Project 089 | Making hydraulic cutter and spreader

Inspired by the fire fighters' tools, we decided to make a hydraulic cutter, which will help us to our constructions!
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[@letslearnsomething30]

great builder + great video editing + great idea = Make It Extreme i want to learn his video editing its awesome

[@hiroshimurasaki930]

Conplar sai mais barato se encomendar esse aí oficina vaihancar coulo?????

[@nonyahbiznezz9094]

Actually he should of done.................BLAH>>>BLAH!!!! Just messing with your mind....

[@ferdi93ferdi]

Some Ideas out of my practicability view: 1. Replace those hex head bolts with pivot pins and locking cotter pins. Then you have: A - Better movability/inplay of the joint and "torquing" not necessary like you did at 19:15 , B - easier changeable with the spreader head without tools and C - The shear force is better distributed all around the half diameter of the pin - not on the threads. 2. I'd recommend a form for the spreader to more a stepped slope, maybe with a flat horizontally beginning, so you can pry into narrower gaps and also don't slip out by the axial back force applied. Also you could ground the inside of the spreader to a cutting angle and could use both functions at the same time, similar to the fire fighter-tool. 3. Keep on! Great channel! :)

[@garybaris139]

Also, bolt cutter jaws shouldn't overlap or jamb up against each other. Correctly set bolt cutter jaws stop just short of each other and are aligned with each other. that way they don't chip or damage so easily.

[@davesstuff1599]

It takes you two hours to perfectly make a sandwich doesn't it? Just enjoy what was done in the video bubb.

[@ferdi93ferdi]

@@davesstuff1599 why you're gettin butthurt? I dont remember asking your opinion Keyboard warrior

[@mehmettemel8725]

@@davesstuff1599 What's wrong with making suggestions to make a good design better.

[@jadams7346]

and I don't remember "Make it Extreme" asking for your opinion either Ferdi! All you gotta do is this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, & this......and you'll be as good as me.....who doesn't have a channel of my own. Everyone hates the guy that comments on how "HE" should do "HIS" video. Get your own channel.

[@Airn5475]

Thank you for cutting the body of the lock. It simply had to be done.

[@Basement-Science]

agreed.

[@davesstuff1599]

Agree, that was the awesome part.

[@Argentvs]

Still is just bronce... like glass compared to steel.

[@nasze1633]

@@Argentvs doesnt matter, its for satisfy

[@satan101101]

@@nasze1633 agreed

[@LutherFPV]

7:24 that is brilliant! placing a square piece of steel in a cut-off tube, BRILLIANT!

[@franksalterego]

Exactly... Old school machinist: "You can't hold square stock in a three-jaw"..... M.I.E.: "Hold my beer."

[@jameswyatt1304]

Was thinking the same thing! I'm not sure if I get more entertainment or education from these videos, but it's a lot of both.

[@cartoon80s90s]

Congrats for the 1 million subs. You deserve it.

[@LutherFPV]

Definitely!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you very much!

[@TheKevbo911]

agreed

[@HeimoVN]

Agreed as well, excellent work as always...

[@jameswyatt1304]

s/deserve/earned/

[@p3t3rjhackett]

Wow! Fantastic! Just what I need for my toenails.

[@Yonatan24]

Meh, use a $60,000 90W C02 laser.

[@RPRosen-ki2fk]

At the speed KZbin delivers their awards, you may have ... 2M subs. I hope you get your GOLD PLAY BUTTON, sooner than later. It's well deserved for, all your hard work & mad skills. Congratulations!

[@iakwbosnomik8622]

Όπως πάντα καταπληκτική δουλειά..! Κάνε πάλι οχήματα όταν βρεις τον χρόνο αυτό είναι το περιεχόμενο που θα θέλαμε οι περοσσοτεροι να δούμε 😉

[@FOMI1970]

The best 29 minutes spent on KZbin in years ... amazing.

[@ricardodominguez-huerta9420]

Man you're the best!! Thanks for the videos really smart!! Only quality!!

[@hellohun7331]

Very few people can do blacksmith machining and fabrication. This is what I used to do well, not so much any more. You make this look easy. Two or three days work here. The Hands and brains of a real man. Beware!

[@CarlosFabianVegaJimenez]

Gran video, preciosa edición, increíble herramienta. Felicitaciones 👏🏻

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Wow... I need this!

