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TimberKing 1400 Power Log Dog Winch Driven
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- čas přidán 23. 03. 2023
- This video consists of the construction and installation of a power log dog utilizing Zeak 3500# winches to power the system wired back to solenoids and a control box with momentary contact switches to activate the solenoids. This video is not for instruction or design of a log dog. It is for informational purposes only. All designs and construction for power equipment should be performed by competent and certified personnel.
Band saw mills, tractors, power tools and welding equipment are inherently dangerous and can be extremely dangerous if not operated properly. YOU, the operator, are responsible for the safe operation of all the equipment. You must carefully read and follow any warnings, safety signs and instructions provided with or located on all power equipment. Do not remove, defeat, deface, or render inoperable any of the safety devices or warnings on the band saw or tractor. All guidelines for proper setup and use provided by the saw blade manufacturer and band saw manufacturer should be followed. Caution should be taken when using power equipment or tools and all recommended safety precautions from the tool or equipment manufacture should be utilized.
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Credit for background music in order of use from CZcams Video Library;
Take it Back - Dan Lebowitz
Everything You Wanted - Dan Lebowitz
Freedom - Dan Lebowitz
Materials:
Amazon:
Quanity 2 - Zeak 3500 lb. Advanced 12V Electric Winch, Off Road Waterproof, Synthetic Rope
Quanity 2 - APIELE 19MM Mushroom Head Push Button Switch Momentary Push Button IP65 Waterproof 12V 24V 36V DC 110V 250V AC 5A SPST(19mm, Green)
Quanity 2-APIELE 19MM Mushroom Head Push Button Switch Momentary Push Button IP65 Waterproof 12V24V 36V DC 110V 250V AC 5A SPST (19mm, Red)
Quanity 2 -KanSmart Winch Solenoid Relay Contactor 12V 250A Thumb Truck for ATV UTV Boat 4x4Vehicles 1500-5000lbs Winch with 6 Protecting Caps - Winch Switch Replacement Number 6307062135 74900 2875714 70715
Mcmaster-Carr:
9517K599 - Tight-Tolerance Low-Carbon Steel Bar, 1" Thick, 2" Wide, 2 Feet Long
8962K39 - Zinc-Galvanized Low-Carbon Steel Bar, 1" Thick, 1" Wide, 1 Foot Long
8270K82 - High-Temperature Slippery UHMW Polyethylene, Sheet
Nitro Chain:
RC40H-1R-10FT, #40H X 10FT Heavy Series Roller Chain
CL40H, 40H-1 Heavy Duty Connecting Link, (Master Link), Quanity 4
40A12, Type “A” Plate Sprocket, 1/2” Bore, Quanity 2
40A18, Type “A” Plate Sprocket, 5/8” Bore, Quanity 2
Online Metals:
2" x 4" x 0.25" Carbon Steel Rectangle Tube A500/A513 Hot Rolled- Part #: 10184 Online Metals
Wire and Cable Your Way:
50 Feet - 10/2 SOOW Portable Cord 600V UL/CSA,
Great job on your log turner I may built one for my diy Mill one Day. This is a good design
Very nice setup! I only wish you were my neighbor..I would hire u to put one on my mill...Keep the videos coming..You explain things very well!Thanks!
Thanks. For the reply.
Great job on all your mods.
Awesome job
David, you are a very resourceful man. This was a great idea. I'm working on my own log dogs. Please keep making videos. There aren't many creators doing videos on DIY sawmill mods. Great work! It looks like a factory add on.
Thanks, I have several more mods coming.
I understand,thank you for your reply
pretty slick
Cool
Slick
I like your idea, will try to duplicate thanks
How did you find out that the spool was something that could be welded to? Cause these are no longer available at Amazon
The spools that have the thicker sides tend to be cast. I have not found any more winches with steel spools. You can buy and attach a sprocket sized to the spool arbor diameter using a split axle collar with extended set screws. I show where I did that on the log stop winch.
excellent! Thanks!
have you ever done any sawmill builds using old windshield wiper motors and gearboxes?
No I have not. I have thought about the those and the motor gear boxes for RV slideouts. While they would great for carriage mobility up/down or through the log I do not think they would give the required torque for a log turner or log dog. But I could be wrong. Proper gearing can do amazing things. The stabilizer jack motors may show promise.
@@davidpape9726 I like the RV slide idea. I have heard electric power steering motors also.
I have an all manual mill 3 phase mill so I am strongly considering a 12V subsystem to drive some log stops and a turner. You set up is awesome.
Any thoughts on publishing plans?
@@davidpape9726 One other thought... did the motors for the log turner end up being powerful enough or did you find yourself upgrading to something else?
If so, what did you go to?
Just got a 1400 need one of these, can you put one together along with instructions on how to install. I think you can sell these to every 1400 Timber King owner!
Sorry but I am moving pretty slow these days. I am retired so work for the sake of making money is not on my agenda.
Hi David, Thank you for Mill modification videos. I'm Planning on doing your log stops and log dog they are great options. I want to throw something at you and hopefully you reply. What would you think of reconfiguring the log dog trolley with the raise - lower winch on the side toward the log stops and the log dog on the side away. Reasoning being to give more room for the log. Do you see any issues with that method? Thanks
Actually you are right on point about moving the raise lower winch to the other side. Also I would incorporate the cover algnment plate on the log stops to the log dog. Some space can be saved on the log dog by scaling it down abit. Where the log dog carriage rides on the 2" x 4" tube you probable do not need any more than 1" of contact on each side.
@@davidpape9726 Thank you so much for responding, You are truly inspirational. How are feeling about the Zeak 3500's after time?
I notice that Amazon doesn't carry the Zeak winches anymore. Any thoughts on a different brand with equal specs and weldability?
I have not found any more winches with carbon steel spools so I used winches with cast spools on the rest of my modifications.
Go to Vertical Log Stops Part 2 of 2 czcams.com/video/u0HabF9XGTE/video.html or Log Turner Final Modification Part 1 czcams.com/video/O5aJYSFHp7g/video.html for the clamp-on method which works for the small winches with the outside plate. I am going to adapt a sprocket to a 4500# winch but the outside of the spool cannot be removed so the sprocket will have to be split.
@@davidpape9726 Gotcha! Thanks man
I'd love to see how you modified the winch to have the sprocket on there
Go to Vertical Log Stops Part 2 of 2 czcams.com/video/u0HabF9XGTE/video.html or Log Turner Final Modification Part 1 czcams.com/video/O5aJYSFHp7g/video.html this method works for the small winches with the outside plate. I am going to adapt a sprocket to a 4500# winch but the outside of the spool cannot be removed so the sprocket will have to be split.
Also did you not use the switches that came with the winch? Why go with a third party momentary switch?
I used push button momentary contact switches mounted in a control box and an externally mounted selinoid. The control box with the swithes can be seen near the end of the video. I actually mounted the box in a previous video. The videos have a parts list at the top in the description. Thanks
I used push button momentary contact switches mounted in a water proof control box along with an externally mounted selinoid. The control box was mounted in a previous video. There is a parts list in the description at the top of the page. You can see the control box near the end of the video. Thanks