So I'm at the local Farm & Fleet store looking up what tools I will need to do this. So lucky I found your video. Purchased a small air chisel with 4 bits for $13.99. Took me a little longer that 30 seconds as my air compressor could not quite keep up - but less than 5 min for both ends! Thanks for posting!!
Great job! Great video!! And we didn't have to listen to some yutz grunt, pant, and chatter on for 6 minutes as he tries to use a giant hand can opener!!
Best method I've seen yet and my husband just happens to have an air chisel. How lucky am I? Not only do I need a burn Barrell but I also need one for Raku pottery. Thanks!!
Cool video. But before you do this, make damn sure the old contents of the drum were not flammable. Vapors can be just as explosive as the former contents, and guys have gotten killed just by drilling or cutting into "empty" drums that exploded. I was just reading about a guy in Pennsylvania who got killed by a burn barrel last week. And I know of another incident in Iowa that killed a man who was welding on top of a barrel, using it as a workbench. Filling the drum with water before cutting into it can displace explosive vapors, if done correctly.
Hey man, great method and I'll be using it today, thanks. BUT I do want to say... use safety glasses man. One of my technicians just lost his left eye from using the air hammer on a wheel bearing. The bearing splintered and shot to the back of his eyeball like a bullet, tore the retina off the back wall. He's blind in that eye now. I know pretty much every single "old timer" in every type of shop will say "I aint wearing those pussy goggles" but look man, I ain't going blind over here. No thanks.
Burn barrel. Used a 3" hole-saw to cut 8 holes on the side of the barrel. Half of them about 3" from the ground, the other about a foot up. Air flow is key, no holes = crappy burn barrel.
@@rajatarora6675 This is my exact one, but there are may others www.jbtools.com/chicago-pneumatic-7110k-air-hammer-kit/ Here is a cheap one that will prob work fine for the barrel: www.harborfreight.com/air-impact-hammer-kit-92037.html Chisels for it: www.harborfreight.com/4-in-short-air-chisel-set-4-pc-68277.html This one is $$$, but has very good ratings: www.tooltopia.com/ingersoll-rand-122maxk.aspx EDIT: You do need a garage air compressor to power it! I run 125 PSI. Like this one for example: www.harborfreight.com/air-tools-compressors/air-compressors-tanks/20-gallon-16-hp-135-psi-oil-lube-vertical-air-compressor-64857.html
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Dude… I feel like you just invited the wheel with this one, thanks!
LOL, Thanks!
That is the fastest and most satisfying method I have seen for sure - Thanks! Just wish I owned a compressor and air chisel now. 😢
You’re the man! Now I don’t have to buy a tool to remove one lid. Thank you!
I strapped a can to a post in my garage, fired up the compressor, got out the air chisel and was done in 2 minutes. Smooth, clean cut. Great hack.
Required for drum cutting me chine
awesome advice. 11 buck harbor freight air chisel and my old pancake compressor worked just fine.
So I'm at the local Farm & Fleet store looking up what tools I will need to do this. So lucky I found your video. Purchased a small air chisel with 4 bits for $13.99. Took me a little longer that 30 seconds as my air compressor could not quite keep up - but less than 5 min for both ends! Thanks for posting!!
Great job!
Great video!!
And we didn't have to listen to some yutz grunt, pant, and chatter on for 6 minutes as he tries to use a giant hand can opener!!
Best method I've seen yet and my husband just happens to have an air chisel. How lucky am I? Not only do I need a burn Barrell but I also need one for Raku pottery. Thanks!!
Those Jeep CJs can do anything!
how to buy this product?
That was awesome! I think I will try that.
I like this product. Please advise in India wherefrom we can buy it.
how long did it take to secure the drum so it wouldnt take of down the road,
Thanks, it would have been better with the phone camera held horizontal as it should be, I didn’t get the memo about that until recently.
That’s perfect. I even have the jeep
What size air compressor how much volume & brand of air chisel please
You ARE the man!!!
And if you're going to use it as a burn barrel I would just leave the cutout in there. It reinforces the bottom.
Good idea!
