How To Make A Power Hacksaw Machine Part-2 || DIY Power Hacksaw

[@АлександрСлайерков]

*Всё на месте, но что-то не так* *Всё же лучше заморочиться и сделать небольшой лентопильный станок или торцовку с пильным диском по металлу* *Хотя в места не чего и этот станок пригодился бы, если нужно пилить без шума и пыли и есть вагон времени* *Автору за труды* 👍👍👍🇷🇺

[@vinny7168]

Very good Congratulations! I just noticed a certain vibration in the arm that could be a lack of alignment, but nothing that compromises the project. The arm bearing idea was brilliant!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@cragybar]

Add a spring to the arm to keep it in tension and make it cut on the push stroke rather than the pull. Also weld the frame as it will work loose eventually and end up loose. As for accuracy if you shim the sides of the slide with either plastic or even brass screws it will help it perform much better in the long run. Apart from that I'm off to make one thanks for the idea man. 👍

[@ВасилийКузнецов-щ6я]

Особенно понравилась кнопка аварийной остановки!!! Просто и со вкусом... I especially liked the emergency stop button!!! Simple and tasteful...

[@georgequalls5043]

If you can engineer this contraption, you can engineer an auto oiler. Great job but me, I will use my angle grinder.

[@marcusgamerpro6629]

Lol exactly with angle grinder for this time you will cut 3000 pieces 😂

[@tonywilson4713]

You guys are quite right for the flat bar shown at the end but if its solid square or round stock over 25mm you'll start to struggle with an angle grinder. Is something like this as good as a band saw? NO, its not even close, *BUT* not everyone can afford a band saw and if your a backyard or shed guy then this isn't a bad solution. The thing I really don't like is the complete lack of guards. But I am an engineer with 25+ years in automation and we do guarding. This thing has so many pinch points its scary and just a glance down the right hand side the links show that NONE of the guys are guarding anything. That's all well and good if its your fingers but if its your kids' or someone else's then its just NOT.

[@caseyoliver165]

I have to say that's the most Nicest piece of machinery that I've ever seen and well done

[@Raul_Gajadhar]

Very nice build, but still should weld the frame up in the future, to keep sturdy ends, nylon nuts are good but not for such a heavy machine. I have a feeling a regular high quality hacksaw blade would be better for this machine, because it is not a weighted lever machine, and it will reduce shaking. Still very a very useful build. In fact this is the best build I've seen in these power hacksaws. Good job!

[@HermanOtto-wr2nn]

Witam z Polski bardzo przyzwoicie wykonane pomysłowo w szczególności prowadnica ramy z brzeszczotem to jest istotna rzecz bez luzów to decyduje o cięciu w koncie oczywiście zostawiam łapkę w górę za pomysł pozdrawiam

[@أحمدبومحمد-ي4ش]

Great job, thank you for it. You need water to be drip in order not to heat the iron and the saw.

[@vikash.v2184]

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[@stanmcdonald]

Do you have plans for this machine. I would like to make one

[@mariabonilla8755]

Could someone tells me what motor is that?

[@SiMacKenzieWorkshop]

State of the comments on this video! Great job on the build. Doesn't look 'too slow,' to me.

[@JuanGarcia-1125]

Me ha gustado mucho tu diseño. Solo que yo lo haré DE PEDAL. Actualmente estoy terminando mi TORNO DE PEDAL y enseguida iré por la sierra para metales. Saludos desde Reynosa Tamaulipas México!!!

[@tony49PA]

Good friend, good project especially for those who do not know how to weld metal. However the support arm, and the saw with the plate and bearings will have a considerable load on the blade with that modest thickness and the lateral stiffness does not seem to be sufficient to guarantee precise cuts. However, with little expense and little work and few tools he has created a credible project (but which can be improved above all in the friction of the connecting rod and crank).👍👍👍

[@hibari4139]

Nice but very slow🤣👌♥️

[@regsparkes6507]

This , in itself is interesting,.but the production, i.e. cutting speed leaves a lot to be desired,.I would think! This is why I would choose a band saw or a grinder with a cutting wheel over a hacksaw . But thanks for showing that this can be done.