[@IAmFromTheTop]

I can just imagine what you would get up to with one of these LPL. There would be pieces of padlocks and motorcycle disc locks scattered all across your garage.

[@a.i.5673]

no, you don't! ;)

[@joseze3056]

MmėR@@IAmFromTheTop

[@nuclearexplosion5841]

@@a.i.5673 no, your wrong ;)

[@elgrandefleau7359]

I sincerely expected to see you in such a vid ^^

[@bluehaze6132]

I hope you can upgrade this project to one operator only.. As of now one person has to operate the hydraulic lever and one person has to use this machine. Keep up the nice work guys!

[@davomoto42]

Exactly what I was thinking. On my hurst rescue tools the controls are right on the tool, twist one direction for open and the opposite for closed. For this project maybe a foot control would work well to keep it a one man job.

[@ISOSAILING]

@@davomoto42 quick tweek to the hydraulic pack and you could easily do it by coil operated valves and just use a couple off switches on the tool would be a piece off cake to do it

[@jameswyatt1304]

The twist-ring on the Hurst tools is fantastic; it just swaps the flow to the ports on the cylinder. Absolutely intuitive, much cheaper than electric valves and likely more reliable. That said, having a general hydraulic unit w/electric connector lets you do a panel on the hydraulic press and such too. Modular systems rock!

[@erichslavicek1214]

Wow, thats a very high level for produktion and mecanical understanding. Good to have your videos, thank you

[@LutherFPV]

The amazing inspiration you guys have is just insane! Love it!

[@MechanicalRhino]

Your videos are a huge motivation for me and my channel. Keep up the good work !

[@evilgenius6548]

Bro your skills are so amazing

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you!

[@MakeitExtreme]

What's up guys! If you interesting to get the plans for our projects it's available on patreon page. Link: www.patreon.com/makeitextreme/

[@mrmudslide5676]

You ROCK! There are a lot of home gamers that make projects out of pallet wood. I would love to see a rig that would pull a pallet apart without destroying the amazingly aged wood. Something that would clamp the top, middle, and bottom boards all at once and pull everything apart at the connections to avoid splitting the valuable surface boards. OR grab the top and middle boards - then you could flip it to take off the bottom. Something I would be very interested in . Pallets are free and many have unbelievable character.

[@JaakkoF]

8:06 you really should tighten those spindle bearings before they fail completely.

[@IrishSkruffles]

Very cool, I think the bolts used may be the weakest point? Also did you guys get a new lathe and shaper? 🤔

[@stephensarkany3577]

Need longer bolts so the threads aren't beating into the arms

[@johnparrish9215]

There are a lot of good Fabricators out there, but this guy can plan and execute a design (his design skills are top shelf) better than most. It's a privilege seeing a multifaceted professional in action.

[@jlucasound]

Mesmerizing Hypnotizing Fascinating....Always Want More...

[@familiameirelles]

Minha profissão é totalmente burocrática dentro de uma repartição pública. Amo o que faço! Mas sou louco por mecânica e tornearia!!

[@opiorcanaldoyoutube6492]

funcionário público nem é gente

[@familiameirelles]

@@opiorcanaldoyoutube6492, não foi o que sua mãe falou.

[@cxmmax4265]

for anything wich is not metal it will be a bit too overkill. isn't it ? i love it !

[@Asbjoern]

Well it is for metal?

[@nickvantwillert1]

No, its extreme 😉

[@Killdozer667]

Almost everything on this channel is a bit overkill. That is the thing I like about it.

[@cxmmax4265]

@@Asbjoern who know exactly ?

[@antares-the-one]

dude, just get a look at channel name ))

[@yelenagindes3203]

You are real pro. You spent 100 men hours for making crazy tools. Bravo. Performance 100, purpose 10.

[@brandonbrand2338]

Oh boy, you guys are amazing! You do what i can only dream of, hehe. Your vlogs are really awesome! 100% original.

[@Airn5475]

Your videos are instilling the urge to make a hydraulic cylinder within me. I have no need of a hydraulic cylinder. I have no tools with which to make a hydraulic cylinder. I have no skills to make a hydraulic cylinder. I have to make a hydraulic cylinder.

[@danl.4743]

It's like a hammer. When you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail. When you'll have a hydraulic cutter ...

[@AgentWest]

Use PVC pipe. Extremely easy to work with using very basic tools and can be made into pistons (and therefore piston pumps) really easily. Sure, it won't hold up to proper 3000 psi, but you can run it off a garden hose :) Keeping in mind typical water pressure of 50 psi that's still 150 lbs for 2" diameter piston. If nothing else, make a can crusher or a pasta extruder.

