Angle Grinder Hack 4

[@CB-dx6hy]

WOW most people don't get it.... he built it because it's bad ass. would oil be nice sure, is it a must have, No. he used his brain and made somthing different and 90% of the comments are complaining about oil. WOW I say nice build and great imagination!

[@kedwa30]

Exactly! On his website he explains it is only an experiment to see if the angle grinder can handle the load. He showed in the video he lubed the chain before assembly and we can presume he oiled it again as needed since it obviously didn't break off and maim him. It would be possible to refine the design into a finished product, but this video was never meant to showcase one.

[@noneck8166]

I say go further!.......fab up his own bar.....30 foot long!......join some old chains.....take on a Sequoia!......and then get arrested....

[@kedwa30]

No Neck I'm thinking use lighter fluid for the chain lube and have a flaming chainsaw. Then build a battery pack out of fifty laptop batteries to make it cordless.

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you my friend! And for the understanding.:)

[@noneck8166]

kedwa30 ....oooooo yeah!!

[@colinfurze]

pretty cool mod, i'd have to play a 2stroke engine noise through some headphones and watch the beginning of commando for the full chainsaw experience

[@MakeitExtreme]

It's an honor to get a comment from ColinFurze. We are big fans of your channel and we love all the crazy staff you do. Thank you for the comment.

[@besnikselimi2845]

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[@SharpShot-qs8hv]

colinfurze omg I have been a sub for ages keep up the awsomeness on inventions

[@antemanduric5220]

Does the chain get hot? There is no lubercation.

[@OleZZ222]

This probably least vor 1 day of woodwork... Even by just running it idle.

[@BarnyardEngineering]

hours? it only takes a few minutes without oil to ruin a chainsaw chain

[@BarnyardEngineering]

hours? it only takes a few minutes without oil to ruin a chainsaw chain

[@loganmilliner8734]

+BarnyardEngineering lol just have someone next to you shooting a stream of WD-40 on the chain

[@matus158]

Barny - for emergency situation it is suitable

[@becurbilyg]

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[@kelvenguard]

I have 2 really large and heavy 8 inch grinders (1960-1970).... Now I'm thinking of making a Log Processor with a fixed 110v Grinder Saw.... I SUBSCRIBED ... thanks

[@NewShockerGuy]

IF only they made electric chainsaws....hmmmI can't imagine the chain staying sharp with no lube, and the fact that it doesn't have a chain brake is ASKING to get your fucking head split open via kick back. But it was fun to watch it come together.

[@hermanngoring397]

chain brake is for pussies lol

[@Hellsong89]

That is actually valid point, then again one should still use safety helmet with this.

[@jermzdee]

they do make electric chainsaws

[@NewShockerGuy]

+jermzdee clearly missed the sarcasm. ..

[@mr.m2gilane]

Gas mask worked as well, I guess..

[@LivefreeanddiyTv]

That's pretty rad, but you've gotta find a way to get oil on that chain or it's going to bind up (or worse) 🤓

[@MakeitExtreme]

READ PLEASE: bit.ly/Chainsaw4

[@longleaf0]

I've read it, but it doesn't say anything about lubrication?

[@SilentWolfFarts]

+Sinule lol

[@MW-iz8wz]

yes oil, and secure shoes

[@kedwa30]

Good point. Chain saws typically have an automatic oiler. In the case of a hack, it is sufficient to manually oil the chain religiously, and it is important not to forget.

[@jtsmeth4411]

dude I'm 46 years old and this is just the coolest thing I've ever seen in my life

[@davidchadwick1892]

I'm nearly 70, but the same goes for me too. Amazing tool.

[@prayoonchansamran7174]

David Chadwick น

[@marcelafrenrle7231]

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[@CHARTMOTOR]

Amazing tool.!!!!!!!!

[@Poodlepaw]

41 and love Angle Grinder mods n hacks...

[@rodfrank8841]

Sweet non oiling chain invention as well !!

[@thinklikeido]

Great idea for light duty but I've used many angle grinders and even the tuffest ones won't take that kind of use real long. They just don't have the hp.

[@Nicap2]

Or, you could buy a cheap electric chainsaw. I'm not trying to devalue what you have made. You demonstrated lots of skills in making this. I don't know where you are in the world, but electric chainsaws are cheap and plentiful here in the UK.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

In the U.S. too.

[@irlrp]

pretty much everywhere, but it's a fun project.

[@43854586]

Not to mention it has no chain oiling, and the trigger is always on, so when something goes wrong and it goes out of control, it will not stop...

