Never throw away an old hub! It's like nothing anyone's ever seen before! 

Yup, the entire "finding it" thing is so fake and lame....I was like "Wow, no rust? Shocking!" 😂 and the view's they get...gullible people.

I love it!!!😂

@@Blackinterceptor999 you're probably the type who has the patience to watch oak Island for 5 years and find almost nothing LOL I love this video cuz it cuts through all the dead air with the juxtaposing kind of humor that only a hoarder of all things metal can appreciate LOL

Design is superb but, I would pin the work stop at 90° for square cutting, and have it adjustable for angle cuts. Say 15° to 45° in 15° increments. Stamp each position, drill and have removable pin for anchoring work stop at each position.

@@dakotachristianson3756 I also loved the editing. This was not something that have have the time or the skill to make, but the video flowed at such a good pace, I loved watching it and appreciated the creativity.

Noticed it at 6:22

Couldn't have said it better myself

And plenty of money from patreons to buy everything else that wasn’t supposed “trash”, which is malarkey.

😂😂😂😂 right! Nevertheless, he did do a superb job fabricating that. 👍

@@professionaljugalo lol 0p PPP ol it'll it'll it'll it'll it'll cost me on oî

Yeah, it seems a bit hazardous.

Reach up to turn it off and break you knuckles. lol

At that point I dubbed this machine "The Knuckle Buster".

Well you're not supposed to eat it!

You win 🏆

What's a bandsaw? Lol

And wouldn't it have been more appropriate of him to use a corded drill instead of an electric motor?

@@Valient6 Doesn't everyone have an ammo can with fifty pounds of miscellaneous bearings? I still have twenty or thirty pounds left, over the last thirty years. I like my own power hack saw, kind of with I took the time to set it up for the blade he uses, rather than a hand saw blade, but it was a long time ago, way before internet. Semper Fi,

@@johnmcclain3887 3rd world life hacks bro. Make a table saw using a corded drill. Look it up lol

thanks, china!

Its a story...your missing the point of the entire video he never speaks or says he actually found it in the pond...its a representation of "junk" something you might find or have laying around could be turned into anything you can imagine and are willing to put the effort into. He never says its a cost saving thing or that its even worth doing he just tells a story of creativity building it but also in the way he telks the story with the sounds of the build and way he films each process of his creation is so creative in its self.

And my Nissan put together

Lol.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hell I'll throw in a Dodge Neon just for some American made steel.

this comment made my day. Thanks bro. I also own a Honda :P Greetings!

For those not in the know, that's southern for FU

@@briandonaldson9657 well not quite that bad dude. I guess I was definitely being southern about it, but honestly despite being the sarcastic smartasshole I am, I really got respect for what he built. That being said would I ever build anything like that? Not likely. Even in Alaska with our stupid prices for shit sometimes between the Chinese and mass production I'm still much better off going to the pawn shop and buying a chop saw for $100 bucks since I make more that that before morning break just if I wanna put my belts on, let alone if I wanna run work. That being said and again not judging at all and giving the dude props for something I'd never waste my time on. Comes to construction thstsvwherebthevlord blessed me to make some cash onlybinhsd to sacrificevmybingenuiuity and most of whatbIbactualky love doingbforbthe american dream thatbid can have it all. That's sarcastic If anybody needed the obvious donaldson thruth on that one whacked on the head as well. If I had that kinda time on my hands for what he got out of it I'd probably have my little K truck set up with 35's and quad link jumpable suspension and a 1600 Hayabusa pushing my wood instead of this chop saw was all mybbless the heart stuff was about, but I'm certainly Not any better cause I got deadlines and making asshole rich to worrybaboutbinstead... 😏😎 Course I grew up blessed enough to be building farm machinery and grain trucks I was then driving down the highway at 10-12 years old so... And my ole boss who used to teach me that shit now that he's rich and semi retired from farming which just means you dobsomethingbotherbtgan farming now that your old now builds 35000 rpm jet engine lawn garden size true scale 4020 tractor models butnhudrrostatic for fun in the winter and show off at a few shows eachbyears project in the small slack between planting and harvest. Hope to get down there some day to check out, but can bet ya for damn sure the thing can mow some fucking grass and I wish hedvhave neen into that shitbbackbwhen ibisedvto mow the 5 bacres between all the farms cause if he had a kid interestedvlikebwevwetevback then he'd let am fucking mow with it for sure. We were building stock cars for the other brother after work cause it was more interesting than deans pulling tractors after work and weekends. But honestly like I said, with what they used to build the chop saw if I remember correctly what this click bait was about, assuming the poster was the builder I seriously get the need to give some props and by the looks of the likes on my comment I think I struck a cord there. Anyway. 👊🏿 and if this video poster ain't the builder, fuck off and give some props to the kid like I was saying. If that makes it any clearer than captain obvious and for those with wit your welcome! Thank marijuana. 😳😅 I fucking crack myself up and that alone makes it worthwhile. . Oh and Fuck off grammar Nazis and to the rest I apologize I have several bad like really bad head injuries and it's hardervtobtypevthisvthstb it is to build thidvsaw for me and I can promise ya I've already fixed a shit load spending much more time than most just to write this than I've spent fixing to this point. And/or/so/okay go ahead and lick my stinky ingenuitive balls you'll never be as smart as I am all fucked up! 😘.

