Chain Saw HACK 2 [PLANS]

[@MadeinPolandChannel]

Consider supporting us on KZbin by using the button "JOIN" or click on this link: kzbin.info/door/8KQ6_RNAvc7a3B5hZ980iQjoin I have a lot of plans for more projects, but maybe you have any suggestions? I'm happy to read and consider :)

[@TheKolek69]

Cześć, świetny patent, widział bym jego zastosowanie u siebie przy ostrzeniu kołków do grodzenia. Chciał bym się dowiedzieć z jakiej stali są noże i czy kupowałeś je przez internet.

[@MadeinPolandChannel]

www.sklep.unimet.pl/produkt_noze_strugarskie_globus_noz_do_strugarki_305.35.3_ncv1,264121.html Użyłem dokładnie takiego. Tylko nie próbuj go przewiercać. Kupiłem najdroższe w sklepie wiertło z dodatkiem kobaltu i niestety nie poradziło sobie.

[@TheKolek69]

Tak wiem, stal utwardzana, od tego jest wypalarka ;-) Dzięki

[@Altcapball]

mount this project on a stand and make a planer or jointer.

[@ragibtufek]

Made in Poland i gave you few times idea about angle grinder stand, but there wasnt any answer? =(

[@-tee--bee-3230]

This isn’t a chainsaw hack, it’s a brilliant man making something amazing...

[@rbtgvr]

Something very satisfying about watching the machine at work.

[@scottfoster2487]

Reinventing a product already made is hillarious. Nice build .

[@awsome712]

You are doing a great deed showing us your ingenuity, but please, please do the world a great service and pass this knowledge down to the next generation. I think a lot of them are lacking these skills. Keep up the great work. And don't listen to all the negative comments.

[@allanrussell353]

I love watching other crazy people inventing stuff.

[@MikeyMack303]

That is great! I like that you make these tools to attach to the same chain saw! One tool now becomes many! Thank you for sharing that with us!

[@clydebalcom3679]

Ingenious. I can relate to thinking way outside the box. Y'all threw the box away and had fun.

[@daveb9370]

People don’t understand that the mind and the hands need to be busy and creative. We don’t spend every waking moment staring at our phones as reality passes by. We create. Too bad so many question why, instead of celebrating the mechanical and artistic aptitude. Excellent job my friend! Keep your mind young and your hands busy. When these critics have jello for brains from facebook and twitter, they will be wishing they did creative stuff like this. Rock on bro! Nice work!

[@foxm3952]

I am with you mate the nation's too busy watching x factor to create anything usefull

[@juleswebb1885]

bill fern yeah agreed! To create is to be truly alive

[@chadbailey189]

hes good, but u can buy these at northern hydraulics, i got one, love it!!! and its made in canada ,didnt break bank

[@drummerman1206]

Well said. I agree.

[@douglastaciturnus5098]

Love the old drill head gear reduction for tapping- brilliant!

[@stevemiller6766]

Clever idea and great fabrication.

[@Ivan_KO]

A good device is made. The table is necessary for knives. And so everything is super!

[@foxm3952]

It is good and a credit to your nation. The sort of thing we brits used to do before we all got lazy

[@rustyaxelrod]

Clever! You have created a tool that did not exist. This would be very good for someone who builds with logs, shaping can be done quickly for good fit.

[@stanroberts4820]

AngryRed Banjo sorry,but they do have that on the market already.

[@buckbundy8642]

Already have one called a “log wizard”. Saw manufacturers also make an attachment just like this. But he made his own. I like his style. We had one we used to taper log ends to insert into fence posts. Very useful for property owners.

[@rustyaxelrod]

Cool, I just never seen anything like that before.

[@doright6461]

My girl is a Nail Tech. I'll throw tis at her ;-) Thumbs up bro

[@davidfultz6483]

Finally ! !! Something that will take down the hair on my wife's back !!! Thank you Mr inventor sir ! !!

