Barts, I comment rarely on videos, so let me tell you this once. I like what you do, how you narrate, your English is clean and sympatric, and you do some solid work. Wish I could spend some time with you in the shop, I'm sure I could learn a lot, and improve. I just build my own Belt Grinder, and I'm about to clean it and apply the finish. It is not a good as yours, I had to improvise a lot due to the lack of tools. Keep up the good work.
We like how strong you made this like the manganese steel alloyed backing platen, tough makes sense. Looks great love the finishing touch with that nice engraved brass plate plaque, nice brass or bronze highlighted hardware and black quick adjust levers. Thank you for the shard good value of your video. Lance & Patrick.
Can't help but ask, and haven't seen it while looking, but do you make any of your builds for sale? Your intelligence brings a smile to my face. Thank you.
Thanks. About selling; this is a grinder that I made for a costumer. But I normally don't do that because it is not very economic. I don't make production runs so one grinder takes a long time to make and needs special material order. Not everyone is wanting to pay for that. And there are also some shipping problems so most of my metalwork costumers are from the Netherlands or Germany. So, yes I can make one on special order but it will be more expensive than most commercial ones.
That is amazing. I would try it but I do not have any of the metalworking tools to do any of the steps. Very cool though. Based on the video someone definitely could figure out and make their own. :)
Truly amazing!!! Wonderful video many thanks for sharing, i’m currently in the process of making a 2“ x 72“ grinder myself but have to say it’s not going to be anywhere near as good as yours! Kind regards from UK subbed & liked
Dank je. Dit is 2K epoxy en dat houdt ook aardig goed. Poedercoaten zou ik moeten uitbesteden en zoals je vast door heb doe ik alles graag zelf ;-). Al staat een kleine oven op en installatie voor poedercoaten al wel op de wensenlijst :-)
Dat is stevig gebouwd en je laswerk ziet er mooi uit. oerdegelijk. En wat draait die Schaublin 102 VM mooi. Goed idee trouwens om een gleuf te vrezen voor de setscrews.
Dank je. En de Schaublin draait idd mooi. Alleen de aandrijfriem heeft een kleine slag waardoor deze per omwenteling op 1 punt tegen de rol aan komt en erg staat te zingen. Dat wil ik er nog een keer uit halen.
@@bartharkemametalworks2299 Als je het écht aan de man gaat brengen is een beschermkap rond de draaiende delen misschien wel noodzakelijk, ARBO-technisch gesproken.
Ja misschien wel maar ik ga er geen serie productie van maken. De meeste commerciële 2x72 machines hebben trouwens ook geen afscherming. Ik weet niet hoe ze dat doen met wetgeving.
@@bartharkemametalworks2299 but do you by chance have like a model number I can reference I know TechTop is going to be the most cost effective compared to like a hub city or baldor what your using seems to be doing the job...
Lovely build. I built my own and it's so satisfying when you use something you made and did not just get from a shop.
Barts, I comment rarely on videos, so let me tell you this once. I like what you do, how you narrate, your English is clean and sympatric, and you do some solid work. Wish I could spend some time with you in the shop, I'm sure I could learn a lot, and improve. I just build my own Belt Grinder, and I'm about to clean it and apply the finish. It is not a good as yours, I had to improvise a lot due to the lack of tools. Keep up the good work.
ESECUZIONE LAVORATIVA DA PROFESSIONISTA. RISULTATO FINALE ECCELLENTE. ......10 + + +
Great build, loved the craftsmanship you put into it.
Thank you
Very very nice!
We like how strong you made this like the manganese steel alloyed backing platen, tough makes sense. Looks great love the finishing touch with that nice engraved brass plate plaque, nice brass or bronze highlighted hardware and black quick adjust levers.
Thank you for the shard good value of your video.
Lance & Patrick.
Thank you Lance and Patrick.
this thing is built like a tank for sure
Great build man
Ongelooflijk, wat een mooie machine, maar bovenal: wat een vakmanschap Bart. Respect!!
Dank je. Deze heb ik voor iemand anders gemaakt. De andere op mijn kanaal is nog wat uitgebreider en voor eigen gebruik.
Hee dat is apart, die had ik inderdaad gezien, maar hier gereageerd 🤔. Desalniettemin, petje af!
@@sieprienstra6631 ja ze lijken ook wel op elkaar. Beide goede degelijke machines
Fantastic build and explanation. Thank you very much.
Thanks 👍
Nicely done!
Thanks
Great build!
Wat een vreselijk mooie machine is dit. Toppie!!
Well made for sure.
I enjoyed your build.
Very inspiring. Thanks.
Great design and build quality.
