This idea will be appreciated by millions of people!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มี.ค. 2024
- Hello my friends! Today I made an interesting experimental project. Enjoy watching and don't judge strictly)
Friends, my name is Vanya! I am the author of the channel HandCraft.
On this channel I present everything that I have done with my own hands.
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Hi, tell me, would you make one for yourself?
Here's a bunch of parts, no sizes,no clue as to where to buy them...let me see..........you wasted my time and everybody else's.
No,
I would get the correct tool.
It's a great video, and I just might try it! How about next time you pick a more descriptive and less silly headline and perhaps a picture of what you are actually building instead of whatever TF that is
@@neilnelson2933 it's called sensationalism.
Why be factual or correct or practical. When B.S. is acceptable everywhere. . .
For likes & nonsense clicks
I have made something similar that I use as a cheap surface grinder. It's steel instead of wood, and grinder elevation adjustments of 0.001". It's no where near as accurate as a real surface grinder, but for smaller surfaces on hobby projects it's accurate enough. You've done a nice job implementing this in wood.
Why do you feel it's necessary to put a fake thumbnail and lie in the description? DIY people like the truth.
While I might be sympathetic with your observation, I have found in my 77 years that very few people really want the truth.
'Why ' The reason is simple. This is something that has had dozens of videos over the last 2 or 3 years. If he had an actual thumbnail that showed what it actually was, very few people would click this to watch, because it's just another one of the same thing they've seen 5 or 6 times already.
When I find crap like that I fast forward through the video and give it a thumbs down.
I think I would always have a throat plate on my tablesaw😢
Whether I think I could or would use what you build, your craftsmanship and dynamics are second to none.
Interesting but I am not sure what I would do with it.
The plywood used is absolutely beautiful.
Well done. Thank you!
Not to shabby. A neat way to improvise a radial arm grinder saw.
That said. While not as dangerous as a it might be with other saw. I recommend. Pulling, not pushing. If that blade catches for whatever reason, it's a lot more likely to cause injury or damage if you are cutting the direction the blade is spinning.
Good afternoon, sir. Thank you for your high appreciation! I completely agree with you about the direction of sawing
Some beautiful tools in use.
Good luck finding millions of people that will appreciate this. I guess most people that have the tools to tool a steel plate probably would just use one of the numerous saws that would actually have the ability to cut a square edge, not to mention how dangerous and unpredictable this hack is.
I love it. If I build it I would have the handle tilted toward you so you can push the assembly rather than pulling it away from you. Great design and you can get a small saw blade and make it dual-purpose.
En-genius and very creative.
A good job
Give it a rest with these hand grinder hacks. It's not what the grinder is for. Buy the proper safety approved tool.
How about a link to the brass hammer and the cutting wheel for your grinder?
That’s awesome! Good job!
Oh itsh tho much fun being a woodworker. lol
Really.
Another clickbait video. What you built is NOT what you showed in the picture.
And in the final cut you had a lot of bottom splintering.
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The only thing I learned here is that your tools are dull and you like to live dangerously with no throat plate.
Also seems like a lot to do when a Skil saw and a straight edge is faster.
Excellent work. I have one very small suggestion, to add some shielding for the bearings to keep chips and saw dust out. I'm thinking a still paper, or other material, accordion fold.
Really interesting project indeed, Vanya! Great work! 😃
You could definitely make a CNC this way... You'd just need the motors and other stuff!
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Good afternoon, sir. Thank you for such a high appreciation of my work!
Really great design. I can see that this could be useful for some people. You could even cut floor ceramic tile also
Wow. A fancy toy. I would not make one, because I could make something a lot simpler, easier to make, faster to make, and could get results at least as good as you did. But even so, I don't need to actually make a toy to get similar results.
Not sure about saving several thousand, with the cost of the wood, glue, hardware and time spent making it, a mid range metal chop saw could be bought.
Кому охота жить не повторяете эту самоделку, нет безопасности и один миг и вся конструкция сломается, лучше из стали сделать
Сложноватои много лишнего. Можно было проще, не уступая в точности.