[@argoscenturian6535]

the idea is building and finding a solution to a problem without just wizzing down to a store

[@lewiemcneely9143]

Brandon Evans True but if you don't have the stuff to put it together you have to whiz, use an axe or a handsaw.

[@Mentorcase]

Or spend $40 dollars and buy a brand new ready to go electric chainsaw with oiler and chainbake with 12 month warranty.

[@Mentorcase]

It's great, works a lot like a chainbrake but without the hassle of an "R".

[@amurrthai]

You clearly are not an "R" soul like some people

[@bertainsworth1617]

don't buy a black and decker, unless you can shorten the bar to 6 inches too much vibration in a 10 inch bar

[@theyodaman82]

Warranties are only as good as the company that stands behind it. Now, if only there was such a company lol.

[@mattthomas4026]

grow a pair of testicles and play outside in the garage

[@stevemcentyre1570]

At least put a manual chain lubricator pump on this thing or it is pretty worthless.

[@genmaxpain]

much like running a car without engine oil haha

[@cappysvendsen7844]

I was thinking the same thing, but a cool build anyways 😉😉😉

[@mickeywest4163]

yes it looks like great work, just needs oiler

[@Seahorse.302]

How about you build one and put a manual chain lubricator on yours?? Otherwise your input on the ingenuity of this ACTUAL build is what's what's actually worthless. 🤗

[@Mephiston]

Actually, its a valid point, unless you happen to have many spare chains and blades or dont really care about durability. I'm sure you're leading the way in practicing what you preach.

[@brianhanrahan7561]

If the chain is not being.lubricated continuously and.will wear out the bar and.chain in less than hour

[@carsonkirby4913]

It’s a good idea though

[@muktargalato1021]

Wow.mana.gamacisa

[@gasolinea.b6602]

Excellent work 👍👍👍

[@AndreyMinsk]

Oil pump not needed? Dangerous game!! Spindle speed to angle grinder = 10 000RPM !!!! You are crazy!!!

[@CSkwirl]

my ported 346xp runs at 14,700rpm. I don't see a problem.

[@cabinfevrr]

+Derek's Designs you realize he's talking about a chainsaw

[@Muffin_Masher]

how fast you think a 2 stroke chainsaw spins? I've got two saws that rev to 13,000RPM ;) oil is required though, WD40 does not replace bar oil :)

[@JOSEELIAS3]

are you crazy when locks a setback occurs which can be fatal in the head neck or shoulder the chainsaws it has device putting out when backing the sheet

[@masonparker4473]

an oil pump or just keeping it oiled wouldn't hurt due to the amount of friction and strain

[@bradwasson4960]

if this thing decides it is going to kick out on you you might get seriously injured.

[@usabadone]

Yes. The person that made this video is complete idiot and his limbs are not long for this world or anyone else is the tries this very very very stupid

[@bradwasson4960]

yeah... Only the worst possible thing that can happen to you if you work with a chainsaw. when a force stops your chain the momentum has to go somewhere and back towards you is where it will go.

[@bobsullivan6857]

usawhatever You ain't no fun. Leave......Turn in your man card at the door. No beer for you!

[@79pejeperro]

No brake... grinders keep going and going and going after you switch it off. This is crazy

[@elhaych4019]

Absolute scits wonder what a 9 1/4 circular saw would look like with a chainsaw on it hmmmm

[@nimolim6385]

It's all funny, but without oil the chain will dead a few hours after working

[@MakeitExtreme]

READ PLEASE: bit.ly/Chainsaw4

[@jonanderson5137]

Horse shit, that link is fucking useless.

[@MakeitExtreme]

I use it for 2 minutes just for the video

[@jonanderson5137]

Doesn't take long for the chain to start galling on the bar, I think maybe you got in a hurry or impatient to release a video. It's cool, I can only speak for myself, but maybe take a couple days to work in a basic oiler.

[@elvee88]

Don't lure viewers to your site with an empty promise, there is nothing there about lubrication.

[@powerthoughtsontools4831]

Yep, camera work was great for the presentation of these videos to the viewer! I do love the concept of finding other uses for tools; and in this case, the angle grinder, (being a great base tool that one can get relatively cheaply, ) is put into the hands of someone who has welding knowledge and thinking outside of the box knowledge. That you created an extension of what is possible to get a job done, (given that current gas chainsaws will usually just f-ingSuck down the road), the option to show what can be done with things that a tinkerer has in his/her garage and collection is admirable. Indeed, some of the specifics that others brought up about rpm, and cooling are very relevant, but i think the impact of positive for this video can't be overstated. Any viewer needs to realize that creative expression that yields this output, has what i call the, " timeline of formal modification" :If you're paying attention and are not a kneejerk commenter, all projects undergo those phases necessary to make it a proper tool.

