Project 082 | Make it extreme's vibratory tumbler

[@MakeitExtreme]

We would like to thanks Mat Mor Raw for the Music! Check The Artist Here: soundcloud.com/mateuszmorawski

[@pawelaco]

the highest class, best regards

[@mikedrop4421]

You guys are killing it! Keep up the great content please!

[@StopaskingformynameYouTube]

I would like to tell Mat Mor Raw that the music is way too intense for this video. It's not an action scene, it's fabrication..

[@spikeydapikey1483]

Lovin the tunes! Cheers!

[@MatMorRaw]

Excellent video! It's great to be here with my music. Thanks for featuring my tunes :)

[@timsworkshop85]

All action, No talking! Keep it up MiE!

[@doubledarefan]

Another way to express it: No yack yack, all whack whack.

[@mikedrop4421]

Man, I've never really thought about how badly I need an industrial sized tumbler in my life before now.

[@elesjuan]

If you're a reloader, think of all the brass you could polish with this! I've seen competitive shooters use small cement mixers before.. lol

[@radcow]

To be fair we only need what we think about

[@DimaProk]

@@elesjuan I would probably go with small cement mixer, will last longer and wet tumbling is better.

[@sgibbons77]

You make some of my favorite build videos - no need for a voice-over or explanation, your demonstration skills are all that's needed. Excellent work!

[@adelgilani2549]

these type of people are an added value to the life . thanks.

[@Airn5475]

I could watch finely machined parts slide together all day. So satisfying. Well done sirs!

[@justingould2020]

That trick with the shim in the lathe was really neat!

[@jay1st1st]

The shim for making an exentric is an excellent idea !!

[@joelclear1578]

Jay - I thought the same. So simple yet yields a perfect result.

[@michael-michaelmotorcycle]

The equipment I run at work has a lot of eccentric shafts used for adjusting pressures between rollers, printing plates & blankets. I’ve always wondered how those shafts were made. Now I know.

[@danielberei3021]

Or you could use the independent four jaw chuck.

[@scuffieduffie]

I dont hope they are made this way in that machine.@@michael-michaelmotorcycle

[@scuffieduffie]

Oldest trick in the book.

[@rogeliomarquez7918]

Man, every time I end up seeing one of your videos I feel the need to wake up and make something in the shop. Congrats, another great project !!

[@letzego4649]

Could you make a workshoptour, to give us the possibility to see all of your awesome selfmade "machines" at once ? (Like if you agree folks^^)

[@markfryer9880]

Here is proof that if you have a metal lathe you can make the rest of the tools needed for your workshop. I am pretty certain that who ever came up with that saying never anticipated the efforts of Make It Extreme.Not in their wildest dreams.We regular Subscribers know better.Make It Extreme never does things by half measure.

[@zumbazumba1]

And if you have milling machine and lathe you can fly to the mars.

[@jeetenzhurlollz8387]

There is a theory that says that world war 2 was triggerred mostly becasue of tools like lathes and milling machines.Industrialisation became too easy suddenly.

[@Ritalie]

This is amazing. Yes a Lathe and Milling Machine are needed to exist on Earth. Otherwise you are stuck buying everything new for millions of dollars. Unfortunately a good lathe cost several billion dollars, and millions of dollars to have it shipped to your house. A milling machine is about 1 trillion dollars. Then you gotta have a shop, which costs another 10 trillion dollars.

[@AlekseyCamodelkin]

This is a serious channel for self-made works. The author of the video is special with a capital letter.

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you very much! :)

[@chadstone1973]

If you’re gonna make something, make it extreme or don’t make it at all! Awesome tumbler and video!

[@courtneycarter575]

I like the way you keep your workspace clean. I cannot Stand a disheveled shop. Love the video. Looking at my new 3lb tumbler in tears...

