Band Wheels From Motorcycle Wheels - Band Sawmill Build #16

[@morgansword]

Your courteous, not lazy! Never put yourself down. To many people let others walk on them because others see weakness. I see a very hard working and most definitely man to recon with when you grow to full grown adult, Your a young adult now but time will season or hone your skills. I could of used a couple of you to raise as my own... I'm 72 now so I have seen a lot of water go under the bridge

[@MarionMakarewicz]

I like how you just put it together. Obviously you know what you are going to do, but the fun of being surprised as you build this, having no idea what comes next, is never boring! Keep them coming.

[@DonnDIY]

We're on the same boat. I have some ideas in my head but they may never come out as I planned originally. So I keep surprising myself too. :D

[@DanKoning777]

Your words at the beginning are the truest words ever spoken regarding every well designed build: _"I'm sure once it's finished it's going to be yeah that's easy."_ That truth becomes even more evident if people watch someone like you working, namely b/c you make things look so easy/less complicated which in many respects is good, and with others; well not so good. Think I'll get myself a welder, ruler, hammer...and start building...😏 😬 😄 Loving this series too Donn!

[@19Dennis53]

This guy is a frickin genius.

[@prancstaman]

You know your stuff. :) I built and fixed those Hammond polishing lathes with sanding belts, back stands, and all the trimmings, even with the pneumatic tensioners and manual tensioners. You got the right thinking with the blade tracking nailed, even with the shape of the motorcycle wheels. Pretty good.

[@dennishall9173]

Love the channel your so smart and very informative and inspiring thaky you 👏 keep up the good work

[@АлексейСычков-и3в]

Молодец парень золотые руки у тебя !!👍👍👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Crewsy]

@ 1:42 The ultimate in optimism. “I think there’s enough room. Should be. Hopefully.”

[@dignitas1980]

Hahaha, brotherly love...with that middle finger. I bet he`s younger than you.:) Great project!

[@pup734]

Your fabrication skills are amazing. I have learned a lot by watching your videos thanks for sharing

[@DonnDIY]

Thanks for watching!

[@69donaldm1]

enjoying the sawmill build very much.

[@markusnurmi1720]

🤣🤣 I like your encouraging your brother. Some day he will be as handy as you.

[@janeksillakivi8751]

Markus Nurmi Kõik ilus tore aga tahaks näha kuidas töötab! Sa oled seal kusagil oti pää takan?

[@DonnDIY]

Seal kuskil jah.

[@janeksillakivi8751]

Donn DIY Mul sama asi käsil. Äkki saame kasulik üksteisele olla. Igatahes [e-mail]

[@ronaldogoncalves8378]

Parabéns, parabéns, parabéns. Obrigado o passo a passo mais completo. Ganhou mais um inscrito. Ronaldo (Brasil)

[@TheWadetube]

It looks great. I know from experience that designing anything can take 3 times longer than building it because solving problems and overcoming obstacles is not easy and it takes time and experience and resourcefulness. Good luck.

[@DonnDIY]

Yep, that's right. Now when everything is done I take a look at the mill it all looks logical and easy to fabricate. But not when I did it all. :D

[@saradolphin3242]

Darn Ingenious I like it!

[@davidestelter1092]

I admire your persistence!! you will achieve your goal in time !!

[@DonnDIY]

Cheers! I hope you're right. The little things are getting to me. They eat up so much time!

[@digambarroham831]

U r just awesome engineer bro....love frm India.

[@czedek89]

Hej Man. You are a genius

[@joblaan7068]

Absolutely awsome what you are building

[@DonnDIY]

Cheers! Thanks for watching the video!

[@scottgouker808hardwrkr]

You only have the "slack" in your square tubing, for one of two reasons. #1. Metric dimension steel 75 mm does not nest snug with 100 mm steel. # 2 the wall thickness can be adjusted to take up most of the slack! For "standard" dimension steel square tubing, a 3/16" wall thickness is optimum. 3-1/2" nests perfectly with 4" as does every other dimension in 1/2" increments. Instead of slots to allow axle movement, the entire wheel frame work can "nest" and move as a complete unit. just a bit more welding involved. What did you select as a pully size to determining the blade speed?