[@brandiwynter]

That's pretty wild. Obviously done just to see if it could be done and not to encourage folks to run out and modify their angle grinder instead of using an actual chainsaw. Some of these commenters are too bunged up over what is just a simple exercise in possibility. It was interesting and entertaining enough to make me subscribe and I'm not a tool nut, so....well done.

[@fitzyholden1036]

Bloody awesome ! No chain break, no oiling..... but still awesome.

[@bigfootandbananaman4746]

I never use a chain break except for starting the saw which you don't have to do with this but it does need an oil system to be able to be used as a normal saw

[@MakeitExtreme]

READ PLEASE: bit.ly/Chainsaw4

[@bigfootandbananaman4746]

+Make it Extreme well I guess it works good

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[@fitzyholden1036]

@@abdulaamohammad4762 mmm, dirka, dirka.

[@nobbystyles4807]

and hey presto, one of THEE most dangerous cutting tools only with a cord.

[@MoejoTheGreat]

Tools themselves aren't dangerous, only the tools that don't use them properly.

[@jordynexley2214]

I agree way to dangerous and no oiler either

[@putputtaja7235]

I would say that almost every tool is safe when used correctly. I mean ( angle grinder is not a chainsaw) lol

[@serkisdav]

amazing Hack, every time is getting more and more interesting, bravo bro m...

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you brother!

[@ffcreations5848]

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[@ujjalgour8643]

Excellent job 👍

[@TheComputec]

Okay.... It's great "little" project if you have the following A spare heavy duty angle grinder A spare chainsaw bar, sprocket and chain A full metal cutting shaping and welding rig set up The necessary skills and experience But here are the downsides:- No oil feed... get ready to buy chains regularly No brake... I don't want to be the guy that shouts "SAFETY"... but there... I just did You can get a perfectly adequate electric saw for around $50... BUT I guess that isn't the point of the video The construction of the mechanism is very good and even though it's too heavy and unwieldly and questionable on safety grounds I do have respect for your "extreme" skills on this You deserve a sub and I thank you for making it and putting it out there

[@boozerko4267]

Sorry for my English. Where submission of oil on a circuit?

[@kedwa30]

In this experiment, the oil is applied manually. (not shown)

[@rjs2400]

What your asking for is a chain bar lubricator. Exactly why this was shown cutting DRY/DEAD BEETLE EATEN WOOD. Would have burned horribly in a real application. Though with a shorter bar and manual lube it would probably work good for a carvers saw

[@boozerko4267]

+kedwa30 the experiment was successful!!!

[@timothywhieldon1971]

WOW that was cool, but no one would ever do this. its asking for a trip to the hospital or grave. as a tree feller for over 10 years this would be good with a 8" bar and chain. for bushes and such. 2 problems. A: no oiling of the bar B: no safty stop also the chain is spinning WAY TO FAST, angle grinders spin way faster than a chain saw.

[@thecoocoocookieshow2167]

Yeah that bloke seriously has some skill but that is just insane I'm I'm pretty careless when it comes to me concerning safety and that is just taking the mick I wouldn't even upload something like that would worried about how many people have seriously injured themselves

[@poellot]

No chaps, no gloves, no boots, no pants even. And holding a death machine with cruise control.

[@stovetopburner4196]

very creative

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thanks!

[@gianlucamodenese2574]

Make it Extreme how did you have the idea?

[@4566elloco]

exelente invento... felicitaciones... saludos de Argentina... excellent invention ... congratulations ... greetings from Argentina ...

[@flaplaya]

You sir have some extreme making skills. Hats off.

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[@BigDish101]

You forgot to show how many times you had to stop to oil the chain since there is no automatic chain oilier.

[@alextheromanian]

shouldnt that chain be getting some oil?

[@1stfloorguy59]

That's pretty dangerous. the chain blade as only designed to rotate a certain rpm. a grinder spins 5x faster then a chain saw. The chain can become stressed and eventually have a structural fail. I went to school with a kid who got a chain saw chain stuck in his head. the chain came off the bar and whipped him in the head. 20 plastic surgeons later he still doesn't look much better.

