Jaw Crusher In Action - Crushing Concrete, Bricks and Rocks 

ТЕБЕ ВАЛ НАДО ДРУГОЙ ДЕЛАТЬ ЧТОБЫ ПЛИТА СИЛЬНЕЕ ДВИГОЛАСЬ И ПРОЦЕС ШОЛ БЫСТРЕЕ ИНАЧЕ ТЫ НА ТОПЛИВЕ РАЗЗОРИШСЯ

You're messing with us. Didnt you already build the 4X4 UTV

Could you just hard face those existing jaws with the same mig wire they use for bulldozers blades ?

Just a suggestion... You would be a lot better off to take some of your flatter rocks and lay them out in the bottom of these puddles/ holes.. and then bust gravel over the top... So then you're only breaking the biggest pieces with the machine and not having to break every single little piece; so it's a much more efficient operation, and also it will keep the gravel from sinking into the mud so easy over time.

I adore your videos and in the next video you could make a receiver for the rock crusher so that you would fill it once or a few times and that's it that way it would be much less work for you

Yes!! Great "Tip"! ;-) Really, though.

Exactly what I was thinking to.👍

I told the same thing on previous episode. He's supposed to make a road roller.

@@anubratachakraborty1370 And then have an asphalt spreading machine behind the road roller! And then a second road roller behind the asphalt spreading machine!

@@anubratachakraborty1370 And then have an asphalt spreading machine behind the road roller! And then a second road roller behind the asphalt spreading machine!

@@danl.4743 😂

@@danl.4743 And then combine all of that in a one huge machine that makes a perfect profile autobahn thru a swamp in one pass!%))

yea. Right now its manual load 1 single chunk at a time, gravity fed. Maybe you could build some kind of a chute or ramp attachment to push more in.

Until he gets hardened steel cutter teeth, a hopper will probably overload the crusher - too many contact points which will put way more force onto the moving parts. Once he get the proper hardened cutter / crusher teeth that will probably work!

I agree. Choke feed is the go

Bart.... do you miss all the painting on Seeker. Lol. Just give it a year and there will be more to do. Awesome build Donn. I can watch a crusher all day long. Of course that was my job for awhile 🙄

All his opportunity for spiritual growth is had turned to dust now that he can not sit and watch the rocks grow. Watching paint dry is way overrated with the fast drying synthetic paints.

С Украины Донецкой области тоже привет!)

Ага новый бренд 🤔👍

А я то думаю, когда будем доделывать багу. Привет с Харькова.

@@SaGA0270 бага с активным прицепом 👌

Привет из России. Краснодарский край.

I think this thing will last for centuries with maintenance, Donn is my favorite youtuber

I think it would! The weight of the rocks would also keep the lower ones from bouncing and speed up the process. It could jam but it vibrates a lot. I think a 30 cm funnel would work great

Yes it’d 100% jam up.

@@iteerrex8166 no it wouldn't. "real" jaw crushers also have a chute.

@@leen6bt it would depend on the design. If it’s in the shape of a static funnel, it well.

@@iteerrex8166 What is a static funnel??

Apparently you didn’t read the captions in the video. 🤦‍♂️ Start reading at about the 1:10 point. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Seems an alternative is Stellite welding rod as a hard face.

Do you have a name for these rods?

@@danl.4743 they are hard facing electrodes for AC welding. I used them for rebuilding the cutter teeth on my trencher and excavator digging bucket. Every country would have their own brand, they come in different hardnes. Stainless mig wire works as well.

Cone crusher is most generally a second crusher in a series, it's limitations is the difference between the exiting rock is and the size of the entering rock. If the rock entering is the size of a soccer ball ⚽️ then the outgoing rock can only be crushed down to a baseball size. To achieve rock like he is spreading the incoming rock needs to be baseball ⚾️ size otherwise it will not fit in the opening to get crushed. In the big mines the first crusher takes rocks the size of refrigerators and reduces them to half the size, the next reduces them to half again and so on. Initially the start up cost is huge but the tons per hour is extraordinary faster than one crusher trying to reduce huge boulders down to finish product in one go.

Watch the previous video. Donn explains why it is currently running this quickly.

An electric motor sounds like a worthwhile change. I worked at an iron mine down near the Mexican border many years ago. They used the massive concentric crusher driven by a massive electric motor. It could be stopped by some loads of poorly blasted ore. My job was to sound a warning horn when the ore chunks were way too big and the dump truck driver would stop dumping until the clean up crew could move the big ore chunks around and then resume crushing. Suprisenly it was a very quiet process.