this is incredible! I often build my tractor attachments because for what you get, the prices are crazy. I was just thinking this morning over my coffee, "I bet I can build a heavy duty flail mower". your video will really help me. thank you so much for putting in the time and effort to share this with all of us. you are very skilled my man!
Fantastic work, I have a humus version of this, they describe it as a mulcher mower. Had a problem with balancing, it was threatening to shake itself apart, solved it the same way you did. They are a fantastic for cutting brushwood, they take a lot of HP though, for cutting grass humus supply a y type cutter which would probably be more suitable and not need as much HP. A person with your skill level would undoubtedly be able to fabricate them
I love this video but using spoons in order to mow is a bad idea the quality of cut is poor this tools is done to be but on an arm in order to clean bush or mowwe some tinny woods. I do not like this tool farmer destroy all neest and birds with because they use it at spring. To cut grass use a disc with finger/ flying Cutter or a reciprocal barre the cut us perfect and you do not kill bugs and other life's in your field.
You are good at what you do, and you have an awesome shop, having the right tools for the equipment you build is beautiful. i miss doing stuff like this, it's not like work ,it's more like a adventure and it's rewarding seeing the finished product.
Excellent but beyond the scope of most farmers. A well equipped machine shop is required but robust and will last forever give the gage of metals and attention to detail. Wonderfully done.
Never heard of a flail design mower attachment for a tractor . In the area I'm from they use something called a bush hog. Yours appears to facilitate the same job but with a smaller footprint. I am impressed.
Young man I'm impressed with your build. And using many saftey rules, that's usually never thought of. !I use to build many tools and machines in my shop over the last fifty years. Trailers carry alls log spoilers cranes lifting counter balances. Many other things that people want built to last . Heavy GA steel and grade 8 bolts n hardware..Be proud and get that the money you earn..
A esa herramienta en Argentina le llamamos cardera, porque al cardo ( una maleza que crece en los potreros) cortandolos normalmente vuelven a brotar desde abajo, pero con esa herramienta los corta en forma vertical y cuando llueve le entra agua y se pudre hasta la raiz...felicitaciones!! todos tus trabajos son espectaculares, muy prolijo y profesional tu trabajo...muchos exitos!!
What an efficient way of doing this great use of tools especially adapting the lathe post to act as a milling machine. Very clever not cutting all the way through and folding material, keeps everything square.
Very interested in how well this holds up. WIth that differential axle flange held on one side it's going to I think half the gear increase, but also put a lot of wear on the spider gears that they weren't really intended for. of course, it's also not driving a car!
Yeah I though it strange to drive an axle flange also. You’re right it will reduce the ratio by half driven this way so if the ring and pinion is for example 3:1 his effective ratio is 1:1.5 (speed increase from the PTO). Also the ring and pinion is loaded on its “coast” side. The gears aren’t cut to handle full load in this direction. He could have welded the side gears to the ring gear carrier, drove the differential at its drive shaft then used pulley size to gain the 1.5:1 increase. But as you’ve pointed out, it’s not driving a car. Looks like that tractor is under 30hp. Nice work overall.
I noticed the pinion shaft / spider gear problem also. Pinion shafts and spider gears don't have bearings so those gears are going to eventually bind and snap. A better solution would be to weld the spider gears and let the unused axle shaft spin freely. Another problem, although less severe, is the idler bearing located on the wrong side of the belt drive. Belts can only pull, not push, so it's important to put the idler pulley on the slack side of the belt instead of the tight side. Since there's a lot of rotational mass here, the drive and driven pulleys will change roles during a deceleration event of the engine. For this I would consider using a overrunning clutch on the PTO shaft. Otherwise, I like this design and plan to borrow a lot of ideas for my own someday :)
Finally i have found someone who is crazy enough like me to build stuff like this yourself. Awesome ! I do have a few notes about the build . 1) you should have used a normal angle gearbox and not one with a differential of which you block one side. It's not build for this and will fail very soon. 2) I think you should have used belts that were a little shorter. They have to bend too much to tighten them. They will wear out really fast. Other then that. great work !
I can tell you the tractor you are using is underpowered for the flail mower. You can tell by the stalks not being cut down. I like this type of machine, they are the best PERIOD.
watching well made custom fabrication is on the same level, I think, as tool and machinery restoration projects. I would have loved that gearbox to have been cleaned up given at least a little TLC. but looks like it works great! it reminds me of a wood planer/joiner.
