9 Best Angle Grinder Hacks | Simple Ideas

[@YASUHIROTV]

Since grinders rotate at high speeds, if you're concerned about the safety aspects such as material scattering, consider using a variable speed grinder or a speed controller (10:32). Details of the tools used are listed in the description. Thank you for watching.

[@sr8shoota]

d oyu have measurements or plans for thes parts?

[@ericsong2886]

这个机槭玩不得!非常危险啊!老兄😢

[@Phuong-DIY]

nike pro

[@Recyclingandcreative]

Great tips❤

[@MadNoisy]

This is so brilliant 🤘🤘 Thanks for showing the schematics in the video. 💜💜

[@garoglen]

I got into woodturning several years ago and discovered I needed this and that and that making my own tools and jigs was as much fun as using them for the needed task .

[@wingnutbert9685]

As a metal worker and weldor, having made all my own fixtures, jig's and many tools my whole working life, this is a fantastic video with really well done ideas. I would suggest a variable speed grinder for anyone building these. This old dog appreciates seeing these tricks.

[@darkracer1252]

you're a bad metal worker for recommending the variable speed ones. unless you wanna spend ALOT i have had a few variable speed ones. and they would have all grinded to a complete halt with half of the operations the guy is showing in the video. his grinder actually powers through. that's what you're after.

[@wingnutbert9685]

@@darkracer1252 Variable speed grinders vary in price. And what is considered a lot to one person could be spare change to another. And slowing down the rpm's can be well worth the price depending on what you are grinding, even metal. Your experience is one thing, but it's not a universal fact. Varying rpm's can be done in more than one way and that affects performance. Not to mention how you use the tool. Stuff a work piece into any tool like a gorilla, beyond it's design parameters, and you'll get shit results. Steel can tolerate higher rpm grinder speeds, generally. But wood is different. Tool speed and abrasive have to be considered more with wood as it varies more. Density, grain, composition, combustion point, etc. Can tools be pushed and/or pulled outside of their design and used successfully? Sure. But you have to have the experience. Many hobbyists just don't have that tool time.

[@haliaeetus8221]

Just not for noob workers. Noobs and clumsy people stick to the comments that instill fear and terror into you 😂

[@kalleklp7291]

Yup! Says the fellow welder and metal worker. :)

[@pradeepchaudhary5996]

variable speed is an add on or it is inbuilt in grinder?

[@bruce-le-smith]

just the first 30 seconds are mind blowing, no goofing around, no crazy music, no filler lines, just straight to the great ideas! thank you. subscribed

[@EForchetto]

Agree. Great editing avoiding any boring bits, just clear close-ups and great real sounds.

[@johnlee6843]

He needs 9 dust collection hacks? If he can???

[@hungochan650]

Helps us discover the most unique and creative aspects, bringing authentic and valuable experiences.

[@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230]

I have long been an admirer of the Japanese culture and their craftsman, and you sir are a shining example of that craftmenship. Smart, simple jigs that others can reproduce. The ideas you come up with are brilliant! I am currently studying Japanese joinery and it is challenging but a lot of fun too. Thank you for your videos, they are inspiring.

[@phamiliar]

Watching you makes me nostalgic. My grandfather was a garden tool fabricator in Vietnam before the fall of Saigon. And growing up when I would visit him in the summer in Calgary Canada I would see him modify so many things in my presses and molds for sausages and cakes and meat patties. Somehow watching you work brings back sweet memories of my maternal grandfather thank you so much for your work and sharing it with the rest of us Love and peace from New Jersey.

[@bikerjon8934]

the fall of Saigon

[@marsbase3729]

dude, I know what you mean. my uncle was very handy and creative. taught me alot about tools and making things. I learned a lot from him. 👍😎👍

[@МихаилСеменов-ц5г]

Серьёзно подошёл к процессу. Это уже и самоделкой трудно назвать, это скорее глубокая модернизация всем знакомого инструмента. Браво!

