Making electric Roller Bender Part 2/3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2019
- Watch the part 3/3 here - • Making electric Roller...
Watch the part 1/3 here - • Making electric Roller...
Some tools I use in this video:
Self made:
Belt grinder 2x48 - • DIY Belt Grinder 2x48"...
Vise - • Super Strong Hydraulic...
Drill press STAND with COOLANT SYSTEM - • Drill press STAND with...
and
Welder IDEAL Tecnomig 200GD
LATHE Cormak 330x770
Mag drill Evolution EVO MAG 28
Band saw Stiler BS 712R
Drill press ZX7016
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Social media:
FB: Made in Poland
Insta: made_inpoland
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Music by TH-cam library :
Jane Fonda
Memory Rain
Schizo
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I just love the sound that thing makes when you run it, you immediately know this thing is not to be fucked around with - this is serious equipment.
But the music in this video sometimes made me wish I had a joint to smoke while watching.
Dude, You're a one man manufacturing company! Another awesome video.
Very well done ! I have one of those yellow+black wire strippper, and are awesome, They can strip a few cables at the same time ! Thanks for sharing !
Entre Make it Extreme y Made in Poland me tenéis enganchado. Podríais poneros de acuerdo y crear algo grande entre los 2. Sois artistas, cada uno a su estilo. Me recuerda mi época cuando me hice mi propio compresor y soldaba. Echo de menos esos momentos y deseo volver a hacerlo. Lástima no tener espacio. Excelente trabajo. A la espera del 3er. video.
Вот это как говорится: - "И голова на плечах есть, и руки ,откуда надо растут". Молодец Мужик!!!
2:11 The vice you built was, is, and forever shall be Awesome! Loved that video and this build video is also pretty damn awesome too!!
Number one !
From Italy 🇮🇹
Tinning the wires is a big no-no. Connection can get loose over time!
Keep up the good work, I still love your videos 😀
Greetings from Slovenia 🇸🇮
You're always specialty in your work
Patrze.... i powiem szczerze...boję się następnego projektu.
Coś niesamowitego.
Dude, killer job. Your videos have been getting bigger and better. Keep it up man.
Dobra robota. Moim zdaniem to jeden z lepszych Twoich projektów!
Tylko ja dalej nie wiem na jakiej zasadzie to działa 🤔🤔
@@bartektobiasz8129 : Myślę, że wystarczy poczekać do kolejnego odcinka i wszystko będzie jasne. Ja nie będę spoilerował :)
Muito bom trabalho 👍 parabéns
Beautiful job, man... Just amazing! 😃
Awesome work, greetings from Austria
Great engineering craftmanship! Good music too, mega cool! :)
Great work, you're a professional!
Excelente trabajo con la dobladora. Saludos.
Love your work mate!
Darek, you came a long way from stick welding and wood splitting machines to such a high level of machinery and craftmanship!
Impressive!
Thx for all your vids!
:-)
Świetne! Dźwigasz poprzeczkę z każdym filmem!
Myślę, że mógłbyś np. w ramach świątecznego odcinka, nakręcić tzw Shop Tour i pokazać wszystkim warsztat, swoje narzędzia i swoje dzieła :) Bo jest się czym chwalić!
Great to see you solder the wires going into the isolator.
Получается, ты все свои станки сделал сам. Круто!
Красотища. Супер. 👏 снимаю шляпу
Es una bendición contar con buena herramienta. Para con ella crear mejores herramientas.
Very job from India With Love
Hey man,that's super work!!😍
Excellent! Feel free to embed your video on our homemade tools forum; looks like you're one of us :)
truly beautiful work:)
Awesome work 👍🏻💪🏻 best regards from south Bavarian 🐗
Now I know why these things cost so much. :) Amazing Work!
Dzięki z odp, bo też taką znalazłem na złomie i ciekawiło mnie jej zastosowanie.
Nice One Bro! Cant wait for the result!!!
Excelente trabalho parabens !
From Russia with love.
Nice one bro.
Every time I watch one of these vids I want to head to the garage.
Pozdrawiam z Ukrainy. Jak zawsze wspaniala robota. Powodzenia.
2:46
How did you machine the slotted adjustment piece? Did I miss something?
Grande tecnico...bravo veramente. ..
great work with perfection waiting for work video...
Красавчик вещи собирает просто на высоте.
I have a shit load of hobbies and sub to a metric tonn of subs. This chan is def one i get most excited about on updates. So resourceful, some of the way you get around problems are super farkin impressive.
Just MADNESS!! 👍👍
3 Phase! Fancy!
Очень профессионально!
Realy cool! You are good metalmaster.
What a Monster ... 😂🤙🏽
Молодец!!собрал все практически на коленке
I almost lost it when the heavy guy took on the weight lifters belt! :-)
Well, you're not wasting any time on countersinking before cutting threads or pre-drilling before the big drill goes in...a true "hands-on dude" and " get it done!".
Thanks for sharing. I'm looking forward to the test run.
You would rather not see things being done properly? There are reasons for doing things that way, but you would rather get er done.
@@markfryer9880 On the contrary, I'm the kind of guy that takes pride in doing his work properly.
You need to buy tapping bits for impact screwdriver, save you time and hand. (they tail are hex shaped and fits straight in spindle. For thin (~ up to 10mm), metal sheets it is possible to do all operations with this tap in one process (drill + power tapping).
You are so good...I think you can even make a space shuttle
Well it’s sure looking good
Great job! Very nice.
