Project 091 | Chain Saw to concrete groove cutter

[@bruceminnier2936]

Another well designed and expertly built machine. Your work is second to no one.

[@markfryer9880]

As per your usual efforts you have made a practical tool that is both useful and scary at the same timev. Your lathe skills, and welding skills are really coming along while your video and editing skills are reaching professional standards.

[@MacStrange]

Great idea and very good work

[@АндрейМаксимов-д4щ]

Очередной шедевр!

[@ambroscustom]

You also need to make some attachment for the cooling of blade to increase blade life.

[@barthanes1]

Yes, a guy with a hose needs to keep the dust down.

[@markfryer9880]

@@barthanes1 But if you attach the hose and spray nozzles to the saw you can then do the job by yourself and the spray will be directed at the source of the dust.

[@saipulgendeng6964]

Literatur dan apuy ewtr mbnlhsa

[@haierrevou4803]

AMbros Custom k

[@МаксимГоркуша-я5э]

Weh

[@silvergrizzly316]

You my friend, are one BADASS builder!!! 👍👍

[@thanhdoanhbobo6103]

sẽ không làm phiền bạn bè mà chơi bóng 600th

[@jayajayawickrama7546]

Your presentation is very good.

[@alonzosanchez8577]

Every time I think you guys can't do anything cooler boom!!! you do it again awesome job! 👍👍

[@فئبوفادى]

د تو

[@simonapelle6012]

Vai a farti nel culo

[@ushcreator]

very good ... 👍

[@Nolifer89]

You are genius

[@johnsine7154]

I think this Is one of the most useful ideas for contractors and demo crews to think of....I know I would goto a machine shop for this build, great vid!

[@elijiawatkins3080]

Nice build

[@arafatal-gharabi7066]

What wonderful project Every time you make nice thing 😚😚😚😙😙😙

[@eloyworkshop541]

Un proyecto impresionante!! Sin duda funciona muy bien, me encanta vuestros trabajos!!! Un fuerte abrazo y saludos desde España

[@Zraibicorp8233]

You are the genius my brother

[@patrickbrander1775]

So you made a quick cut from a chain saw. Two thumbs way up

[@brandon2076]

A cool project for sure! Although with all the airborne abrasive dust produced, those bearings won't last long since they're not sealed or even shielded. But many people will misunderstand this video.....i'm fairly certain this was just a proof of concept, just for fun, if not then probably just occasional use. This isn't going into production or being sold. When he makes things like this, its mostly just seat of the pants ingenuity, and working with what he's got to reach the goal.

[@dannyoktim9628]

Like always, never think in the box. . . .think about it

[@darellroasa6846]

brandon2076 many people will misunderstand this video, almost saying those many people aren’t smart enough. The bearings aren’t sealed so this project will never make it for industrial use. yeah DICK it’ll take a genius to figure that out. We all man have two heads, choosing which one to use is important. My balls is a proof of concept, Im just saying this for fun. 😆

[@julioccb5456]

Tu Hhj

[@คุณเปลี่ยนเกิดสดับ]

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[@lazaroslazarou6526]

Excellent project beautifully executed!!!

[@yigitfurkankr764]

Abid selçuk

[@MCsCreations]

Amazing job, dude!!! 😮

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thanks!

[@robertgemski7728]

Awesome and scary at the same time....i like it!! Ive told you this before your engineering and mechanical skills are on another level my friend.

[@jonathangb7963]

the good thing is you can use it as a chainsaw and concrete cutter amazing idea man

[@pinkponyofprey1965]

Kewl project!!! If you take the first thing you cut out of the concrete slab and cut it again you have a perfectly square block that will fit in the groove you cut in the wall for what I guess is some electrical installation. You can even polish and buff the square block for extra points! :D

[@mesha_nv]

LOVELY WORK

[@manickn6819]

Very useful tool for construction. Generally the tracks are cut one at a time. This definitely reduces the time a workman needs to be put on cutting chases.

[@mxrider2strokebraaap54]

Insane build as always!

[@leonardoricciuto5079]

Sei un mostro di bravura . Grazie del video.

[@ehsan3685]

👍🤩nice work!

[@CARCARÁdoSERTÃO]

Nice job. Congratulations from Brazil.

[@thenuffnuff]

nice work as usual. Can I suggest you may want to add a way to supply water to the discs when cutting concrete or stone? just a dribble on each to keep the dust down and the discs should last longer

[@nadeeshajayathunga95]

Great product.

[@nufareln7443]

Nice project homemade, but with water at disck is so good !

[@mmk4854]

Wow super idea

[@SamuelMagistro]

wow !!! very good project !! why not use water ??

