How to Make a Grinding Wheel for the Lathe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- Homemade grinding wheel for the lathe so that I can sharpen all my tools, such as woodturning chisels and other kinds of chisels.
Some users have asked me if it's dangerous to press the tools against the wheel while it's turning due to the wheel's canal. After lots of testing I haven't had any problems, as long as the edge of the tool is above the wheel's axis and you push gently. At any rate, it would be a good idea to install a switch so that you can reverse the lathe's motion when necessary.
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I made one a few days ago and attached it in place of my meduim grit wheel i'd been using for sharpening my lathe tools. I put 320 grit sandpaper on it and what a difference! It's so nice to work with sharp smooth tools for once and it's so much quicker and so easy to just give it a touch up. Tyvm!
The sandpaper tightening screw is absolutely genius! If I haven't said it before, your machine designs are incredible. And the build quality is exquisite. Your entire shop is certainly of the highest of echelon.
Buen complemento.Para esa pedazo de máquina combinada que estás
realizando.Enhorabuena
That was pretty awesome. I loved the mechanism you used to mount the sandpaper on the grinding wheel. Nice approach to the sharpening jigs for all the different lathe gouges! Thanks for sharing!
thanks mate!
I truly admire your intelligence and craftsmanship. Very awesome creation and thank you for sharing.
you have made so simple, solving some complicated issues at little but with elegance ,love the woodturning chisel guide
You are a genius. It is a real pleasure to see you at work in your woodshop.
Good job! The tensioning system for the sanding belt was easy, but genious! Very versatile machine, this lathe. Looking forward to what else you can build for it!
You constantly come up with such simple, but at the same time, such ingenious things. I admire your work.
thank you so much!
I have been watching numerous videos on knife sharpening systems and have taken the features that I like from many to design my own using with both an abrasive wheel and a polishing wheel (MDF wheel with polishing rogue). My plan calls for the abrasive wheel to spin at about half the speed of the polishing wheel. I hadn't quite figured out how I was going to attach the sanding cloth to my grinding wheel (plywood). Your technique is ingenious! Thanks for the great video.
Oh man !!!!!!!!!!!!.........just trying to make that grinding wheel will take my whole lifetime !!!!!!!!!! Awesome quality of work !!!!!!!!!!!!
You found a way to make a very affective system with simple tools. This is excellent and thanks for sharing!
brilliant. the screw tightening system - million dollar idea :D
thanks!
@@Paoson_Woodworking I tried to use this method to make a similar wheel for my bench grinder but found it problematic. When I could get the sand paper to tighten with out the slotted bolt cutting or breaking the fabric it was still too loose and would pull away under the centrifugal force. I tried several times with different paper but it always went slack then broke free and whipped me pretty badly.
@@dianastasny9338 Did you use CLOTH sandpaper or 'paper' sandpaper? The cloth doesn't brake.
As always, very impressive. Also a very clever solution to tighten the sandpaper. Never seen that before.
thanks!
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Cada vez que me animo a realizar algún proyecto en mi taller observo tus vídeos ya que me dan muchas ideas, definitivamente eres un grande y muy prolijo al trabajar! Éxitos, sigue así! Idolo!
gracias Carlos
Thank you as always very easy to understand ideas and construction tips.
Si le faltaba algo a este torno... Una pasada de vídeo y trabajo, Suso.
gracias compañero!
That was simply brilliant.
ALL EXCELLENT! Liked the trick of 3,27-3,30 min. Thank u 4 sharing!
You have amazing tools, you must be very talented. The most useful tools are usually the self-made ones.
thanks for your kind words
You are killing it! Another great design.
thanks!
Me encanta! Una labor estupenda, tanto en el planteamiento como en la ejecución. Gracias por compartirlo Suso!
gracias a ti Lluis, siempre es un place verte por aquí!
Great video!
I've added Russian subtitles to your video, so my countrymen who doesnt speak english could replicate your wonderful grinding wheel.
thank you so much!
Добавьте и для других его видео. Спасибо.
