Greens and MachinesTopics of this week of hydroponic gardening: 14 plants now in the garden. Is it time to open up a new set of growth channels? Cold Weather stopping basil from entering system Lettuce Ready to Harvest? Succession Planting and timing
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More Vegetables into the System; Succession Planting? | Week 4 | NFT 72Greens and Machines2022-04-18 | Topics of this week of hydroponic gardening: 14 plants now in the garden. Is it time to open up a new set of growth channels? Cold Weather stopping basil from entering system Lettuce Ready to Harvest? Succession Planting and timing
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreI Finally Melted Cast Iron! (and other foundry accomplishments)Greens and Machines2025-06-22 | My long awaited entry into the "iron age"!
0:00 Intro 1:15 Pelican token mold with water cooling, new turntable platter pattern 3:05 New platter casting, welding new big ingot tray for direct furnace melts 3:46 Cutting the old crucible in half, welding new steel crucible 5:34 Casting bars with new crucible, new ladle, new ingot tray, and token mold dip method 7:32 Wet sand casting failure, new crucible breaks 10:37 CAST IRON
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreDIY Lathe Build from Scrap Parts! - Part 1: Proof of ConceptGreens and Machines2024-12-22 | When life gives you a grain mill that didn't work, you make a lathe!
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreBuilding a Hot Compost PileGreens and Machines2024-08-30 | I've been involved with a local group that makes compost and here is how we build our piles.
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreThrift Store Standing Lamp Socket Fix #diyGreens and Machines2024-08-30 | My $15 Thrift Store standing lamp turned into a $20 standing lamp after I had to replace the light bulb socket. It is an easy fix and my new to my lamp works great!
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreAttempting to Build a Grain Mill for Flour and Peanut Butter - Grain Mill Overkill!Greens and Machines2024-08-05 | My attempt to reinvent the Country Living Grain Mill but with way bigger bearings than it needs.
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreBicycle Mounted Drinking FountainGreens and Machines2024-06-27 | I always wanted my own drinking fountain, now I can enjoy it wherever I want!
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreReplacing the Bottom Bracket on my Vilano Hybrid BikeGreens and Machines2024-06-02 | Where do you begin on a repair if the brand that sold you the bike 7 years ago barely exists today? Removing the crank arms and replacing the bottom bracket of the 3 piece crankset on my Vilano Hybrid bike.
Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:09 Removing the Crank Arms 3:44 Removing the Bottom Bracket 4:38 Installing the New Bottom Bracket 6:39 Installing the Crank Arms and Dust Cover Bolts 8:52 Test Ride
Items used in this video: 3 Piece Crank Puller/Bottom Bracket Remover: amzn.to/3VbTE3s Shimano BB-UN300 Bottom Bracket (not used): amzn.to/4dONH3P Mimoke Square Tapered Bottom Bracket (68mm x 120mm): amzn.to/44YQ6EM Red and Tacky Grease: amzn.to/4bzCfr4
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreBus-Friendly Folding Bike TrailerGreens and Machines2024-03-15 | Admittedly, this isn't the most stable trailer design due to its narrowness (as we discover in the sequel video going to LA Wholesale Produce Market: youtube.com/watch?v=xuUB9PdblGU ), but at low enough speeds, it makes a handy last-mile cargo carrying companion. The dolly mode does work quite spectacularly though.
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreI Fixed a Broken Toaster Oven Without Replacement Parts - Cuisinart TOA-60 RewiringGreens and Machines2024-01-27 | I've read that the switch failing is a common problem on this model. Since all the rest of the parts were still good, I found a way to reconfigure the wiring differently to restore most of the functionality.