[@kristianskov4841]

Think my wife could use it on another part of her body. *wink-wink*

[@jimmytate7587]

it'll shave her pubes too.

[@smitty_1]

Too funny

[@MM-rr1kp]

Kristian Skov - consider yourself lucky

[@garychandler4296]

I give two very high thumbs up for the production itself! For once, I didn't have to forward a video to skip junior's realtime drilling/ assembling/deburring, etc. waste... perfect speed, no redundant baggage, and a great idea with the build skills required! I don't impress all that easily, but kudos to your invention AND the production work!

[@sergeybosch]

Нарезание резьбы очень понравилось! ))

[@markbarnhill6300]

Thank you from the second generation born in the US, it’s getting bad here, no mechanical knowledge what so ever. If not a cell phone or laptop, there not interested..,,, I see that they are unable to even grow their own food! Thank you for the video from my home land!

[@mechanicojoe]

Proud to be Polish! Just found your channel, impressed with what you're producing!

[@bahusofriends5467]

what a cool plane! wow!

[@quarlow1215]

I've seen this before. About 25 years ago at a logging trade show in Prince George B.C. Canada. But it was being used for peeling logs and cutting notches for log house building. They also left the bar chain exposed so they could cut logs too. Nice home build Darek.

[@TheBschroeder1]

Very nice and it would be a user friendly addition to any homeowners chainsaw/yardtool collection

[@lesd40]

Awesome attachment At first I thought it was to be a "stick" chipper, but6 who couldn't use a small stump grinder. I wish I had one 3 years a go when I bought this house...with a dozen saplings to cut down.

[@salahsalman8090]

You are creative in your work. I wish you success and happiness

[@FrustratedBaboon]

Wow and it works better than expected.

[@FrankenShop]

Your builds are always interesting to watch. Thanks for sharing.

[@justincarter9622]

Now that is really awesome. I love it.

[@zeriano8590]

Wpadłem na ten kanał nagle, wszedłem w pierwszy odcinek i się zachwyciłem tym montażem, wszystko jest pokazane ciekawie, tak aby nie chciało się przewijać lub wyłączać filmu ! Świetnie zrobione

[@lemaquis3596]

Toujours étonné de voir c'est gens créatif, qui vont au bout de leurs idées!!!!!!!!!!

[@ericcorse]

Now that is cool and effective well done.

[@donovanshort3251]

Man that's awesome. I need to buy one.

[@ThePolishChef]

From Dariusz to Dariusz, great video!

[@meelas010]

fantastic idea mate. finally found a use for my spare chainsaw!

[@brianbower30]

I like the guard on the bad nice touch

[@obeezee]

Very awesome. Would have never thought of that!

[@michaelsteffen4887]

I saw guys using this same type of setup to de-bark logs for log home construction, worked great!

[@lnesland]

Great job. Nice attachment for chainsaw.

[@johnobrien2207]

Well done .Worth the effort of making and uploading .

[@kyleSTI]

You definitely did something amazing, and you’ve probably had your fair share of critiques and criticism. But listening to that bog down, it’s struggling to keep up. First thing I was told when buying my chain saw was “you can always go down in bar size, but avoid going up beyond what this is designed for. If you go up you lose power” maybe if you would’ve gone down in bar size, you’d save and gain a little more power, cause that thing sounded like it was starving for power with all the extra weight added. Although it works very well from the test runs you were doing. So in conclusion, amazing engineering and thanks for showing us.

[@angelabillmeyer7018]

This thing is scary! And pretty cool

[@MCsCreations]

Wow, man... Fantastic job!

[@kcwoodshop59]

I used a commercially made one for imitating hand hewn logs at a local number company I worked for. It's labled as a log debarker and they're available for about $170. It attaches directly to the bar of the chainsaw. Nothing new but it's cool you that made your own. Try a longer bar if you have that option because I can tell you that using that thing for hours sure made my back ache, lol!