I need one of these barrels. It's for a science experiment.
Did you modify a chisel or did you purchase one with that shaped tip?
Remember to get mum or dad's permission before cutting open your drum with an air chisel kids.
Looks like you now have a razor sharp edge.
No, the blunt chisel results in a fairly dull edge on the drum lip.
Thanks for the update. @@Hubjeep
It's razor sharp!!!!
That was awesome!
Awesome! You just saved me time and money. Thanks!
+Zaappp !!! Sorry, I accidentally deleted waswestkan's comment, the chisel I used was fairly dull, the drum edge was not very sharp.
Cool video. But before you do this, make damn sure the old contents of the drum were not flammable. Vapors can be just as explosive as the former contents, and guys have gotten killed just by drilling or cutting into "empty" drums that exploded. I was just reading about a guy in Pennsylvania who got killed by a burn barrel last week. And I know of another incident in Iowa that killed a man who was welding on top of a barrel, using it as a workbench. Filling the drum with water before cutting into it can displace explosive vapors, if done correctly.
NICE YOU TAUGHT SOMETHING ,
what does the edge look/feel like after?
does it leave a sharp edge or does it flatten it against the side like when you doi it with a bulster.
Joe - It is a blunt edge, not sharp.
Yes sharp edge, very sharp!
Great stuff, Francis Ford Coppola has nothing on you!
Hey man, great method and I'll be using it today, thanks.
BUT I do want to say... use safety glasses man. One of my technicians just lost his left eye from using the air hammer on a wheel bearing. The bearing splintered and shot to the back of his eyeball like a bullet, tore the retina off the back wall. He's blind in that eye now. I know pretty much every single "old timer" in every type of shop will say "I aint wearing those pussy goggles" but look man, I ain't going blind over here. No thanks.
wow that was fast! great job!
That's what SHE said!!! ;) LOL
i want purshase.pleas give me informTion about this machen
do you know how he reattaches the lid in under 30 seconds ? play the video backwards .
That'll work too!!!! Thanks!!
That was awesome.
Dang,,i dont have a Jeep
Your neighbors will hate you, but only for 30 seconds
They again hate me when I lob aerosol paint cans into it [do not try this at home]!
Wow, fantastic!!!
It looks pretty good but you can probably hear it in China
LOL! YES!
hell yea 🤙
will a 90 PSI do the job? thanks
+chago river That should be fine. It's a short job so you prob don't need much tank volume. Tool is probably rated for 90 PSI anyway.
Good shit
Making a grill...huh...lol
Burn barrel. Used a 3" hole-saw to cut 8 holes on the side of the barrel. Half of them about 3" from the ground, the other about a foot up. Air flow is key, no holes = crappy burn barrel.
Perfect!
took 31seconds i checked but cool either way
wow! what is that tool!
Air chisel. CP7150
Yes i am from Saudi Arabia i want to purchase this machine please send me your details.
I need a jeep
Slick
What the tools name??
Air chisel.
Thanks bro 😁
fucken awsome
nice
OSHA would not approve. Where is his eye protection?
No safety glasses? Whew guess its better to be blind than deaf.
how to destroy a drum in the first two seconds
You just ruined a perfect TH drum
What PSI compressor did I need?
+vodkacream1 My compressor is a 3 HP, about 30 gallons, 125 PSI maximum.
@@Hubjeep sir I want to purchase these please tell me the detail
@@rajatarora6675 This is my exact one, but there are may others www.jbtools.com/chicago-pneumatic-7110k-air-hammer-kit/ Here is a cheap one that will prob work fine for the barrel: www.harborfreight.com/air-impact-hammer-kit-92037.html Chisels for it: www.harborfreight.com/4-in-short-air-chisel-set-4-pc-68277.html This one is $$$, but has very good ratings: www.tooltopia.com/ingersoll-rand-122maxk.aspx EDIT: You do need a garage air compressor to power it! I run 125 PSI. Like this one for example: www.harborfreight.com/air-tools-compressors/air-compressors-tanks/20-gallon-16-hp-135-psi-oil-lube-vertical-air-compressor-64857.html