Большое спасибо вам. Вот просто земной поклон.
BRAVO MAESTRO !!!!!!
great video saw a similar system for locking belts on a few years ago it works well and you dont get or feel a intermittent cut
Your home made workshop never ceases to amaze and inspire ...great video thanks.
thanks Robin!
Okay, I just found your channel. And not only am I subscribed but I am hooked, After one video! Your inventiveness is beyond awesome. I can't wait to go back through your catalog and watch what else you've done.
Yay! Thank you!
excellent video .....I thought my toolrest design was pretty smart but yours leaves mine in the dark.......my next project......thanks great ideas
thanks!
one word: GENIUS!
Complimenti hai trovato delle soluzioni geniali!
Beautifully made with very detailed explanation, I loved it, thanks for sharing.
as always great work best tool maker on the planet
thanks!
MUY BUENO SU TRABAJO LO FELICITO , LO VOY A PONER EN PRACTICA UN SALUDO DESDE ARGENTINA
You are a very handy and a genius man!!
thanks!
You are an inspiration. Nice project
you are making really good and quality stuffs. Thanks for sharing.
I liked that very much. thanks.
Very nice grinding wheel building, is awesome & Thanks for your sharing video. 👍👍👍
You are a very talented man! Always a pleasure to watch your videos! Thanks for sharing!
thanks!
Very inventive. I like it.
It's really a great idea and a very good video! Very ingenious! I am French and here we have not this inventiveness, bravo, really bravo
thank you!
Soo cool! Really great job, still stuck on building your tablesaw but this will be the second build most definitely!
thanks Paul, send me pics when you finish your saw table!
Paoson WoodWorking will do!
Gran aporte! Muy bueno
gracias como siempre!
it is such a pleasure to see your work! thank you for sharing!!!
thanks friend!
Fantastic job
Хорошо предумано крепление наждачной бумаги.Желаю удачи.
smart solution!
Respect respect respeeeect..ma shaa Allah
Wonderful ! - well thought out design to handle a rather routine task. I have just one observation to make : with the wheel spinning clockwise and the point of the chisel facing upward, there is a possibility, however small, that the leading edge of the chisel can catch the groove on the periphery of the wheel and lead to a catastrophic event. It would be safer to have the wheel spin anticlockwise, and avoid this.
Ottiko lavoro... bravissimo
Real clever design. I may make one of these.
thanks!
Amazing work man 👨👏
MUY BUENOS TUS PROYECTOS ,HACES QUE PAREZCA FACIL PERO SUPONGO QUE ESTAN BIEN PENSADO Y MUY BIEN EJECUTADOS ,UN SALUDO
gracias!
Useful video as always !
Thanks for sharing
Шикарная идея
Hi there from Portugal,
As always very nice :D
Obrigado(Thanks)
thanks as always!
you are a genius!
oooooooooooo bravo maestro es usted bien chingon
Muito pratico parabems!
Do you have video of your drill press? Looks awesome.. small but i think sturdy enough for wood works,
thanks! take a look:
www.paoson.com/blog/drill-press-stand-n43
Love it!!! and also how you make work with what you have.
thanks!
Great video! Question would it be possible for you to discuss how you make your table saw height adjustments. Reason, it appears in previous videos that the height adjustment involves you reaching inside and pushing the saw up and down I have always wondered how you have you have managed to set the saw blade height accurately while reaching inside the table saw housing. Possibly a video on advanced basics using your machines. Thank you for sharing your knowledge advice and your meticulous attention to detail and an advanced apology for the silly questions of a simple minded individual.
I'm using the circular saw lifting system, but I want to design a more comfortable system, take a look:
th-cam.com/video/mCqB7IYbyIM/w-d-xo.html
Paoson WoodWorking I look forward to seeing your solution for the saw adjustment. Thank you for your time and your videos I will purchasing plans.
Greetings from Germany.
thanks!
Очень понравилось, молодец, и очень хорошо, что есть перевод
Very cool!
thanks Maxim!