@@briandonaldson9657 Well bless your heart.

​@@briandonaldson9657 I love how they think Yankees don't know and we confuse it with southern hospitality

Vote this comment up, goddamnit 😂🤣

Once I drained a pond to find a old hub some bearings & built a replica of the space shuttle & flew to Mars & back

😂😂😂👌

@@calthorp came here to make this same reply! Well, except I was only gonna go to the ISS. Great job thinking bigger 😉

@@Eyes0penNoFear I am going to drain another pond next week, so I can make a interstellar Lexington Thermonuclear Fusion Reactor drive & go back in time so I can come back to stop him posting it on youtube. Then I wont drain the first pond!

I grew up in soviet workshops where one would get ridiculed every single day till retirement if mentioned any desire to wear say, safety goggles. But this contraption makes me uneasy...

You CAN always put a metal Cover on this thing ( but then you can’t see it operate then ) the guy done a good joB !!!

Or fortht

Or,, last. As in the Harold Lloyd movies.

It's wild how the people who randomly throw harbor freight tools under the bus are always the people who just couldn't figure out how to use them (or are mad about the coupons or something lol)

I beg to differ. That's made pretty solid and with pretty good materials. Not something Harbor Freight is known for. Lol before anyone starts crying I'm not shitting on Harbor Freight entirely. They do serve a purpose. That purpose is to get you out of a pinch or to be used a few times a year. Excluding their hand tools. Just about everything else is not designed with longevity in mind as a rule not the exception!

@@richardbadish6990 i don’t know about that I have some harbor freight tools that have outlasted brand name tools

Once the tool leaves the Maker one rule goes into affect: A tool is only as smart as it's owner!

@@richardbadish6990 Agreed. This unit is pretty stout. No metal to metal contact, every moving part has a bearing. The only part that would wear out regularly would be the sawblade which is the replacement part. The rest is all bolted together making replacing damaged moving parts pretty easy. This unit could potentially last indefinitely.

They make industrial hacksaws that do exactly what this does. Google Peerless hacksaw. Of course, the mechanisms aren't so exposed.

I couldn’t believe how close his knuckles were to that thing😅😅😅

A tip for nearly everything in this video: CUTTING OIL

That wasn't water; it was WD-40.

Probably

My thought as well, add a guard.

@@court2379 what are you talking about guard lol, you shouldn't be within 10 feet of this tool if you need a guard to use a powertool. keep your deskjob

@@SP-tu7od I plan to, it pays better... But you go be macho and break your hand on an easily mitigated risk. Totally worth it. You probably use squint goggles too.

Or wait until it binds up and breaks away.... something metal. Then you can really experience the joys of metal to flesh.

@@jeremiahbullfrog9288 My hats off to this guy...very ingenious...My dad did stuff like this...

Nah, they're 500 bucks easy

@@shakdidagalimal www.lowes.com/pd/BLACK-DECKER-20-Volt-Max-Variable-Speed-Cordless-Reciprocating-Saw-Battery-Not-Included/50424356

@@4_Nik_8 Good luck getting a square cut with that b&d. Plus you need a $100 battery and charger, so...

@@4_Nik_8 You do realize that the tool you linked isn't even close to the one he made, right?

Does he still have thumbs?

In America it's called a Rube Goldberg 😆

@@ewdtrey ppppp

Can't seem to find it on his channel, you remember what it's actually called? Edit: after some digging I found it was the PM-63

How 'bout the "Smithinski-Wessonofski?' A Polish Revolver tha had it's barrel mounted backwards on the frame. Saw one once for sale, said "only fired once."

Nice catch

PLURAL too

That was nice!

😆😆

Yeah but that would take all the fun out of making something in 50 hours that cuts way slower than a chop saw

@@ihave35cents95 and spending way more money on steel, bearings and other miscellaneous items. Way more fun

yeah, but the idea of making a shop out of these home-made tools starts to sound more fun than a waste of time

@@angelchiriboga3904 reminds me of my uncle who was Mister Connecticut for 10 years when i was a kid. His whole gym was made out of manhole covers, anvils and cinder blocks on pulleys. But his was a money saver

@@angelchiriboga3904 it would be a very interesting undertaking. And it would be a really nice sense of accomplishment to have built all your tools from scrap

What like a chopsaw?... I've seen them in shops I think hahaha

But then your depth of cut is limited by the radius of the blade. Power hack-saw, ACTIVATE!

now you can cut tall stuff, but if you exceed the cut dimensions it explodes 🤗

What do you mean to short I cut it twice?????

