Nicely made unit,.carefully laid out step by step build. Now what about, long pants, safety shoes or boots, full face shield and ear protection as well as suitable work gloves.....You'll learn when one or two of those flying chips hits you in the wrong place,.....But the video in an of itself is a good piece of work. Thanks.
The music is so rousing I shall go out and conquer yards everywhere. Your triumph is my vicarious victory. That is an IMPRESSIVE MACHINE. You have earned the place of honorary Meticularian, which means you are capable of interrelating disparate indices to discern and chart: "What is the square root of blue," and " What sound does the color yellow make?" (For other readers: yes, there are real answers to these questions, and are not schizophrenic reachings into the wind, but are workable methods of developing troubleshooting skills, independent of your native I.Q) Ale Via, Regardless of whatever errors, if any, or comments from the less well endowed, you have herein proven your consummate ability to design and execute within formal traditional units of mathematical discourse the material powers which make smaller units from larger ones. It is my privilege to welcome you to the precious few international treasures (of which I am not one, but merely a servant of) which make our world great. I am privileged to have seen this video, and become so fired up from your choice of music, that I'm going to go up a ladder with a chainsaw and make smaller branches from larger ones. Have a good week Sir.
Questo è ancora meglio del primo che ho visto COMPLIMENTI!!! Secondo me,se lo verniciassi con i colori usati per quelli in commercio e lo mettessi davanti a casa tua,chi lo vedrebbe, penserebbe che sei un concessionario di macchine agricole:))) bravissimo!!!!!
It seems like so many people are just chomping at the bit to point out other peoples mistakes or offer advice on here. Yes there are cheaper and less time consuming ways to get a mulcher, but if building things is a hobby you enjoy, what would you do with the time and money you save by buying one? Go buy a bass boat, rods, reels, bait, fishing license, trailer license, gas etc. to catch a fish when you could just go to the store and buy one? Hell, you can get someone to catch the fish for you, clean it, cook it, make you a glass of tea, bring it to you, and clean up the dishes cheaper than you could do it yourself. Red Lobster. But its still fun to go fishing aint it.
I think this is professional. I love making machine like that. The music is good, too. It may not cheap when you count your talent, your effort, your time for it. However, the pleasure it brings is far more than the cost.
Salve, gradirei sapere il diametro del rotore e lo spessore della lamiera utilizzata, la distanza interna tra i due dischi che costituiscono il rotore. La lamiera per il carter carter che spessore ha?. Io sto costruendo qualcosa di simile al tuo ma senza saldature tra le varie parti che costituiscono il biotrituratore. Le lame utilizzate dove li hai acquistate? Spero di poter postare il filmato del mio a breve. Saluti Fra Gio
The machine was well done , but I think you just missed the nozzle inlet anglo, in my view if the nozzle inclination degree was smaller cut would be softer because there would be no effect suction from the carrier disc knives.
I found another way to mulch for free. I have one driveway and almost five cars drive over it every day. Every time you walk past your driveway, throw down a stick (nothing too thorny, poky, or hard!) and that's all you have to do! By the end of the week you will have a tiny pile of mulch. This is the stupidest thing I've ever done but I'm desperate for mulch and I figure enough will accumulate over the year to make it worth the minimal effort and zero cost.
lol, very cool, my old man could use one of theys, he uses one of then cheep-ass ones from the hardware store, it sucks so bad it makes me cry, lol, the one I usta run weighted 2 tones and could suck whole trees and we towed it with a truck, hehe
bravo!io sto usando 2 pesi come porta lame così ho anche un buon volano ma lo farò girare orrizontale,ora devo fare l'imbuto e un 2 prove x trovare l'angolazione ottimale
My mulcher has 2.2kW (3HP) and works with domestic electricity at 1400rpm. There are two hard steel blades mounted on the flywheel. I built the flywheel with two discs ( 300 mm diameter, 12 mm thickness) welded 50 mm distant each other. As you can see on the video there are also some hammers but I think in my case are not so effincient. Recently I have completed another mulcher a little bit different like this but at the moment there isn't the video on youtube.
bello, complimenti. sembra molto robusto vedendo lo spessore delle flange. dalla dimensione della pezzatura in uscita credo che non usi un vaglio in uscita, non era montato oppure non lo hai previsto?
very good! but their are cheaper and less time consuming ways of getting a mulcher/chipper. well maybe not cheap but I bet all that equipment aint cheap to just build a chipper, plus the cost of the metal.