[@Александр-ъ5ь9у]

приспособы простые и полезные , только один недостаток сама болгарка пол часа работай 10 минут кури .

[@tonysmith3875]

I concur very well said sir

[@araxma-r2g]

​@@Александр-ъ5ь9уневерно. Самое главное что от таких изобретениях в лудшим случае получиш полбу в худшем эта болванка тебе проломит череп. И поверь ваши 10 мин такая мелоч будет а может и не будет от болгарки зависит.

[@ЕвгенийА83]

Ниге нет никакой защиты. Странно что у автора все пальцы на месте

[@wyacheslawtyagelskiy8332]

@@ЕвгенийА83 это уже к вапросу аккуратности, наличия головы ну и тд не то чтобы это хорошо, но если это не потоковое производство, когда всё на автомате делают, и какраз можно забыться или пренебречь чем то что в дальнейшем приводит к печальным событиям, а для разовых операций, когда каждый раз всё индивидуально под конкретную деталь можно и без систем безопасности, но да, надо очень аккуратно, осторожно Я думаю что почти любой кто так или иначе пользуется болгаркой применял её например без защитного кожуха, потому как иногда он мешает, или диск устанавливал большего диаметра, т к маленький не достаёт, и да это опасно, но если разово и аккуратно, то иногда выручает и без последствий (покрайней мере у меня)

[@sitiodaterrapreta]

O MELHOR vídeo de aproveitamento de uma esmeriladeira até agora já visto na web.

[@rosaavello-n7h]

Concordo!!! E o trabalho é preciso, limpo, muito profissional. Que talento e que cerebro criativo. Uma delicia assistir...

[@truperda_staraja]

как приятно смотреть когда все материалы, станки, оборудование, фон, всё новое, красивое, чистое. Спасибо за идеи

[@AR-xv6sx]

потому что на этом не работают, а только видосики снимают

[@brucecggallagher1949]

You have one of the most imaginative minds on any of the handyman KZbin channels. I am amazed by just how insightful you are. Cheers from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

[@leeseoWestport]

I love it when the only non-hand tool you use is a drill press, and then you make your jigs so precisely.

[@AlbertMagnus-t8r]

Ну там как минимум есть еще распиловачный стол, что был в кадре. Как максимум мне кажется за кадром целый станочный парк. Когда мастерская в такой чистоте и лайфаки делаються не усрато - там оборудования под самую крышу.

[@user-cr2rf8ms1]

ありがとうございます！

[@DeminPeter]

Исполнение и задумка на грани гениальности

[@ВасилийОхрименко-ч4п]

Лучше не скажешь,спасибо Мастеру и Вам,за емкое высказывание!

[@Афанасьевич-и7л]

Как игрушка гениально! Как рабочий инструмент не эффективен и не функцоонален@@ВасилийОхрименко-ч4п

[@diytoptricks]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video. The angle grinder hacks you shared are truly innovative and can save a lot of time and effort. Your presentation was engaging, and the step-by-step guide was very helpful. I especially liked how you showed practical applications for each hack. Thanks for sharing such valuable tips and tricks, they will certainly come in handy!

[@sebastianbrooks]

I thought this was going to be another video full of insanely dangerous hacks, but these are really interesting and inspiring (and not immediately deadly). I'll be watching for more videos like this!

[@nothankyou5524]

All power tools, all construction type jobs and crafts are inherently dangerous/deadly. Those that focus on that, get hurt, as they're focused on not getting hurt, instead of working safely. They ain't the same thing at all.

[@pacman4568]

This makes it worth spending more money on a better performing tool, so many applications. Thank You.

[@VIDEOEPPO]

One of the best videos on this subject. But, I bet your freehand skills should be equally impressive

[@4ecHok-63RUS]

Порядочный Человек ! -- сначала продемонстрировал свои приспособления , а уже после их изготовление !!!!!!