The 3 point linkage needs to be mounted as low as possible so if you hit something the mulcher front will be pulled up to clear it. Being high it will tend to dive down into an obstruction. I've changed a few agricultural attachments like that.
Ohh 😯 my brother you are very incredible genius thanks for sharing another great master piece and every part by part detail showed absolutely fantastic sir.
Can't believe I just sat and watched this entire video. I have no access to the tools, equipment, steel, or parts, needed to build one, and don't even have a need for a Flail Mower. But, dang if this wasn't an interesting video. Thanks for sharing.
Again OUTSTANDING job! You are extremely talented in everything you make! I have yet to watch a video that did not completely satisfy me! Again another OUTSTANDING job!
Доброго здоровья. Вы воспроизвели роторную косилку- измельчитель КИР-1,5, выпускавшуюся в Союзе в семидесятых годах прошлого века. Выброс скошенной травы происходил, за щет центробежной силы и воздушного потока, по каналу в кузов самосвала. Приходилось работать с такой косилкой. Благодарю Вас, за фильм и прекрасный мастер-класс по работе с металлом.Успехов Вам, творческих и всех БЛАГ!❤👍👍👍
This might be one of the most impressive things I saw on yt... my wife is from Pl.. maybe she can build one for me! Jk.. but.. Now paying 2000e for my excavator flail seems cheap.. amazing amount of precision work.. gj man!!
Łożyska satelit w dyfrze będziesz często wymieniał. Konkretnie tej jednej która użyłeś jako odbiór WOM. One nie są przystosowane do pracy niesymetrycznej
@@MadeinPolandChannel i to będzie działać. Pierwotna Twoja wersję zastosował znajomy w kosiarce swojej produkcji i minimum dwa razy w sezonie musiał wymieniać łożyska. Po dwóch sezonach zaspawał satelity i ma spokój.
@@MadeinPolandChannel Zaspawanie mechanizmu to dobra droga. Przy okazji zyskałeś dwa razy większe obroty wału koszącego. Wcześniejsza wersja z przykręceniem jednej flanszy do obudowy kosiarki dała dodatkową przekładnię 1:2 za pomocą satelit w moście. Teraz powinno działaś szybko i bezawaryjnie :)
this is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!! BUT... I feel like it flattens the grass before it gets the chance to cut it.... maybe the cage needs to be open so that it doesn't push all the grass down before the blades get a chance to cut it.... or extend the cage so the grass has a chance to spring back up right before the blades hit it.... I'm only saying this because the grass you just went over is still long but pushed down... and it doesn't look cut.... SOOO I would THINK you should find a way to NOT PUSH IT DOWN before the blades get to it.... BUT I could be wrong and this could just be only the case in the clip you showed, and I could be totallly wrong..... No matter, this was an AMAZING BUILD!!!! You are my FAVORITE metal worker on TH-cam.. I follow a few of them, and your channel is THE BEST!!!! THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO!!!!
Fajna robota, precyzja i umiejętności na wysokim poziomie. Jedyne co bym zrobił inaczej to zamiast blokować drugą półoś należy zaspawać mechanizm różnicowy, inaczej szybko poleci.
What a great build! Truly! I have two commercial units I use every summer and fall. Your build is just as good as those units I purchased. (Hope you go back to the wood chipper eventually. Seeing your solution there would be nice)
At the beginning I'm not going to lie I had some doubts but by the end I got to say really good job my man that looks awesome and looks like it runs great
Love the bending technique. Partially cutting and leaving some material. Genius. Building myself a gas pizza oven soon and that will come in very handy 👌
Man I just think you and your skills are awesome to say the least I think you are fantastic I hope you have a great job you deserve it loved ❤every second thanks
@@knopigames : "El creador expone su trabajo, por supuesto que no está obligado a responder al igual que las personas que vemos el video, no estamos obligados a opinar ni a poner me gusta. Ejemplo: para mi fue un excelente trabajo, pero no hizo un buen corte, quizá por fallo de los elementos cortantes.
It doesn't look like it's cutting all that great but damn dude how in the world can a single person like you actually make something like that? that's insane!
