotallyChilled I have a steel wall mounted crusher I bought some years ago. I have always pushed a dent into the side of the can as I put them in, it reduces the initial force required to get them to collapse. I'm thinking that if you have a protrusion at the rear of the can slot, then as you put the can in it will deform.
Nice job. Wish it was in inches.
Isn't the end of the crusher pushed to an angle when you use it to crush? Maybe put a 20 degree angle on the bars that connect to the end
50 mm is 0.02734 fathoms which is 0.0547 yards or 0.0025 chains
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I find stomping on them easier.
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my first woodworking project i recorded for youtube yes did you make it ?
I have built a few of these and I can see a weak point in your handle arrangement. I prefer to keep the handle all as one piece.
Yards and farthings! 😅
I would suck the dust not blow it, or wear a mask.
Even better I'd make a hole right behind the bit that fits the narrow ended tip of that vacuum. With those pockets you're routing it'd probably suck the board to the table.