[@grayem76]

always have me guessing till about halfway through then it makes sense another great project well done

[@thereplicant8220]

Yet another awesome build vid keep up the good work guys best youtubers for fabrication out there

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@Mikefence]

Easily the best of KZbin 🤴

[@dragosdesign4563]

behind every great youtuber, there's a great cat :)

[@dariorodriguez7157]

Every day better and better...!!! Great Make it Extreme. From Argentina.

[@vigilante004]

F'ing AWESOME!!! As usual. Thanks for sharing.

[@marso6818]

A tour of the workshop presenting all of your creations would be nice!

[@JimmysTractor]

6:06 Noooooooo! One side at a time one axis needs to be fixed. Got lucky not splitting the bottom with that crooked press.

[@CoolKoon]

Yeah, I was cringing when I saw that too. He was REALLY lucky....

[@CoolKoon]

Chris Russell Well, the reason he gets away with it most of the time is because the thickness of the materials he uses usually allows him to afford quite a large margin of error I think.

[@Smurphenstein]

@Chris Russell I was thinking something similar. Too many expensive machines for the novice along with no real explanations of why or how but the professionals will see a better way to do it so really no good for either. Then the music fit only for a transformers fight scene really annoyed me too.

[@thegoodearth7]

@Chris Russell Knit-picking along these lines (non-verifiable statements) is not very becoming for such a self-proclaimed engineer like yourself. Please put the url for us to actually see what you do . . . that is the appropriate follow-up for people who like to call an obviously gifted fabricator out. Unless it is actually something else . . . like jealousy . . . that is actually the engine driving your statements. In that case, why not just be honest about it rather than laundering your insecurity through a mountain of theoretical quality control diatribe.

[@v8trauma]

@Chris Russell well I have seen them close up and as you say, a tyre is the way to go. Conveyor belting works well too. Lots of people love this chanel and get upset when it's pointed out that the stuff demonstrated is sub parr. Basically they feel upset that they're not bright enough to see this tat for what it is and don't much care for the anyone who points it out. I particularly like the comments about showing your own video to prove well known facts. In my case, I'm too busy doing stuff based on sound engineering principles to bother posting a video about it, I suspect you're in the same boat.

[@henrymonroy9533]

Your skills never cease to amaze

[@MinhasA]

i learn so much watching your videos! i always look forward to the videos... thank you!

[@ThisTall]

As a wood worker, machine work and lathes especially just baffle me. take one look at how hard that center nut wobbles @3:05 and yet i know it will all work out nice and true.

[@markfryer9880]

Kermit Strange, it's just working with a different material and some slightly different techniques.

[@eloyworkshop541]

Amazing, very good work, no doubt you are my step to follow, a big hug and greetings from Spain.

[@magnitolavsem9842]

Мужик ты мастер на все руки !!! Пишу по русски не обижайся , но тем самым хочу сказать что мастерство не имеет языковых барьеров !!! Надеюсь ты поймешь что написано)) Завидую твоем мастерской !!!

[@RAdams]

Thumbs up for Never Boring

[@michael-michaelmotorcycle]

The equipment I run at work has a lot of eccentric shafts used for adjusting pressures between rollers, printing plates & blankets. I’ve always wondered how those shafts were made. Now I know.

[@CheeseToastOfDeath]

Huh. When I saw the thumbnail, my first thought was that you were going to use this machine to automate screening the ball mill's output, but this is probably more important. As usual for your creations, this thing looks pretty well engineered and a tad overkill, both of which are why I follow you guys.

[@38911bytefree]

Stunning work. this is ART.

[@DeepRafterGaming]

That design is quiet clever, nice work...

[@SamfaidaMeRECREATOR]

🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹Sempre grandi progetti, complimenti.. Anche se per noi umili Makers... Troppo Professionale. 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@jeremymadden7021]

You have to keep making these badass videos! 👌🏻

[@hubert3344]

comme toujours très bel ouvrage Merci pour cette belle vidéo. Salut amical de Paris

[@maltesefireworks]

First video on how actually you can do this machine at home ! Keep it up

[@maltesefireworks]

You should do a video on how to make a normal ball mill 😊

[@MentalCatalyst]

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[@alonzosanchez8577]

Incredible!! Really Always Something Amazing Being Built 👍👍👍

[@DonQuichotteLiberia]

Once again a pleasantly extreme build!

