That works just like my jaw rock crusher I built on back. Instead of a driveshaft I used an old trailer tire and looped a belt around it from a horizontal shaft engine. I did the eccentric the same way using pillow blocks and found the same issue, I busted the cast iron housings and eventually scrapped the whole thing after trying to "fortify" them. Looking back, that's the perfect application for a poured in place babbitt bearing with a grease fitting for lubricant. Low speed, high pressure, and plenty of width to take the loads. I crushed up a bunch of construction rubble to "pave" out a piece of driveway next to my shop to park equipment on. Worked a treat, just hard on pillow blocks.
That's incredible that you built it yourself. You clearly have a gift for making machines. It was really impressive that it never jammed or even, really, bogged-down on all of the rocks you stuffed it with. That is so cool!
So amazing! i would love to make something like this! Can i ask you a question about it? I can see the top of the moving blade 'plate' (with the scraper blades) is held by the ecentric bearings and the 60mm rod, but what is holding the bottom end of this plate? is it just sliding up and down against a very sturdy bit of steel? thanks loads i'm hoping to make one!!!
Brilliant effort! I built a hydraulic one last year (see: farm built concrete crusher on youtube). Like yours it was built from scrap and as I had the rams but no bearings I decided on a hydraulic one instead of a rotary one. From your vehicle reg I see you are in the UK.
Very nice and simple looking machine! I love when people can make excellent machines from scrap. May I ask how the bottom of the jaw is supported and still allowed to reciprocate with the eccentrics?
I about rolled laughing when you tossed the washer counter weight in there! I always knew there was another use for them but just couldn't sort it out........LOL! It's kind of hypnotic watching that bugger maliciously munching away on old concrete! It's not like there is a bunch of flying debris and dust like hammer mills. If those grader blades get too worn just get the local welding supply to hook you up with a box of hard facing rods. One bead down each blade should do you for a good while! Terry from South Carolina USA
Yeh I always thought those counter weights would crush nice! Yeh I wish I had just welded some rebar to the jaws and gone over it with hard facing rods.... The loader blades just weren't very hard! Thanks for watching 👍
That is fantastic, it looks like you run bricks and concrete in it, do you think it would stand up to granite or chert/flint? I am looking into doing something to run creek gravel through to size it less than 2" the screen it to get anything less than 1" out. I'd run mine on the tractor PTO though 🤣
Rellena una rueda de coche con cemento y colócala en el extremo del eje para mantener una buena inercia. Esta es la mejor trituradora que he visto a nivel casero . 100 puntos!
We are trying to figure out the levers on the back of the machine. We have out springs in but something is stopping it from working properly. The rest has all been built as we can see on the video but the Spring mechanics is not shown. Can you perhaps help? Is there a spring or a rod at the back of the plate?
The Nutters Workshop it looks simple enought. I have been doing some concrete work and have lots more to do. I have all these chunks and have wished for something like this.
And the bend angle of the drive shaft is too high. The vehicle should be placed a little higher 😉🔭. And there should be room for a wheelbarrow under the machine, where the product could go into, instead of on the ground, thus requiring one (unnecessary) operation more.
Thanks! Its worked great over the years and become a valuable tool! I just used an old valve spring on a threaded rod! I think theres a shot of it in the update video!
still amazed at this, seams to be the most effective one i have seen on you tube, what does the bottom of the jaws pivot around or is it just free to move and the jaw just hangs off the shaft?
Es una fabricacion exelente te felicito quisiera mas explicaccion del sistema tengo mucha piedra en mi tierra de cultivo quisiera limpiarla un poco como pudiera comprarte los los planos para la fabricacion de esta saludos guanajuato maxico👏👍
This company in Washington state, USA, makes and sends gold mining stuff all over even to Africa. Even if ya don’t need his stuff I love to watch his videos cause he’s got some amazing equipment and even a gold mine haha. m.th-cam.com/video/IVoRUYSz5_8/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUGbW1ibGxj
I did try it on a few tons of flint and about half a ton of granite counter tops.... i crushed fine but wore the jaw faces badly.... you can see why proper crushers have manganese steel jaws that work harden!
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I nearly spat my food out when I seen the car wheel doing all the work 👍
@Cameron Lucian you paranoid creatures.
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It’s unfortunate that Cameron removed the comment.
I nearly choked on my food when I SAW your pathetic grammar.
Нафига пол часа показывать дробление камня??? В чем твоя идея????
Same
That works just like my jaw rock crusher I built on back. Instead of a driveshaft I used an old trailer tire and looped a belt around it from a horizontal shaft engine. I did the eccentric the same way using pillow blocks and found the same issue, I busted the cast iron housings and eventually scrapped the whole thing after trying to "fortify" them. Looking back, that's the perfect application for a poured in place babbitt bearing with a grease fitting for lubricant. Low speed, high pressure, and plenty of width to take the loads. I crushed up a bunch of construction rubble to "pave" out a piece of driveway next to my shop to park equipment on. Worked a treat, just hard on pillow blocks.
