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Here's a belt grinder I made up, it takes 730x25 belts, which I chose because the grits available vary from 80 od to 1000. Originally the design was a three wheeler and there were two belts but the motor didn't have enough power to spin them, so I came up with this two wheel design. It's used for sharpening drills and lathe bits. When I come across a more powerful motor I'll ad another belt rub.
Excelente, felicidades. Me gustarķa hacer uno parecido.
WOW!! looks great!! but... ,my trusty old $30 unit works great,it would take me a lot more to make one like yours in time and supplies ( Im also getting slow and lazy in my old retired age)that I didnt already have than a new unit would cost.I also have a big old delta tool unit,( the real delta) I dont ever use it it take a long belt and too much room so it'a usualy in the corner covered up. Ive also got a wide belt unit thats been used very little. my favorite is the small $30 unit I think it's a 1x30" belt, Ive been through probably 50 belts...possiably 2x that over the 30 years Ive had it. I do like you work! and the time you took to do it. I do make most of my tooling, and things like yours is always great to see as I can sometymes work off of them,or get a different idea or brain storm on something Im fixen to make. my brother was a sears on the road tech for 20 years,he did about everything execpt for lawn equipment.mostly ac/ refrigeration but also appliances. you would be amazed what all you can make out of a washing machine. it has oh somany usable parts inside them. the main drive shaft is perfect for oh somany things as are many other parts in it. so if you have dead stuff befor recycling them see whats inside that you can use for your next project. cloths washer drive shafts, about 26" long, hard, chromed,about 5/8" .and straight. keep on making stuff for us all so we can make them or get ideas from them.!!! I have changed the idler bearings on my sander, car/truck timing belt&fan belt idlers are perfect for many things like that.many independent auto shops have a scrap pile full of stuff like that. and they have much better bearings than most everything else.Quote:
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also old by the side of the road exersize equipment....lots of good steel to be purposed.
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Thanks th62! We've added your Belt Grinder to our Grinding category,
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Really like your long platen and the versatility of the table design and "stuff at hand" approach to the build. Nice Job th62, thanks for sharing with us!!
PJ