Hello my name is Vernon I built a Homemade Belt Sander. I have about 500 hours in it and $1,200.00 in materials. I didn't build the sander to save money but more to see if I could. Please ask question or leave comments.
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Hello my name is Vernon I built a Homemade Belt Sander. I have about 500 hours in it and $1,200.00 in materials. I didn't build the sander to save money but more to see if I could. Please ask question or leave comments.
Nice :hattip:
Not the first homemade belt sander I've seen, but it certainly looks like the most professional!
We'll get this indexed and added to the encyclopedia on Monday. Thanks for posting it.
Hi Vernon.
That is a real nice piece of work and the paint is over the top Thanks for sharing.:)
Hello Vernon. That's a neat sander. What motor did you use?
Al
1 hp motor. You could use a bigger motor but if you do I would use 220 volts instead of 110 volts to cut down on the Amps.Quote:
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Thanks Vernon! I've added your Belt Sander to our Belt Sanders and Metalworking categories, as well as to your builder page: Vernon's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
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Nice work Vernon :rocker:
Doc
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