That's incredible that you built it yourself. You clearly have a gift for making machines. It was really impressive that it never jammed or even, really, bogged-down on all of the rocks you stuffed it with. That is so cool!
Thanks! This and the amphibious jeep are the best things I've built, really happy with both of them!
@@marktgsxr 👍
Most glorious thing I've seen in much time
Классная идея. Хорошее исполнение. Для небольших задач классная вещь!
Love your drive shaft. Good work on things.
That thing works really well.
Well done, sir. Well done.👍
That's going to be Awesome, can't wait to see it.
Love your innovation, I’m definitely subscribing.
Rubble crusher. No real rocks Full marks for your engineering inventiveness and execution.
Pretty awesome build, love how well ot works
That is an impressive build!
that does work well! bravo!
AWESOME CRUSHER. PRETTY DANG COOL. LOVE IT.
Thanks man! Pretty chuffed with it!
I celebrate your ingenuity .. I just imagine ... you just 'do it'.... congrats
best use of a 406 i've ever seen
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What is a 406
@@wertiaaudit5746The car
Pto drive is my favorite part. This is awsome.
So amazing! i would love to make something like this! Can i ask you a question about it? I can see the top of the moving blade 'plate' (with the scraper blades) is held by the ecentric bearings and the 60mm rod, but what is holding the bottom end of this plate? is it just sliding up and down against a very sturdy bit of steel? thanks loads i'm hoping to make one!!!
Brilliant effort! I built a hydraulic one last year (see: farm built concrete crusher on youtube). Like yours it was built from scrap and as I had the rams but no bearings I decided on a hydraulic one instead of a rotary one. From your vehicle reg I see you are in the UK.
Thanks! yeah i have seen you're video,very good!, its great to make such useful bits of machinery from scrap! good old british engineering!
We can pat each other on the back! But I notice your clip has had more hits than mine.
Wow ! Good job
Bardzo fajna maszyna. Też planuje zrobić taką wał mimo środowy już mam 😊
Very nice and simple looking machine! I love when people can make excellent machines from scrap.
May I ask how the bottom of the jaw is supported and still allowed to reciprocate with the eccentrics?
Yes I want to know this too.
Kapitalna maszyna na każdy mały plac budowy! 🙂👍
Wow that works good!
Great Job!
It's pretty cool, can you tell me what is the dimension of the axes of the jaw
Awesome little machine. Great job
Rob Muss thanks! Its one of the best things ive ever built!
Great job
Nice build, could use a flywheel
Hell yeah that’s what I’m talking about! 👍
Awesome. Just need to make a hydraulic one next.
That, and a roller shredder on my christmas present list
Brilliant!
Зачётно! Для дачи или своего дома просто класс!
😂 That's just brilliant. Hats off.
Thanks 👍
I wish I had the craftsmanship to build something like that myself
I about rolled laughing when you tossed the washer counter weight in there! I always knew there was another use for them but just couldn't sort it out........LOL!
It's kind of hypnotic watching that bugger maliciously munching away on old concrete! It's not like there is a bunch of flying debris and dust like hammer mills. If those grader blades get too worn just get the local welding supply to hook you up with a box of hard facing rods. One bead down each blade should do you for a good while!
Terry from South Carolina USA
Yeh I always thought those counter weights would crush nice! Yeh I wish I had just welded some rebar to the jaws and gone over it with hard facing rods.... The loader blades just weren't very hard! Thanks for watching 👍
That is fantastic, it looks like you run bricks and concrete in it, do you think it would stand up to granite or chert/flint? I am looking into doing something to run creek gravel through to size it less than 2" the screen it to get anything less than 1" out. I'd run mine on the tractor PTO though 🤣
Pure genius!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rellena una rueda de coche con cemento y colócala en el extremo del eje para mantener una buena inercia.
Esta es la mejor trituradora que he visto a nivel casero
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100 puntos!
Great idea! Good job! From Brasil
would've been nice to watch you make it, fascinating.
We are trying to figure out the levers on the back of the machine. We have out springs in but something is stopping it from working properly. The rest has all been built as we can see on the video but the Spring mechanics is not shown. Can you perhaps help? Is there a spring or a rod at the back of the plate?
This is great. I would love to make one.
Dennis Madigan its one of the best things ive ever made, well worth while! Thanks for watching!
The Nutters Workshop it looks simple enought. I have been doing some concrete work and have lots more to do. I have all these chunks and have wished for something like this.
Nice welds mate ;)
Thanks! im no expert tho!
I like it.
really looks like it would benefit from a heavy flywheel
Or two.
In essence, the automobile wheel is acting as a flywheel
@@chrisfleischman3371 as seen as you replace it with a waterfilled one a little more?