The design at 10:00 might be better if the crushing elements could turn completely around between the welded catch pieces. In this way, it would not hit the pipe shaft, and on the other hand, if it hits a stone during work, its stiffness could cause a fracture. I would also recommend that the crushing elements be clamped in a pair of spacer + relief bushings and not just with a screw. Thus, almost only the centrifugal force would load the catching pieces. Finally, a protective cover is also needed for rotating parts.
Interesting project; the only issue is that the knives you designed the machine around are for finishing work, like mowing your lawn, versus longer (and heavier) rough mower knives. Basically, the effective diameter of the primary shaft (with it's knives) determines the type of work it's suited for. This will knock down the pasture, but you're going to have to make several passes. Changing the direction of attack can help as well. The flip side is that once you have it under control, this unit should work fairly well. Nice work!!!
Very well done with everything you built but I believe for that particular stuff making your own blades/cutters would fetch better results as those are more like chisels/flippers for cleaning up forest growth rather than blades for cutting that type of growth (two pieces of strapping joined half way with free ends bent opposite directions). Your build can easily be converted to a number of other things as well (as I'm sure you know though).... nice job man!
Awesome build again. Would you think about locating a clutch between the gearbox and drive shaft. With a gearbox that big if you jam the swinging hammers that energy could be transmitted to the tail shaft on you tractor and twist the shaft. Very good build though
Good work. A couple of tips from one driving and building this type of machinws some years. It looks like to low rpm. The result should be clean cut With new v shapes like you have. Also we allways used Rubber mats as protection in The front. In your case It might not matter. Tube for The axel works for easier load. And in your case It might be fine. We always used beefier axles or even solid ones. But we also ran them pretty Hard:) good That you balanced Its key for them to work long term. Have fun and as said If they are well tuned they can esily cut as a lawnmower. Even through thicker brush
Great work. The idler will wear the belt out faster than needed though due to flexing it back backward so tight a radius. increase the diameter of that idler to increase your belt life.
perfect built... nearly! Because differentials are not built for continues rotation on one Wheel.... most of differentials has only bushings instead of bearings because normaly you dont need them....
My eyes opened wide when he milled keyway on lathe, superb
Me too. That was some next level thinking.
Same here. I'm makes one of those jigs.
What tool did he use?
@@rojinadhungel7376tool post! See 4:47 onwards
That's actually a pretty old trick that still works. lots of people forgot about it.
this is incredible! I often build my tractor attachments because for what you get, the prices are crazy. I was just thinking this morning over my coffee, "I bet I can build a heavy duty flail mower". your video will really help me. thank you so much for putting in the time and effort to share this with all of us. you are very skilled my man!
Love the tools and processes you use! Nothing too complicated, but absolutely functional
Fantastic work, I have a humus version of this, they describe it as a mulcher mower. Had a problem with balancing, it was threatening to shake itself apart, solved it the same way you did. They are a fantastic for cutting brushwood, they take a lot of HP though, for cutting grass humus supply a y type cutter which would probably be more suitable and not need as much HP. A person with your skill level would undoubtedly be able to fabricate them
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A 20 hp tractor can drive a 5 foot flail mower quite ok, we used to run ours through 3 and 4 inch shelterbelt trimmings, one pass, done
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Interesting design and excellent fabrication. The videography and editing are also professional grade. Well done, sir.
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What do you base that oppinion on?
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I love this video but using spoons in order to mow is a bad idea the quality of cut is poor this tools is done to be but on an arm in order to clean bush or mowwe some tinny woods. I do not like this tool farmer destroy all neest and birds with because they use it at spring. To cut grass use a disc with finger/ flying Cutter or a reciprocal barre the cut us perfect and you do not kill bugs and other life's in your field.
Да чтоты ,чёрт побери, несёшь?!@@sudrienet
You have a great mixture of talent and creativity! Thanks for the vid.
Золотая голова и руки. Уважаю таких рукастых мужиков.
It's always interesting to watch your work!
You are good at what you do, and you have an awesome shop, having the right tools for the equipment you build is beautiful. i miss doing stuff like this, it's not like work ,it's more like a adventure and it's rewarding seeing the finished product.
I love your attention to PPE in your videos. The regard you have for your extremities is nothing short of staggering.