[@cragybar]

With weight on the cutting arm and the blade mounted to cut on the push stroke instead of the return this would probably cut 100 times faster.

[@whatnonsense2447]

what are the ratings of motor is it dc or ac

[@sitgesvillaapartmentneilsc7924]

needs a weight on top of the handle and get rid of the scary belly wire!! love it though no welding and portable!

[@Sakhephi]

Nice project. For stability I would use weight or tension spring on top . Gravity fed cutting fluid can also be accommodated

[@saurabhvishwakarma9494]

Motor rpm kitna hai

[@mariabonilla8755]

Alguien me podría decir qué motor es ese?

[@rajputdashrathsinh]

Bhai Fantastic 👍 👍 👍 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼જય જગન્નાથ🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Aprendiz-de-Marceneiro]

Excellent job 👏

[@ModeBricoMetal]

K buenos un buen like compañero

[@harishsuthar5168]

Grinder se ho jata h

[@homemadetools]

Looking good! We put this video on our homemade tools forum yesterday, along with part 1 :)

[@bettytherussiantortoise2808]

Hey nice job on this do you have plans at all?

[@joselitoanalisisdefabricac4026]

Genial mi papá de gran genialidad tu inventó muy útil

[@sergey31rus20]

Болгарки уже не в моде)))

[@reenvikas1969]

Very gud built. As everyone suggested please upgrade to next level

[@MHasanSohaibQ]

vibration in arm is due to no dead load on arm to put the arm weight heavy on the job while cutting any metal object.

[@nissanzargari]

Great job bro ,weldone , from Israel

[@danconicevski1300]

Very professional

[@parvizzargari9183]

Very nice job you are grand master.i like it very much

[@nicasiosalongajr860]

replace bigger pulley to maximise the length of cutting blade.

[@vikash.v2184]

Yeah

[@doylerabjohn3435]

Nice build & great idea...... I have improvement idieas thoughts in my head. Better quality then Harbor Freight. Definitely great design.

[@MarcoParedes-d7i]

Congratulations excellent project, if possible could you help me with the plans to have the necessary measurements and material? Thank you

[@luisedisonsabogalguerrero7931]

Creo que le falta pesó en el cabezal, creo que con una polea más grande tendría más recorrido la hoja, pero en general muy bien

[@nicasiosalongajr860]

use thicker metal to prevent wiggling. use add counterweight to increase cutting speed. add pump to raise the blade when moving backwards.

[@lloydr.6271]

I own an old power hacksaw which I bought before I knew enough to understand what was missing. The backlift mechanism is an example. I wonder if you have an idea how to acheive that as I'm a beginner in this field. Many thanks.

[@amjadtechguide5299]

Nice video

[@robvanza]

Very nice but needs to be weighted on top of the cutting arm, there's not enough down force and the gravity alone will make it take to long to cut even small pieces.

[@hodwooker5584]

It definitely needs some weight’s added to the blade frame.

[@susantosanto713]

Dariaku teori dan praktek super sekali teri makasih atas ilmu teorinya amin?

[@brantgoose]

Hi. I'm looking for the parts list but if no I guess I'm going to watch and try to figure it out but I also looked on your website and didn't see this project on it.

[@Fred-ch2um]

Estaría bueno para cortar tubos y materiales livianos, pero para barras de acero y perfiles con más de 2mm de espesor no creo, el factor tiempo es muy importante.

[@davidkay1753]

Can I buy plans and materials list for this hack saw thank you

[@TomYoureDoingItWrong]

I like that there is no welding involved. I have neither the skills nor the equipment.

[@abhilashammulottery3768]

Vegetable cutting machine how to make

[@paulmarks8401]

Ya Make it So Easy Keep it Up thks again will try to make Like Yours Kee Ya Posted Mighty Fine to Understand

[@raymondchaine2306]

Très beau travail et la machine seems to work well. Congraduations. If you have plans available?