[@Mr.ky89]

I am a technology enthusiast. When I watched this video, I saw that you have skillful hands and extremely high creativity. Thank you.

[@dahmanem6160]

There is so many good woodworkers on KZbin, but you... you are from another world!

[@NasaInventions20]

Angle grinders are such powerful tools, and these hacks make them even more versatile. I’m going to use these tips for some upcoming projects!

[@inspiringbuilds]

Very innovative, just be cautious with the high rpms of a grinder. 👍

[@francesconizza61]

Che invidia!!! Se avessi lo spazio per fare queste cose, le farei tutte 😊😊😊 Bravissimo 🎩🎩🎩

[@xyzperic1462]

Continuo a ripeterlo, uno dei miei 3 preferiti in assoluto. Elegante, preciso,semplice....favoloso!!!!

[@joetruth7823]

You make it look so easy!! You’ve got some serious skill!

[@PalinoCestovatel]

Greetings from Slovakia. This is a really great inspirational reworked video. It is exactly what every do-it-yourselfer will welcome. Thanks.

[@HighSchoolDropout96]

Im going to have to watch this when I'm not high lol make sure im not dreaming this, I have been looking for someone to make something like this for awhile want a belt sander but have no room in my shop thanks so much for the great video

[@TheSchizoDuckie]

These should be the only allowed angle grinder hacks on youtube.

[@hugegamer5988]

I’d give this comment a thumbs up but I watched and tried some of those other angle grinder tips. Actually maybe I would if you had any thumb reattachment videos that look good.

[@nothankyou5524]

Luckily, KZbin emanates from a free country.

[@frantisekgolias9924]

Parádna práca s mozgom a rukami. Už LEN domyslieť odsávanie prachu. Do otvoru chladenia ide prach. Ináč 👍. 🙋‍♂️

[@Stephan-x1v]

Хороший инструмент в руках настоящего мастера звучит чарующей музыкой творения вещей! Детям такое надо показывать!

[@АлександрФесенко-ъ7х]

показывать нужно но не разрешать работать без защиты !

[@АлександраБелобородова-г1ц]

показываем

[@mountris7can]

Precision-Accuracy-Effectiveness-Quality -Craftsmanship all in one video.JAPAN 💯💪

[@tajsp6599]

Genious. So much we can work with the grinder. Thank you for the brilliant ideas.

[@ogreunderbridge5204]

None of these are new, but I like how you managed to pack all the variants into one simple and easy to adapt platform for so many tasks. Swiss Army Approved :))

[@vyacheslav1348]

Все хорошо и красиво. Лайк. Есть минус - через неделю работы придется разбирать ушм и чистить от пыли. На видео видно как пыль залетает в вентиляционные отверстия для охлаждения двигателя ушм.

[@colinkraus7139]

Incredible craftsmanship. Wow.

[@littlespinycactus]

Genius hacks, and a stellar production. Also, I covet your hammer (5:15). That flared, faceted head is a thing of beauty.

[@raultebelin5354]

Simple, durable, easy, safe and material wise. I've been wanting to have this kinds of attachments' to my grinder and looking for a contents that fits into what I have and I found Yasuhiro TV. This is the best for me. With a small amount of resources I have and after watching Yasuhiro, my inspirations are back and that provides me an idea. Hopefully I can make all of them. Thank you Sir.

[@craigmurrayauthor]

please be so very careful adding anything to a grinder. A drill turns at about 600rpm, a lathe at about 1000rpm and a grinder at about 6000rpm. If something comes off it, it's gonna hurt

[@Pauuanthakali]

True. best get a rpm regulator for variable power speed. These universal motors do run both on dc & ac current.

