SNS 330: Hydmech DM-10 Double Miter Bandsaw, Custom GoPro Accessory
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ธ.ค. 2020
- This week I take delivery of my new saw, a Hydmech DM-10 Double miter horizontal bandsaw. This will be replacing the old DoAll saw I have been using. I'll get it uncrated and put together in this video. I'm also installing a new 3 phase circuit to power this saw, so I'll follow up in another video on the full installation, power up, and first cuts. Also in this week's video i machine a custom screw for my GoPro Media Mod case.
Hydmech website: www.hydmech.com/
Hydmech DM-10: www.hydmech.com/products/band...
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I recently discovered your channel and kind of bingewatched most of your video's. They're addictive. I always love to see a genuine craftsmen at work. You and your wife make a true great couple. She is so interested and supportive in your love for machines and machining and I'm pretty sure you are as well in her 'hobby'. Especially nowadays it is very great to notice people like you still exsist. I hope you guys have a great Christmas and if there's no video before the end of 2020 I wish you all the best for 2021. Stay safe and healthy. Greetings from Holland
I appreciate your paying attention to where things are made even if others do not. In today’s world components are made all over the planet so we can’t nitpick, but simply knowing this company has a manufacturing presence in Conway (in my home state) tells me you are conscientious about keeping jobs in the US. I am far from an isolationist-but this is important info for people to know.
Don't you love new equipment day?? I DO, oh yes I DO!! For 26 years I managed a large print shop and we had some Big Iron.
I have the same saw. Bought mine about 10 years ago when I started my shop. They are bulletproof. You will not be disappointed.
Man...my girlfriend always talks crap about me watching machining, saw mills, etc. When Abby said the saw was beautiful...those words hit me!
Not that taking a tape measure to the saw blade takes all that much time but that stop would be so dang nice. I made a little 45 degree jig to cut tubing and stuff for frames. Anything else is a bit tougher but 45 is probably 90% of what I needed.
WOW, great saw and new to boot. Congratulations on the new addition to the shop.
Love the picture of you, your father and grandfather. Priceless.
Podoba mi się to. Sposób i podejście do każdego tematu. Rzetelność i uczciwość to widać. Good job.
Seeing your shop grow makes me happy.
Always a good day when new equipment arrives, look forward to it working. Good video thank you.
Adam, one of my customers fabricated plastic pipe fittings, he bought one of those saws a year or so ago and it has worked 24 hours a day 6 days a week and has been flawless, great choice. merry Christmas to Abby and yourself. Stay Well, peace.
Great to hear 👍🏻
This man just makes me happy whenever i see his videos 🙏 thank you for this beautiful and useful content
Thanks for sharing the film equipment. I always wondered. Can't wait to see the new saw in action!
Great addition to the shop, and great video Adam. Thanks for sharing!! Have a merry Christmas!! 🎄🎄
Hi mate,
The tray is for when your mitre cutting. The back of the bow hangs over the edge of the base and that tray is so coolant is still diverted back into the base instead of on your floor.
I hope you enjoy the HydMech. We bought one one and didn't like it much at all. It had features, but it wasn't very rugged. We were a heavy production environment and we needed far more reliability than you will need. So I don't imagine you will experience the issues that we faced. Ours was bigger than yours. Ours came from Canada. Our main drive gear reduction unit failed within a couple of years. Our blade tensioning wheel was plastic and it didn't last long. Ours was full auto feed. There's a lot of competition in this market. A lot of saws seem to have cheapened the quality to compete with low priced machines.
Have heard both views on that brand. We ended up going with a HEMSaw, that is also full auto, made in Oklahoma. Super happy with that thing for about 15 years now.
New Hyd Mechs are no where near the old ones. Unless you are talking the big ones made in Canada. We change out a lot of gearboxes on hyd mechs.
Our gearbox failure started as a bad main bearing. I did the teardown and found a piece of the outer race was missing. I found the piece. It was a clean break. I believe that the large bearing was dropped and cracked during assembly. There was no other explanation for how it broke in the assembled gearbox. I couldn't get HydMech to warranty the failure. Our local dealer took a look, covered my bearing cost and reassembled for me at no labor cost. We bought a lot of machinery from this dealer.