Safety third
I would not pass by here. Watching such a fantastic work without leaving a like... You're a an industry by yourself... And the balancing jast woooow
Mógłbym godzinami patrzeć na taką robotę 😮😊
Essentially safety , simplicity & sheer strength intelligently thought in , the mark of a professional . you have my respect for this .
Creativity, skill, talent, engineering prowess, all coming together to make super mulcher! Well Done, you are inspiring!
One of the best videos I've seen in a year. Very well done!!
Excellent but beyond the scope of most farmers. A well equipped machine shop is required but robust and will last forever give the gage of metals and attention to detail.
Wonderfully done.
Your mechanical prowess is a God-send. Outstanding build, my friend. Cheers!
Yeah boiii! You're really quick with your projects. Good job! This mower will serve you well.👍👌
Thanks! 🙂
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Super robota, blisko 10 lat temu robiłem swoja kosiarkę bijakową. Łza się w oku kreci gdy rozpoznaję tę sama intuicję techniczną konstruktora.
Never heard of a flail design mower attachment for a tractor . In the area I'm from they use something called a bush hog. Yours appears to facilitate the same job but with a smaller footprint. I am impressed.
The flail mower is very common in my area. Does a much better job that a regular bush hog since it leaves very small pieces in its wake.
Thanks muchly. You're an artist. Learnt more in 20 minutes than many weeks battling away on my own.
Young man I'm impressed with your build. And using many saftey rules, that's usually never thought of. !I use to build many tools and machines in my shop over the last fifty years. Trailers carry alls log spoilers cranes lifting counter balances. Many other things that people want built to last . Heavy GA steel and grade 8 bolts n hardware..Be proud and get that the money you earn..
A esa herramienta en Argentina le llamamos cardera, porque al cardo ( una maleza que crece en los potreros) cortandolos normalmente vuelven a brotar desde abajo, pero con esa herramienta los corta en forma vertical y cuando llueve le entra agua y se pudre hasta la raiz...felicitaciones!! todos tus trabajos son espectaculares, muy prolijo y profesional tu trabajo...muchos exitos!!
What an efficient way of doing this great use of tools especially adapting the lathe post to act as a milling machine. Very clever not cutting all the way through and folding material, keeps everything square.
Great video as usual!
Love that there's no other sounds, except the tools speaking for themselves
Eikä turhaa loputonta selittelyä kuten amerikkalaisia videoissa on tapana tehdä 😂
Using one of tbe axels for a mount to convert the dif into a right angle gearbox was truley next level. Ive never seen that before. Amazing work.
Spellbinding man! Fantastic. Big fan of Poland. Must go again. Most underatted country in the world
С удовольствием смотрю ролики канала. Парень молодец! Настоящий труженик - универсал. У него есть чему поучиться. Здоровья, успехов!
Что-то не очень молотки работают, я ждал что чистая земля останется. Работа класс!
Very interested in how well this holds up. WIth that differential axle flange held on one side it's going to I think half the gear increase, but also put a lot of wear on the spider gears that they weren't really intended for. of course, it's also not driving a car!
Yeah I though it strange to drive an axle flange also. You’re right it will reduce the ratio by half driven this way so if the ring and pinion is for example 3:1 his effective ratio is 1:1.5 (speed increase from the PTO). Also the ring and pinion is loaded on its “coast” side. The gears aren’t cut to handle full load in this direction. He could have welded the side gears to the ring gear carrier, drove the differential at its drive shaft then used pulley size to gain the 1.5:1 increase. But as you’ve pointed out, it’s not driving a car. Looks like that tractor is under 30hp. Nice work overall.
I noticed the pinion shaft / spider gear problem also. Pinion shafts and spider gears don't have bearings so those gears are going to eventually bind and snap. A better solution would be to weld the spider gears and let the unused axle shaft spin freely.
Another problem, although less severe, is the idler bearing located on the wrong side of the belt drive. Belts can only pull, not push, so it's important to put the idler pulley on the slack side of the belt instead of the tight side. Since there's a lot of rotational mass here, the drive and driven pulleys will change roles during a deceleration event of the engine. For this I would consider using a overrunning clutch on the PTO shaft.
Otherwise, I like this design and plan to borrow a lot of ideas for my own someday :)
Красота то какая, ляпота! Подход грамотный, все качественно сделано, с умом!