There are cheaper and less time consuming ways, but if building things is a hobby you enjoy doing, what would you do with the time you saved by buying one?
Apply this to the last vacation you took. Hey, wouldn't it be cheaper to have stayed home, order a book of professionally done photos, and order any souvenirs online? Kind of misses the point, doesn't it?
Hi, please give me the plans and tell me end how many horsepower does the engine have. Me puede hacer el favor de regalar los planos y me indica cuantos caballos tiene el motor?
sei in gamba! complimenti... macchina fantastica!
Loved your music choice.
Kickass machining and fab work!
Thanks! I'm using 3hp (2.2kW) motor and I can grind about 3-4 centimetres branch..
Gracias Alesandro por responder, quedo atento a tu ayuda e información.
Ron Swanson would be proud of you! Well done!
Неплохая машинка вышла. Сам процесс изготовления понравился! Молодец!
Compliments. It is very good.
Impressive machining and design!
Félicitation, c'est un très jolie travail que tu a fait là ;)
Good job, I will give it my weapon award and call it a Bull Terror.
Great job. Love your workshop.
That is bad ass !!! I feel inspired !
This is next level homemade, great job!
Nicely made unit,.carefully laid out step by step build. Now what about, long pants, safety shoes or boots, full face shield and ear protection as well as suitable work gloves.....You'll learn when one or two of those flying chips hits you in the wrong place,.....But the video in an of itself is a good piece of work. Thanks.
Wow. You must be great at parties....
There goes the neighbour's trees, lol - good stuff!
very professional,,the best i have seen so far,,
chris vls
Did you have to balance the wheel ? I was thinking of making a similar machine but was concerned about the bearing life of an un balanced mass .
The music is so rousing I shall go out and conquer yards everywhere. Your triumph is my vicarious victory. That is an IMPRESSIVE MACHINE. You have earned the place of honorary Meticularian, which means you are capable of interrelating disparate indices to discern and chart: "What is the square root of blue," and " What sound does the color yellow make?" (For other readers: yes, there are real answers to these questions, and are not schizophrenic reachings into the wind, but are workable methods of developing troubleshooting skills, independent of your native I.Q) Ale Via, Regardless of whatever errors, if any, or comments from the less well endowed, you have herein proven your consummate ability to design and execute within formal traditional units of mathematical discourse the material powers which make smaller units from larger ones. It is my privilege to welcome you to the precious few international treasures (of which I am not one, but merely a servant of) which make our world great. I am privileged to have seen this video, and become so fired up from your choice of music, that I'm going to go up a ladder with a chainsaw and make smaller branches from larger ones. Have a good week Sir.
nice work!!!
BRAVO !!!
le has ahorrado mucho trabajo a las hormigas .. quedo fino felicitaciones
Bad ass well done wish I had one.
Beautiful work, I would like to be as handy as you are. With the capacity you have I would make a ''stepkovac'' like in Czech Republic
Che bello Alessandro! Sono quello con cui hai parlato al raduno di Pasquale! Quello con la maglietta bianca della boeing! Complimenti e bellissimo!
Grazie Giacomo! Si certo mi ricordo di te! :-D :-D
un kpoooooo.lo felicito por su capacidad
How do three blades between the discs work? Are the fastenen statically or can rotate on bolts? Are they welded together?
GREAT JOB!
Its so good ;-)
thank you!!