That experience really soured me o. HydMech. We had other issues too, but that failure should have been covered under warranty. Dealing with HydMech directly for parts was not pleasant. My dealer didn't have a fully staffed office, so going through the dealer for parts added more complexity. I had no previous experience with HydMech before we purchased our machine. I was previously unaware of the brand.
We ran production volumes around the clock keeping two bandsaws running virtually non stop. Our machine was fancy and quick setup for angles, but it was too lightweight for our operation. I still suspect that Adam will never over stress his machine, and its flexibility for fab work is a fine feature. He is also an owner/operator that cares for his equipment. My experience was unpleasant, but if I added his new toy to my home shop, I would be giddy!
I am already giddy. We pour footings today for my 60'x82' home shop expansion building. The new shop will be metal/machine/mechanic space. The old multi-use shop will be exclusively wood shop. My wife is supporting the build! And it is simply a hobby shop. That is why I am giddy.
Well we guess the new saw would not go under the Christmas tree? After retiring as an engineer 3 years ago to go sail the world we just can not stop watching your videos. The constant upgrades your making to the business. Wishing you more success, and a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New year. Stay safe, work safe and keep sharing your knowledge and skills. Ant, Cid & the pooch crew.
Delivery person “Right here?” Adam: “yes”. Delivery person: BAM!
Merry Christmas! Thanks for all the videos in 2020! ⭐️😊👍
Adam, I'm impressed with the new purchase. The shop is looking better than ever. Thanks for sharing your tools and toys!
Merry Christmas to you and your wife!
Love the new camera gear and definitely love the saw. Its awesome that you invest in USA products. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
When I was working on my shop my wife took over the torch on roofing and helped cutting rebar with an angle grinder. Gotta love a woman that gets excited to learn shop procedures and is willing to get involved and help.
My goodness, I was so excited when your new bandsaw arrived. Like Christmas for the shop! I also like what you did with the GoPro, that was very original to make your own improvement on it. Great episode, Adam!
Congrats on the new saw Adam! I look forward to seeing you use it in future videos!
Merry Christmas, This bandsaw, I believe, is made in my hometown of Woodstock Ontario Canada. It is a versatile tool for your fine shop. I did my apprenticeship some 40 years ago, and I enjoy your shop videos, these videos are a great gift for those enjoying the skill in metal working.
Great additions to the shop. Merry Christmas to you and Abby.
Thanks for sharing with us Adam. Nice bandsaw. Hope you get it installed and the other equipment back inside out of the weather. Merry Christmas to you all and your families. Fred.👍👍👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Congratulations for new saw machine, for sure it will help you to do get job done.
Even when you’re not doing heavy metal work you still aim for perfection, great job and congrats on your wonderful new machine Adam!
Nice Christmas present to one's self. Merry Christmas and thank you for caring and sharing.!
I received my first few squares plus a small bench vise from Fireball tool today and was feeling pretty good about my new additions. Then I click on Abom's new video and he gets a Hydmech DM-10.....suddenly I feel a little less excited about my new acquisitions. That's ok though as my tiny shop could never hold a DM-10 nor most of Adam's other machines;-) Love the channel and couldn't be happier for you. I look forward to future videos on the DM-10, or anything you'd like to share. Happy Holidays to you and yours!
Adam, Awesome video, really nice addition to your shop, anxious to see it up & running, enjoying watching your video & thanks for sharing.!.!.!.
Nothing like seeing a man get his Christmas Present BEFORE Christmas! Congratulations Adam :)
Congrats on the new toy! good luck and stay safe.
Nothin' like this get you and Abby grinning from ear to ear. Great addition to the shop.
"Since I got a lathe and a mill I can easily make my own little screw that works for me." I love that 🥰
Nice Christmas present 👍👍👍👍
Love the smell of a new machine with cosmolene
Great looking saw Adam and a neat little mod to the GoPro mount!