[@doug112244]

Actually they are not that different in rpm. My Husqvarna ran about 9000 rpm, many will turn faster. Most angle grinders run about 14,000 rpm. Huskies also have 6, 7 or 8 tooth sprockets. I didn't see how many teeth this one had.

[@estebanponce1993]

muy bueno la herramienta que fabricó., felicitaciones. desde Argentina

[@DIYGarageProjects]

I got so inspired by your videos that i bought a welder and some tools and made my own YT channel, thank you

[@KAISERDJG]

hey check out this quick hack that you need an exact size piece of pipe an exact size piece of steel plate, an exact size of bolt... but wait you also need a drill press with an expensive cutting bit at the exact diameter and you will need a steel chop saw with a expensive blade... and also a welder with all appropriate ppe unless you'd like to be blind, you also need a large piece of cylindrical steel to bend the guard and a angle grinder... but guess what anyone can do with quick hack because magic!

[@xdeadwrongxdeadwrong7181]

Kaiser lmao!....agreed

[@colc5469]

Kaiser All because you can't start a two stroke engine

[@caratcranker5874]

Other than an oil feed to keep the chain cool, this is great!!

[@Heiple2007]

Nice fab work. Good job. Jeff

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you!

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[@henriragalo3147]

Good job .Don't forget oil for chain

[@khalsans]

The Makita 5012B is an electric chainsaw that runs at a similar speed and it uses a hand pump oiler that is meant to use very light weight bar oil, not the regular bar oil. Unfortunately, WD-40 is not a very good lubricant, nor does it have the additive to make it stick to the bar. Maybe the tip could be dipped in light bar oil periodically? I love the craftsmanship and resourcefulness shown here.

[@PavelSorc]

nice but it nedds some oil

[@kedwa30]

You could periodically dip it in Crisco.

[@stevenrogers2448]

And now you have a chainsaw with NO OIL FEED, and no brake! Good luck with that. You'll burn up the chain in about the same time it would have taken you to cut those branches with a hand saw. Oh.. and electric chainsaws are only $50 online.

[@terenceconway1620]

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[@biglegsman8414]

I'd probably get that Husqvarna work no problem

[@TheGamerFeat0815]

I think, he made this mod, not to have a good chainsaw to do some real lumberwork. He made it to get rid of the old broken chainsaw and make something more useful out of it

[@lnhislmage]

Steven Rogers right on , or you can pick up a used one at a pawn shop for about $18.00 and save the grinder for another purpose like grinding maybe. Either way you'll be money ahead by avoiding the inevitable emergency room visit .

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[@afaketwo]

should make a stump grinder market it and make millions. people are paying 6k for a little dosko stump grinder. and up to 40k for a vermeer stump grinder. I would think of using your same method . two strong chains , sprocket , a thick disk with sharp teeth to remove layers from the stump and a guard to block and flying pieces . would work wonders for annoying roots and hard to reach places where a conventional grinder wouldn't fit. would love to see what you would come up with. you have more than enough skill and smarts. thank you. a reply would be nice to know you actually read it :)

[@asudavew]

Looks like there could be a few problems. But well built and informative. Thanks for sharing!

[@brandonkeeley2860]

everyone pointing out the flaws instead of complimenting the great fabrication skills just shut up! this is a great idea!

[@satyamester4523]

Chain oil?

[@MakeitExtreme]

Nop!

[@BernyAV]

Hmmm.... Would have been easier to fix that chainsaw.

[@BernyAV]

An exercise in futility.

[@moncorp1]

Not necessarily. new carb gaskets require a trip to the store. And you can chase your tail for quite awhile after putting new gaskets in those walbro carbs trying to get everything adjusted.

[@RJM1011]

LOL ! What crap my chainsaw dealer can get any saw fixed in less than a week. Some little skill went into this but the cost and time was not worth it also it had NO chain oil or brake and nothing to stop the chain coming off into your leg. If you took this to a place of work you would be told to fuck off down the road.

[@jaceschlechter7941]

+moncorp1 If you know what your doing, it's very easy. You can order the parts online, or call the nearest small engine shop for the carb gasket sets which have maybe 8 or so gaskets in them. You just match the diaphragms and put them in the way they came out. Lots of the time the carb just needs a good cleaning and adjustment. But if they sat for awhile without fuel in them, the diaphragms dry up and get very brittle and hard. It pisses me off how you need to order the special type of tools for adjusting these newer 2 cycle carburetors. It's alot cheaper fixing them yourself than bringing them to mechanics and thats for sure. Most of the time they tell you that its not worth their time. I've fixed hundreds of these small 2 cycle carburetors. Very easy working on, but it could be challenging to someone who's never worked on them before. I also have alot of spares sitting around so I get a lot of easy, cheap parts lol. :)

[@moncorp1]

Jace Schlechter ~ we were talking about TIME. You shot that out of the water when you started talking about ordering online. Even a trip to the store takes time. That was the point. And yes, I've fixed plenty of them.