And the bend angle of the drive shaft is too high. The vehicle should be placed a little higher 😉🔭.
And there should be room for a wheelbarrow under the machine, where the product could go into, instead of on the ground, thus requiring one (unnecessary) operation more.
That’s one way to crush up adobe blocks. I saved a few from some old buildings with names on em just to keep.
Hola, me gusta la trituradora, felicitaciones, muy buena, una pregunta, como hiciste la mandíbula ? Muchas Gracias, Saludos !!!
Luksguionbajo09 pienso q en la polea tiene un pequeño. Desbiamiento ,como la curva de un sigüeñal
That is pretty cool
Thanks man 👍
Thats awesome mate! Looks like she works really well. What did you use at the back of the moving jaw to stabilize?
Thanks! Its worked great over the years and become a valuable tool! I just used an old valve spring on a threaded rod! I think theres a shot of it in the update video!
still amazed at this, seams to be the most effective one i have seen on you tube, what does the bottom of the jaws pivot around or is it just free to move and the jaw just hangs off the shaft?
Thanks! Yeh it does work really well, bottom of the moving jaw is just hinged at 45 degrees, just wish I'd made it adjustable!
Well done sir!
Thanks 👍
very cool
I love how the film stabilization is going nuts lol
Amazing
Holy crap for DISTORTION - was this filmed with a fish-eye lens?
Great! Cool!
Thanks 👍
How long is your angle iron on the sides and front? picking up some iron. 🖒
Die zapfwelle am Auto ist der Hit 👍👍👍👍
Wonderful
Your the boss mate! and the inspiration for my own homemade jaw crusher !
I would like send you a link to my video in 6 months time
Great glad iv inspired you! Yes send me a video of it, id love to see it!
@@marktgsxr
Can someone send me instructions to build or pictures of everything
Gordonbuffett@hotmail.com
other than speed control it does work
Like friend. 👍very good
Thanks 👍
Now that is cool.
Thanks! It's one of my most successful builds!
thumbs up pal.
Love it
Agreed Fred Dibnah would have loved it to
He would run it on steam though
"I realise that steam engines aren't everyone's cup of tea. But they're what made England great."
Yeh i should of had it running of steam!
A great idea if a little underpowered.👍☘️
Check out the update video, I changed to a small diesel engine and a couple of heavy flywheels!
awesome
Good luck 👍
It's brilliant
that's a nice crush, too
Yes it works really well for something made from scrap!
Engineers: Max angle of a u joint is only 15°
Crusher: How about 45°*
*talking with month full
Hahahaha love it 😂
Differencial from gearbox left the chat
RIP that CV joint.
The u joints out lived the car!
what sort of sharft is it . is it a straight piece of tubing and what sort of bearings do you use on the 2 inside bearings
Es una fabricacion exelente te felicito quisiera mas explicaccion del sistema tengo mucha piedra en mi tierra de cultivo quisiera limpiarla un poco como pudiera comprarte los los planos para la fabricacion de esta saludos guanajuato maxico👏👍
Good job
Thanks 👍
Super
Amazing👍
Thanks 👍
Very nice.
Thanks 👍
Great build but it would be more effective with another ridged plate on the smooth wall
Was just going to say this, ridges should be offset from the opposite plate too don't forget!
Surprising that some of the bricks and pavers ate harder than the natural stones.
Super eres un genio
How would you change the grain size output ?
My hero
Nice job
Thanks man 👍
@@marktgsxr welcome man,
Fred Dibnah 👍
Awesome. Sure could use something like this out here in Kenya.. North Coast. Possible?
This company in Washington state, USA, makes and sends gold mining stuff all over even to Africa.
Even if ya don’t need his stuff I love to watch his videos cause he’s got some amazing equipment and even a gold mine haha.
m.th-cam.com/video/IVoRUYSz5_8/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUGbW1ibGxj
cool device!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks man 👍
bet your neighbors love you
😂😂😂😂 funnilly enough I did have a punch up with one a couple of years ago 😂😂😂
Why not a rock fight 😂
Petal to the metal rocking and rolling
I would love to buy one of these. Where can i buy similar?
are the bearings eccentric with a straight sharft
Is the bottom just riding up and down against something like a piece of 2" shaft behind it that you keep greased?
Watch the other video, it shows how it's made!
Works great on the softer rocks... But how would this stand up to Granit? That would be impressive if it can.
I did try it on a few tons of flint and about half a ton of granite counter tops.... i crushed fine but wore the jaw faces badly.... you can see why proper crushers have manganese steel jaws that work harden!
Where can I get some plans to make one?
1 million likes to you
Thanks!
Please make a follow up video and answer th questions!
I did about 5 years ago, feel free to watch it!
Needs a flywheel for inertia, but yeah thays not bad.
Nom nom nom.