New toy! May you and your family have a blessed , safe and a happy hpliday
That was the main saw at the iron shop I worked at for years. Saw heavy use daily for at least the ten years I was there, and it was there before I got there, and afaik it's still chugging along now that I've moved on.
Adam, I think your dad and grandad would be proud of you.
Congratulations on your new acquisition
Good luck with your new piece of equipment. Great content very informative
14:30 one trick I use a lot on picking up big weldments is to pick up close to your center of gravity, then to put pieces of steel onto your high side to level your part in the air.
Your tap looks good after that tie rod job. Light wear, more importantly, no damage, or chipped teeth. Keep in mind, there are two methods of sharpening your taps. You mentioned grinding along the flutes. The other would be to grind along the over all lenghth of it. In volume work, that is the preferred way.
Rough grind the leading flat at the front end down as much as needed. This reduces the amount of teeth to go from the minor to the major diameter. Follow up on this by grinding the teeth with a small clearance angle and a taper parallel to the flute to reestablish the leading angle back to it's original geometry. Just look at the original geometry and reproduce the same shape. This was something I could do by hand on a pedestal/bench grinder and get reliable threads produced on high volume orders.
A combination, over time, of both methods would give you the longest tool life. You are not to often expect to be using the same tap as you do primarily prototype work so this tap may outlast your career!
It took me a year or two of experience to become good at the sharpening method I described, but soon enough, it became pretty easy to preserve taps and I have used a similar method to grind chasers used in Geometric die heads.
Been using the Hyd-Mech V-18 since 2001. Solid machine very trouble free. We just changed the guides about a month ago.
I live just outside of Woodstock in Canada. We do have a lot of heavy industry and car plants.
Timber jack is another huge company we have.they make lot skidloaders
I've had pretty much the same machine in my shop for a couple of years now. It's brilliant. My only frustration is how quick the coolant evaporates in the shllow coolant tank. It gets hot down here in Australia.
When lifting with straps we generally put a wrap on the lifting bars or shackles.
That means you could have put 2 or 3 wraps at the front to level.
That broken pallet would from your driver , cringed when he let that pallet jack down.
We use an Italian version of that saw at work, so good for cutting.
Adam, your a lucky man to have a spouse that shares your enthusiasm for machinery
Great video Adam. Thanks for sharing.
It was great to see you got the saw of your dreams. Best to you and your supportive wife. My wife is supportive as well. We are very lucky. All the best from upstate NY. Dave
U got some cool stuff going on Adam buddy ..i love tuning in to your sns ..it makes the weekend these days to be fair mate ...you sure are a talented gent ..keep up the good work ..peace and love from Cumbria uk
Congrats on the machine tool upgrade, Adam, look forward to seeing some fine parts of it in the future.
I was watching a video on diesel engines at some point, and one of the comments that stuck in my mind was: A referral to one of the Scandinavian diesel V8's where the post read "They are like jewels inside".
And I always think of that when I see you making stuff, it's done with pride to the best of your ability, unfaltering
Thanks for sharing the unboxing of the saw with us, look forward to see how it cuts.
Kind regards, South Africa
Wow... a new machine! I'm excited, too.
enjoy your new saw. happy cutting!
I’m sure your proud to finally get another tool you’ve wanted for a long time. I’m also sure you have plans for a bigger shop in the back of your mind, bridge crane, etc. Congrats and Merry Christmas to you and Abby.
We have our sites set on a new location. Would like to find property away from the city that I can put a shop on. Actively looking
Nice saw Adam! Good brand. Looks like it has a lot of nice features... I think you will like the Hydraulic blade tensioning feature...helps with accuracy and blade life... double miter is very handy... sometimes you just can't miter your material efficiently from only one direction. Merry Christmas to you and Abby...and a happy and prosperous new year!
That’s a nice saw.. we use a similar Hydmech saw in our shop runs nice and smooth.
Santa came early and Adam must have been a very good boy this past year! MERRY CHRISTMAS Booth crew!
Look what santa's brought! Happy and safe christmas to you all from the UK.
Looks like a nice saw. Merry Christmas Adam and Abby. Stay safe and healthy.