[@PopaAlexandru.]

Excellent. A cooling circuit for the stone cutting blade is required. And it can be simple and possible because the drive of the disc is not electric. The resulting dust does not rise in the air - the vacuum cleaner is removed when cutting the installation channels and the wall is ready for plastering the pipes. The original oil pump must be deactivated - removing the drive worm? The sproket must be welded in the chain wheel, ideally it would be to use a belt because the chain is made of steel and the steel rusts in water ...

[@حمزةحمزة-م4ف4ض]

Cool work 👍

[@1258alex1]

Καταπληκτική δουλειά! Ειδικα στα χτήματα για τα αμπέλια! Μπραβο και πάλι!

[@popol1976]

Good job guys

[@jlucasound]

You Guy(s) Are So Good!!

[@ВасилийТёркин-е5ч]

on a chainsaw, when installing such console it is necessary to replace the air filter! stone dust is finer than sawdust, and therefore flies into the cylinder. the same when cutting metal with an abrasive disc на бензопиле, при установке таких насадок обязательно нужно заменить воздушный фильтр! каменная пыль мельче древесных опилок, и поэтому летит в цилиндр. то же самое при пилении металла абразивным диском

[@siskasetiyowatiwati3718]

.(´ε｀ )♡(♥ω♥*)(｡’▽’｡)♡(♥ω♥*)(♥ω♥*)(´ε｀ )♡(´ε｀ )♡(♥ω♥*)(♥ω♥*)(♥ω♥*).l

[@dewagangga2822]

I give advice, please give water so that there is no flying dust

[@Johnrider1234]

Gangga 1995 run a garden hose beside it

[@snrsmh]

I agree with you

[@georgf9279]

@@Johnrider1234 Make an attachment for the garden hose to the device though so you don't need aother person to hold it.

[@madeariartha2546]

the flying dust man

[@aiekseiepoxun2232]

@@snrsmh к черту

[@jorgesantos7391]

COOL, VERY GOOD

[@grayempepper8413]

Nice work

[@mateuszsr5067]

Kto z Polski daje like, kozak filmy 💪😁

[@castolum]

Do you usually sell your tools? Or do you make them custom on request by clients? Or just for fun?

[@TorchFpv]

Husqvarna makes one of them it's called a plunge cut saw, and the nuts are flush with the blade and guard so you can cut as deep as the saw body..

[@КошмарКошмар-й2б]

Good bro 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@barthanes1]

This is a really cool tool. When I was a kid, vacationing in Mexico, I saw construction workers use a hammer to break wiring chases in a perfectly good cinder block wall. I thought there had to be a better way.

[@DeejayOmbra]

Nice tool

[@stinger78420]

Hummmm... alors cette fois je vais dire ce que j'en pense ^^, j'aime toutes tes vidéos déjà ! Merci d’ailleurs ! Je trouve que la tronçonneuse n'est pas assé puissante avec deux disques et un petit apport en eau serait le bienvenu ! Continus comme ça c'est génial, super boulot !

[@nicolasrubio7114]

I come for Un Poco De Todo

[@BudionoSukses]

nice project as always

[@tiaelhusseini4662]

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[@tiaelhusseini4662]

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[@roesmanabubakar9388]

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[@mhmdalright4503]

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[@pavolhornak33]

@@tiaelhusseini4662 1Al

[@aussiemanlyman2138]

Why two left hand threads? One should be left, and one right hand.

[@Puzzicanello]

@@gamerslap they need to be different because both blades are spinning the same direction

[@georgf9279]

@@gamerslap No. One nut ist right of the one blade, the other nut is left of the other blade. So the theads should be different too. In this case the left side (from the operators view) should be a right hand thread.

[@madmodders]

Yes, two left is as bad as two right. They need to be different.

[@aussiemanlyman2138]

@gamerslap , no need to delete comment, it is all about education here. Other people probably thought the same as you. Trucks have left hand and right hand wheel nuts, to help them stop coming loose. I don’t know why they don’t do the same for cars.

[@RubenLensvelt]

@@aussiemanlyman2138 Cars not perhaps for "consistency in procedure". Cars are for consumers who should be able to replace the wheels by themselves and left-hand thread would be too confusing.

[@حسين-ج9ط7ي]

بارك الله فيك ننتضرك بفارغ الصبر انته الاول دائما

[@Lishchynskyi_Y]

Отличная идея и реализация вообще по высшему разряду

[@joshd2013]

This is great I can think of many uses for it proof of concept achieved good job

[@narcis87sel]

Nice Tig weld!

[@Nixima81]

Impressive, nicely done.