Thanks
that is a beast… I like it :-)
Good job
Quality mark ! 👍
Can't help but ask, and haven't seen it while looking, but do you make any of your builds for sale? Your intelligence brings a smile to my face. Thank you.
Thanks. About selling; this is a grinder that I made for a costumer. But I normally don't do that because it is not very economic. I don't make production runs so one grinder takes a long time to make and needs special material order. Not everyone is wanting to pay for that. And there are also some shipping problems so most of my metalwork costumers are from the Netherlands or Germany. So, yes I can make one on special order but it will be more expensive than most commercial ones.
Very impressive.
Thanks
Very nice machine, looks to nice and to good to use. You don't use a VFD for speed control? That's for knife makers important.
Thanks, and yes it has a VFD.
That is amazing. I would try it but I do not have any of the metalworking tools to do any of the steps. Very cool though. Based on the video someone definitely could figure out and make their own. :)
Thanks
You must be expecting serious trouble or unrest !
This thing could withstand a shell from a Russian tank!
Nice build indeed!
Paddy
Haha, thanks!
Good work bro👍👌
Thanks
Truly amazing!!! Wonderful video many thanks for sharing, i’m currently in the process of making a 2“ x 72“ grinder myself but have to say it’s not going to be anywhere near as good as yours! Kind regards from UK subbed & liked
Thanks. If your building one yourself you should also check out my other grinder video and video with the dimensions and design thoughts.
th-cam.com/video/yFF865zbGrM/w-d-xo.html
Are you going to show more of yours too, it looks like you have some more things on it. Looks like some kind of tilting table.
Yes, video will be on my channel in a few weeks.
Very nice machine. I was wondering what size the motor is?
This one is around 1HP but is a little bit to small. Go for at least 2HP if your building one.
Hi Bart, great job on that belt grinder. I'd like to know the name of the chemical you used to blacken some parts of your machine. Thanks.
Frost Chemical Blackening Solution
well done
Thanks
Em đã đăng ký kênh TH-cam của anh, anh chỉ cho em làm cái máy này đi nhé,👍👍
Why did you make the motor pulley from steel ? and not alloy..
Steel is more durable and I didn't had any alloy that big.
Prachtig Bart, puur vakmanschap! Zou het alleen niet nog mooier zijn om je onderdelen te poedercoaten?
Dank je. Dit is 2K epoxy en dat houdt ook aardig goed. Poedercoaten zou ik moeten uitbesteden en zoals je vast door heb doe ik alles graag zelf ;-). Al staat een kleine oven op en installatie voor poedercoaten al wel op de wensenlijst :-)
Nice job .. how strong do you have an engine?
U got plans for this belt grinder would live to make this
No plans but with the basic dimensions in de video you should be able to build one yourself.
Dat is stevig gebouwd en je laswerk ziet er mooi uit. oerdegelijk.
En wat draait die Schaublin 102 VM mooi.
Goed idee trouwens om een gleuf te vrezen voor de setscrews.
Dank je. En de Schaublin draait idd mooi. Alleen de aandrijfriem heeft een kleine slag waardoor deze per omwenteling op 1 punt tegen de rol aan komt en erg staat te zingen. Dat wil ik er nog een keer uit halen.
hi could you tell me the make and model of you're mill? I think it would be perfect for my needs
Hommel UWG2 (the are not easy to find not cheap)
Prachtig werk weer Bart.
Dank je
@@bartharkemametalworks2299 Als je het écht aan de man gaat brengen is een beschermkap rond de draaiende delen misschien wel noodzakelijk, ARBO-technisch gesproken.
Ja misschien wel maar ik ga er geen serie productie van maken. De meeste commerciële 2x72 machines hebben trouwens ook geen afscherming. Ik weet niet hoe ze dat doen met wetgeving.
How much for the plans for this or how much for a completed one minus the motor
Please contact me via harkemamechanics at g mail dot com.
I like the small one your using, what is it....?
The small milling machine is a Hommel UWG2.
Mooie machine! Hoeveel vermogen heeft je motor?
Deze ongeveer 1KW maar is eigenlijk wat te klein. Mijn versie heeft 2KW en is een stuk beter.
Very nice! 👍
Thanks!
What size motor is that?
This is about 1HP but was a little to small. Go for at least 2HP to get enough speed and torque.
@@bartharkemametalworks2299 but do you by chance have like a model number I can reference I know TechTop is going to be the most cost effective compared to like a hub city or baldor what your using seems to be doing the job...
respekt
Welder's CAD:
Cardboard Aided Design.
MANDA O PROJETO EM PDF
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А нафига столько лишнего веса?
i wanna be your friend, get a very nice machine too
I hate those TIG welds,,,,,,,only because I have a MIG!
that could fall off the back of a truck on the highway and work fine afterword's.