Hello I have the LMS3960, I'm looking to change motor, how did you mount that motor? Did you connect the spindle speed to Gecko g540?

What is the materiel you use for the frame ? Metal/wood/plastic ?

This is the point of life.

Hey i hope you take it as a compliment, but im totally stealing your entire design bolt for bolt! Its the best one ive seen on yt. Im nearly done with mine. Question, is the metal screen/mesh welded to the rolled steel on both ends? Or how is it attached?

Greetings from Puerto Rico, I would like to do that same project, where can I get that engine?

Maybe it was mentioned in the video but I didn’t catch it, how many miles to the gallon do you typically get highway?

Nice swap, can't believe I didn't notice the video sooner. Hope all is well, if you still have the Jeep, how's the swap holding up? Do you by chance hang out on any Jeep swap forums and/or is there a way to pm you direct, tried the email link in the info section but it just links back to the channel(?) I would actually be willing to donate to the cause for some insight on the build, which only seems fair.

I know this is two years old at this point, but thank you for taking a true DIY approach to your build instead of the cookie cutter approach that many, many others have taken with their kits that often cost more than the machine itself. I commend you on that! With that said, I'd love a bit more information on.. well everything. Take what you have here and make it 3 times as long, with some step by step from design to execution, unforeseen challenges that arose during the build and how you got around them. A few questions.. 1. Has your 550w / 3/4hp motor been enough for you? I'm not sure how you have it geared.. I know you said the motor runs 4200pm, but does your mill as well (1:1 gearing)? 2. Any more details on why you did the Z the way your did? I don't want my ball screw off to the side, but have been considering mounting it where the factory rack is in front of the column or even milling a slot in the front of the column and putting it inside. The "wings" seem like they might cause some binding, especially with no other rail or locating feature added. 3. Do you ever get any binding from the dovetails or any misalignment on any axis? 4. How has the accuracy been with the Chinese ballscrews? Have you needed any compensation in the software? 5. Are you happy with the build overall and the choices of your components? Anything you'd do differently? --- I'm in the process right now of something similar. I have a manual 3990, but as things have gone on sale, I've also have picked up a column and base kit, the X/Y carriage, and Z carriage. I keep going back and forth on keeping the dovetails or milling them off for linear rails, at least for X and Y. Linear rails would allow for an easy extension of the Y axis, one of the main limits of these mini mills. I did a ton of deburring work on the new castings and put a new coat of paint on them as my plan is to move the parts on the current complete manual machine onto the new castings and then clean up thr old ones, and then use those for the CNC build, to ensure I have at least some milling capability while building.

Engine code is ALH

Is that not hydraulics?

Very nice 👍

How much is it with shipping?

Magnificent! I already design the part of excavator and tried using syringes Now I want cobtrol it using pneumatic cylinders What should I purchase? 2 cylinders 1 selonoid valve 2 directional control valves 1 distributor What else? Please help me

Can u give me some information of this project

Hi

Variable speed drill is better. A solid axle and 2 rubber drive wheels. It really requires very little turning to do the job quickly. Slower means much less wear and damage

Impressive. Especially the 35 mpg pushing a square brick down the road. I had a mostly stock 98 TJ for nine years and was happy to see 16 mpg. Good job. Btw like your mini lathe too.

Nice vid, thanks for posting

Brilliant ! What a great setup, I can see how this would be very handy for the odd ball small job around the shed. Thanks for sharing. 👍

Bad ass

You need to sell these!!! I love it!!!

Cool... :-) Impressive... 🙂

Sweet machine

Excelente , solo eh visto un vídeo de una excavadora con pistones de aire creo era de general.motor y traia un motor Detroit diesel, aunque en el vídeo que vi el operador usaba tortugas tapaoidos porque estaba muy acelerado el motor y era aún perceptible el sonido de los pistones de aire, o algo que funcionaba con aire por qué se escuchaba , esa excavadora que estás haciendo se ve y oye excelente, ojalá puedas subir un vídeo ya en función excavando👍👍👍👍

Great job very clean I'll have pic ur brain when I start mine

Really nice set up and I like the Idea that you still have the instruments and works with those 2 separate ecu s ! This has only heating or has also air conditioning ? It depends from Tj model ? Or you can put a Jetta on it if you want ? Last question : where someone can find the bracket between the engine and the transmission ? (The red one that you have) And also : what about the fuel pump ? It is the same an stock TJ ? Thank a lot !!! You have my dream car .. this is the proper engine in my opinion because it is really cheap to run it daily 😎

Nice swap . What engine mounts are you using?

I like the wheels - where did you get them?

Hey man i would love to buy it off you, you might not be ready to sell but maybe one day. Just keep me in mind. Let me get first chance at buying it

Terimakasih ilmu nya kang 👍

Nice setup. Got any more details on the engine mount crossmember? I'm looking to build something similar.

Great looking swap! Interesting choice of intercooler- how many miles do you have on that set up? Have a couple of those in the shop from an Audi part out and would be cool to utilize one in my swap of it's effective enough.

Is there a build video for this?

Just looking for the best Diy Soil Sieve solution and I've found it here! Thanks

wow!!1

Can you show how you made this. Its brilliant 👏 👌

great design

A good 18volt battery drill and its cordless 💪 how did you hold the chain in place . Did you weld it ?

This is by far the best one I've seen

How much?

Only bad thing about chain and sprockets is the noise. They are waaayyy louder IRL than in the video.

I like that chain and sprocket drive. 👍 I wish I could weld better. 😒

bon système! simple et efficace! Est-ce une perceuse avec variateur de vitesse?

Is this for sale?

Looks to be a chain with matching sprockets driven by a corded drill somehow. Could you tell me what the bands are made of? Bike rims or metal welded to form a circle?

Do you sell these?

Very nice design, thanks for sharing your idea!

@LeuCustomKnives It is a butterfly valve impact gun

Thats cheating wanted the R8 as well.

Thanks i have one of those mills and fed up of breaking drawbars, i will look into it.