[@jameswyatt1304]

@@AgentWest Love the idea of a garden hose powered PVC can crusher! Could flush it out too. Thought about air compressor, but failures (bang!) are more catastrophic than hydraulic ones (pop!).

[@vigilante004]

Airn5475 me too mang…me too

[@10Mbowman]

Since when did you get the Shaper?

[@kylebracht]

10Mbowman right?! No one told us he had a shaper lol

[@jacobkudrowich]

Nice seeing it in action

[@ZuluComander]

He probably built it knowing him. It'll be next video maybe.

[@skyskelton97]

probably made out of an angle grinder.

[@bukhorymoslem2772]

2

[@anderssvensk4317]

You guy's are skilled craftsmen, I really enjoy your videos. 😎👍

[@user-ml2ss6we6k]

Смотрю и завидую. При наличии такой мастерской можно сделать бульдозер, образно говоря. А для процедуры разборки палет есть приспособа гораздо проще и не менее эффективная. В просторечии называется ЯЙЦА. Толмтая труба с приваренной на конце под наклоном площадкой небольшой, а в месте их соединения делается поперечная ось с подшипниками. Подкатываешь под доску которую надо оторвать, а подшипники стоят на нижней доске. И просто рукой нажимаешь. Рычаг, отношение плеч и все такое, чисто азы механики за 6 класс школы. И легко открываешь. А такой приспособой, но с трубой длиной 2 метра диаметром миллиметров 80 мы легко ворочали секции печатных машин весом от 3 до 5 тонн. Все дело в том, какой вес тебе надо поднять, какое усилие развить, такой длины и трубу делаешь и подшипники соответственно помощнее и на них ещё обойму напрессовываешь, кольцо толстое, чтобы не лопнули от веса. Такая приспособа в разы проще, дешевле и быстрее делается, но вот этой гидравлической, однозначно, проще и быстрее работать, но она вместе с насосом и прочими делами , весь комплект, более громоздка. Зато она многофункциональна, сменный инструмент. Хотя вот пруток этот проще отрезать болгаркой. Ну, во всем свои плюсы и минусы.

[@forestlampcraft472]

СOOL!!!

[@ArtemKolesnik]

Как всегда ))

[@user-ss7zo5ig4i]

Не слишком ли много заморочено для нарезки арматуры и прочего кругляка?

[@RolxD]

Один замок крепкий если вскрыть на соседнем гараже. И время с деньгами с лихвой окупятся)

[@RolxD]

Хотя, согласен, есть способы и попроще)

[@villiersman951]

this is one of the best so far great work keep it up

[@eloyworkshop541]

An incredible job, like all you do, in this case the video editing is amazing, a big hug and greetings from Spain (Google translator)

[@phalanx3803]

7:05 how you make a square peg fit in a round hole

[@Noah-qs3rq]

Dominic Mammone Or when your too poor to have a 4 jaw chuck. And by the looks of this. Someone went to a friends shop 🤣

[@gwennycake5046]

He used a cut off metaltube :)

[@froop2393]

cool... but i always asking me what you do with the inside of the tube. it is way to rough for the hydraulic piston...

[@peppem94marsala]

I'm asking the same question!

[@Druls8]

I think you can get purpose made tube for hydraulic pistons wich is hoaned and smooth on the inside...

[@gyorgysztojka9853]

I think they are honed cylinder tube, specially for this purpose. Only the front face and the outer diameter must be machined, ready inside.

[@manickn6819]

I was wondering that some time now. Hope he replies.

[@duskfinger6799]

Nick Maclachlan I think that’s what the plastic shim he used was for, no real clue though.

[@brianthaxton229]

Thoroughly enjoy watching you create! You have amazing talent and skill! These are serious tools that can kill just as easily create! You have a gift!

[@Stubones999]

you should mill some gripper grooves on the inside and outside of the spreader jaws so it is less likely to slip under pressure. and invest in a powder coating system and oven... rattle can has a place but you're a pro and pros use better paints.

[@joeydubbs763]

So you've made your very own 'Jaws of Life'?....now you just need to make the rest of the 'Fire truck'. 🤔

[@zwerty]

What did the poor pencil do to you?

[@jameswyatt1304]

Called in an anonymous "tip"...

