This engine looks really cool, it looks really strong. I'll try to get a similar one here, but I know it won't be easy for me to find it in my region! Congratulations on the project and success on your channel! greetings from Brazil.
@@MrSuwds Thank you! You could probably use a car power window or wiper motor as an alternative, and then over volt the motor to 24 volts for more speed 👍
@@Brute4rce1111 I'm a good electrician technician and I am currently studying electrical engineering, and I guarantee that it would not be a good option. The electric motors for automotive windows do not have much power and do not tolerate an increase in voltage from 12V to 24V. In addition, they were not made for long periods, just for the time needed to raise or lower the glass. Using for long periods of time can cause overheating. A 24V truck windshield wiper motor*¹ (those that use 3 blades) and or the 12V motor of the car radiator ventilation prop would be strong enough! But they are nowhere near the power of that wheelchair engine you used! *¹but does not have an integrated reducer.
@@MrSuwds I got the power chair motors from eBay for real cheap. However it's a little bit overkill for what I cut with☺️ Alternatively, you could use electric scooter gear motors.
its a 24 volt DC gear drive motor off of a Jazzy Elite powerchair. I bought two of these on ebay for about $100 with shipping included. I would look there for really cheap power chair motors or scooter motors. Anything that is geared down with high torque wi do ;)
Hello, i'm very interested by your motorisation. Could you give me please, the reference of the power chair motor ? or caracteristics ( rpm, voltage...). Thank you
The motor is a gear motor from a Jazzy power wheelchair. I believe it is a 550 watt 24 volt motor with roughly around 200 rpm. I am currently running it at 15.6 volts so it is probably spinning at around 140 rpm. I do plan on hooking up variable voltage power supply so that way I can run it anywhere from 10-32 volts for faster cutting in wood/plastic. It definitely has a lot of torque👍
@@Brute4rce1111 I haven't been able to confirm on a big industrial vertical bandsaw. I've got a small 4×6 chop band saw and the blade does not track at all, its a disaster. I was going to throw them on the lathe and see if they needed to be trued up. But they have the flange, i was considering cutting it off and crowning them
@@EitriBrokkr Did you notice any twist in the frame? If so, the wheels may not be running parallel with each other. If your frame is fine, then I would chuck them in the lathe like you said.
@@Brute4rce1111 My place is on the northern island of Borneo where Mount Kinabalu is located, Ranau, Sabah, MALAYSIA Borneo, INDONESIA is located in the southern part of the island of Borneo, the same island but a different district...
LOL, yeah ToT is sort of the Master of Everything. This video was pretty good though. I thought I'd be able to duplicate it until he whipped out the mini-lathe..... Now I gotta go find a decent on making a basic lathe from a treadmill motor.
It's from a Jazzy Elite power chair. 575 watts @ 24 V DC. RPM is probably about 200. It is a very torquey motor! I currently have it overvolted on 36 volts for more speed. These motors can be found all day on eBay for about $50.
@@aminnemec4791 Это портовый грузовой мини-токарный станок. Он работает очень хорошо, хотя и не так точно, как другие токарные станки. www.harborfreight.com/7-inch-x-10-inch-precision-mini-lathe-93212.html
We had a bandsaw where I did my apprenticeship, was a "DOALL" brand it was magic stuff just like a hot knife through butter
Im impressed by that harbor freight lathe.
With a few simple mods, it is a very capable tool👍
I saw this saw being built in person. Hell of a lot of work!
Thank you all for watching this bandsaw build series and thank you for helping me get to get over 1000 subs! More content on its way. Happy Halloween!
This engine looks really cool, it looks really strong. I'll try to get a similar one here, but I know it won't be easy for me to find it in my region! Congratulations on the project and success on your channel! greetings from Brazil.
@@MrSuwds Thank you! You could probably use a car power window or wiper motor as an alternative, and then over volt the motor to 24 volts for more speed 👍
@@Brute4rce1111 I'm a good electrician technician and I am currently studying electrical engineering, and I guarantee that it would not be a good option. The electric motors for automotive windows do not have much power and do not tolerate an increase in voltage from 12V to 24V.
In addition, they were not made for long periods, just for the time needed to raise or lower the glass. Using for long periods of time can cause overheating.
A 24V truck windshield wiper motor*¹ (those that use 3 blades) and or the 12V motor of the car radiator ventilation prop would be strong enough!
But they are nowhere near the power of that wheelchair engine you used!
*¹but does not have an integrated reducer.
@@MrSuwds I got the power chair motors from eBay for real cheap. However it's a little bit overkill for what I cut with☺️ Alternatively, you could use electric scooter gear motors.
I'm hooked. So far looks like it's gonna be a very precise, sturdy machine. And the magnet in a bag trick? Genius!
Thanks Mark!!
Чисто работает,Мастер!!!Красиво,от этого и...результат,на ура!
Спасибо!
@@Brute4rce1111 Всех благ и здравия!
@@ОлегТафинцев-д9у 👍😀
The best idea, good job my bro
Dude, right off the bat, what is that motor and where did you get it please and thank you.
its a 24 volt DC gear drive motor off of a Jazzy Elite powerchair. I bought two of these on ebay for about $100 with shipping included. I would look there for really cheap power chair motors or scooter motors. Anything that is geared down with high torque wi do ;)
I love this type of craft
Thank you for watching!