Would you please explain how to hold the two ends of the emery close to the wheel. How deep and wide is the slot and how does tightening the screw keep the ends of the emery cloth from coming loose? Thank you.
excellent idea. thanks for sharing
*Goodly & Interesting Work. Pleasant Evening.*
innovación desde esta esquinita del mundo. Parabéns
graciñas!
Does the gap where the sandpaper goes in the wheel not flap too much when holding something against it ? friendly greetings, Jörgen
hi Jörgen, as you can see in the video, the wheel works quite well. When the wheel is spinning it seems that the gap does not exist!
thx for the fast respons. the split bolt to tighten it, is a very good idea!. might use it in the future for something like that :-).
Крутой мужик!
Amazing how you still invent things
thanks!
Brilliant!
Enhorabuena por tus proyectos! me parecen todos una pasada y gracias por compartirlos ya que así podamos tomar ideas para hacer algo parecido .Te quería preguntar,que producto es el que pones entre los aros de madera y la tuerca? se ve que es de la marca quilosa no? pero no se lo que es y otra pregunta donde consigues ese tipo de tuerca larga? gracias y gracias por compartir tus proyectos.
hola Roberto, es adhesivo de poliuretano. Lo puedes encontrar en ferreterías...las tuerca se llama tuerca de unión o extensión y también las suelen tiener en ferreterías. Recuerda activar los subs en castellanos de mis vídeos!
Paoson WoodWorking ok,muchas gracias
GREAT nice job
Excelente, como siempre!
Very good video. Good job :)
Good decision. Like!
thanks!
Здорово молодец! Разработайте круг для токарного станка с шлифованием на плоскости. ;)
cool!!!
thanks!
good video shoot.!!!!!!!!!!!
As always very rational, but why not combine this device with the disk that was removed. To use both wheels for grinding?
the screws don't allow to glue the sandpaper disc! thanks
Yes I agree, but I meant to comply with the order, the first Grinding
Wheel, and it has to mount the sandpaper disc via the spacer out of
plywood
Hi, thanks for your idea! Would you still recommend this setup after three years? And if yes, how about going a little wider on the grinding wheel? Thanks again!
Nice work. Weldon
хорошая работа молодец успехов в развитии канала
Отлично!
мне понравилось доступные материалы все просто спасибо буду внедрять себе
tremendo, una fiera
é necessario ir amolando e colocando na água para não queimar o corte da ferramenta.
Muchas gracias por su información
Muy cómodo y práctico.
muito bom parabéns
u need and old belt u can put on your wheel like the sand paper to use as a stropping/polishing wheel
now that i watched all the lathe videos i have to ask, did u try reshaping an old chisel on your belt sander? did this work better?
I have some constructive criticism if you'd like.
The video production as well as voice over your work was great. I love it and I definitely want to watch your other videos where you made this stuff.
My criticism is of this wheel speed, the wheel and mechanism to attach the sandpaper is so awesome I feel dumb for not thinking of it. That's how you know you have it right and simple enough, when people feel dumb for not doing it first.
But it's spinning way too fast. You are going to lose tempering in the steel. If you can spin that wheel at say 60-100rpm while dripping water on it you'd have a tormek for great price.
Great idea! I like it :)
Mark Fisher, Ukraine.
thanks Mark!
Hi, any issues with the slot used to hold the sand paper on the edge of the wheel? I’m thinking mainly of the tool catching on the slot gap when sharpening?
Qué perfección...!!!
gracias!
exelente, buena pieza. 👍🎖👍🎖👍
Muy bien te felicito
very great Project
thanks!
Did you use a grinding wheel to smooth out the rounded edges of the grinding wheel apparatus?
Hey Paoson, really nice video !
Instead of plastic covers, why don't you just glue up some plywood discs on both sides of the grinding wheel, so it covers the heads of the screws and on the other side, you could install threaded inserts so it would eliminate both nuts? Would look better in my opinion as well and be less dangerous since you could shape it easily (taper edge) :)
It's also a good idea! thanks for your comment