Pause at 0:58 for the wiring diagrams before and after
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreThe Grapefruit Squasher!Greens and Machines2023-12-22 | A few years ago, I started noticing a lot of opportunities for free grapefruit in my area. Many people have trees, but either don't like them, can't eat them fast enough, or can't eat them due to medication conflicts. I took it upon myself to be the appreciator of grapefruit, and in the process, created my character Squashy Grapefruit (because the flattened oval shaped ones look so funny). Over the years of eating excessive amounts of grapefruit, it began to cause the enamel of my teeth to deteriorate since it is such an acidic fruit. At worst, it became painful to chew food. After getting my teeth repaired by the dentist, I decided to be more cautious of how much grapefruit I eat. I read that most of the harmful effects could be avoided by juicing them and drinking the juice through a straw so it never contacts your teeth. Thus the Grapefruit Squasher was born!
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My juicer's dimensions were ~6" diameter for the tray, 4.5" for the plunger, and 3.75" for the dome. If I were to do this build all over again, I would buy 90mm (3.54"), 100mm (3.937"), and 150mm (5.905")... since the internet seems to like the metric system. At least 1mm thick should be sufficient to realistically TIG weld..... and then just pray it's food/grapefruit-safe.
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreI Finally Bought Mold Release Spray! - Permanent Mold Casting with New Molding Bench!Greens and Machines2023-11-28 | Technology is slowly increasing at the foundry with two new additions to make life a whole lot easier. The mold release spray, Sprayon's LU 204 Dry Film Graphite Lubricant, really helped in preventing my castings from sticking to the molds. The bench makes opening and closing the molding press much easier, but pouring is a little more challenging until I can build a step stool or raised platform of some sort. All n' all, it was a successful casting session!
DJ Swamp photo from The Portable Infinite
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The Foundry: greensandmachines.com/p/the-foundry.htmlA Very Scrapful ClotheslineGreens and Machines2023-10-15 | This project was inspired by my house being entirely too hot during the summer to make any sense of using the clothes dryer. For those who don't have a bunch of contaminated aluminum bars to use up and still want to build a clothesline with electrical metallic tubing, there are probably off-the-shelf components that can be used to join the tubes at the same angles, like this for example*: amzn.to/48VWKxq *Purchases from product links in this description may earn affiliate commission for us (i.e. Amazon Affiliates Program, etc).
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreSummer Bash at Bar Z, 2023 - Good Swap Meet Finds & Round Stock GiveawayGreens and Machines2023-06-28 | Another good time at the coolest machinists' house party around!
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreBuilding a Better Grain MillGreens and Machines2023-06-24 | The grain mill, one of my most popular projects on this channel, left a lot to be desired. Not wanting to leave everyone hanging, including me, I decided to improve the design and build another one. Here it is with a more simple one-piece housing design, smaller rollers, gear drive, and much more. Later in the video we test it with some hard red wheat, and einkorn berries.
0:11 Everything wrong with the old grain mill 1:46 It's time to build! 4:45 assembly 5:55 grinding wheat with both knurled rollers 6:48 switching roller 7:38 grinding wheat with one knurled roller and one splined roller 8:12 switching second roller 8:50 grinding wheat with both splined rollers 10:01 grinding einkorn with both splined rollers & outro
Visit greensandmachines.com for moreHow did the January crops turn out? And New Plants! - April Garden UpdateGreens and Machines2023-06-17 | A mini garden vlog showing off the raised beds of peas, arugula, and a radish, and some new plants to transplant into the garden
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreMagnet Fishing Attachment for Bicycle? | Avas Attractor IRLGreens and Machines2023-04-30 | I thought it would be cool to automatically collect metal items from the street as I'm biking. Does it work? Somewhat.
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreRecord Setting Foundry Session - Opening Day 2023Greens and Machines2023-03-26 | In this first casting session of the year, I managed to get the process down for my permanent molds of the pelican token, and round stock. A total of nine pours were accomplished for each mold. I also got to use my new "full metal jacket"! Now I just need to get the hat.
Visit greensandmachines.com for moreWhat Vegetables did I plant in January?Greens and Machines2023-03-11 | What are the best vegetable seeds to plant in January? Find out what I am sowing in this video! We also explore if peas really need a trellis to grow.....
