Shirley a few wives would be happy to use the saw on a member....

Lmfao! I mean with a few changes, it could still be done.

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насчет болгарки это слишком уж...

Можно было бы на направляющие рамки одеть пружины а с верху не заваривать наглухо а накрутить барашки, для регулировки прижатия полотна. По мимо СОЖа неплохо было бы граматную подсветку. Крепление полотна не в кругляке а в квадрате реализовать.

Да уже для стеллажика из профиля такая приблуда имеет смысл. Тут и размер можно выставить и прямой угол фиксированный. Всё будет ровненько - на сварке будет приятно работать.

Груз, пружины... Тут надо про жёсткость конструкции и точность подгонки - чтобы прямой угол был реально прямым.

#Михалыч 4- реализовать полный ход полотна(задействована лишь треть, или половина длины). Это ускорит процесс. Суходрочка, кароче

And removes swarf off a spinning drill bit with hts bare hands.

And never use oil while drilling! Good drill bits, love to know the brand!

@@PoisonShot20 Probably makes drill bits himself

I'm not sure respect is the most appropriate response to wanton disregard of basic safety measures, but hey, you do you.

​@@hollt693 yeah it literally hurts watching this and thinking of the uv radiation damage

Yes, but not everyone can afford much tooling, and quite a few of those already have a drill and a welder, making this a decent project to make from scrap, and when the saw pays itself off and brings in enough cash to buy a proper bandsaw, then those who could not afford one before, can now, and they didnt have to spend money on a buzzsaw or handsaw their elbows into dust... I myself hate handsawing and hate using a zipdisc on a grinder... I do use a large 180 mil zip disc on a wood saw to cut metal, but that is only because i have other machines that i used to make an adapter to make a woodsaw accept a zipdisc...

@@camillosteuss Cutoff wheel from harbor freight is $49. A welder is $300.

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Есть и такие станки, как он навоял. Не вопрос. Но вот то, что он навоял и близко к ним не лежало.

И ровнее)))

Everybody knows, the proper use for a cordless drill is for running a saw!!!

Well, there is something to be said about the satisfaction of making something yourself.

sometimes is about what its about who "made it"

HAHAHA Yes

I don't actually think it will harm the drill beyond its normal use. The torque reaction is not very high, at least not as high as using a half inch demmings drill to bore through block of mild steel. The world is not made of aluminum and pine.

@@thomasstuart6861 good drills will last but using it like this will shorten its life a lot... The torque you are talking about will increase depending on what he intents to cut but even without much of a torque, the motor and that drill is not meant for a continuous use like that. Do not use a power drill (you want to keep mix things). You will blow out the motor in a good power drill by using it as a mixer. I see many guys use their Makitas with a mixing rod. And have seen many ruin them. I simply give them a 30 year old craftsman electric drill I have that I would give away for $5. It over heats after 5 mins but gets the job done. They also make specialty drills for mixing.

@@TeacherFlash Thanks for the reply. I know the drill type you mention (black and decker). These type of tools have solid carbon brushes that no one every replaces and the cooling fan could not keep the grip from getting so hot the plastic started to spread on just about all of them. They had one big 'metal' crown gear and a worm drive off the armature. They worked well. Now I know the heat is something that burns them out and putting a load on them causes them to heat up hotter and faster. That's what happens to the big crown gear in many of those add on heads. They are fine for about 15 minuets continuous but the heat travels down the pinion and across to the big crown gear, which is often thermoplastic which reaches the vicat temp and off come all the teeth. Not nice in a tool only 15 minuets old....that I agree. As a continuous mixer, on a light duty drill, that is going to hurt somewhere in a short time. But most of the "plug in the wall" tools are not light duty and can snap your wrist if you let them. I could hack saw that tubing in 1/2 the time than that but that was not his point. He was showing how if you had to cut through 2" of steel rod that you could leave this running while sitting on the toilet. The problem really is in the tool itself. If its got plastic gearing....its a toy. The carbon brush drills are getting long in the tooth and if tools were still made in Canada/America...brushes would have been long ago replaced.

Your wrong @animated anatomy

Mr safety's here..

Also, probably easier to buy a beefy motor to dedicate to this instead of wearing out that drill motor with plenty of life left in it

Nice.useful specially machine works and blacksmith people.