Hi. Excellent mechanism, excellent execution) Did you like the idea of bearings, I wonder if the frame has sufficient rigidity
It seems to work well and also looks great! Nice one☝️
Thank you for such a high rating!
I really like your 3:15 , I bought a house with the money instead. Maybe🤔..... I should have got the saw instead. Ya know, less irritating weeds, less irritaing weeds, and less irritating neighbors calling the city because of the irritating weeds that seem to get taller every time they call the city. But allass, at least I have my very accurate weed-spray and a neighbors yard(putting green like) to express my inner midnight-Picaso!
Одноразовое дерьмо, но отличное исполнение
Изначально подумалось, что будет сделано из цилиндрических направляющих и линейных подшипников. И как по мне, так было бы правильнее - но автор почему-то передумал. И еще экструдированный алюминиевый профиль вместо фанеры или ее части. И получится изделие как на другом канале у одного японца :)
Why?
Great video great machine ,thanks for posting
You made a radial arm saw.
Very clever. 👍
Good job
I like it. Yes, I would make one for myself.
Hell yeah, man! Ignore the future haters. Great job!
Thanks! Unfortunately, there are always dissatisfied people)
@hand_craft they are only dissatisfied because they didn't come up with the idea first, my friend.
Excelente proyecto muyyyyy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado maestro, un magnífico soporte para la amoladora, gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos, un saludo cordial y por supuesto un merecido like desde Narón (Galicia)👍🤓😜
Just watching you create...ANYTHING...is amazing! I love watching the process and the awesome way your mind works...another awesome video 😁💙
Thank you very much! I'm only trying to be better) Your assessment is important to me
Excelente, parabéns 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Its a cool project and excellent build, so why did you need to make it a click bait title and thumbnail? That is what pissed me off and made me not give a F about you or your projects. Im sorry but that is the way i feel now.
Exactly, why the thumbnail deception?
And "not everyone knows how it works" lie makes you look disingenuous.
Maravilhoso 👏👏👏
I always just skip to the end of these clickbait videos. Not worth building.
Wonderful!!! You are a genius!!! Patent the idea. Good luck!!!
Michael Herrell
Great idea. It put a auxiliary on/off switch different location tho.
Excellent design !!! Anything that can make an angle grinder safer is great!!
Well done.
I like it,
I need it right now to cut some sheet steel to make inserts for my tablesaw.
Good bro ❤❤❤
brilliant idea, with a few mods thats something you could sell
Very nice!
If you frequently cutting metal stuff on this cutting jig i will highly advise you to add metal plate as shielding pieces for protecting the wood against grinding sparks as even in your test cut you certainly had a seriously dangerous amount of sparks at you and the wood big time.
Also add circular metal disks to cover the bearings to avoid dust and debris while cutting wood, metal & ceramic stuff on the cutting table also making cleaning and maintaining the cutting Jig very easy and less tedious.
Cut small metal disks that are slightly smaller than the bearings diameter to allow proper protection for the bearings while working on the cutting table.
I have to admit it looks great, but I would recommend that you do something about putting a off the machine trigger under a long lead and use that to journey angle grinder on and off your fingers are too close to the disk and on that wood disk that would take the fingers and shred them. You can buy cheap emergency plug-in switches that come with all the leads you need for around $30 or you could not run up yourself probably for $20. I'll give you 5 out of 5 though for the machine will I wonder what slop on the bearing is when the wood shrinks are expands maybe some eccentric nuts there would've been better so you gonna adjust them a little, just ideas, but definitely off-machine trigger.
NOT what was in the photo. And not sure why anyone would use one. I disagreee with your title of being appreciated by millions.
Yes I would, but I think I would change the design of the handle
Really a waste of time!
Same idea could be used for a plane sled. you could even reuse the beam.
Weather we like it or not is a personal thing. This is a teaching video of a unique design and project. I think that it is great design, craftsmanship, and use of proper tools. I wish that I had a shop like that.
If you are not an engineer then you should have been. :-}
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What a waste of time.
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F**k me what a waste.....to buy that amount of plywood where i live would cost about 100 euros...can buy the same machine for 30! Yet another clickbait waste of space.