Finally i have found someone who is crazy enough like me to build stuff like this yourself. Awesome ! I do have a few notes about the build . 1) you should have used a normal angle gearbox and not one with a differential of which you block one side. It's not build for this and will fail very soon. 2) I think you should have used belts that were a little shorter. They have to bend too much to tighten them. They will wear out really fast. Other then that. great work !
Yes belts too short but mainly they need to have a spring tensioner on them. Mine has that and without it, many things can break.
Not a great work i'm affraid... While working, you can see the whole thing shaking... So it's pretty bad... The shaft is off center...
only point of sure fail is the welded drive shaft at 18:15 it will snap like glass there
I can tell you the tractor you are using is underpowered for the flail mower. You can tell by the stalks not being cut down. I like this type of machine, they are the best PERIOD.
watching well made custom fabrication is on the same level, I think, as tool and machinery restoration projects. I would have loved that gearbox to have been cleaned up given at least a little TLC. but looks like it works great! it reminds me of a wood planer/joiner.
When Zombies Apocalypse happens , MADE IN POLAND is the man to look for to fabricate the weapons 💪
Amazing work brother 👌
Can just imagine a GIANT front mounted flail mower, mulching the zombies!
This was barely related to the subject matter i was looking for, but i ended up watching the whole video. Damn, well done sir.
Twoja sprawność mechaniczna jest zesłaniem od Boga. Znakomita budowa, mój przyjacielu. Twoje zdrowie!
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One of the best builds I’ve seen. Bravo from Victoria Australia
The 3 point linkage needs to be mounted as low as possible so if you hit something the mulcher front will be pulled up to clear it. Being high it will tend to dive down into an obstruction. I've changed a few agricultural attachments like that.
Интересно,какая модель вам больше всего понравилась в работе?
Did you notice the jam nut on the 3rd link must not have been tightened? It was threading itself around at the end
あなたの動画はとても良い。
仕事、趣味で参考になる。
知識、技術、センスが素晴らしい！
毎日観ていても飽きない。
ありがとう！
Ohh 😯 my brother you are very incredible genius thanks for sharing another great master piece and every part by part detail showed absolutely fantastic sir.
Can't believe I just sat and watched this entire video. I have no access to the tools, equipment, steel, or parts, needed to build one, and don't even have a need for a Flail Mower. But, dang if this wasn't an interesting video. Thanks for sharing.
Again OUTSTANDING job! You are extremely talented in everything you make! I have yet to watch a video that did not completely satisfy me! Again another OUTSTANDING job!
Masz ponadprzeciętne zdolności. Tak trzymaj!
Robota perfekt! Chciałbym potrafić to co ty... zazdroszczę (pozytywnie oczywiście) umiejętności. Jeszcze raz super projekt jak zawsze!
made in USSR
Me dejas con la boca abierta. No tuve más que suscribirme. Aplicas de manera genial. La física. Te felicito..saludos desde Indianapolis usa..
Доброго здоровья. Вы воспроизвели роторную косилку- измельчитель КИР-1,5, выпускавшуюся в Союзе в семидесятых
годах прошлого века. Выброс скошенной травы происходил, за щет центробежной силы и воздушного потока, по каналу
в кузов самосвала. Приходилось работать с такой косилкой. Благодарю Вас, за фильм и прекрасный мастер-класс по
работе с металлом.Успехов Вам, творческих и всех БЛАГ!❤👍👍👍
Вот только беда, не чисто косит и выброс должен быть сверху.
One of the best fabricators! love your stuff.
Пожалуй самое толковое видео об изготовлении мульчера! Спасибо! Только по моему дисбаланс рабочего вала велик.
Another fabrication masterpiece. Really enjoyed the video.
I watch your video with headphones and when your phone rang it scared the crap out of me 🤣
That was so satisfying to watch this guy make it from scratch
And to think, I'm thrilled to fix a leaky faucet with ready made partsWell done, sir, very well done!
what know-how, very nice achievement. You have gold in your hands. Cheer
This might be one of the most impressive things I saw on yt... my wife is from Pl.. maybe she can build one for me! Jk.. but..
Now paying 2000e for my excavator flail seems cheap.. amazing amount of precision work.. gj man!!