[@makinnewcounts6676]

My router and Dremel do 35,000 and I always use them on max. With a shifty plastic table that doesn't even take a clamp right... safety is expensive folks just know what can go wrong and how to avoid it or at least accept this project could cost everything like I do lol

[@craigmurrayauthor]

​@@makinnewcounts6676a router and a Dremel are both specifically designed to hold the bits at the speed they rotate. An angle grinder isn't. Safety is expensive, hospitalization is even more expensive. If you view safety that way you'll eventually enjoy the hospital the other way

[@DavZell]

​@@craigmurrayauthor They also aren't being tasked with holding the same consumables or DIY devices as this grinder.

[@GnarledSage]

10:35 how is this device called? How much does it costs?

[@arthurmorgan8966]

It is so beautifully done, I would not even call it a hack.

[@fluxelectron508]

Avoir ce niveau là c'est de l'ingenieurie. Chapeau bas pour la vidéo ! Demain je m'y met 😂

[@ViktarPrykhodzka]

Задумки интересные но некоторые очень небезопасные. Спасибо.

[@donewing2536]

Absolute genius!!! Where were these skills when I was young?

[@_shlee73_msk15]

Если ты используешь болгарку как привод в каких-нить приспособах и узлах, то обязательно устанавливать ее искрой от себя! А если при этом ты собираешься работать и с деревом, то на часть корпуса с воздухозаборниками натягивать носок резинкой перед воздухозабором и с легким каркасиком, расправляющим носок, внутри. Потом сам посмотришь и офигеешь, сколько пыли на нем останется. Можно найти пластиковый флакон, диаметром больше болгарки на 1-2см и прорезать в дне отверстие по диаметру корпуса болгарки. Надевается на корпус сзади и протягивется вперед, закрывая воздухозаборники. Фильтр/носок натягивается уже на него. А чтобы не поднимать облако пыли 15:14 лучше установить на выпускные окна охлаждения отклоняющие поток в сторону направляющие, которые можно или напечатать на принтере, или выклеить по матрице из эпоксидки. Можно даже из бумаги с клеем ПВА по технологии папье-маше и потом пропитать ПВА и снаружи. Получается прочный композит. В вашем случае начать с того, что развернуть корпус редуктора на 90 гражусов для выброса воздуха в стороны, а не вверх-вниз.

[@souldigits_9545]

A no no for all non technical people but seems he is reinforcing in just the right places

[@souldigits_9545]

Speed, torque and rigidity

[@subramaniamchandrasekar1397]

Beautiful ideas for every tradesman. You brain is working differently. Thank you.

[@anyoldthing]

the way you engineer these jigs is seriously impressive

[@lmeza1983]

I like how clean everything looks.

[@AnnaëlleD]

What kind of magic do you use? Seriously, you are quite genius! Thanks.

[@porscheDIY]

Very interesting. However, the grinder comes with a guard/shield for a reason and it is being removed in many instances to attach some of the fixtures. I would recommend that for any fixture addition you also add guarding or shielding to protect your hands, eyes, etc…

[@marksmits1911]

Yea i agree. Its all fun and games when everythings works. But when it fails..... still love the ideas. Its great thinking out side of the box.

[@francisugwu3363]

This post is the best among the ones I watched in this category. 👍👍👍. Kindly let us know the paste you used. Moreover, the dimensions you provided at the end is not readable.

[@obudaifourty9]

Glasses anyone hehehe or enlarge the screen size....just sayin'

[@donny_bahama]

Whoooosh! The sound of all my sanders going out the door, replaced by a speed controller for my angle grinder! Brilliant stuff, here!

[@darkracer1252]

you're gonna spend alot on replacement angle grinders though

[@Scuba1Steve]

​@@darkracer1252definitely not at worse you will be replacing brushes more often.

[@jasonwhite2028]

Never seen a torque screw/bit driver before. Very cool uses of an angle grinder.

[@quinxx12]

I have nothing but admiration for you!

[@jachconi]

This man is a woodworking NINJA!!!