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When I found a kids' scooter and a golf bag dolly both being discarded, I knew they were meant for each other. I had a bad experience of trying to use my old kick scooter during my first week of college, and falling off of it at least once a day because the tiny wheels could not overcome slight deviations in the sidewalk. Adding 12.5" wheels would sure fix this problem! For additional safety and comfort, I welded an extension to make the handlebars higher. Even with all the modifications, the folding mechanism still functions for ease of storing and carrying on the bus or train.
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreI Upgraded a Kids Scooter for Tall PeopleGreens and Machines2023-02-14 | When I found a kids' scooter and a golf bag dolly both being discarded, I knew they were meant for each other. I had a bad experience of trying to use my old kick scooter during my first week of college, and falling off of it at least once a day because the tiny wheels could not overcome slight deviations in the sidewalk. Adding 12.5" wheels would sure fix this problem! For additional safety and comfort, I welded an extension to make the handlebars higher. Even with all the modifications, the folding mechanism still functions for ease of storing and carrying on the bus or train.
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreReverse Osmosis Hooked Up To Garden HoseGreens and Machines2023-01-14 | I managed to trashpick an entire reverse osmosis system, but not having a sink of my own to install it under, decided to hook it up to the garden hose instead. I built a wooden stand to make more portable. The metal dispenser arm was left over from another project.
I was always skeptical of getting my own RO system because I thought if I bought one, I'd be indebted to having to purchase proprietary filters from the manufacturer forever. Fortunately, that is not the case with this one, as it uses standard size filters and the components are all modular connecting with 1/4" tubing and quick connect collets. The replacement filters I bought were from appliedmembranes.com This one was a 5-stage filter replacement plus alkalizing cartridge. In addition to the pipe adapter I machined, there were a few extra fittings from the hardware store including the outlet valve, since I'm not using the original faucet.
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreGreens and Machines Convention 3 | Christmas Day at the Beach | Project Talk and Channel UpdateGreens and Machines2023-01-02 | The third official Greens and Machines Convention, where we discuss our projects, and what to look towards in the future. In this rendition, we are at the beach on Christmas Day, reflecting on projects from 2022 and what to expect from the channel in 2023.
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Credits to DJ Petesake for the music in this video. Visit his Soundcloud to download the soundtrack: soundcloud.com/djpetesake/sets/greens-and-machines-soundtrackEasy PVC Didgeridoo w/ Heat Gun MethodGreens and Machines2022-12-23 | I was inspired to build a didgeridoo after seeing an article in a music store about how practicing can help reduce snoring and sleep apnea (I've been told I snore since I was an early teen). I remembered the method my friend used to make custom sized PVC pipe adapters with a heat gun and some wood forming dies, and applied the technique to my didgeridoo creation. The two I constructed sound vastly different due to the lengths and diameter being different. Of course the 6-foot one sounds better, but I thought I'd have a mini-didgi for occasions when I need to carry one on my bike easily.
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To help with casting aluminum soap dishes, Diecaster D designed, machined, and assembled a molding press to help eject the finished soap dishes from his diecasting mold. How did his entry turn out?
The big molding press project continues with the machining of the platens. The 3 plates needed holes drilled and bored in them for mounting the support rods, as well as the hardware for making the press move, not to mention the mold itself. Machining is easy when it's aluminum, but it's much more fun when it's aluminum that you recycled and casted yourself!
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When designing my newer, bigger molding press, I decided to make the 3 platen plates from cast aluminum. This would be cheaper, easier to machine, and result in a press that I wouldn't need a crane to lift. In this foundry session, I set a personal record for most metal cast in one day! While I managed to pour 3 platens, the second one turned out ugly due to the sand being too dry, falling apart, and me trying to reconstruct the mold by hand with a spoon. I ended up remelting that one and pouring a replacement at a later time.
