INSANE 2x72 Belt Grinder DIY (the belt grinder video you don't want to watch) 

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Thanks one day I will do plans. I need to make some corrections to the design first but it’s pretty close. Not one issue from 3 years of use

How about complete grinder maybe in kit form??@@VanoverMachineAndRepair

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Thanks. I’ll let you know when I get the plans together

Vanover Customs. I’m also interested in the plans.

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Sound mind TV: Type in “homemade belt sander, Ellie Price” for a full walk-through on the grinder that I made in my shop. My grinder is now for sale. I’ll watch for your comment. Thanks

@@VanoverMachineAndRepair I'm definitely not alone in wanting plans, and honestly I think this is the only machine I've seen which I would consider good enough, simple enough, full featured enough "cool" enough to pay for. I really like the am tensioner. All in all, you did an ABSOLUTELY incredible job and your grinder kicks ass bigtime

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Thank you Hans. I use it everyday. Every workshop needs one

Hi, just wanted to ask if you accept made to order that UNIQUW BELT GRINDER MACHINE that you've just presented. Indeed, I wanted to HAVE THE SAME for my personal use. I'm from the Philippines and if you built me one, can you install a variable motor drive with a FREQUENCY of 50/60hz exact specification due to our standard rating is 57.5 Hz,200-220 VAC. DO pls respond if you can built me one, and send me the costing including logistics of delivery. I'm looking forward if you can accommodate me to built one,with TILTABLE PLATE TABLE and an attachment that can grind end radius for bracket use. We can communicate though fb messenger via internet for mutual communication access. Thank you, hope to hear from you then., GOD BLESS....DEOGRACIAS R. VICENTE.

I would love to sell you one but I am not ready yet once I have these up for sale I will let you know

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Still being used every day today

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Lol they are expensive

$12,780.00! You know it doesn’t need to be this heavy duty, but once you see something like this everything else seems too flimsy! Nicely done 👍🏼👍🏼

Thanks I do have that on my list, though if I am going to be milling parts after they are cut won’t a plasma cutter leave a hardened edge making it difficult to machine?

@@VanoverMachineAndRepair Not on mild steel. Mild steel won't harden, try as hard as you might. Different story tho on high carbon steels (knife blades etc). I do give it a quick lick with an angle grinder just to keep dust down on the milling machine. Great build tho mate. Designing one for myself as we speak. But honestly, I haven't stolen any ideas from yours at all... Well... Maybe just one... or three :-)

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Thank you. The saw was a dewalt dcs331b. The chuck is not what makes it easy. I use a keyless chuck sometimes but the keyed chucks give a better grip. What makes this work well is the variable speed control (vfd) I have on my drill press so I can run the tap slow. Also gun taps (spiral point taps) work well for through holes. The taps you get at a local hardware store do not work will for this and are much more likely to break. Hope that helps. The two chucks I use are the Jacob’s keyless high torque precision chuck and the old style Jacob’s keyed chuck.

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Thank you very much. I might be working on some drawings in the future, I will let you know.

Thank you. I don’t have a drawing sorry. It was tricky to make. I just worked with it until I got it. I made a cam and mounted it on a shoulder screw. I can take some photos and send them to you if you like. It works well but does have some drawbacks. Mainly that the cam doesn’t work in the middle like I hoped. When it’s fully articulated it stays in place but in the middle of the stroke it slips. If I were to do it again I might go for the ratchet style or work harder to get the cam style to work. I spent a while on it but not enough to perfect it. Also the longer video I have might provide more insight. Hope that helps thx.

Yeah, with the workpiece spinning it helps center the hole. I have a lathe now which is the ideal use but without a lathe this technique helps you put a hole dead center in a round object

Metal cutting blades for steel carbide

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It’s a regular drill press. Check my other video on the press and it might give you the info you need. The quill has a mt2 adapter which allows me to change out the chucks.

Good point. Certainly would simplify the cart design. I like the current height for standing at the machine to keep that height I would need a shorter cart but that would work. Thanks for the feedback

Good question. I think the portaband word probably work. After looking at lots of articulating arm rests it looked to me like the spacing was around and eighth of an inch maybe a little shy. The porta band that I have has a blade that’s like 1/32 of an inch wide and I didn’t know if it would be too narrow for clamping, also I wanted a nice clean cut so it would look factory the chopsaw did a perfect job doing that.

At some point I will do plans

Not sure yet i am going to get to it one day

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Thanks for your sub! Way to many holes lol. To many to be practical. I actually started with a weld design but had to many warping issues so I went the bolting route. It was a lot of work but it provides great serviceability if needed in the future at least that’s what I tell myself ;)

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It is a Milwaukee metal cutting saw 18v

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Metal cutting blade, that saw is designed to cut metal

Thank You. Kb electronics 27d for vfd and motor is baldor 2h 1800 rpm motor, 3 phase.

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Beaumont tool works. The make the king bent grinder and also sell rubber wheels. Thanks

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I would be happy to. It’s a little hard to explain in the comments. Once I get some plans together I will let you know

Thx once I get the plans together I will let you know

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A36 mild steel

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I am not sure sorry

Yeah it is a metal specific circular saw

he has a video where he restored it, its a 1940's delta

Delta 17”

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@@VanoverMachineAndRepair thanks man , i’ve been looking for a shop that sells These for ages :D you just made my day

No prob, it took me a while to find them myself

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Baldor 2hp 17hp tefc motor, kbac 27d vfd

I also want plane, metric laser file, will pay for it of cause.

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I certainly would if I had one. I built everything as I went. No drawings or anything

Can u share the size dimensions

Which dimension are you curious about overall it is about 30” long by 20” wide by 15” tall

Sir i need each parts dimensions n sizes