[@StreuB1]

..........why am I the only one that wonders how he welded the aluminum sheet for the chain guard to the steel backing plate?

[@peramalbodoh1304]

its a TIG weld

[@taylorhay]

One can weld aluminium with a TIG welder, but still cant weld aluminium to steel unfortunately. Welding dissimilar metals is not easy!

[@taylorhay]

Yea saw that too, must be some really bad grade steel or something? Or was planning to use alloy and bolt it, then switched to steel?

[@panchovilla5767]

stainless steel my friend .

[@krazykanux]

defenetively not aluminium, cant weld it to steel and like Pancho mentioned, it is stainless or galvanized steel, hense to silver looking surface

[@juliaboeddeker1584]

use the right tool for the right job..some wise person taught me that..but it's nice to see someone willing to reinvent the wheel..

[@КошмарКошмар-й2б]

Good idea bro 👍👍👍👍

[@chaoticlogic588]

no oiler?

[@MakeitExtreme]

nop

[@rozaliali4003]

Chaotic Logic very good

[@rosebrother94]

thx for this o got a best chainsaw thanks to your tutorial so no gas needed just electric the grip is amazing too no kickbacks

[@RRRAMDesh]

и где смазка цепи?

[@marselshaidullin6548]

да да да. верно подмечено.

[@boozerko4267]

В статье он пишет, что это был эксперемент, экстремальный способ применения УШМ. А так да, без масла ушатает звездочку и саму шину, да и цепь... Но эксперемент удался!

[@tomzen100]

+Хобби-Про так можно и свою голову больную добить, если цепь слетит или порвётся не дай Бог...

[@MoejoTheGreat]

говорить на английском

[@tomzen100]

+Matt ,sorry,dude , we just a little bit worry for your neighbors ;))

[@masturavince]

regardless what people are saying,this man is talented at making things,i wish i could do stuff like that...good luck and give us more fun vids to watch..

[@capman911]

I made one from a battery operated angle grinder. Works great even put an oiler on it. I ride it around on my lawn mover in case I need to trim a limb that is too low.

[@973motoguy8]

everybody's worried about the chain getting hot. yet fail to realize that that hes definitely overheating that grinder

[@simplybeanjelly]

Cool proof of concept, I could see this actually working long term with an oiler for the chain 😄

[@MariaRamirez-fx8se]

1ps

[@kiasorento8007]

this was an amazing idea till I realized that the poor bar and chain were getting no oil how can this be solved

[@joeventura1]

Awesome build!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@victorkungu7641]

enjoyed the demonstration good work

[@seansysig]

Awesome just needs a chain oiler and it's perfect.

[@nickarnup9299]

And probably a slimmer chain guard for tighter places or flush cuts

[@ketanpanchal8978]

What about electricity in woods??!!

[@DrLumpyDMus]

"Hot Blooded... Check it and Seeeeee!" Thanks - Lumpy

[@zulkiflyhjali5142]

Wow 👍 not boring to watch this video 😀 like national geographic 👌 very tuff work.🤗😍

[@TheGleandros]

ΦΙΛΕ ΕΙΣΑΙ ΠΟΛΛΑ ΔΥΝΑΤΟΣ ΠΑΝΩ ΣΤΙΣ ΚΑΤΑΣΚΕΥΕΣ ΣΟΥ.... ΚΥΠΡΟΣ!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Ευχαριστώ φίλε μου! :)

[@simon0721]

It needs oil, or it won't last for long.

[@MakeitExtreme]

READ PLEASE: bit.ly/Chainsaw4

[@jeremyproctor9671]

its a cool idea but yea emergency use or not that chain is going to be in the trash can very soon due to no OIL

[@wjf213]

I was thinking the same thing, but like my father used to say to me, don't come to me with a bitch or complaint, unless you follow it up with, "And here's my idea to fix it, because chances are, I already know about the problem". So with that said, how about using that handle to fit an oiler in it, and your thumb naturally sits in position to push down and give the chain a shot of oil. I'm thinking like a mini perfume sample vial with a pump, like these. Keep up the great work. www.google.com/search?q=perfume+sample+vial+pump&source=univ&tbm=shop&tbo=u&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiqsaadlaTOAhXM7CYKHasWDF0QsxgIHg&biw=1366&bih=631

[@GardenViewLawncare]

you are a genius!!!! I would like to have you as my neighbor I always want shit done that people said it can't be done.. right on dude you are great

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thanks man! :)

[@nickmorana9371]

I was gonna subscribe. Then I saw your hack in action. When it started, I automatically ducked. No thanks.