[@МашинистТепловоза1]

Молодец ,интересный инструмент получился.

[@leoleebirdevallativa8252]

Awesome work bud if u did that to your chainsaw I can only imagine what your lawnmower looks like... great job and an awesome build...

[@tonyspijker5569]

Great how the music was synchronized with the welding at one point. kudo's

[@asasov7090]

PERFECT WORKER... 100 pluses!

[@ph1gm3nt]

Interesting, fascinating and scary as hell. Makes me glad to be Polish.

[@pawelaco]

Super urządzenie zrobiłeś, przyda się na pewno do wielu prac.

[@ladedk]

Really cool Darek!! Perfect for making log forniture!

[@danmoreton1788]

Another great project. I like how you re-purpose tools!

[@drew657]

This seems dangerous..... Awesome.

[@Nancelot13]

That is bad ass!!! Right on man!

[@lenhowl]

Well done, great work and idea.

[@stanpeach866]

Awesome idea! Need to use a helical planer rotating head with replaceable carbide inserts. Also shorten the blade to keep it closer to the motor. And if you could center drive the roating head. You should file a us patent and approach Stihl Chainsaw. Fantastic!

[@mrPauljacob]

Thats genius. Im making one for sure.

[@willtricks9432]

That is very good, I will make similar but fit it to a petrol disc cutter which I use less and change between metal or stone discs. Cheers

[@fastt11]

Mam podobną przystawkę do piły spalinowej, ale używam jej do korowania, nawet nie pomyślałem żeby likwidować tym wystające pieńki. Zaoszczędziłeś ponad 1000zł bo tyle kosztuje fabryczna. Dobra robota :-)

[@Felix-wi7nb]

The safety shoes fit perfectly to the kevlar chaps xD

[@OregonPlpl]

Super film!🌲👨🏻‍🚒

[@MadeinPolandChannel]

Dzięki!!

[@beechermudmowers5397]

this works too well!! I liked

[@felixjuanrecarteflamarique4406]

masterful!. My best wishes for your upcoming projects.

[@firstnamelastname4152]

Absolutely awesome keep making useful things I'm guna give it a shot on making my own

[@eloyworkshop541]

ESPECTACULAR!!! muy buena idea compañero!!! Me encantó verte trabajar en ese proyecto

[@res1492]

That looks totally safe!!!

[@PeteBeardsley]

Ingenious idea, love it to bits. But it does terrify me too! lol

[@i.sirius6204]

Downright brilliant!

[@janekkowalski1461]

Dobra robota! fajny patencik z gwintowaniem , pozdrawiam.

[@daugusto2662]

You are trying to get skin cancer. I was too cheap to replace my welding glove and arc welded for years without protection. Result, lots of projects done, but a good case of skin cancer on the hand that held the electrode. Please consider using a glove to protect your skin.

[@joshjorgensen1032]

Maybe you should actually do something insted of sitting on your ass all day and telling other people what to do. DICKHEAD!!!!!

[@ATMech]

Yeah it bothers me when I see people welding without gloves also, they either have no idea how dangerous it is or just assume they'll be fine.

[@85square]

@@joshjorgensen1032 you found time to write a useless comment

[@danthefrst]

At first I thought that this contraption will not have any use at all, because the knives will catch all the time.... Just couldn't fathom what in the wide world kind of use sutch a thing could be for And then just awsomeness all through! And now gotta make my own!¨ Thanks

[@allthings2allmen]

This inspires me! Thanks for sharing! Cool stuff!

[@olcus]

Thanks alot Poland. See what you went and done?... caused me more work, 'cause now I gotta MAKE ME ONE. Yeau... I like it. Now I'm a Subscriber. And that's a BIG 10-4 on the Debarker Hank.

[@paddydunne774]

Good fella. Keep thinking and keep innovating 👊🍀

[@expatconn7242]

man that is awesome !!!!!!