Questo è ancora meglio del primo che ho visto COMPLIMENTI!!! Secondo me,se lo verniciassi con i colori usati per quelli in commercio e lo mettessi davanti a casa tua,chi lo vedrebbe, penserebbe che sei un concessionario di macchine agricole:))) bravissimo!!!!!
Grazie! potrebbe essere una buona idea! :-)
ale via ;)
Excelente Alessandro . tienes planos ?
grandissimo ;)
Good job!
It seems like so many people are just chomping at the bit to point out other peoples mistakes or offer advice on here. Yes there are cheaper and less time consuming ways to get a mulcher, but if building things is a hobby you enjoy, what would you do with the time and money you save by buying one? Go buy a bass boat, rods, reels, bait, fishing license, trailer license, gas etc. to catch a fish when you could just go to the store and buy one? Hell, you can get someone to catch the fish for you, clean it, cook it, make you a glass of tea, bring it to you, and clean up the dishes cheaper than you could do it yourself. Red Lobster. But its still fun to go fishing aint it.
kirbylee57 thanks! you are right!
+Kirby such an eloquent response well said
Doesn't everyone have a fully functional metal fabrication shop in their backyard?
Good effort. What power motor are you using there? What is the largest branch it will handle?
I just love that startup sound. First the clank and then that whirring. Beautiful.
good job with the mulcher
exellent work !
sir how you attach the feeding tube with first cover of wood chipper ?
you rock man
very nice, good work.
Great little machine. If possible, share your plans with me in the machine?
Great job
hello been glad to watch your video..... i would like to ask what the measurements of it. i would love to make like it. thanks
deve ser muito bom pra usar como adubo organico
Sure no something the ordinary guy would tackle, thar's engineering!
lookin good
this is not home made, this is semi professional
Thank you so much!
I think this is professional. I love making machine like that. The music is good, too. It may not cheap when you count your talent, your effort, your time for it. However, the pleasure it brings is far more than the cost.
Ilionowski, згоден: музика хороша, відеоролік на висоті, тема актуальна, машина СУПЕР)
complimenti!
Salve, gradirei sapere il diametro del rotore e lo spessore della lamiera utilizzata, la distanza interna tra i due dischi che costituiscono il rotore. La lamiera per il carter carter che spessore ha?.
Io sto costruendo qualcosa di simile al tuo ma senza saldature tra le varie parti che costituiscono il biotrituratore. Le lame utilizzate dove li hai acquistate?
Spero di poter postare il filmato del mio a breve. Saluti Fra Gio
Draw-In-Rollers between the chute and the chipping disc, would ease the feeding
Fuckin awesome was the first thing that came to my mind too lol.
Можно ли Вам заказать такой один в Москву? Браво молодец!!!
Great job! How about a feeder mechanism?
nice project man, what de name of the circular piece in 1:48 ,where the blades are fixed,thanks and good look.
Very nice job. How many HP (kW) and RPM is your motor? Im almost done with mine, mostly need finishing touches.
good job
Make a leaf shredder like a food processor. At least a 55 gallon barrel size. So when used, it reduces to coffee grain size, or close.
Is possible to get a plan of this mulcher? I will be very thankfull is it is. Send from Croatia!
нормааально ... продолжай!!!!
Привет
Я из будущего и хочу сказать мы умрем
complimenti bella macchina
Fantástico...
100000000000 like nice job
very good teacher
how did you made it ? do you have any how to video ?
The machine was well done , but I think you just missed the nozzle inlet anglo, in my view if the nozzle inclination degree was smaller cut would be softer because there would be no effect suction from the carrier disc knives.
Such a clean design, makes me wish I had a lathe to copy it. What hp and rpm and voltage?