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreBig Molding Press pt. 3 - Casting Lots of Bars!Greens and Machines2022-11-16 | The new molding press in action! 0:00 Transporting the molding press 1:33 Machining the final details and assembling the mold 4:15 Foundry prologue 6:33 Starting the furnace 9:15 Melting and pouring 13:23 Results & metal analysis
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreDIY Wario Costume | Dyeing Overalls PurpleGreens and Machines2022-10-30 | I will be going over the steps I took to make a Wario Costume from off the shelf items. This includes sewing a felt hat, sewing together gloves, and dyeing denim overalls from blue to purple. I also answer the question why RIT dye remover is not recommended for use with denim fabric.
Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:43 Sewing the Hat 02:12 Sewing the Gloves 02:28 Sourcing the Shoes 02:42 Dyeing the Overalls Purple 09:54 Sourcing the Yellow Shirt 10:21 Other items and final thoughts
Hot off the Greens and Machines foundry are these stylish beverage coasters.
The pelican design came from a video I shot of a flock of pelicans flying over Lake Winnebago. From this, the still image was converted into a silhouette, and machined into a mold. Scrap aluminum was melted and poured into this mold to create the coaster. The coasters were then machined and polished to finish. The "Making Of" these coasters videos is in development and will be released soon!
**As this is a cast aluminum item, there exists some level of casting imperfection in each coaster**
These coasters are made from scrap aluminum, and measure a diameter of 3". Each coaster weighs approximately 2.5 oz. The bottom of each coaster is machined and polished.
These fit drinking glasses or tumblers of 3" diameter with a slightly beveled bottom perfectly. Using a smaller glass could be a problem as the pelican shape is raised; the glass can be wobble.
For other uses, these are pretty neat coins; you can be one of the few people who owns a pelican coin like this one. These are being made on a limited production run.
If this item sells well, there are plans to add more designs (more birds) to complete a themed coaster set.
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Credits to DJ Petesake for the music in this video. Visit his Soundcloud to download the soundtrack: soundcloud.com/djpetesake/sets/greens-and-machines-soundtrackBigger Permanent Molding Press pt.2/3 - Machining The Platen PlatesGreens and Machines2022-08-20 | The big molding press project continues with the machining of the platens. The 3 plates needed holes drilled and bored in them for mounting the support rods, as well as the hardware for making the press move, not to mention the mold itself. Machining is easy when it's aluminum, but it's much more fun when it's aluminum that you recycled and casted yourself!
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreMesh Screen Filter for Hydroponic Garden Growth Channels | NFT 72Greens and Machines2022-08-17 | An upgrade to the garden: cut out and insert mesh screen into the growth channels to stop debris from plugging the nutrient solution flow.
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Visit greensandmachines.com/p/diy-72-plant-nft-vertical-hydroponics.html for more information regarding this hydroponic gardenBigger Permanent Molding Press pt.1/3 - Casting The Platen PlatesGreens and Machines2022-08-12 | When designing my newer, bigger molding press, I decided to make the 3 platen plates from cast aluminum. This would be cheaper, easier to machine, and result in a press that I wouldn't need a crane to lift. In this foundry session, I set a personal record for most metal cast in one day! While I managed to pour 3 platens, the second one turned out ugly due to the sand being too dry, falling apart, and me trying to reconstruct the mold by hand with a spoon. I ended up remelting that one and pouring a replacement at a later time.
Visit greensandmachines.com for moreHydroponic Gardening is Best for the Away from Home Gardener | Weeks 14 - 17 | NFT 72Greens and Machines2022-07-18 | Topics of these weeks of hydroponic gardening: 1 Month Later, the screens are holding up Repeated heat wave after heat wave Lots of Basil propagated Yum, Pesto Plant Sitting for a Friend, why the hydroponic garden shouldn't need that type of attention
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Visit greensandmachines.com/p/diy-72-plant-nft-vertical-hydroponics.html for more information regarding this hydroponic gardenBar Z Bash 2022 - I Won Something!Greens and Machines2022-07-01 | This year I voyaged out to Bar Z for the annual Summer Bash, and brought home 3rd place in the mill maze competition! Lots of fun was had that day and cool stuff happened.