[@wickedprotos1937]

Amazing build!!!

[@jlhomestead954]

Really looks great.

[@binod-ki5lb]

Very work ❤

[@carlospaezpy]

buenísimo su vídeo..y su trabajo...me gusta saludos desde Paraguay..

[@gregkieser1157]

Great progress. Looking forward to seeing the first cuts.

[@DonnDIY]

Me too. I hope it will work and needs only small amount of adjustments or rebuilds to achieve desired result.

[@mikecox3659]

Really big project .... nice welds ... all the best!

[@DonnDIY]

Cheers. Come back for the next episode. ;)

[@marksparkplug7758]

Hey you are doing a great job! Take care.

[@МиХРЮткаЗинченЦо]

Велосипедная пилорама, я работал на такой, на нашу долю выпала переработка горельника с лесосклада, как шахтёры выглядили. Самый гемор это сварка лент.

[@bfd1565]

Beautiful work bud!!!!!

[@DonnDIY]

Cheers man!

[@rahamtullahmansuri7665]

Watching from the very beginning of your saw mill built and loving it how its turning out.... Awesome, love your work now waiting for the next episode

[@Helder_lacerda]

Aguardando o próximo

[@JonDingle]

An interesting build!

[@user-UYUT.StruyServis]

ну вв общем ты большой молодец!!! ведь нет людей у которых не чему учиться - есть люди которые не хотят учиться! всем терпения и добра и конечно здоровья

[@leojamesmazerolle3237]

Николай Мастеров i

[@leemer1]

What else can I say but...pretty good!

[@TheDistur]

Looking good!

[@DonnDIY]

Now imagine it with paint. :D

[@Neuron43]

Slow and lazy wins the race!

[@DonnDIY]

Let's hope so. :D

[@yunustopanase1992]

Is the best friend❤❤❤

[@shigatsuningen]

Very nice engineering and really well thought through systems of leveraging and weighing of the tension and torque on the blade. Are you an engineer by education or simply self taught or some vocational training/education?

[@brunoventorim1725]

muito bom, mal vejo a hora de começar a minha. até o proximo vídeo!

[@charlesbynum1841]

Looking nice sir

[@ماهرالدوري-ع2خ]

Dear Doonn Diy is a horse Dower engine that rune fuel to run this machine and Cuts all sizes

[@AFHProjects]

I have collected some beer cans so I have to visit you :P This is a excuse to see you sawmill build.

[@DonnDIY]

Come over! You're welcome! ;)

[@titanstudioproductions335]

Love the sawmill build series. Keep up the awesome work !! 👍🏻👍🏻 You inspire my to be creative when doing anything fabrication, may God bless you .

[@DonnDIY]

Thanks man. I'm glad I'm good influence. :D

[@031568dennis]

Great job, Donn. I've been really looking forward to watching your progress on this because I have many of the same materials. I, too, was going to use motorcycle tires. It's good to see that you had the same idea as I did for tracking adjustment. I'm using adjustable conveyor belt tensioner pillow blocks that somebody was selling locally online in the classifieds for a fraction of their worth. Essentially, they're doing the exact same thing you're doing in much the same way. It's funny to see that you have the same relationship with your brother that I do with mine. When I was a boy, I told him he had a disease that required him to eat dirt three times a day in order to survive... It's a good thing I told him about it because otherwise he may never have learned what pinworms were. Our relationship has pretty much stayed at that level ever since. Looking forward to your next video! I'll prepare my wife for my crabbiness by telling her it may not show up until next weekend. 😁

[@emeltea33]

Dennis C, that's funny about the dirt and pinworms. Did he ever make you smell his finger? Itching his butt before hand would allow him to inoculate you with them...

[@031568dennis]

Doug Owens Not that I know of. Lol Maybe one day he may slip up and divulge that he enacted some sweet revenge when I was sleeping.