Hi! 1450rpm, 3Hp and 220 volt because I live in Italy
I found another way to mulch for free. I have one driveway and almost five cars drive over it every day. Every time you walk past your driveway, throw down a stick (nothing too thorny, poky, or hard!) and that's all you have to do! By the end of the week you will have a tiny pile of mulch. This is the stupidest thing I've ever done but I'm desperate for mulch and I figure enough will accumulate over the year to make it worth the minimal effort and zero cost.
Is possible to get a plan of this mulcher? I will be very thankfull is it is.
lol, very cool, my old man could use one of theys, he uses one of then cheep-ass ones from the hardware store, it sucks so bad it makes me cry, lol, the one I usta run weighted 2 tones and could suck whole trees and we towed it with a truck, hehe
I need an immediate response
thank you it is the power and the number of rotation moteur
awadi amara 1400rpm and 3hp
bravo!io sto usando 2 pesi come porta lame così ho anche un buon volano ma lo farò girare orrizontale,ora devo fare l'imbuto e un 2 prove x trovare l'angolazione ottimale
could you please tell me electro motor characteristics? what is good rpm for optimal wood chip size? thanks in advance. Ivica
My mulcher has 2.2kW (3HP) and works with domestic electricity at 1400rpm. There are two hard steel blades mounted on the flywheel. I built the flywheel with two discs ( 300 mm diameter, 12 mm thickness) welded 50 mm distant each other. As you can see on the video there are also some hammers but I think in my case are not so effincient. Recently I have completed another mulcher a little bit different like this but at the moment there isn't the video on youtube.
bello, complimenti. sembra molto robusto vedendo lo spessore delle flange. dalla dimensione della pezzatura in uscita credo che non usi un vaglio in uscita, non era montato oppure non lo hai previsto?
Grazie mille! Si non ho risparmiato sugli spessori, il vaglio in uscita non l'avevo previsto momentaneamente
Good work
Nice work, congratulations!
Im interested in building a similar machine, you can get me some drawings?
I would be grateful.
bravo bravo bravo.
How does it react to an overload? I.e., what does it do when it binds? Have you considered adding a fly wheel?
with an overload it will stop, the rotor is already a flywheel...
Might want it to stop, rather than taking the chance of bending something.
very good! but their are cheaper and less time consuming ways of getting a mulcher/chipper. well maybe not cheap but I bet all that equipment aint cheap to just build a chipper, plus the cost of the metal.
There are cheaper and less time consuming ways, but if building things is a hobby you enjoy doing, what would you do with the time you saved by buying one?
Apply this to the last vacation you took. Hey, wouldn't it be cheaper to have stayed home, order a book of professionally done photos, and order any souvenirs online?
Kind of misses the point, doesn't it?
Чудовий апарат!
Tell me, you can instead use a metal pipe shaft?
bravo...
You can also order someone to chip your pile and save your effort.
how did you extend your motor shaft, it looks so long?
Because there are bearings and the sleeve to connect the motor. I know that I could reduce it.
great project, what is the power (HP) of the motor ?
Diego Alejandro Flores Padrón thanks! 2.2kW (3hp)
le falta mas revolucion y mas amplitud para que el sisco pueda girar mas y salga mas triturado
nice work, how much the price if i want to buy it....???
how much he cut the rectangular tubes?
Good lookin machine! Cost? Thnx!
"homemade" Right, because everyone has a complete metal fabrication shop in their home. Nice build though.
Норм музыка. Сюда еще от звездных войн подошло бы.
ดีมากคับ
good
Looks good, but you should use a 12 HP gas motor on it. Lots more power = more multch.
Thanks! I know, but I used the motor that I already had
good I like to much
Can you give me the drawings, please?
Hi, please give me the plans and tell me end
how many horsepower does the engine have. Me puede hacer el favor de regalar los planos y me indica cuantos caballos tiene el motor?
I'm sorry but I haven't the drawings anymore.My mulcher has 2.2kW (3HP) and works with domestic electricity at 1400rpm.
Fuckin awesome.
I believe that deslikes is because it is poorly explained, but I liked it.
And get my like!