[@netto1447]

相当頭の良い人なんだろうなと思う。それでいて正確できっちり仕事をされる。一級建築士みたいな。

[@dustinallenphoto]

This is one of the first ones of these I've seen that actually has useful hacks. The speed would scare me, but other than that.. these seem solid!

[@nobart5101]

in one of the clips you can see him using a speed controller for the angle grinder, that wiil slow it down to a useful speed for every task

[@axion8788]

Mind boggling inventiveness and implementation.

[@g.r.4853]

Bet the ER people said the same thing.

[@aparecidobatistadasilva1728]

Valeu!

[@scaffale1385]

congratulations, you are very good, your films should be a subject of study in technical schools

[@ЮрийОлегович-с9э]

Как всегда,отличная работа👍👍👍👍

[@schappihamburg8208]

Ich bin BAFF ! ! ! Auf die Ideen muß man erstmal kommen, TOP ! Spart viele Maschinen zu kaufen ! ! ! !

[@user-dz1nm6ed4y]

Зачётно! Только теперь производители станков нервно курят в сторонке. Чаще придётся менять щётки, поскольку работы у УШМ прибавилось.) Успехов!

[@itzcaseykc]

Awesome ideas. A nice alternative to buying multiple tools.

[@zigor07]

Молодец мужик,но тут мини завод нужен воплотить все идеи. И будет ли это дешевле и лучше,чем купить необходимое. Кулибин 👍

[@ВладимирФилиппенко-м3п]

Совершенно с вами согласен! Имея такое оборудование так издеваться над уже готовым изделием чтобы добавить ему несвойственные функции, типа наждака и прочей мути?! Ни движок болгарки, ни редуктор на такие нагрузки не рассчитаны! Говорят, когда коту делать нечего, он причиндалы лижет... Похоже.

[@badad0166]

Somebody should sell that first one. For those of us without a metal shop. That is one handy, simple attachment.

[@basil7318]

Практически все присппособления, показанные в данном видео приведут к преждевременному разрушению редуктора и подшипников т.к. нагрузки оч.высокие. Хотя идеи неплохие. Голова работает).

[@alekstol2011]

а если болгарку использовать без доработок этих она умрет еще раньше

[@БорисБайдалюк-р1г]

А кто сказал что нужно использовать все подряд на этой болгарке , человек предлагает разные варианты.Выбирай что тебе не обходимо.Ну а так , лучше ее положить на комод и любоваться , ты умрешь а она все целая.Мастеру уважение за изобретательность и исполнение.

[@TheScaryName]

@YASUHIRO TV I love this, your videos always fills me with calm, a very unique ASMR experience. Question: you being in Japan (I'm guessing), free space probably isn't really abundant so is your workshop located in your apartment?

[@ВолодяБезфамилии]

Тот случай, когда и голова умная и руки из того места, уважаю!!!

[@woodensurfer]

Excellent video and idea. Make sure that longer machine screws (4) to compensate for the thickness of the plate are used.

[@lint2023]

Excellent. Thank you for sharing your creations.

[@BAK87]

Excellent! Much respect. Thanks.

[@iker6807]

Impresionante vídeo 👍👍👍 , casi esperaba ,q al final ,terminaras haciendo una soldador semiautomático con la amoladora 🤣🤣🤣

[@oldblinddarby2498]

Most the ideas are incredibly dangerous... DO NOT DO ANY OF THIS! The rotational speed of a grinder is 6-10 times that of the usual tools being replaced here. Things fly off at VERY high velocity.

[@Disktoaster]

Yeah frankly these videos just trigger the algorithm by forcing conscionable professionals to comment on how dangerous this stuff is. Which makes them profitable. It's wrong, but it's how it is.

[@dlighted8861]

Wuss,you live a fearful life.

[@gregh4284]

I slow mine down with a dimmer switch, perfect!

[@alanpayne1442]

One of the best instructional videos I've seen. Very ingenious designs - I think Makita should produce them as kits and pay the designer copyrights. I would buy them and I'm sure thousands more hobbyists would as well.

