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@@robt2151 its thirsty work entertaining us... he deserves it ! 😎👍☘🍺

Would serve as a nice 'white noise' loop to put me to sleep at night.

I did not find it satisfying. I can easily crush cans that much with my hands, just as fast. It seems like it could crush the cans much smaller with that motor. Doesn't seem stressed at all. Though, the bottom board should be pocket holed for more strength. The way it is attached can't have much strength. Alternatively, metal could be wrapped around the outside and that metal screwed into the side boards.

make it 2 hours and filter out the motor noise as much as possible done

JSK could easily build such a thing!

They are japanese hatagane. They are used for squaring

It is much cooler to build a automated smeltery when 100 cans are crushed

Wtf do they need uncrushed ones for ? They can't refill them ... & they take up more space ! That doesnt seem to make any sense... most people recycling cans crush the life out of 'em to save space... 🙄🤔

@@peterfitzpatrick7032 because we recycle and return cans to a shop with a return-machine. Simple system

it's a pawn system, where you can return the cans to a machine in the store. The cans have to be in good shape so the machine can read the barcode, they are then crushed and collected inside the machine.

I live in Japan and I wish I knew where he gets his plywood. It's far better than what most DIY stores carry. Due to the "Wood Shock" they're currently experiencing (caused by Covid's effect on world shipping) the most I can find here is cheap lauan construction plywood. Our friend Koubou-san must have a huge stock of plywood left over from pre-Covid days. BTW, it is my understanding that most of Japan's 2x4s are pine or ash and come from Canada.

@@sincerelyyours7538 That's really interesting, I would have thought it more widely available. It looks like the same quality as 'Baltic Birch' type plywood, which is available in Canada but very expensive. Also interesting that Japan's 2x 4s come from Canada. We have really terrible quality 2 x4 s here - maybe the buyers for the Japanese stores are demanding higher quality and picking out the better lumber.

I was thinking a hopper that would make sure they were oriented

@Viorsa, siempre pues tener una piedra y aplastar las latas a pedradas, como cuando éramos niños, te acuerdas??? 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@docstrench948 Buenos días , cómo no me voy a acordar , que generación

I admire his work but I don't think I would invest that much money and time to make a machine to break up cans. Many of those projects online make the builder look good, but has little use in real life. Most people are in the KZfaq to get view and make money, not to teach you anything useful.

@@Hour882Die No offense but ... I think you overestimate what YT gives people in terms of money at present (years ago maybe that was a different story but not anymore). There is a reason why many have turned to patreon and other sources of revenue. As for no use in real life... Many of the projects on this channel are nothing but useful, some more than others sure but this project would probably save you some cash in the long run if you got the hardware on the cheap. Over here where I live for instance prices for trashbags (these are special bags for which you pay extra and only these special bags will be picked up on trash day, no exceptions) are quite high. Saving space as a result does pay off.

See his video - sa2I0vUCXsE

Are you saying the old cans are refilled ? ... never heard of that... 🤔

А если нужно 1000 банок смять? Или 10 000? Прощаться с коленным суставом?

@@walterer7077 А Ты из пивных банок дома склад сделал . Открывай метало-базу. Тогда пресс пригодится.

これの事ですか？ kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aNN1iZpm3JzDk4U.html

@Nyan Hein Zaw Thanks it's shown at 3:19

@@maxximumb I can't speak to the brand of that bit, but it's just a tapered drill. Usually they're sold as a combination with a countersink attachment, and called 'tapered countersink drill'. They are sold as many brands.

@@nominalvelocity Thank you. I found a set online. It's amazing what tools are out there if you just know their names.

@@maxximumb hola, las encuentras en bastantes medias y como lo dice el usuario anteriormente es broca avellanadora, que bueno que las encontraste en línea , saludos