Nice brand new machine to play with. Sweet. Nice Christmas gift. Merry Christmas brother.
Great new saw. Being able to quickly set angles will be nice. Lots better than my angle block methods I use to cut angles on my old Johnson saw.
Adam love the hand tool you made for the cam. You made it look so easy. Merry Christmas my friend And love the band saw
Hyd-Mech used to build saws in the building I currently work in. Very nice saws.
Awesomeness , congratulations on the new saw. Nice mod on the Gopro
Really nice bandsaw. Great video. Thank you for sharing.
Congrats on the new saw brother, your gonna love it. I do service for hydmech here in AZ and their customer service weather its Conway, Canada, or even MEP in Italy is fantastic, enjoy man!
We got 2 of the horizontal hydmechs in the shop. Great saw.
I always enjoy your way to film your activities, to me its hypnotic!
... by the way ... This is a very common saw here in Italy, in our shop we have a couple of it that can cut up to 350mm diameter rod. It's a very nice machine to have in a machine shop!!!
A mitering bandsaw makes all the difference. They are very convenient.
If it’s like my Baleigh saw, that tray mounts at the back of the saw under the rear wheel. It catches the cutting fluid that gets carried into the lower part of the housing and would drip on the floor. You’ll need to move it to the side of the saw when you cut meters.
The new saw looks great!
Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to you and Abby. Looks like Santa came a little early for you. I hope he is as nice to Abby. Cheers
I have that same saw at work. The one we have also replaced an old DoAll. It's a great saw, I'm sure you'll enjoy using it.
This was my first thousand pound unboxing video and I really enjoyed it !!
Alternative for waterproofing tools for outside storage, and any metal surfaces: Mix about 30% clear grease with white spirit into a spray bottle and spray liberally. White spirit evaporates and leaves a thin layer of grease behind. Way cheaper than aerosol products and will last longer outside. I also use on the columns of the drill presses and mill tables and other places I want to keep free of rust where oil too easily wipes away.
Business must be good! New saw, new camera! WOW!
We have two HydMechs. An H18 and an S20. Both are absolute work horses. The H is over 10 years old and the S is about 8. Minimal maintenance but man is it hard to get parts.
Hi Adam ... Looks like another great machine addition to the shop . I suppose we really don't realise about mitre on saws, until we actually have one .. lol
The camera & mounting thumb screw look good .
Hope You & Family have a Safe Great Christmas with a Tremendous new Year to come
Nice machine.
Cant wait to see it cutting angles.
We have 2 HM saws at our factory. They are much bigger, but same great quality saw, very versatile
Nice saw. Love your wife being in the video too. Thanks for sharing
Nice Saw Adam! Looks to be a great size as well.
Perfect size for our small shops. 👍🏻
with that go pro thumb screw I think it might be cool to use cold-blue solution on, get that black to match the case and original hardware. On the other hand the shiny gray metal looks pretty cool too
It looks like Christmas came early! Congratulations!
Happy Holidays Abby and Adam!
Very nice job, very nice piece... thank you Adam. From France.
LOVE the way you stressed the Made in USA. Just the proper amount of snark.
Looks like the new casters really make it a lot easier to move machinery
I now have bandsaw envy !!! NICE !!
Just a thought, you could have used the DeWalt cordless reciprocating saw with the demolition blade in it to cut that pallet, but I saw the DeWalt cordless chain saw did a wonderful job. I also noted the DeWalt cordless blower did quick work of the DeWalt chainsaw chips in blowing them off your slab to decay into mulch in your grass. Keep your vids coming, I learn about stuff I have never seen before.
Hello Adam,
Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year...
Take care
Paul,,
Congrats Adam on your new saw I enjoy watching your videos I am from South Africa
We have had a S20 for years at work. Works great
Man...you must be havin the time of your life nowadays. Good work, keep it comin.
I love it when Abom gets a new tool.
Congratulations on a nice Christmas Present. Enjoy!
John
That is a beautiful piece of equipment. Would be good to install some steel casters under it to make it easier to move around. That way you could move it up against the wall when not in use and swing it out when needed.
Great video Adam 😀👍