[@sarahacostagarcia823]

Thanks a lot for sharing Greetings from Mexico !!

[@barry.w.christie]

Another 15 minutes of extremely useful tools, all based off the one tool which nearly everyone has ... absolutely fantastic as usual 👍

[@canadianwolf-hybryd]

покажу Доктору, от половины лифехков можно лишиться рук и головы, особенно доставила направляха, притянутая струбциной

[@viktorcppviktorcpp4794]

ПРОСТЫЕ идеи всего лишь нужна целая проф мастерская под рукой где-то завалялась...

[@keithklassen5320]

I see a lot of longer attachments put on your grinder; this would really increase the leverage on the axle shaft, and on the bearings. Are you not worried about harming the bearings this way? It seems to me that the bearings would not be made for stresses like that, tho maybe I'm missing something.

[@lTheGhosty]

no u aint missing anything, this just shows u how it works, it doesnt show u how this is gonna be working after lets say 1k hours just a demonstration

[@raymirow6854]

Хоть размеры в конце указаны и то спасибо. Вот только надолго ли хватит самодельных шлифовальных барабанов? А так - если руки не доя скуки то можно...

[@TheFryday13]

ブレードガイド？は止めたほうが良い。 いくら螺子2本で止めていても2mmもない鉄板を相手にタップ立てても4mm螺子ですらネジ山３つしかない状態やん。 これをみて真に受けた素人が真似した挙句に大けがでもしたら責任とれんの？？？動画主さんはさ。

[@cakeisalie]

I just bought my first angle grinder (w/ fancy safety features coz I suck at grinding), and will try out some of these hacks!

[@mtmtsgak]

危ないからやめろ

[@zeguinhoaventura]

um dos melhores videos que ja vi sobre adaptaçôes de ferramentas,top de mais

[@neilparkinson8024]

Would agree with most commenters saying some of these hacks are excellent. The only point I would highlight is that of the creator in that for safety reasons it would be best to use a good quality variable speed machine in order to match the characteristics of the tool being replaced but most are just good more accurate uses of the grinders main function.

[@ferdinandbasques7715]

SUPERBE REALISATION ...BEAU TRAVAIL ....NET PRECIS ... PRISES DE VUES TRES CLAIRES ...FELICITATIONS👌👌👏👏👏👍👍👍🙏🙏 UN BRICOLEUR MARSEILLAIS

[@jodiemartine]

1st, I think your vid was excellent. Where did you get the steel bar from and what are the dimensions. Thank you😊

[@creativetdt23]

You are so skillful. Watching the video is very interesting.😍😍😍

[@incorrigiblerogue1193]

absolutely love that hammer you used to tap the threaded insert into for the portable sander

[@nickwaters9869]

That rolling shutter effect on the drill bits was pretty neat.

[@bart9521]

Are you in a nice seaside place❓Relaxing for work❗

[@virginielopez457]

Whaooo !!! Hello from France. Genial ! Une belle leçon de bricolage !!! Bravo !!!

[@lesterdelacruz5088]

Someone has really mastered their craft

[@stephaneroy8415]

No lack of ideas here for sure , good jobs.

[@ТурдалыМамышев-в8ю]

Очень точная и аккуратная работа. Спасибо, удачи

[@Alvawelding20]

Very good and creative video, thank you for sharing

[@Derfel_cadarn81]

Of all of these style videos this was probably the only one I've watch that actually looked like it would potentially be useful

[@WeldingMask]

you are really skillful and smart🤝💪

[@mtiger8]

You are a creator who deserves all the thanks and praise I like watching your work and always wait for your new videos

[@mikedoingmikethings702]

A hack that is actually not a stupid design!!! I LOVE IT!!!

[@Ghengis_Khant]

Some really good ideas but I'd put a filter over the air inlets of the grinder when grinding wood.