Thats a very nice job Cecil. You are very talented. I noticed the aluminum brake in the background. I've done a little siding and seamless gutters in my lifetime. I really want to build one of these but it looks like its gotta be huge to be effective. I'm still thinking on it. Anyway, once again, Great JOB!!
You all guys made the best video I've seen yet with a bean thrasher. Thank you for the fine documentation. Where does one get the plans for such a thing. Would you have to change drums to do purple hulls or just that lid to the basket?
FANTASTIC!!!! Very good machine. I wonder if it would be just as good with dried kidney beans and black eyed beans. You have very good knowledge and you have the wisdom on how to apply it. I just moved to Central America ( Panama ) and i want to grow some beans for eating. I would love to have the plans for your sheller and try to make one. Again FANTASTIC! Thank You
That is Awesome!!! I always wondered how butter beans are shelled with a machine. I have a Taylor pea sheller and I don't think it would do butter beans. It would flatten them. Thanks for posting.
Great video, Cecil! I have a question. You did not describe much about the pieces of wood that go inside the thrasher, How long are they relative to the barrel? Additionally, are they turning in the same or opposite direction as the barrel? I followed everything in the video except for this last step. How are the beans being separated from their shells?
I forgot to thank You for making and sharing such a great video, and sharing it with all of us. Lots of work to build the sheller and film at the same time. Thank You Beans,Beans and more Beans GREAT!
I see that at 2:23 that the 1 inch X 2 inch X 24 inch strips of wood are held on the shaft by "U" clamps with 1/4-20 washers & nuts. I would use nylon insert nut, so they would not back off. NOTE: the wood may need to be 23-1/2 inches each, so not to hit the cage wall. Great job thanks.
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I always wondered how those machines shelled flat beans and after watching this video I still don’t know but it does work. Thanks
Thats a very nice job Cecil. You are very talented. I noticed the aluminum brake in the background. I've done a little siding and seamless gutters in my lifetime. I really want to build one of these but it looks like its gotta be huge to be effective. I'm still thinking on it. Anyway, once again, Great JOB!!
You all guys made the best video I've seen yet with a bean thrasher. Thank you for the fine documentation. Where does one get the plans for such a thing. Would you have to change drums to do purple hulls or just that lid to the basket?
FANTASTIC!!!! Very good machine. I wonder if it would be just as good with dried kidney beans and black eyed beans. You have very good knowledge and you have the wisdom on how to apply it. I just moved to Central America ( Panama ) and i want to grow some beans for eating. I would love to have the plans for your sheller and try to make one. Again FANTASTIC! Thank You
That is Awesome!!! I always wondered how butter beans are shelled with a machine. I have a Taylor pea sheller and I don't think it would do butter beans. It would flatten them. Thanks for posting.
Great video, Cecil! I have a question. You did not describe much about the pieces of wood that go inside the thrasher, How long are they relative to the barrel? Additionally, are they turning in the same or opposite direction as the barrel? I followed everything in the video except for this last step. How are the beans being separated from their shells?
I forgot to thank You for making and sharing such a great video, and sharing it with all of us. Lots of work to build the sheller and film at the same time. Thank You Beans,Beans and more Beans GREAT!
Thank you.
I see that at 2:23 that the 1 inch X 2 inch X 24 inch strips of wood are held on the shaft by "U" clamps with 1/4-20 washers & nuts. I would use nylon insert nut, so they would not back off. NOTE: the wood may need to be 23-1/2 inches each, so not to hit the cage wall.
Great job thanks.
Dona LeGrand 1988
Mornin Cecil! What are you doing these days? Are you still shelling beans?
Thanks for making this video. Maybe quite a bit of work to make this machine, but shelling by hand is soooo slow (and tedious).
Would you have the plans for this sheller?
How do you get a set of plans for the homemade sheller