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Here is my first submission. A 6x48 belt sander with a salvaged 1/3hp 1750rpm motor. Thank you for looking.
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Thanks atlinwi202! I've added your Belt Sander to our Belt Sanders category, as well as to your builder page: atlinwi202's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
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Great sander atlinwi202. I love it's simplicity.
Very nice, I like it.
Very clever and beautifully done! I'm looking to do something similar. I intend to use the radial arm saw as the power source. I'm looking for info on parts sources for the drums, shafts, bearings and what look to be bearings with tensioner rods attached. Any help will be appreciated.
Gerry
Cool! Not too elaborate and quite compact. Hmm, I smell a project in the works. :)
Excellent tool, really a well thought design
Nice job will you added a guard to the V Belt and pully or will that be a one time lesson not to do that again :)