[@leonzononofre5332]

Its up to the user for safety..i appreciate how good it is..

[@MultiTom1956]

Brilliant build!!

[@sleddarcheddar]

I would definitely have a dead man switch on that thing. Jesus.

[@ChrisSmith-xx4ip]

I love the music

[@Guranga93]

Darwin award is just around the corner

[@federicoramirez1313]

cuanto ingenio,felicidades esta muy buena esa herramienta.

[@diegoclimbing]

Chain lubrication mechanism missing. Very important. Thanks, good contribution.

[@unknown_user283]

Pointless. This already exists it's called a chainsaw.

[@azraeiazman]

that's the purpose of this video. to take an angle grinder and put some modification to it and make a angle grinder chainsaw

[@deedni42]

Bad ass!!!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thanks!

[@ppal64]

Unnecessary and dangerous

[@colinkraus7139]

Pranesh Pal probably not for you then.

[@colinkraus7139]

Pranesh Pal the brand "fisher price" might be more for you.

[@ppal64]

Colin Kraus Genius

[@bheemdeolall6073]

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[@carsonkirby4913]

Why did you watch the video?

[@Drake5153]

thats probably the dopest backyard chainsaw i've ever seen! a few more mods and you could actually sell it as a kit XP

[@Mr.J.Freelancer]

Wowww.... Absolutely genius idea

[@EthosAtheos]

That is one of the coolest and most dangerous uses for an angle grinder I've ever seen.

[@mistrfinga]

Thanks for sharing! What kind of welder is that your using? Thanks!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! Check it here: bit.ly/Rallymig

[@ainekelly3262]

nice one however do you oil the chaine

[@leksey7870]

Great use of the tool!

[@bongsenfaafa9256]

1 razz u

[@christopheminguet12]

Vraiment ingénieux il fallait y penser ☺ Bravo 👍👏

[@scor440]

Great job clean and neat !

[@matthewhawkins106]

Awesome invention, absolutely brilliant sir

[@kaliyacharpotacharpota4095]

This is the best ideas dear

[@Seanfrtd]

I must know: what is the blade that is in your chop saw that cuts steel? And what is that attachment on your angle grinder that cuts sheet metal? And where (in Canada) can I purchase them??

[@grahamowen1570]

Seanfrtd you forgot to ask what he had for breakfast 😉

[@gamersmith9837]

nice convection mate! will it not overheat the grinder?

[@giorgospsomas2883]

φιλε να σε ρωτησω .... αυτο το κιτ που φτιαχνεις ταιριαζει σε ολους τους μικρους γωνιακους τροχους ? εννοω σε ολες τις μαρκες ?

[@josephKEOarthur]

Serisously glad you welded those bolts not just "tightened" them .. good safe practical move.

[@GianniPirolaFaidate]

Fantastic !!!!!!

[@muhammadkausar6147]

great idea..........well done

[@jmsrecord8733]

Very good working

[@bradlepaddle9512]

where can I get one of those magic welders that weld aluminum to steel

[@monirmonir4162]

এই মেশিনের দাম কতো হতে পারে।

[@bongsenfaafa9256]

I'm yva Wi rill A1 I u

[@bongsenfaafa9256]

I am

[@Robert-qm7yi]

I thought an angle grinder would be way too fast but I did some looking and was surprised to find that chainsaws run about 10,000 to 14,000 rpm. Angle grinders run around 6,000-12,000 depending on the make and model, making this a pretty smart build

[@jcbuckeye]

So less RPMs with all the extra work is a "smart build"? What world are we living in.

[@Robert-qm7yi]

@jcbuckeye Yeah, it runs similar speed to a gas saw. Idk if you've ever used an electric saw but they are slow af

[@RJD0314]

Cool design! I like how you bent that aluminum guard with the clamps. But what if it kicks back? There's nothing to disengage the blade like on chainsaws...seems like a danger.

[@Marc83Aus]

Good old Makita grinder strikes again.