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MartinNr5
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Приєднався 9 сер 2006
I guess I'm a maker, of sorts, but I don't really have any one direction that I stick to. I do a little bit of everything and share it with those who are interested via this channel.
Misc #23 - Work lights and quick connect for my NM-E08 (w. subtitles)
When editing the latest episode of me expanding my driveway I realized that I hadn't shown you the modifications you see on the NM-E08 mini excavator so I decided that I should edit and release the footage of that.
Not everything went as expected, quite the opposite, but that's life for you - you live and you learn. I'm mostly happy with the modifications, and especially the quick connect works great, but I might revisit the electrical work in a later video.
As always, many thanks for watching - I know there's a lot of content to choose from. If you want to help me grow the channel then please leave a comment, share the video, give it a like, and hopefully subscribe if you're so inclined.
All music taken from the UA-cam Audio Library.
Not everything went as expected, quite the opposite, but that's life for you - you live and you learn. I'm mostly happy with the modifications, and especially the quick connect works great, but I might revisit the electrical work in a later video.
As always, many thanks for watching - I know there's a lot of content to choose from. If you want to help me grow the channel then please leave a comment, share the video, give it a like, and hopefully subscribe if you're so inclined.
All music taken from the UA-cam Audio Library.
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DIY #42 - Expanding my driveway, part 3 (w. subtitles)
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Time to tackle the hard stuff, literally, as I start breaking up the rock/stone/boulder that's in the way of the new parking space. The hammer does a decent job at the start but after a while I need to resort to chemicals. Not sure what type of stone this is but it puts up a fight. This video is a bit longer as I included more real-time footage, let me know if that's something you prefer or if ...
DIY #41 - Expanding my driveway, part 2 (w. subtitles)
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First off I want to thank everyone who has subscribed, it really means a lot and I'm very grateful for your support. Here's to another thousand and hopefully even more. This is a shorter episode where I move a lot of material to get a rough grade of the expansion but since this is the last thing I did in 2021 I felt that it was a good place to end the video on. As always, big thanks for watchin...
DIY #40 - Expanding my driveway, part 1
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This is another project that's been long in the making. I started it in earnest in 2021 but it continued through 2022 into this year, and I still have some minor things to do before it's "finished." This is pretty much exactly when I got my new machines and it's obvious that I'm not used to the mini excavator, although there are moments later on when it almost seems as if I know how to operate ...
DIY #39 - Fixing my outdoor area, part 7 (w. subtitles)
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This is the final part of me fixing up my outdoor area, at least until I get around to fixing the area next to it. Mostly me moving material but also fixing the final part of the fence (a gate is planned but it'll come at a later date). As always, much thanks for watching my videos, it is truly appreciated. If you enjoy what i do, please give the video a thumbs up and consider subscribing. The ...
DIY #38 - Fixing my outdoor area, part 6
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We're on to part 6 of this epic (and by epic I mean irrelevant) saga of me fixing my outdoor area. This is recorded in 2022 - a year after the previous episodes - and I primarily get the area ready so that I can move in all my "resources." You'll get a look at my then new machine, a mini skidsteer loader that I've had great use of. There'll be a video on that machine soon (and by soon I mean no...
DIY #37 - Fixing my outdoor area, part 5 (w. subtitles)
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Construction of the fence continues in this episode, with just a tiny bit left for the next episode. This is also the last episode from 2021, the next one will be from 2022. Using my tiny excavator isn't a must, but it does make things a whole lot easier for sure. As always, a plethora of thanks for watching, appreciated as usual. Like, share, comment, subscribe, and perhaps smash something if ...
DIY #36 - Fixing my outdoor area, part 4 (w. subtitles)
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A shorter video but it felt natural to just include the building of the compost holders. I'll return to questionable landscaping and mediocre machine operations in the next video. As a reminder, this footage is from 2021 and besides more footage from 2021 and also have footage from 2022. On top of that I have some minor stuff to finish this year so I guess this is a multi-year documentary serie...
DIY #35 - Fixing my outdoor area, part 3
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In this episode I run the auger attachment for the first time, with expected results. Check out part 1 here: ua-cam.com/video/pd_8KS3tQaY/v-deo.html and part 2 here: ua-cam.com/video/GQGggV1LjVY/v-deo.html Using the auger is really tricky as I can't adjust it properly while running it. The end result worked out fine enough though, especially since I'll be building compost holders in this sectio...