[@DanKoning777]

Good effort.

[@valborchardt3596]

Nice but it needs a weight on top

[@Masrendotchannel]

Mantap mantap..

[@JustinTopp]

Nice work. But add a weight to the end of the handle to provide more down force. It will cut more efficient.

[@vikash.v2184]

But , chance saw will broke

[@JustinTopp]

@@vikash.v2184 the saw will be fine. All the old power hacksaw kf this style have a weight. It’s usually only a few lbs.

[@mirzaharis914]

moter power?

[@mirzaharis914]

please make a band saw

[@trakers3]

Ełlooo Super!!! Ładna maszynka !!!

[@subodhsharma9791]

What abt rest blade.. ? Your only use 2 inches area of blade... I think wastes of blade in 2-3 cut... Expansive

[@JustinTopp]

To use the rest of the blade in a power hacksaw yo use spacer blocks to move the work further. Or slide the vise

[@sumitsoni5398]

Price please

[@victormanuellopezmaccha5234]

ADMIRABLE DIGNO DE IMITAR . SALUDOS DESDE PERU

[@yaswanthkumar2170]

Exllent

[@carman3163]

1/4 пилы работает

[@humanityisouressence3114]

perfect

[@pachenkopp6998]

fark eder mi bilmiyorum ama testere diş yönü yanlış sanırım güzel iş...

[@keithammleter3824]

What this saw can do I can do quicker with an ordinary hand hacksaw and my muscles - and it will keep me exercised and fit too. This design is too wobbly to be accurate, and accuracy is normally one of the reasons why people use a powered hacksaw. Using a cheap machine vice as it does means that it can't easily do angled cuts. Pillow block bearings are an unnecessary expense - basic self centreing bearings pressed into driledl holes just a good and a lot cheaper. Actually, for this application which is light occasional duty, plain bearings are quite sufficient and cost nothing.

[@YogeshGupta-fm8zx]

Bro can you give me components list

[@jafarmohammad7770]

Jandagi bhar kaat tehi rho Ise kaatne me jondagi gujar jaayegi

[@zacharybelford3771]

how do these russians seem to have an infiinite supply of iron... that would cost like 2000$ in Canada.

[@KhoaTran-po6yk]

Nice! But Too slow , bro!

[@omkar2701]

You are not using welding way

[@buhlerabhishekbb3143]

hi sir iam trainee in company so help please you can give to in one this machine make all dimensions and diagrams with auto cad drawings

[@buhlerabhishekbb3143]

send to mail sir please in under 2 days

[@أحمدالمزيد-م7ج]

👍👍👍👍⚘⚘⚘

[@ДядяПекос-б3р]

Need longer aplitude

[@renerachid1075]

👁👍👌👋

[@Asaadomar]

Very slow. Add weight to the hacksaw frame and use saw blade with coarse teeth

[@jochenfromel364]

Da bin ich ja mit der Handschellen schneller. 😅

[@dgas75]

Muito lento a cortar. E a serra, no movimento de ida, deveria aliviar a força que faz na peça porque assim a lâmina fica "cega" em pouco tempo. Mas a ideia está boa.

[@gyrenrockz]

Electricity not so eficient..

[@5minuteprojectideas]

Wow, what a great video. Your channel is one of my inspirations to create my own channel with similar contents. I hope that you come visit my channel and give me comments. Keep up the good work!

[@huythangnguyen4740]

Too slow, bandsaw will faster

[@владимирчернов-п3м]

МИСТЕР САНИ ТЕБЯ ПЕРЕПЛЮНУЛИ

[@jatwangismyname900]

Annoyingly slow

[@jbh.6257]

The background noise is so annoying that I can’t even watch this

[@vikassm]

Yeah. Kills my ears too. I love the sounds of machining and rain, but this background noise here feels super sped up and has a very high frequency aspect to it. OP Should probably use a noise filter during editing to reduce some noise.

[@ahmedraza2596]

Totally wrong????