Amazing great project you are the man, you’re ideas and come to life is great please keep up the videos
Supper educational thank you.
Łożyska satelit w dyfrze będziesz często wymieniał. Konkretnie tej jednej która użyłeś jako odbiór WOM. One nie są przystosowane do pracy niesymetrycznej
Dzisiaj tryby w moście zostały Zespawanie i powinno to działać tak jak trzeba. Blacha trzymajaca druga satelitę będzie działać jako osłona 🙂
@@MadeinPolandChannel i to będzie działać. Pierwotna Twoja wersję zastosował znajomy w kosiarce swojej produkcji i minimum dwa razy w sezonie musiał wymieniać łożyska. Po dwóch sezonach zaspawał satelity i ma spokój.
@@MadeinPolandChannel Zaspawanie mechanizmu to dobra droga. Przy okazji zyskałeś dwa razy większe obroty wału koszącego. Wcześniejsza wersja z przykręceniem jednej flanszy do obudowy kosiarki dała dodatkową przekładnię 1:2 za pomocą satelit w moście. Teraz powinno działaś szybko i bezawaryjnie :)
You have a rare talent. Congratulations!
this is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!
BUT... I feel like it flattens the grass before it gets the chance to cut it.... maybe the cage needs to be open so that it doesn't push all the grass down before the blades get a chance to cut it.... or extend the cage so the grass has a chance to spring back up right before the blades hit it....
I'm only saying this because the grass you just went over is still long but pushed down... and it doesn't look cut.... SOOO I would THINK you should find a way to NOT PUSH IT DOWN before the blades get to it.... BUT I could be wrong and this could just be only the case in the clip you showed, and I could be totallly wrong.....
No matter, this was an AMAZING BUILD!!!! You are my FAVORITE metal worker on TH-cam.. I follow a few of them, and your channel is THE BEST!!!! THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO!!!!
NICE TO SEE SOMEONE THAT TAKES PRIDE IN THEIR WORK! THANKS FOR SHARING.....
Good video, i've only ever seen those kinds of mowers to go through scrub, not grass like. but dang, that's a lot of skill to get that to work.
I love how fabricators/boiler makers are better at designing things better than engineers 👍🏽🍺
.....putting boilermakers in with fabricators is a stretch....Lol
Fajna robota, precyzja i umiejętności na wysokim poziomie. Jedyne co bym zrobił inaczej to zamiast blokować drugą półoś należy zaspawać mechanizm różnicowy, inaczej szybko poleci.
Blokując drugą półoś uzyskał podniesienie obrotów na wyjściu x2.
What a great build! Truly!
I have two commercial units I use every summer and fall. Your build is just as good as those units I purchased.
(Hope you go back to the wood chipper eventually. Seeing your solution there would be nice)
could use some sommercial blades that are easy to replace and could do with some sharpening
Wow Brother you really have some awesome skills. Great build, even better than a bought one. Very impressive craftsmanship. 👏 👏🤝🤠🇦🇺
You are a great engineer. I wish you success👍👍👍👌👌👌🇩🇿
At the beginning I'm not going to lie I had some doubts but by the end I got to say really good job my man that looks awesome and looks like it runs great
I love watching this guy’s videos, always cool fabricator content- keep up the great work
С таким оборудованием можно любые чудеса творить. Не то что мы на коленке все делоем при помощи болгарки и сварки да дрели😂
Bravo........like the cutter......I don't do grass or windows.......thinkn.....soil compactor........soil and rock guy......cheers
Mistrzu, do korozji tego typu świetnie się sprawdza tarcza z włókniny ściernej i czyści na błysk o wiele szybciej niż dysk z papierkiem
Jesus christ. Do you have reebar growing out of your lawn? This thing is terrifying. Well done sir.
Love the bending technique. Partially cutting and leaving some material. Genius. Building myself a gas pizza oven soon and that will come in very handy 👌
Good Luck 🙂
@@MadeinPolandChannel Thanks broski 👌
Amazing. This time you surpass expectations. Well done. 👍👍👍👍👍
Zazdroszcze umiejętności i warsztatu. Bardzo wartościowy kanał pozdrawiam !
На заводских есть обгонная муфта на вашем этого не заметил.
Но всё равно аппарат огонь 🔥 молодец!!!