[@jhun2x2]

and he did all that in less than 15 mins. amazing!!

[@rolandocrisostomo2003]

Remember: safety first... And that means, safety gear, safe and proper use of tools, and making sure your tool doesn't break off and becomes the blade from "I come in peace".

[@baorozzo]

It looks like a weapon that you could find in a zombie themed video game! Impressive!

[@LinLin-yg4wr]

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[@OspreyMomma]

👍🤚excellent video you are so talented to think to create this. Thanks for sharing have a good weekend take care 💕

[@adrianoalves5332]

Very good!

[@NathanNostaw]

Very handy tool for a sparky. Nice build.

[@vandingliana2792]

Your work's really great. You deserve 1Billion subscriber. always above Military grade.

[@beramjayakesuma2064]

Mantap pake belah kayu gan. Rakit pake belah kayu gan, circulaw Saw lebih besar.

[@beliasphyre3497]

Oh deer God, that is the second most frightening tool I've ever seen. I want one.

[@matyasmoudry2122]

Beautiful welds 👍

[@rossjonnes1582]

what an awesome video! I like it. If there were love react you are the person who is suitable for that. Thanks for this productive video

[@ВадимКузнецов-з2й]

...отличный штроборез /мотоболгарка, мечта медвежатника/взломщика, но без синей изоленты работать не будет😉..!

[@Redneckmfg]

Awesome Build …. Useful tool ….

[@brunolindner8185]

Adorei o projeto make it extreme!!!!! Beautiful, excelent, strong.... Congratulations

[@relaxingnature2617]

I want one of these with 4inch spoons on it ..to dig dirt on a hillside to cut trails

[@Tech4mukesh]

Nice one

[@handyman8369]

I always admire your work... You need to post video more often..

[@markfryer9880]

Ease up dude! There was a hell of a lot of work involved in the making of the machine, the filming of the work being done and then the editing of video. As a handyman you should know that it is easy for someone to come up with an idea to do something, but doing it properly requires planning and plenty of sweat effort to get it made on time and on budget.

[@matthewcarter5746]

First thing I saw on my feed when I woke up. Thank you, man.

[@matthewamick5535]

Incredible job beautiful work man

[@muhammadarif4715]

nice idea

[@anangth5365]

Amazing👌

[@btechprotech6343]

Good I like this.

[@lucasconstantino3884]

good job

[@nilugajjar8205]

So nice

[@Гараж720]

Молодец, но нужно сделать подачу воды на диски, хоть из пластиковой бутылки через капельницу иначе пыль убьёт пилу.

[@ГеоргийПятница-р5б]

Помоему это опасная штука получилась. Добавить ось с колесами и было бы попроще как мне кажется. И глубину реза делать и удержать если что.

[@stephanie68210]

superbe réalisation comme toujours!

[@panayotistavrinos684]

Awsome build. That is a versatile tool. I could definitely use it 😉

[@DanKoning777]

I've never seen so many *jealous Nancy's* in a comment section. *Where are your videos showing your superior work?* *Well done; great saw.*

[@garfield1415]

love the video, can't wait to see what you do next! plus you're getting close to the 100th #MakeItExtreme device I wonder if you already have any ideas as to what you are going to do or are you already filming!!

[@satriabergerak2770]

Very good

[@hugocamaras]

Fantastic!

[@garyjones7198]

You build some cool stuff.. Do you build projects for the average person that doesn't have your skills.. where r u guys located?

[@GrayRaceCat]

@Gary Jones I think he's in the "Republic of Cyprus".

[@giuseppegalione1388]

Letale..👍 Good job!

[@jasirmuhammed5643]

please do a simple gadget for carrying heavy boxes,etc on stairs..,something like step climbing trolley... make it extreme plss

[@roniwani1451]

awesome.... 👍 , good content.

[@soniacarpentier3039]

Bien le vidéo

[@arranpullen3668]

Why did you remove the centrifugal clutch operation? Surely it would still operate the same if the chain were still attached as it is originally

[@ΚωσταςΜπαξεβανης]

Perfect!

[@anatolich4979]

что?

[@mintaduit985]

All nice guy need this machine tool 😄

[@Ms.Nightshade]

Concrete and stone dust is a bad thing, make sure you dump a *LOT* of water on what you’re cutting to keep the dust down. You only have one set of lungs. Stay safe everyone! :D

[@Disinterested1]

move the guards forward and fit a sprayer ..... would be a better work angle as atm you are kind of out of balance cutting on the front so it will want to bounce

[@LIANTR]

Excelente video maestro

[@peebee143]

Brilliant bit of kit!!