[@parisgk]

μπραβο φιλε μου δεν εχω λογια εισαι πραγματικα τελειος πολυ καλη δουλεια !!!!!

[@MarionMakarewicz]

Absolutely stunning! You all are just the best inspiration to go out and make things!

[@domenicoscopelliti163]

Great job , great idea! Respect from italy

[@quentinfriant5614]

It would be interesting to use your own roller bender. Great and useful project !

[@markbero2357]

Good day! Im a student and really inspired about your inventions. Can i ask something if that is okay with you. Do you have calculations before you do this machine?

[@samc5898]

Next step is to add a solvent sprayer under the lid to help clean and keep that dust down

[@jerrygonzalez6643]

Extremely satisfying videos to watch! I’m curious to know what your work shop looks like.

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Good job !

[@vidili68]

Hi there Good job have good day and happy day 👍👍

[@marcellomagagna3018]

I NEED ONE LIKE THAT! WONDERFUL JOB!

[@fiveeightdrumstudio3499]

at 7:50 youre bolting the bottom on with no seal, doesnt the dust come out the bottom? its plastic press fit onto a piece of steel, then inside the drum youve got another steel piece inside. Am I missing something here? or is it sealed well enough for long term use? did you put a seal under the steel inside and I just missed it? Awesome stuff as always!

[@tonsteineglasuren1323]

very cool video can you please tell me which motor and control you used for the spirator thanks 😊 Greetings michael

[@jon4x4]

You are my ultimate Superhero 😘👍🏼

[@Hias467]

Good vibes me tooo😏😂

[@ageofmau]

Make it extreme video: I "like" it right before watching the video... amazing guys

[@khawarsabir8212]

God bless you I can pray for u can send more interesting videos

[@dfapetrie]

I just signed up for a welding class. I'm pretty sure I'm going to burn my fingers off. I hope you can live with yourself.

[@hsarmh100]

You are the best 💐❤️

[@lagosfe]

Γειά σας ρε μαστορες! Είσαστε τελειοι!

[@ΓιώργοςΟρφανιώτης]

I am looking forward for the chicken plunker!

[@eduki]

Can I ask you what's the electric engine to make it work? It's an excellent job, subscribed!

[@donaldasayers]

Amazing what you can do with a £10000 lathe, a £2000 press and a top end mig welder.

[@scuffieduffie]

You can't buy skills.

[@charlesmoon2]

Excellent job, congratulations 🎉

[@martincommunications5381]

Great build guys! Why don't you guys use the metal Bender or roller Bender you built?

[@istvanmeissler2238]

You are awesome...but you knew that! Another great video. Much thanks.

[@steveobee3488]

Do you guys have a parts list and prints so i can build one that size

[@jonathanweis557]

Love you guys ! You do a lot of great welding using many different methods. I know your style is silent but I would love to hear you guys talk about your welding knowledge and how you make it look so easy, what equipment you use, technique etc. Thanks Again !!

[@andypcguy1]

Everything you make is fantastic. My favorite KZbin channel. If you get feeling really ambitious please make a twin blade saw mill. Look at turbomill or Lucas mill. I would buy the plans. Cheers. Keep up the good work you're awesome.

[@c.pc.5805]

I'm trying to figure out sir what did you use for your bowl that you cut down on here??? Can you please tell me?

[@marcellomagagna3018]

Hello, one question: which springs do you use for this tumbler? Thanks in advance. Marcello

[@langhilau]

When you are inserting the bearings into the hubs like you did on this video, how much smaller is the hub than the bearing itself?