[@DonnDIY]

Hey, thanks. As you've already read about the motorcycle tires/wheels in the comments I suggest you wait out my trial & error on this setup. If it blows up on me I will show it in the video too. Then you can save yourself from the work involved with building this setup. :D But it will take a little more time before the first cuts are made. Yeah, brothers are great fun to communicate with. Wouldn't change it for anything. I'm pretty sure the next video will be uploaded on the next weekend so you can set your cycle accordingly. :D Thanks for watching and commenting. I mean it!

[@philippeaupy4891]

les vidéos sont si bien tournées que même si je comprend pas la langue les images suffisent!!!

[@DonnDIY]

C'est bon à entendre! (Google Translator)

[@lennutrajektoor]

RÖÖK @ rohkem emotsiooni! See on nagu paluda eestlaselt midagi võimatut! ;)

[@DonnDIY]

😁

[@DonnDIY]

Täpselt.

[@ياربيارب-ص1ظ]

Very good

[@Atlantismonkey40]

Always interesting.

[@jangoc5043]

Allen

[@Z71Ranger]

Great Work... Nice Build...

[@hassanal-mosawi6049]

Thanks

[@jorgefernando2762]

MUITO BOM,VERY GOOD.

[@oljames1687]

..See, even your brother knows you are #1. He's missing a gear he might as well miss some tensioners also...!

[@DonnDIY]

I looked into his drawer of goodies but couldn't find anything. :D

[@lionhans9675]

احسنت عمل جيد 🇮🇶👍🌷🌹

[@user-UYUT.StruyServis]

ПИЛИШЬ РОМБОМ, КОНЕЧНО ЖЕ ЧТОБ НЕ ЗАЖИМАЛО

[@Finntheweekendwarrior]

this is awsome

[@DonnDIY]

Cheers man, I'm glad you like it!

[@mxrider2strokebraaap54]

Great video😄👍

[@DonnDIY]

Thanks! There will be more! ;D

[@martins.r.j925]

muito bom parabèns gostei

[@gregfeneis609]

Keep up the good work. I hope you don't get two tired ;-)

[@DonnDIY]

Hahaa, I might get three tired. :D

[@user-sg6nq5kt7q]

Great really I like it

[@mrlithium69]

We could see the twist in the crooked frame when you cut it on the saw before you started welding ;p Was wondering how long itd take you to realize

[@DonnDIY]

It was the 6 m long piece that was bent under the load of itself since it wasn't properly supported. The crookedness came from welding the frame on the cross beam of the saw head not on the leveled trailer bed. It didn't take me long to realize that it's crooked. So not much time was lost. :D

[@jeremychester7495]

Can you post a link where I can purchase the pillow blocks for your raising and lowering mechanism?

[@ohotnik0712]

Классно получилось

[@jessebaldwin7297]

I ALL ways said.... it's cause the matrix was dealing with a junk yard I really wish the anonymous was in power

[@brianbassett4379]

Make sure your insurance is up to date.

[@AlexAlex-cq7yw]

Привет. На той стороне, где натягивается колесо, ниже 2 см...... Там же профиль добавлен 20*40....

[@DonnDIY]

Да. Это намеренно. Я объясню это в следующем видео.

[@dukiiii]

What are the odds that metal saw blade rupture or trim the tire during (prolonged) use? Is it safe (enough) to use tire instead of metal wheels?

[@xrookie650]

Very impressed! Slow and lazy? I think not.

[@DonnDIY]

Right now I'm at the stage of the build where I tinker on the small things and not much is showing and that gets a little bit frustrating compared to the start of the project where I added big pieces of the trailer at a time and the progress was showing faster.

[@xrookie650]

Yes but good on you for staying the course. I’ve done many projects that get 75-90% done and I lose interest. Very much looking forward to seeing the completion of your sawmill

[@Guust_Flater]

Awesome! 👍😀🇳🇱

[@michael.jensen]

Guust DDR

[@yahiaqarfaoui3494]

عين

[@Crewsy]

Is the drive wheel (with sprocket) smaller in diameter than the old front tire so you added the 1” (25mm”) spacers to lower the axle? As it seems right now the blade won’t be level across the trailer frame.

[@DonnDIY]

Nope, they're the same. I added this for a reason but I will explain this further in a future video. The levelness of the blade is achieved by the guide rollers anyway, so that's not an issue. ;)

[@TheFenix717]

Hello my friend! why are you sure that the saw does not fly off?