[@SekAustria]

wow nice hack bro

[@timtremblay8601]

Nice one - very nice indeed ! A belt sander rigged with chisel blades would also be useful !

[@abelpadilla7789]

Awesome! Good work!

[@mustapekka9768]

you are best youtuber

[@leksey7870]

Very interesting solution!

[@BluntForceTrauma666]

Be sure to tie the far end of that axle back to the frame (form a triangle) with another piece of steel. That 90 degree welded connection to the frame at the chain bar is under a lot of stress and likely to fatigue crack and fail, taking with it your wide blade guard and everything else. That doesn't look like something you want to have crawling up your arm at several thousand RPM...

[@kasiakowalska500]

Trzeba mieć niezły zapał i możliwości czasowe, żeby się tak bawić. Proszę zrobić rębak z prawdziwego zdarzenia na przyczepie z silnikiem, to może kupię od Pana.

[@bigfootsasquatch-sl2mn]

Beats renting a stump grinder, nifty idea , cool beans👍👍👍👍👍👍👍from Texas. 🇺🇸

[@BeachsideHank]

This would definitely be a good tool to have for log home builders, finessing joints, debarking, tapering, etc. Nice work!

[@kristianskov4841]

I agree.... I think I have seen one before, but build by some company. Canadian or US, mayby... don´t remember. But very nice build....!!

[@cheaphomesteading]

BeachsideHank agree

[@prakashkumawat6761]

BeachsतरनरथतदककढideHank your

[@leonardoandolfatto4182]

BeachsideHank

[@leonardoandolfatto4182]

BeachsideHan

[@BoHolbo]

This is CRAZY!! I like crazy 😎

[@Nancelot13]

I will be building one of those!!!

[@krisj9139]

It would be better if you made some cuts in the blades so you got some teth in it. Now you just have a nice plane tool But if you cut straight down with your grinder in the blades you’ll got some nice teth to chew up those things much better and faster

[@davidhamm5626]

Kristian Johansson a

[@krisj9139]

David Hamm post a vid on that.:)

[@davidhamm5626]

Sorry it was a question miss fire.😰

[@krisj9139]

David Hamm those knife blades that you made you need to cut some lines in to it. Then they will chew up those stumps much faster Do you know what a plane tool is?

[@davidhamm5626]

IF I did make one it might have the added teeth, but I am not the maker!

[@euroace3507]

Super robota jak zawsze. Oby tak dalej Darecki. Pozdrawiam

[@azadazady8360]

Very nice job.

[@ezeshortbus]

Love your Chanel “Polski power!” Hello from Chicago 👍🏼✌🏼

[@greg657]

Nice work

[@brianwaters5040]

I've been cutting trees for nearly 20 years and never have I seen a saw retrofitted to be used as a mni stump grinder and precision wood working tool. Your fabrication skills and creativity are quite impressive.

[@LocustMotorWorks]

Just subscribed, loved this vid man!

[@robertthornhill4379]

this is a good job 10/10

[@chocolatte6157]

A couple of observations: Very ingenious. This guy really hates little stumps. He needs to layoff the caffeine. Movements that quick can’t be healthy. 😁 I find a chain and my Jeep Wrangler make a good landscaping tool. Might have to find and cut one or two roots near the surface, but these size stumps could be pulled.

[@krzysztof18199]

Do pieńków to trochę szkoda ;) Fajna robota !

[@MacStrange]

Great Job!

[@MrStreetboy80]

Saves ruining chains and saves buying a stump grinder. Good if you need to get rid of loads of small stumps fast. Id use this.

[@ROMANXY-nu9rj]

DAS IST EINE SUPER IDEE

[@Chuffin_ell]

Like the chain guard.

[@TheWoodWerker]

Wow! Absolutely awesome project Buddy! I enjoy ALL your builds! Thanks for Sharing! Have A Super Week!.....Gus