Visit greensandmachines.com for moreRice Cooker Basket for BikeGreens and Machines2022-06-28 | I wanted the ability to carry around lots of rice on my bike adventures, but without occupying the front basket. I used my new spot welder to construct it from scrap wire hangers.
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreScreen Filter Test and Propagated Basil | Weeks 11 - 13 | NFT 72Greens and Machines2022-06-20 | Topics of these weeks of hydroponic gardening: The Summer heat has killed the lettuce and Chinese cabbage Basil Propagation has started Interchanging ingredients for Pesto Mesh Screen filters installed, working great Black Widow Spider living on the garden
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Visit greensandmachines.com/p/diy-72-plant-nft-vertical-hydroponics.html for more information regarding this hydroponic gardenTallest Sunflower I have Grown! | #sunflowerchallenge2022 ???Greens and Machines2022-06-18 | This year, there was a sunflower that rose up from the raised bed where last year's plant grew. As I had been treating that garden bed with compost tea, I decided to let it grow. This volunteer sunflower has grown taller than any other sunflower I have planted.
Visit greensandmachines.com for moreMassive Heat Wave! Transitioning to Summer Gardening | Weeks 8 - 10 | NFT 72Greens and Machines2022-05-31 | Topics of these weeks of hydroponic gardening: Hot weather!!! Harvesting lettuce and Chinese cabbage before the heat Floating Gravel getting stuck in places it shouldn't be Mesh Screen filter test Basil getting bigger, almost ready to propagate Hydroponic Amaranth?
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Visit greensandmachines.com/p/diy-72-plant-nft-vertical-hydroponics.html for more information regarding this hydroponic gardenI Accidentally Melted Magnesium...Greens and Machines2022-05-28 | When collecting scrap for the foundry, magnesium can easily be confused for aluminum as it is very similar in weight, color, and appearance. The major difference is it is flammable and will start burning with a bright white flame as evidenced in this video. It isn't a very common material, which is why I hadn't encountered any to this extent until now, but it was definitely a surprise! I learned my lesson that ladders can be made from magnesium, and to be very suspect of any scrap that feels more brittle than usual when cutting with aviation snips.
Safety disclaimer: burning magnesium emits ultraviolet radiation, make sure to wear appropriate eye protection and know what you're working with. It's also very hot and will react violently if water or a standard fire extinguisher is used to attempt to extinguish
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreDIY 5 Gallon Bucket Composter for Easy Compost TeaGreens and Machines2022-05-19 | Looking for a way to reduce food scrap waste? Create a composter using 2x 5 gallon buckets. The compost tea from this will make your plants grow HUGE!
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreDelicious Lettuce Harvest; Leaving the System Unattended | Week 6 + 7 | NFT 72Greens and Machines2022-05-09 | Topics of these weeks of hydroponic gardening: Leaving the Garden alone for 1 week Refilling the Reservoir Lettuce Harvested, delicious salad More Basil now growing in the system. Cuttings soon? Hot weather to cooler temperatures next week Will the Chinese Cabbage bolt?
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Visit greensandmachines.com/p/diy-72-plant-nft-vertical-hydroponics.html for more information regarding this hydroponic gardenThe Best Bicycle Trailer Hitch Design?Greens and Machines2022-04-12 | Is this the best bike trailer hitch design? You decide! Diecaster D. breaks down the mechanics of how bicycle trailer hitches work, and takes a look at a few to analyze their benefits and drawbacks. We also look at the differences between top and side mounted hitches. (The term "seatstay-mounted" is repeatedly used, but this refers to any side mounted hitch whether on the chainstay, seatstay, rear dropout, rear rack, or any combination thereof.)
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Visit greensandmachines.com for moreHydroponic System Troubleshooting, Leaves, Lightning, and Lettuce | Week 2 | NFT 72Greens and Machines2022-04-03 | After 1 week of growth, @vinnygrowsvegetables discusses how plant growth has been, and the various problems he encountered. Problems included debris from the canopy above, a rainy day, and slower than expected plant root growth.