[@5b4aezmarinoscyprus71]

Είσαι ένας λεβέντης.... μπράβο σου.

[@MrZmey99]

73! de ex UR5YGO!

[@felixar90]

You should use hard pivot pins with cotter pins or snap rings instead of bolts. Or at least bolts with a longer unthreaded section. These are gonna wear out and possibly bend. Also you should probably use bronze bushings so they take the wear instead of the holes.

[@HoldFastFilms]

Guy stuck in a burning car: "There is no time to save me. Please tell my family that I love them so much!" Make it Extreme: **Runs to his trunk and gets jaws of life out, looks the guy straight into his eyes and says** "Tell them that yourself ... Let's get you out of there!"

[@copenhagis]

HOLD FAST That’s beautiful

[@nathanweese3812]

A bolt cutter does not make a jaws of life. Unless that guy is stuck only by only his seat belt, or maybe a deadly #2 pencil...

[@copenhagis]

I bet you’re fun at parties.

[@mattmori6370]

Nathan Weese jaws of life r the spreaders jsyk

[@doubledarefan]

Must have been watching Abom79 and/or Keith Fenner.

[@debuti]

Your channel came to a succession of threading operations

[@aaronbarnes102]

As always, stepping it up for a more badass video than the last. I love that it's 29 minutes long, can't get enough.

[@Simoooooooonn]

Now you can stop youtube and steal bikes ;)

[@josefernandes9655]

That's what I was thinking with the cutting locker tests.

[@Madixe]

Do not put your hands on a hydraulic hose under pressure, it's dangerous

[@danielmercier1276]

Super bravo très bonnes vidéo.merci.😁

[@danielwinkler6007]

Pferfect filming and editing job done! I love it!

[@lucabaldassi6024]

Mythbusters did it first! Awesome project though

[@jameswyatt1304]

Gotta link?

[@faridnajam]

This is out of this world. 29 well spent minutes. Ur talent and skill level are very high. 10/10 God bless you.

[@alkiviadhimanxura7871]

Τέλεια δουλεια παιδιά.. Την άλλη φορά προσθέστε και εναν μουφαδορο για σιδεροσωληνα.. Πραγματικά τέλειο

[@eln74]

Oh man, how cool is this. Make it Extreme Rules!!!

[@patrickpruden6907]

The next thing you should make a is a foot activated switch for a solinoid valve so doesn't require 2 people. That would also be nice for when you're using the press.

[@reginaldopereiradasilva4817]

muito bom, vc tem um talento e tanto, quê Deus continue lhe abençoando com esta sabedoria fantástica, muito inteligente mesmo!!!

[@nicoc6011]

I enjoyed every second of the video. Even there was background music, it was so mild that didn’t bother the real machining sound.

[@yvon501]

il n'y a pas que la machinerie qui compte mais aussi le génie de l'homme ! superbe réalisation!

[@peanutsmith1462]

I love this channel I’m sitting watching your videos with my little girl and it always amazing to watch you at work just wish you would talk 😆

[@Yesitisflat]

Wow....So So Beautiful !! I wanna cry ! Your the Best !

[@andwjy]

One can only imagine the mileage on your lathe... And the amount of cool stuff it produced!

[@robertoknudsen]

Very well done. Congratulations!

[@eloyacuna7779]

Hola que hermosas máquinas tienes un video de ellas muy lindos trabajos desde Argentina un saludo

[@arafatal-gharabi7066]

Bro You always make an extreme ideas Nice job every time I love it😘😘😘

[@schuur10]

Only the way to copy these functions deserves a standing ovation! absolutely!, but the usefullness of the small sized cut jaw is very overlimmited according to the pressure power of the hydraulic. The spreader could use slight carves on the edges for grip on metal ( and maybe better to harden it by heat treating) Top video guys!!!

[@lucaspaes4307]

Ficou top! grande mestre..

[@Snaffer01]

Number of machining hours in this project is enormous

[@humansaremortal3803]

This tool is very useful. Every professional bike stealer should get one of these puppies.

[@frensoshaker4884]

the finest greatest makers i ve ever saw ... always my hat off for u ... guys

[@MCsCreations]

Wow! 😮 Fantastic work!!!! 😃

[@nicholasjanssen2175]

This is the man to have with you in the apocalypse. Can make anything.

[@user-jo8vy3ey9s]

Hydraulic Carrying Cutter Manufacturing Function Holder Recommendation ^^

[@miltondefreitasmilton8866]

Como é legal ver um profissional trabalhando. Serviço bonito.