[@jeanpaulduchateau4602]

Hi Donn Diy, could you tell me on which site did you buy the circular saw blade to cut the steel? Thank you very much !!

[@daanvolvo5719]

Is there any part list? What kind/ size tires do you use? And what size band saw?

[@DonnDIY]

18" motorcycle wheels. Band wheel length according to your machine, band width according to your liking.

[@user-UYUT.StruyServis]

а такой вылет после когда движок работает конструкцию не бьет вибрацией?

[@K0ql4Chanel]

nice

[@doragon0325jp]

バイクのホイルの軸は再利用できなかったのですか？(Is it impossible to reuse the axis of a motorcycle wheel?)

[@joshuaburgess3701]

Man you make awesome videos with lots of Franken projects. Just out of curiosity what country do you live in? It sounds like you speak German but I don't so I wouldn't know. Looking forward to the next sawmill video!

[@DonnDIY]

I live in Estonia. The European safety regulations have not yet reached the wilderness of the Estonian countryside so I'm still allowed to build stuff that can potentially harm me badly. :D Thus the Frankenstein projects. Thanks for watching!

[@kjmonosr]

what type of blade do you have on your chop saw?

[@majed9556]

Good luck 🇸🇦

[@zzz13zzz17]

Hello. Do you have enough logs for your epic product?

[@DonnDIY]

I will have to get some more from the forest when I run out. :D

[@محمدكناني-ف8ع]

👑👍👍👍👍👍

[@MRPLAYDOH100]

Any reason you put your metal in the chopsaw sideways like that? Edit: any reason you cut your square tube sideways like that

[@DonnDIY]

The manufacturer said the blade lasts longer this way. I wanna try how much blade life I can get out of it.

[@poordecisionsgarage9834]

Would you be willing to do an update on the tiny house?

[@DonnDIY]

The tiny house will have some big updates in the near future including the full build of the porch, the steam room and the washing room. Accordingly, these are the things that still need to be done to call the sauna/tiny house project finished. Oh yeah, also a new bridge and wooden stairs to the bridge on the pond. Sh*t, also the outhouse. :D Lots of things to do if I think about it!

[@АлександрПеев-л4ь]

Хотя да они же сразу сломаются

[@AlexAlex-cq7yw]

Hey. From the side where the wheel is stretched, you added 2 cm ........... It's the same below.

[@DonnDIY]

The powered wheel is placed lower than the idler / blade tensioning wheel intentionally. I will explain this further in a future episode.

[@douglaspohl1827]

What keeps the saw blade on the rubber wheels when pushing to cut a log? Wear eye protection please!

[@DonnDIY]

There are going to be blade guides in the cutting zone which support the cutting force.

[@douglaspohl1827]

OK... will see how it goes...

[@realmediastudio2120]

Брат что строиш 2 ой ролик смотрю Классно выглядит

[@eufemiasolis2292]

Can I ask where did you buy that blade? Or it is custom made?

[@DonnDIY]

Bought it online locally.

[@euvalporteladossantos8155]

Brasil

[@wovada]

This is constracshn the good. But were electro privod, electro motor? Were robotics sistem? This is no vere good!

[@darinmbicknell]

Boring? Boring? Really you think this is boring? Welding action, insulting your brother, more welding... nope I was entertained.

[@jongodavid1185]

Pliz upload a video from starting till the finished. Grtjob dumps up

[@DonnDIY]

That's a good idea!

[@pauloalbertovamosfalardequ6976]

qual seu país?

[@АлександрПеев-л4ь]

От свое техники немог взять

[@suenwmiller]

you cant change the blade without taking thw wheels OFF

[@DonnDIY]

I can. 😉

[@chanborinsan8583]

I want you to make water pump teach me please

[@amosabonmai6540]

I want to buy

[@ВалераРязанов-м8ж]

12

[@MrBloodySerb]

Haha, lazy. If you are lazy, I am dead.

[@brendanhealey2528]

You are far from lazy.

[@brunoventorim1725]

muito bom, mal vejo a hora de começar a minha. até o proximo vídeo!