DIY #34 - Fixing my outdoor area, part 2
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Work on my outdoor area continues. Check our part 1 for a bit more context: ua-cam.com/video/pd_8KS3tQaY/v-deo.html My little mini (micro) excavator is a real work horse and often punches above its weight class (check out my one year review of the machine: ua-cam.com/video/gFAkF2i16hw/v-deo.html). Some of the controls are still jerky and unpredictable, and although it gets a bit easier to contr...
DIY #33 - Fixing my outdoor area, part 1
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I have an section of my garden that I use as an outdoor working area, with a workbench and storage. The first part of this is roughly 8 years old, if not more, so it's high time to redo that part. This is from back in 2021 when I first got my new machines and even though I've operated excavators previously, that was 6 or 7 years ago so I need to re-learn a lot, on a machine that isn't exactly f...
MISC #22 - Nuoman NM-E08 one year review
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Watch me struggle to complete sentences as I say "super" and "annoying" over and over. 00:00 - Intro 01:00 - Excessive wear 05:12 - Lack of attention to details 05:47 - Metric and standard fasteners 06:23 - Cumbersome track tensioning 08:57 - Different types of grease zerks 09:59 - Cheap electrical components 10:35 - Low quality engine mounts 11:28 - Low quality valve blocks 12:33 - Inconsisten...
MISC #21 - Unboxing the Nuoman NM-E08 excavator
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I've been meaning to import an excavator from China for quite some time and earlier this year I finally got around to it. I opted for a really small machine on purpose as I want it to be nimble and able to get to areas a bigger machine can't. It is really tiny though! It's not as much a mini excavator as it is a micro digger. This is just a first quick look after unboxing the machine and I will...
DIY #32 - Restoring my pond, part 8
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This is from a year ago, almost to the date, so my apologies for not keeping you up to date in real time. There's just been a lot on my plate but I'm hoping to get more editing done on a regular basis from now on. I have a ton of stuff filmed, not just the pond, but I'll do my best to release pond related videos as well. Thanks for your patience, and thanks for checking out my video. As always,...
DIY #31 - Restoring my pond, part 7
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In this part I start fixing the edges by repairing tears in the liner and replacing the material I used to build up the edges. The audio is all over the place as my lapel mic didn't produce usable audio, but I've done my best to boost it to decent levels. Many thanks for watching, I hope you found this video interesting, useful, entertaining, or perhaps all of the above. If you did, please give...
Good thinking skills.
I got a 1 ton from this company, loose screws, weak metat in hydraulic parts, keep bending and braking, the worst customer service, the crate came destroyed and missing the Auger motor, just a horrible experience
Sawdust aka kindling
Dude you cannot operate any excavator period
Thanks for generating traffic to the channel!
What are you wearing??? Your boy scout pants....
Man, you need to try harder if you want to troll me.
Practical advice, thank you. That said the drill is made in China, so I will not be purchasing it.
Hi. What to do with air bleeder screw?
I was working last weak trying generate 40khz I achieved with an arduino uno and the command tone (11,40000) ; - that output 40khz in the pin 11 and then I sent it to an dedicated amplifier of 50w
When you use lot of hammer. You get very soon sloppy joints and cracks your digging boom
Why are transportation in India those how need to use this product
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wots the best desail or petrol version
I prefer diesel as it's more fuel efficient and the engine is simpler (no carburetor). It also has a bit more torque and is usually easier to start. It's louder though, with a harsher noise than petrol.
Holy shit what a contraption i think i woud rater use a shovel
Believe me, unless you have arms, shoulders, and a back of steel you'd rather use this for a majority of your shoveling work. :)
is that a 1 ton or micro half ton digger
This machine is approx. 820 kg so somewhere in between.
Are the subtitles huge for any of you guys, or is it just for me?
It's partial success. May be DIY coil and plate on top of it works. Thank you for the hard work and time.
Hello! Great job! I ordered the same one from China to work on my farm.
Hello! Glad to hear, it should serve you well. It's a workhorse and as long as you know about its limitations and keep up with maintenance it's a great tool to have around.
Yes, of course I will take its weight and power into account when performing work.