[@asakayosapro]

I would think that in particular, it would be a press fit, which would be having both parts have the exact same measurement or even a few thousandths of an inch of extra just to keep the parts together via compression. There's various ways to put together parts like these.. you have slip fit, press fit, and shrink fit, with the latter two having zero clearance between the mating parts, but the latter using thermal expansion to allow the parts to either be slip or press fitted, and once the temperature expansion is gone, the two parts are fitted so tightly that they might as well have been welded, unless the part breaks from excessive compression stress.

[@DreidMusicalX]

WOW! I am just getting into rock tumbling and came a crossed this video. Man I would love to have this thing. How much does one like this cost?

[@DeviantWays]

Ok that’s just badass, the whole build absolute talent to create and awesome machine. Kudos, Mad Respect! Shabbat Shalom

[@jantjebeton4856]

Nice work you a real handyman

[@josepherwin8709]

Brilliant piece of work! I’ve got a couple of small tumblers for cleaning small pieces, but that thing could almost eliminate my need for a media-blaster. Sweet work! Love the music.

[@MCsCreations]

Amazing work! :D And beautiful cat!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thanks! :)

[@matthewlorfeld5412]

Why didnt you use your own metal tube bender? It would have been cool to see you use tools you already made to make other tools. Love your stuff.

[@curiosity7938]

Great!!!!!!!! Thank you for vidéo And hello from France !!😉

[@mitchelperkins6723]

Very good build. I need one of these myself.

[@dimosgia]

Πολύ ωραία κατασκευή. Μπράβο σου. Πως λέγεται το μέσο λείανσης; Πως το ζητάμε; Και πάλι μπράβο!

[@adelkoffi1113]

best youtubers ever

[@XXCoder]

Amazing video. What I hate, however, is flashing effect. it gives me instant headache which means it could be seizure danger for people more sensitive to it.

[@michaelclark2840]

Nice build. Where did you source your bowl and springs and medium?

[@metalmogul4691]

You are making many peoples dreams.

[@bombaydan]

Wow amazing craftsman at work

[@asvarien]

Awesome as always!

[@cooldaysman8273]

Super cool and extreme, Great idea.

[@AbuEyad1429]

*_Creativity and excellence_* 👍👍

[@electroboy7422]

excellent job 👍👍👍👍

[@DeejayOmbra]

Wonderful project!

[@watahyahknow]

that one is a verry nice build , hope youre able to get more of those plastic bottles as they do wear out over time the machine might work even better if you add some water and maibe some washing machine type soap (doesnt foam) , it degreases the metal trown in and keeps the dust down , if you spray in water over the top and have a point in the bottom to drain it out it might work even better as it flushes out the fine particles , i seen machines like these give metal a polished look , i think that depends on the medium trown in there

[@dannys69]

When your mom asks what your doing in room you just say using "im using the vibratory tumbler!"

[@deankay4434]

I think that is exactly the same one sold as the “Binford 6100” series with more power. You may want to check with “Tim” the tool man Taylor for patent rights. I don’t want you in trouble. Lol. Nice job!

[@ailtonsouza3743]

Very Nice Very good 👍. This is profissional 😃

[@jadierrodriguezgomez2910]

Good guys! From to Puerto Rico🇵🇷

[@rpinarreta]

Great Job!! Now to rent this out or local service and recoup some $$. Seems like anyone could use a tumbler to clean up some old parts.

[@melickon]

This is awesome! How do you calculate parameters of this devices? How shaft should be offset and other stuff? Do you 3D model upfront?

[@randomdiy6717]

hey man...i love your videos.... please make a medium duty plastic shredder

[@pablosuarez4410]

Sois una maquinas chicos unos genios no se os resiste nada eee fenomenossss 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💪💪😂

[@eln74]

Phaking awesome dudes, tnx for sharing it!!! 🗜⚙🔩📐🛠⛓🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@3aloshshi7a96]

Thank you for your efforts

[@heartmonger751]

Are those stones special? What material did you put in it? Thanks

[@ch3no2freak]

Have you thought of making a long travel radial arm saw that use a circular saw that you can detach?