Elegant mechanism for DIY Power Hacksaw 【Part.1】

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Published 2023-09-06

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  • @jisakukobo
    If you like the video, please introduce it to your friends and social media !
  • @Bob_Adkins
    It would only take me a month to design my own, another month to build it, but a full year to find all the hardware. JSK's designing and building skills are great, his shopping skills are much greater!
  • @isaacnguyen6944
    During 19 minutes I was desperate, no Double Side Tape. And then at the 20 minutes mark it appears! If one day there is a competition about overengineering with Germany, Mr JSK shall represent Japan.
  • @milvus6765
    У меня сложилось устойчивое ощущение, что кнопка "стоп" долго не проживет, при такой падающей массе на нее в конце реза. А так - конструкция действительно изящная. Респект автору.
  • @hootinouts
    Nice job. Two things that will make this better: 1) a hydraulic cylinder to control the downward pressure. 2) a mechanism to lift the blade up on the return stroke.
  • @SerB545
    В 80х работал на заводе, там такие станки, советские, трудились! Только проще и эффективнее. А это... наверное даже Festool, не сделал бы дороже.
  • @nsnnsjsnjx-lz2vs
    I built a hacksaw for 60 dollars. The motor is dc operated and is speed controlled. I got this stuff from Taobo for only 30 dollars. It features two 12 volts lithium batteries and so it was a cordless device , which can be used everywhere without AC supply.
  • Как говорится, у самурая нет цели, только путь :) Видос очень увлекательный!
  • @saxus
    Nice work, but I have a feeling that rthe same amount of money (or maybe a bit more) you can buy a.small bandsaw which works faster and more capable ,(like cut in angles, upgrade possibilities, etc.)
  • @talegunner4414
    What an elegant machine. I love how you built this. Strong but very attractive. Works like you said. Power Hacksaw. Very accurate. I'm impressed. like to see someone try to cut that as well as your machine!
  • @robertallaire432
    Bonjour Monsieur, c'est bien la première fois que je constate une anomalie dans vos excellentes et formidables réalisations. Dans le mouvement d'une scie à main, l'aller coupe et le retour de la scie se fait en soulageant le poids que vous exercez sur la scie afin de ne pas user exagérément la lame. Dans votre cas la force du retour reste identique à celle du mouvement "aller" et c'est antimécanique. Merci pour vos surprenantes réalisations vidéo qui sont vraiment professionnelle et "haut de gamme" !
  • @jacklarson6281
    that extruded aluminum tubing is really cool. like a giant Erector-Set for big kids.
  • @TheStuffMade
    Very nice design 👍you could add a small shock absorber so the saw doesn't slam down on the end stop so hard when done. Also it would be great to have a vice on each side of the saw blade to hold everything in place for larger pieces and prevent a burr at the end.
  • @fatroberto3012
    I remember when Meccano set 10 was the thing of dreams! Thanks for this video. I didn't realize the cost of these extrusions had come down so much. I just remember how expensive the Festool ones we used at work were.
  • @uweploeger511
    Absolute fantastic build, million times better than the previous one and a bit more pricy 😉. Your work is much more than masterclass, I am waiting for your next projects, greatings from Germany.
  • @kleckerklotz9620
    This is a very good improvement to your last design. I do really like the the automatic stop and start mechanism. Well done. 👌
  • @helgirgirodo
    Mister JSK, você é um excelente professor funcional da paciência para ensinar como se faz e como tomar gosto e jeito pelo que gosta. Nota 1000.
  • @MrGUSARIK
    This is the most overengeneered hacksaw i've ever seen, and the cost of materials is ridiculous. Such a pleasure to watch though.
  • @user-oj6in2do8n
    Уже несколько лет смотрю Ваши ролики, уважаемый.. Очень нравится культура и точность при производстве механизмов и приспособлений. Равняюсь на Вас в своём хобби. Спасибо.
  • @user-vq1gs4yx2g
    It turned out to be a wonderful machine! I would add a small reservoir and coolant pump only. And of course a base to collect and filter the fluid when working