Uma pena não ter no mercado brasileiro 😢
Did you notice the "relocation" of my tiny greenhouse? It was done without my approval. :)
Ear muffs for a screw gun? All that gear on his pants to open a box. Lol, this guy is a riot
Well, with 20+ years of tinnitus I do what i can too keep what hearing I got left. And, funnily enough, I wear these pants when doing other things besides opening a box. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching.
Total jackass
Most people have no clue about what ultrasonic is..or what a transducer is..
Im here for the sound Effects :-D
The runout on this drill has nothing to do with the chuck. It is caused by an incorrectly sized output shaft upper bearing in the gearbox. I stripped and replaced mine after having it just one week. The needle roller earring that Bosch use is too loose on the shaft. I replaced it with 2 ball bearing races, and eliminated all of the free play. Took me about 90 minutes to do, it’s a bit fiddly, just take plenty of photos so you don’t forget how to reassemble!
where did you get the right size ball bearings?
Iay be trying this with an insecticide on the lawn!
You need a thum when moving things. It would help to hold on to rock and brush
Van sok időd és pénzed szórakozni :)
This press has worked like a charm for my projects ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxajoEbapTfqWaadnqb04h6U576yxXp-FE . I didn't even secure it to my table top, mainly due to the fact that I was using a 15 lbs drill vise. It's not flimsy at all as to what others have claimed it to be. Make sure the locking nuts and levers are secured and there won't be any issues with light pressure and patience. I was able to drill through aluminum, plastic, and steel (steel took a while) with no problems at all. Yeah it took a little longer than a regular drill press, but I don't have the space OR the money for one.The instruction manual was worthless, but luckily assembling the press was intuitive. However, the manual would be good for ordering replacement parts if needed. There is a nice breakdown of the parts that are included in the kit. Before ordering, make sure it is compatible with your unit, it is clearly stated what models the press is compatible with.This was an excellent purchase for $40!!
How much did it end up costing you after you got it into Sweden
does it do true vertical holes? ty
You got a good one bro…. No guard attached 👍
Why are you not manufacturing these? You seem to know how poorly these are built, you can surely manufacture, market and make such a superior product at the same or lesser of a price.
Sigh. You swing the boom and raise one side of the machine to get tracks off the ground to adjust tracks. It's the same with all excavators, big or small. You've got waaaay too much grease everywhere - wipe it off or it will attract dust/dirt and ruin your pins. Tolerances aren't great, but dangle drills are notorious for 'walking'. You simply have to learn the foibles of each machine to compensate. Paint on any muffler will burn off. As for Imperial/Metric, that's a bit strange. Think most of your problem was buying from a complete no-name manufacturer to save a bit of money. Even in China, there's a quality difference. Usually, the newest/smallest entrants build the crappiest machines and sell at the absolute lowest prices to attract cheapskate/clueless customers.
The awnings off the garage doors...very cool
Can I ask how tall you are? I am 6’2”. I am looking to purchase one of these, but concerned I may not fit safely. Thanks!
On that light 💡switch suggestion is to use🤔 Velcro two-sided. Tape not going to last🕵️ too long
E08 or E10?
Slop doesnt seem that bad, all augers have insane slop. The rest yeah not best case scenario but when the cost is taken into acount its pretty meh imo
The track and motor issues seem pretty fair gripes though
I dont understand why anyone buys these things. By the time you pay for all the shipping, machine, fees, insurance, you name it, for a few grand more you can get a well used real mini.
This is an excavator made by our company. It sells well
How much is it to send to uk
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pay cheap pay twice
I do like that there are very cheap options out there for people that cannot afford a high end machine. Beats the heck out of a shovel!! Good way to cut your teeth on some basic machine repair!!
Cheap chinese machine, i wouldnt even trust that cheap plastic chinese caliper. Come on sir, you have to spend some money.
Question In your unboxing of hammer attachment what is the little black air tank for?
Why all of these complaints when it got CE painted in large letters on the sides 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
So, what do you think, will the fence survive the winter storms? :)
wait... are you wearing ear muffs for ripping off that paper thin wood?
It's called a swing motor
Hi, thanks for the posting. I am in the process getting an electric version instead. Hopefully, quality gets better. Can you get better quality pins to replace the bad one? Also, can you mount the digging bucket facing up, to use as a scoop instead of digging? Thanks
Thanks for the videos you really help me on my Decision to buy one , And my answer is ill pass on it.
funny video thanks man LOL.
lower the throttle to jerky