@@Brute4rce1111 you most welcome 🙏
What other method can I use as driving belt for table saw FMTC1500TK
Nice idy. Do you have plan with dimensions
I feel like I learned a lot from this video.
Awesome! Thanks for watching
Nice job
Thank you👍
Hey that grinder setup was brilliant not janky at all man. Any way you can automate your work is right on with me!
Haha! Hell yeah man!
Bro what's that welding machine ur using for cutting the circular metal sheet? 👍😀
It's a Hypertherm Powermax 45 amp plasma cutter. It makes very quick cuts in metal and its fun to use :)
Hey thanks for the kind words! I do plan on posting some more videos soon, I definitely need to post more often though ;)
@@Brute4rce1111 👍❤️
Hello, i'm very interested by your motorisation. Could you give me please, the reference of the power chair motor ? or caracteristics ( rpm, voltage...). Thank you
The motor is a gear motor from a Jazzy power wheelchair. I believe it is a 550 watt 24 volt motor with roughly around 200 rpm. I am currently running it at 15.6 volts so it is probably spinning at around 140 rpm. I do plan on hooking up variable voltage power supply so that way I can run it anywhere from 10-32 volts for faster cutting in wood/plastic. It definitely has a lot of torque👍
@@Brute4rce1111 Thank you very much for your quick response , it's a very ingenious system !
@@johnnybegood7352 thank you!
The power of a Jedi.... 0.33.... yeah... brute4rce...cheerrsss
Está chingona la planta Miller es un juguete platónico.
All the little saws have the flanged wheels. It seems like all the large saws are crowned? Can anyone confirm?
I think you are right about this. I've noticed the same thing.
@@Brute4rce1111 I haven't been able to confirm on a big industrial vertical bandsaw. I've got a small 4×6 chop band saw and the blade does not track at all, its a disaster. I was going to throw them on the lathe and see if they needed to be trued up. But they have the flange, i was considering cutting it off and crowning them
@@EitriBrokkr Did you notice any twist in the frame? If so, the wheels may not be running parallel with each other. If your frame is fine, then I would chuck them in the lathe like you said.
Home made with a metal lath?!!! I have a lath in the kitchen
Why not start with a used brake rotor?
Nice work.. I like it, tq for sharing.. Watching from north borneo...
Hey thanks for watching! I would love to visit Indonesia sometime! I'm a fan of the kratom you guys have over there 👍
@@Brute4rce1111 My place is on the northern island of Borneo where Mount Kinabalu is located, Ranau, Sabah, MALAYSIA
Borneo, INDONESIA is located in the southern part of the island of Borneo, the same island but a different district...
отлично,но надо было взять ступицы от авто ,при наличии токарного станка потратили бы меньше времени и было бы более качественно
Master!
There is already one This Old Tony and he ruined jump cut editing to the point it is not usable anymore....... Try to find something else....
LOL, yeah ToT is sort of the Master of Everything. This video was pretty good though. I thought I'd be able to duplicate it until he whipped out the mini-lathe..... Now I gotta go find a decent on making a basic lathe from a treadmill motor.
This makes me want to do the turkey dance🦃🐣🐤🐥
What’s the spec on the motor.
It's from a Jazzy Elite power chair. 575 watts @ 24 V DC. RPM is probably about 200. It is a very torquey motor! I currently have it overvolted on 36 volts for more speed. These motors can be found all day on eBay for about $50.
Awesome!!!
what is the diameter of the wheel,sir ?
It's about 165mm in diameter
Great work
Thanks!
Good evening,
how much power does the engine make?
It makes about 1 horsepower at 24 v, but i overvolted it to 32 volts so it produces about 1.5 hp. It came from a power chair, so it has lots of torque
Bagus menamba pengalaman mesin cara kerja okey
Oups, sorry ! answer 4 months ago ... so, just the reference !
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What is the wheel diameter ?
Its about 155 mm in width
@@Brute4rce1111 thank you,
Каша из топора ))))
Use grinder , done . No need that
bandsaw wheels need a crown.
Как называется станок??
Машина, которую я делаю, - это ленточная пила для резки металла
@@Brute4rce1111 Как называется токарный станок по металлу?
@@aminnemec4791 Это портовый грузовой мини-токарный станок. Он работает очень хорошо, хотя и не так точно, как другие токарные станки. www.harborfreight.com/7-inch-x-10-inch-precision-mini-lathe-93212.html
Hp motor..?
It's a 1 hp motor geared down I think 42 to 1
@@Brute4rce1111 thanks
@@Brute4rce1111 model motor..?
@@danhpro5866 Motor model is DRVASMB7110012 T125503
@@Brute4rce1111 thanks
U DIDNT BALANCE THE WHEELS
0:31 😳😲😯😮🤩
haha what a mess you got, just like mine, a true shop should look like that... tools are made for work not to be fancy... like orange vises ...
젊음이안갈줄아랏는대몃달후면저도항갑이내요. 아무것도못한채세월만
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