How to make Shredding Machine - Amazing DIY Machine Destroys Everything 

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Hi where are the build links please

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Si, todos los materiales están en la cajita de descripción

I think he's using a VFD with industrial motor.. normally there's a gearbox

Exactely!!!

And a link for spare fingers.

Most likely he custom made most of those. I see metal CNC parts.

@Craig Nelson: This machine I made myself, from gears and other details ... so I don't know where it sells. Thank you for watching my video.

@@samactechnology4038 Yes! This machine I made myself, from gears and other details ...

I was thinking about this myself and wonder if I could get on a site and ask people to donate circular saw blades. 2 or 3 blades welded/tied together instead of the 1/2 thick plate. The bars could easily be square stock (and if you knew someone with a milling machine then they could shave off the edges to make it octagon instead of square). Bout as far as I have thought it theough tho...

@@wikkedspindl not sure that steal will be able to handle the punishment. Even if welded together. I'm still looking for a source.

@@wikkedspindl don’t think the circular saw blade idea would work. It would want to be one single piece and be made from a high grade stainless or a d2 or tool steel. Also you would have to get round stock and mill the flat spots as you need the round parts for slipping through the bearings and gears

I'm talking as far as simpler stuff like plastics. Slow speeds and the the blades just can be welded to a rod. No need for overcomplicating it with the need of excessively expensive machines for a cheap home made tool. As for the blades, used or new a good slower speed high torque motor would just chew through the softer materials all day with less heating up (probably add a flyid for coolant and lubrication before someone comes at me on that, Lol)

@@wikkedspindl the saw blade idea would only work with high speed and low torque. For ex “shredding” green vegetation, bushes, smaller branches maybe??? Essentially you’re just making sawdust out of everything goes down the hatch! Shredding is low speed high torque application, hence the thicker material. For plastic and such, regular mild steel would work. But for harder material, bigger branches etc I’d suggest some O2 steel plate, hardened and tempered. Hope it helps, Greg

excellent motor how many watts? What's the gear ratio? How many rpm? thanks

Wet can you please

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@@selmanyildiz3590 I use reducer motor: 220V - 40KW - 30 rpm.

@@NagaRaja-rg7kv Do you want to buy it?

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This machine I designed myself, drew the details and hired the machinists of the gears and shafts .. Besides, I have to buy other materials such as motor reducer (220V), bearings, load, foot support... The total cost is estimated at 800 USD

@@V_Idea what do you mean by you hired the machinists of the gears do you mean you paid somebody to cut them that shape for you ?

I watched the whole video, and not anywhere was there anything said or given any information on how the parts were made and how much it costs. Maybe you were watching a different video.

@@stevekneebone3802 I was being sarcastic.

Agreed William. So many of these videos on how to make things have no information on how it was actually done and what is involved. A nice demo on how smart they are but little content otherwise. At least the music was no offensive on this one.

And have a tighter fit maybe.

Depending on the design and purpose of each machine, it can grind screws and more, thanks for watching and commenting on my videos!

Then maybe you could take the can crusher back to where you got it.

Correct, this is bought not built!

@@justinsane7164 he designed and built it

Yes, sorry for the processing of gears and a few other details ... from the iron plates I didn't turn back. Thanks for your insightful contribution!

oh you new generation of kids with lack of imagination will ask everything in life to be written in detail

Vladimir Kuharik when it’s “diy how to make shredder” yes.. this video shows just how to assemble parts that you can’t buy.. which is useless when you know how to assembly it but don’t know where to get those parts... DIY is about showin you how to make everything at home not assembly it.. that’s what manuals are for..

Yes, I think the same

@@vladimirkuharik34 Hello Vladimir. I want to build one of these. Are the drawings available for sale? Can I buy one from simeone who has one? I need to feed some lumpy material onto a small 250mm conveyor belt. Small private application low budget. Interested in used 2nd hand one also.

It is Iron, not plastic, thanks for watching!

V. Idea I know it is made of iron. I was asking if the design was by the precious plastics open source group or your own design :P Either way it is very cool. I want to make mine with a few with taller teeth to help pull in material.

Cameron Thompson Wish you success! This is my own design, I watched a few videos about how this machine works and I painted myself, designed and made the outsourcer. It works very well, however because the first time I do it, there are still some shortcomings. I will use it to create a new channel, specializing in "Experimen Shredding". Here are some videos of its activity on my new channel: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7PKqEQpV7H8.html

Starebear100 it’s steel

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its how to assemble. he does(shows) literally no fabrication...and he doesn't even have basic proper tooling(crescent wrenches). And this thing is rickety as hell, look at all the fixed blades wobble all over the place. Everything is sloppy and built on huge tolerances...this is a D+ shredder at best and its sloppiness is only going to get worse over time. And eats through anything? it was barley getting through fruit. Nice first attempt, but you ought to build a new one (and fire your machinist), you will be happy you did (I say this as a guy who has built 4 shredders.) Also you say your using iron pillars / shielding. The frame is pretty clearly welded steel and maybe the lighting is weird, but the cutters & fixed blades look like aluminum to me. At a second look, maybe they are iron and you painted them? Both painting & iron are odd choices. If you are going to double nut the gears to the shafts (instead of a proper positive drive, like a keyway), you put a wrench on both, back the inner nut up while tightening the outer nut, thats how you lock them together, what you did is no better than a single nut

Kat ough: Yes, sorry for the processing of gears and a few other details ... from the iron plates I didn't turn back. Thanks for your insightful contribution!

Good project, high profit, you deserve it

anonymous45500 did you build it? Could you find the materials?

Thank you

It's made from wood.

@@Starebear100 you sure it's not the rubber? Looks like rubber to me

Thank you so much!

All the gears and other details I drew myself and hired the machinist, thanks for watching!

All the information I have shown in the video ... you can watch the video more closely to get it but the information and currently I don't store any Which diagram

thanks for watching!

Thanks you

Thank you!

Good project, high profit, you deserve it

Don't we all brother, don't we all

this is actually very good. Imagine having a mill and watching a more technical video where you have to make the grinder the same way they make a grinding mill for maize. It will give you a headache!!

Thanks for your review and thank you for watching my video!

This machine I made myself, from gears and other details ... so I don't know where it sells. Thank you for watching my video.

We made it if you want to buy

Good project, high profit, you deserve it