Make a Belt sander @Washing Machine Motor

https://youtu.be/kvJX4glWLxA Hello friends, today I will show you how to make a belt sander, in the video I will use an electric motor from a washing machine, I will use ready-made wheels for a belt sander and an aluminum plate. The construction will be without welds. My idea is that more people who can't weld can do it.
Aluminium Roller link - http://tiny.cc/c3zq9y

In the next video I will show you how to make belt sandpaper for a belt sander.
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It's a bit long to watch all that stuff.
One suggestion, instead of titleing "how to connect this and that" couldn't you say instead what is the purpose of the wirering?
Thanks, I'm sure it's really usefull stuff however.