I congratulate you on your skills, you are a craftsman
Man I just think you and your skills are awesome to say the least I think you are fantastic I hope you have a great job you deserve it loved ❤every second thanks
How much of these incredible builds do you plan out in detail and how much do you just make up as you go? One of my favorite channels!
This needs answer, MIP!
@@jakubs6170 The creator ignores commenters so don't expect a response. According to the Creator, it's enough to give "heart" and that's it.
English isn't his first language
@@knopigames : "El creador expone su trabajo, por supuesto que no está obligado a responder al igual que las personas que vemos el video, no estamos obligados a opinar ni a poner me gusta. Ejemplo: para mi fue un excelente trabajo, pero no hizo un buen corte, quizá por fallo de los elementos cortantes.
@@knopigames yes he does reply. He has replied to several of my comments on his other videos.
Beautiful work, informative and highly entertaining as usual. Thank you. Curious about what you do for plans.
It doesn't look like it's cutting all that great but damn dude how in the world can a single person like you actually make something like that? that's insane!
Good Job! Makeshift Milling attachment for the lathe. Nice.
Dyfer zaspawaj... Super projekt.. pozdrawiam 🇵🇱🇵🇱👍
Już zaspawany, blokada satelity nie była najlepszą opcją 😉
This Is a very nice work and i really enjoyed to watch your video! Kind regards from Italy, Alberto
Nice job buddy very good video very informative thanks for sharing and taking the time to editing it well.
Another great build. Excellent work!
Love the welding footage with the splatter
You gave me an idea for a old borgward rear end sitting in the woods at my house :)
The design at 10:00 might be better if the crushing elements could turn completely around between the welded catch pieces. In this way, it would not hit the pipe shaft, and on the other hand, if it hits a stone during work, its stiffness could cause a fracture. I would also recommend that the crushing elements be clamped in a pair of spacer + relief bushings and not just with a screw. Thus, almost only the centrifugal force would load the catching pieces. Finally, a protective cover is also needed for rotating parts.
A nice build! I wish I had this years ago when I built mine!
Interesting project; the only issue is that the knives you designed the machine around are for finishing work, like mowing your lawn, versus longer (and heavier) rough mower knives. Basically, the effective diameter of the primary shaft (with it's knives) determines the type of work it's suited for. This will knock down the pasture, but you're going to have to make several passes. Changing the direction of attack can help as well. The flip side is that once you have it under control, this unit should work fairly well. Nice work!!!
Very well done with everything you built but I believe for that particular stuff making your own blades/cutters would fetch better results as those are more like chisels/flippers for cleaning up forest growth rather than blades for cutting that type of growth (two pieces of strapping joined half way with free ends bent opposite directions). Your build can easily be converted to a number of other things as well (as I'm sure you know though).... nice job man!
Very nice build might need prints for this one.thanks for sharing
Awesome build again. Would you think about locating a clutch between the gearbox and drive shaft. With a gearbox that big if you jam the swinging hammers that energy could be transmitted to the tail shaft on you tractor and twist the shaft. Very good build though
Amazing build, must’ve been alot of work, you make it look easy.
Good work. A couple of tips from one driving and building this type of machinws some years.
It looks like to low rpm. The result should be clean cut With new v shapes like you have.
Also we allways used Rubber mats as protection in The front. In your case It might not matter.
Tube for The axel works for easier load. And in your case It might be fine. We always used beefier axles or even solid ones. But we also ran them pretty Hard:) good That you balanced
Its key for them to work long term. Have fun and as said If they are well tuned they can esily cut as a lawnmower. Even through thicker brush
that was great.
i feel like i got to see my flail mower being made.
I love your work. I also really like your table.
Great work. The idler will wear the belt out faster than needed though due to flexing it back backward so tight a radius. increase the diameter of that idler to increase your belt life.
Use a timeing belt idler, even a good second hand one as they are replaced as a matter of course regardless of condition.
Thumbs Up!
Great mower to have for deep weeds/grasses.
What an impressive fella, im actually a little suprised he didn't build the tractor I mean casting an engine doesn't seem beyond him
perfect built... nearly! Because differentials are not built for continues rotation on one Wheel.... most of differentials has only bushings instead of bearings because normaly you dont need them....