Great idea!👍
I will wait for part 3 of 2. To see it bend material. Excellent cleverness. Mechanical genius!
Do you work next to a junkyard
Soldering wires 👍
Wicked good job man
Your the best on TH-cam.
Super! I like this! Very good machine!
No grounding on metal housing, No emergancy stop button mounted. I hope to see Pat & Mat again at april 5. ( With 20 fingers)
Doskonały przykład na to, że Polak potrafi. Serducho rośnie :]
Very nice work. If you pay attention there is much to be learned. The way you tack then weld and transfer alignment between parts and match. Thanks, lots of food for thought.
Świetna robota Stary. Pomysły z odcinka na odcinek coraz lepsze i poważniejsze. Sam jestem na etapie planowania takiego urządzenia. Czy mógłbyś podać wstępnie wymiary i czego się wystrzegać?
Pozdrawiam lubuskie
Great job, can you teach me how to hook the switch to change the direction of rotation left and right, thank you
Wow...just wow!
Eres un artista.
AWESOME!!!!
МАСТЕР !
УДАЧИ !!!!
Buen video felicitaciones
omg!
Excelente trabajo, voy a mirar cómo ponerme en contacto con vosotros
awesome work.
Смотрю как на магию Бога своего ремесла!
Never solder the ends of a cable if you are mounting it in a screw connector. The solder will slowly deform and eventually you will have a bad connection. Other from that great video!
so will the copper, though. If you solder it, you can't have individual strands breaking when you tighten.
What I always do is for extra security in those cases, I flip the copper over the rubber, screwing *on* the rubber, pushing the copper into the terminals, really tight. That way, the rubber provides relief for the cable. I do squish to make sure it goes through the rubber and pressess firmly onto the copper, or it'll get loose otherwise.
@@dimitar4y That is true, but it takes about 100 times longer than with solder. As long as the copper is not extremely corroded it will still have some springiness to it, which pushes back att the connectors. How ever, in the case of solder it flows slowly forever even though it is cold. Solder is for soldering connections, and bare copper or end crimps are for screw connectors.
@@GAIS414 What about the springiness of the screw/terminal though? What if you squeeze the screw hard enough to chew through the solder and bite onto the bare copper?
@@dimitar4y No matter how hard you tighten the screw there will still be some solder in between the wire strands. Soldering the wire into a lump will give you less contact surface with the terminal than you will have with bare wire. Also solder as a rule of thumb has about 5 times the resistance of copper. So in the end what happens? Due to higher resistance, less and less contact surface over time. The connection will start building up heat from low conductivity in the joint. Eventually it might heat up over the melting point of the solder and you will wish you had left the wires bare. I've learned this from past misstakes and words of advice from experienced electrical engineers. However you are welcome to try it out yourself as long as you do it far away from me. =) .This advice is mainly for high current applications, as in this case when mains voltage is connected to the terminals. If you choose to solder your loudspeaker wire ends at home thats fine by me, but there are really no benefits to it that outweighs the drawbacks.
Have a nice weekend.
@@GAIS414 I was gonna write the same.
I don´t know about electrical code in poland, but at least in germany it is against regulations to solder not just wires that go into screw terminals, but ANY mains-voltage wiring. There are just too many problems with mechanical durability of those connections.
Many screw terminals nowadays are designed to take bare stranded wire, but it´s always better to use a propper ferrule and crimp it on.
In cases where a screw directly pushes into the wire, ferrules are mandatory.
Świetna robota pozdrawiam 👍👍
You are a crazy man!!! :) Very very good!!!
Me gusta mucho el trabajo y la verdad es que estoy muy contento
Very well done. Would like to know the reduction gear ratio you used. Saw you had a 220v 1440 rpm motor. What was the reduction box ratio? Regards, and keep up the good work
Tremendo trabajo y educativo es de gran oportunidad pará des tapar el saber que Dios puso en el hombre
How many thsousand tonns weight of devises?)) Good! I liked!
ΤΕΛΕΙΟ...!!
Respect!!!
To much grease in the bearings. Remember if the grease can get out the trash can get in. Those small bearing only need about 4 pumps. But no more than they will be worked you'll be ok. Just giving you a helpful thought. This thing looks complicated but cool as hell as usual. Nice work.
Nakręcasz emocje że testy za tydzień :)
Musiałem dać test na kolejny film, bo ten trwałby ze 20 minut, a to trochę za długo :)
Super! Great work! Good luck :)
Gosto de dar honra a quem merece honra
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Вернём СССР и тоже займёмся таким на вашем примере ! Благодарю.
Jak zawsze wszystko jest piękne, witam z Białorusi.
Cool work 👍
А какая у тебя площадь гаража, чтобы все станки разместить?
Cool! You're really Pro
Nice one, bravo
VERYYYYYYYY NICE!!!
Мануметально.четкая работа...
Единственное,если станок с реверсом натяжитель можно было поставить на первой цепи (между валами) на более крепкое крепление...😉😉👍👍👍
Ты видел как он коронкой и Шуриком в 5 мм стали высвирлил отверстия. Я в шоке
@@user-vo6bi1hp6v твердосплавной и 10 мм не проблема. Имею опыт, только в сверлилке. Шуриком больше двух не пробовал.
Genio !!!
Bro, my hat's off to you. You're a straight up fucking gangster!! So inspiring!
И все у него есть. Ничего по колхозу. Все по феншую