[@pino1022]

Que herramienta tan potente. Genial! Felicitaciones!!

[@spyder53247]

Great work as usual man, I can appreciate the craftsmanship

[@joadirkuster6261]

Parabéns mais uma vez cara! Top!!!

[@qweqwe700]

wow, you could have different attachments like a crimper for large connectors and a hole puncher for sheet metal and a bender for rebar. so inspiring

[@idriwzrd]

Thank you for finishing that weld off. I was worried you were going to leave it looking like it was.

[@beargrylls1]

Идеальная постройка инструмента, а видео смонтировано так красиво. Смотреть приятно.

[@linuxboy007]

Super amazing build quality..

[@PBMS123]

We call them the Jaws of life. As they're an emergency rescue tool that is primarily used to save people from car accidents in mangled cars or where the perosn cannot be removed through the door, and has to be removed through the roof. They're good because they produce no sparks, aren't noisy, and don't put the person you're tryig to save in even more danger, like other tools wood, i.e. those big metal cutting saws.

[@aliasali1241]

Terbaik lh mesin ni..buat sendiri pulak tu..apa benda pun boleh potong.walaupun benda tu keras dan tebal.

[@TheMomo2212]

Admire your work...a real perfection!

[@therotherodactel1678]

Для меня любителя, работающего на полу-игрушечном оборудовании, смотреть на работу профессионала на профессиональном оборудовании - просто как гипноз. Не то, что бы легко, но как понятно и просто можно изготавливать различные вещи, которые не выглядят игрушками. БЕЛАЯ ЗАВИСТЬ! Понятно профессионалам это давно рутина, но для любителя АХ!!!

[@bl0ckbust3r]

wow, your projects are going crazy. so much hard work to make these videos. all the best for you guys! congrats to the 1 mio subs.

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you!

[@shiftwrenchrepeat]

This is awesome, always the best content, I just finished a spot welder build but it doesn’t look nearly as good as these projects do! Hopefully one of these days I get my other going too! #shiftwrenchrepeat

[@reyna683]

All I know is this dude is a damn genius! Everything he's ever made on this channel ends up being Kick-Ass! I wish I was his neighbor.........

[@crispy-k]

Congrats on the 1 million subs! Really cool video as always ;) Keep up the great work man.

[@koosnaamloos4291]

24:10 the problem with this design is that you use low pressure to close the jaws. This means that you can only go as low as 0 bars in theory. If you use the extending motion of the piston you can cut with way more force. Edit: Apparently the device was meant for prying, not crushing.

[@janvanruth3485]

dubbelwerkende cylinder, dus kracht naar twee kanten, hoewel uit meer dan in

[@0307654123]

you are very professional and you are always available to assist us

[@thealicemonster9217]

I really enjoyed your video. Very nice work. I have 2 suggestions to make the item more usable, adding a rear handle and a set of switches on it so you can control the fluid while using the unit instead of having another person control it would be really good. Basically just have the line go through your handle. A: You have more control of your tool making it safer. B: You aren't holding the line so less wear on your line and a more stable grip.

[@pco1984]

Good video, one tip: Get "reversed" threading tools for your lathe (so a L instead of and R for outside threads), and run them upside-down in reverse, so the tool runs from the spindle outwards. Never worry about that shoulder or depth-ing again.

[@sergio75782]

Bello! Complimenti siete bravissimi

[@marshallmoneymaker8322]

If you add some knurling to the duckbill or spreader tips they will bite better and help with the slipping. Nice job!

[@Amoreyra1]

Excelente! Saludos desde la Ciudad de México!

[@lmccluer]

Cut some lines in the spreader tips, with some knurling. I worked with a rescue squad with these type of tools, and the lines/knurling, will give you better grip and less slip.

[@AflacMan13]

1) Needs a max-stop, so you don't smash and snap blades by pushing the piston too far. Max-stop would stop the piston from going too far. 2) Can you build some longer jaws also for bigger cuts? Like the Jaws-of-Life for example? 3) Maybe build a quick attach head onto both attachments? :-)

[@CarlosGonzalez-kt5be]

VERY GOOD !!.. GOOD JOB..THANKS YOU FOR THE VIDEO..SALUDOS FROM NEW YORK.

[@BruceBusby]

Awesome! Make another cylinder that has the appropriate stroke for the spreader and just quick change the hoses