The weight of the saw is essential for straight cuts. You either slow and light of fast and heavy when dealing with cutting tools. This contraption was'nt balanced and wobled all over the place. The precicion goes out of the window with this wobly, light, dangerous machine. He shoulve at least bolted it down, nevermind balanced the flywheel.

Your first project should be a lazy Susan for your kitchen table out of a big block flexplate mounted to a hub.

While he is very talented as far as an engineering stand point. This person should also learn to weld properly.

Pickup a cheap Harbor freight 120v MIG to learn on, ditch the Forney wire it comes with and get some quality .030 flux wire (it welds nicer with less splatter and slag, get the .035 wire later for heavier duty stuff), start practicing on scrap pieces. Its actually pretty easy once you get the fundamentals down.

@@SavageOne420 just gotta learn to read the puddle

Or the time and brain cells waiting for something useful to emerge.

Just never throw anything away, anymore

He who keeps what no longer works, has what he needs (Brazilian saying)

People say I never throw anything away. This is why, EVERYTHING can be reused.

And then you finally need it after keeping it for six years to realise you threw it away last week.

No, you'd get a job that pays you enough to buy a real one in a day.

@@mrmaigo Actually I would make it, just to prove I could, not everything is about going out and buying everything nice and shiny new, it is the same way with the new 3d printers we have bought, I ti fun to do it

It must have fell in there a couple of hours before making the video. lol agreed It is a nice project

Those rotor screws came out as if they'd only been in for an hour.

He threw it in the pond and then realised there was a use for it so he immediately started draining the pond to recover it

Also...it still worked, ever replace a hub for no reason (other than it was completely fucked?)

Hey man, reciprocate.

😂😂

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Exactly

@@TStheDeplorable it was just a foundation that filled with rain water, probably only a few days .

@@class2instructor32 It looked more like a pond to me. I call BS on finding that thing there.

@@beer1for2break3fast4 yeah it's not very square is it. Also who has ever thrown an ok hub anywhere that random?

Smft i was thinkin the samething smft

That's next, he's got the idea form the famous, or infamous, revolver, the " Smithinski-Wessonofski." For some reason people only fire it once.. But for mice, it's surely scare them away, far away.

Never throw away an old hub no wait,now throw it away

I have a NZ friend just like him a real Magiva, but because he's been diagnosed with short term memory due to a accident no one will hire him, but like this guy can and does fix and make every thing and any thing.

Same here,but then again my mind is always in the gutter

The core machine is the same principle, convert rotary motion into linear motion

i thought it was a can crusher

@@afgelocal801, For a while it could have been several things.

It would likely be more useful in that configuration.

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No kidding, can we at least get a handguard?! Don't ever use this thing after a few beers!

@@dustinmcdermont699 your brain is the safety guard... lol

looks the same as a 1950s-60s cast iron GALAXY HACK SAW... when men were men

@Fred Garvin Right as I saw the old hub rise from the mud. It spoke “It isn’t a bandsaw” and so it wasn’t….

@Mark Twain nope, it's fastened at both ends so it makes is a horizontal scroll saw since it's under tension (I think)

EDIT: I would like to change my wording to just “SAW” so we all can agree on something…. (Or would “cutter” have been a better choice) lol damn commenting gets to be so difficult bahahahaha P.S. reciprocating saw was actually a much better description! Thanks Re-Edit-My-Edit: Horizontal scroll could be the top choice!

True. I admire the talent and imagination more than the end product.

@@josephcarlat9414 I agree, I admire the workmanship that went into it.

The idea of a power hacksaw isn't so much speed as accuracy, and a blade will outlast a lot of cutting discs. The ones I worked with when was a kid were self-lowering and had coolant feed, so you just set them running and went off to do other things while they slowly chewed their way through the cuts.

@@bobs12andahalf2 how right you are.

Right?! Put on the other side at least!

BWAAHAHAHAA.. ME TOO.!! Phew... I'm not the only one who's brain has been permanently fucked from watching fucking.!

@@alantaylor353 🤣🤣... living a varied and interesting life is never a bad thing. 😆 Anyone who *didn't* see a prototype Thustmaster 3000 is clearly just discovering the Internet 🤣🤣

Same thoughts, maybe employ a worm gear design instead of belt drive

There goes another 60 hours of Labor

amen (and thank you)!!!

And pray to God that your welding skills are better than your saw-building skills.

there was no need to go full blown harbor freight, he already had the hub.

@@maxweldr5278 Yeah, he saved money lol

@@paulhopkins1905 i wonder what he did with all that money?

Yeah, but it's old school reliable. Long after Harbor freight goes out of business, that saw will still be running

@@ravenrock541 And it's still slow, ineffective and inacurate, and cost more to build than you could get a used stationary bandsaw

its for the wood that isn't able to appear in perfect lengths on his workbench.

O it can tho I watch a lot of restoration it can happen

@@dustinroach9531 not smoothly there's a reason that whole steering knuckle or Hub is off to begin with

@@dustinroach9531 😉

You have that right!

My thoughts also. Maybe with a variable speed motor or sheaved pulleys to slow it down, and an oiler.