Homemade Aluminum - Gas Engine Magazine April/May 1997For the past 10 years I've attended the Old Threshers Reunion at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. Among all the things to see and do, one of my favorite things

Homemade Aluminum By Russell Turner Russell Turner's homemade aluminum running on a 3 HP Briggs & Stratton engine. For the past 10 years I've attended the Old Threshers Reunion at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. Among all the things to see and do, one of my favorite things to do is visit the swap tent and the flea markets.

Homemade aluminum can Baler 10,830,076 views Jun 4, 28K Dislike Share Save cruise982001 21.7K subscribers This is my homemade can baler I made to save room. So I could wait until I had enough

It's powered by a 3/4 hp electric motor that drives a 50:1 right angle gear box on back of the machine. On the opposite side, there's a steel wheel and rod arm that rotates a piston made of 2-in. sq. tu fitted with a catch on back to hold the cans, which enter the ma-chine through a rack.

Using just scrap wood and a couple of bolts, you can create this fun and functional tool. Crush cans, candy wrappers and other small items using the DIY Wooden 

This is a short video of my homemade Basic Data Category: URL (first publication):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnxmEi0ZUFM Keywords: no no no Description It seems to get the job done. + General Reviews Add Review Report this page

I've been looking for a DIY Manual Design that can do Steel Soup Cans - like Habitant Pea Soup!. Crushing sideways instead of end-to-end looks 

Simple : This instructable is how to make a very simple can crusher. This is a 15 minute approx build. All you need is some scrap 2x4s and a 

8/19 · This person has build the crusher using an old garage opener as engine for crushing cans, with parts from an old bicycle to move the crushing plate and the frame of the tool is made from wood. It also automatically dispenses crushed cans at the bottom.

For this project, you'll need lots of scrap wood, a large PVC pipe, 3 bolts, nuts, and washers. The wooden was easy to build and it 

We used to have a hand operated mounted on a wall in our old garage. It worked OK, there wasn't anything wrong with it,