"It's ok to be ugly, as long as you're faster and better!" - words to live by :D Pretty neat idea, Wayne. The random orbit sander probably give a better surface than a belt sander would.
+John Heisz Exactly John. I used to have an ocilating spindle sander geared up to do this with a power feeder but it still left scratches. This sands it perfect without the scratches. Thanks for watching man!
You're literally my favourite TH-camr because I get the feeling that 99% of the people on youtube only do what they do because its on youtube and somebody is watching - whereas you do it for the sheer pleasure and would do it anyway.
Keep up the good projects! I am going to run out of room in my small shop if I keep making all these great jigs and stuff to make my life a lot easier and better! Thankz
Thanks for inspiring me mr wooden tool... I'll just do it reversed upside down for sanding small pieces and get good dust collection. Cheers from Brazil
Great idea, as usual. The way you were describing the fence made me think of a jointer table setup. Maybe someone could make a home made jointer with a rough grit disc sander and off-set fences...
ugly is good as long as its easy, cheap and accomplishes the job. i cannot understand why people insist on making shop tools pretty lol. great idea and one i think i am going to imitate.
+WestCoastMods I've been using it for the last 20 mins or so and all I can say is wow! Why didn't I think of this years ago. It's making this job so much faster and easier and better I can't even describe it in words.
maibe you can put a beltsander in there instead , should make getting those doorsides passed along the abrasive at about the same speed as cutting a sheet of plywood on the sawbench the belt has a flat piece behind the center of the belt and a ramp up and down at both wheels , it can prolly take the long sanding cycles better than the little orbital sander can too
Another great machine! This is probably my 4th time watching this over the years. Do you have any idea how much material is removed per side? And the paper grit #? I'd like to know to see if the doors need to be cut oversized to compensate. Thanks!
hey tool man I am a cabinet guy here in new Brunswick are you in the Maritime's also I enjoy your vids and the machines you build if you are close by I would sure like to meet you some day and kick around some saw dust....
yup I wasn't sure it was you .i should have ,i watch all your vids your a smart man keep them coming maybe this summer i will swing by and say hallo we go to Halifax a lot camping and the board walk so you never know take care and thanks for replying
Wouldn't it be easier to clamp 5-6 of them on edge and sand them together? Put a small waste board on either side to make sure the outside door edges don't round over. Love the innovation, but just curious if you tried sanding them together.
+DRitz78 Maybe if they were all the exact same size. not very often I get more than 2 the same size. Besides I don't want clamping marks. These are going to be stained dark and it only takes a small scuff of the woods surface to have it show up as a light spot in the stain color.
I think I would have used a belt sander with a 120 or 180 grit belt on edge. You would not have all the vibration that the random orbit sander produce'sStill a good build an idea
+William Castleberry The orbital does a better job. The belt sander would leave scratches that would show up when I stain these. I did something like this a few years ago using an ocilating spindle sander and even had my power feeder on it but it still left scratches simular to those left by a drum sander. As far as finish you can beat an orbital sander.
"It's ok to be ugly, as long as you're faster and better!" - words to live by :D
Pretty neat idea, Wayne. The random orbit sander probably give a better surface than a belt sander would.
+John Heisz
Exactly John. I used to have an ocilating spindle sander geared up to do this with a power feeder but it still left scratches. This sands it perfect without the scratches. Thanks for watching man!
Loved it. It's like a mix of a jointer with a disc sander. I have a Bosch roto-orbital sander that looks perfect for this project. TY for sharing.
we haven't forgotten you. hope all is well. you put out great educational videos.
I love what you do to always make things easier and faster...... the thinking mans woodworking!!
You're literally my favourite TH-camr because I get the feeling that 99% of the people on youtube only do what they do because its on youtube and somebody is watching - whereas you do it for the sheer pleasure and would do it anyway.
Keep up the good projects! I am going to run out of room in my small shop if I keep making all these great jigs and stuff to make my life a lot easier and better! Thankz
Thanks for inspiring me mr wooden tool... I'll just do it reversed upside down for sanding small pieces and get good dust collection. Cheers from Brazil
Once again your ingenuity is impressive. Keep up the great videos Wayne.
I hope all is well, miss your videos.
Brilliant! Finally, a disk sander with a useful size bed and fence.
Excellent idea. You are a very creative man.
Thanks for sharing!
Great idea, as usual. The way you were describing the fence made me think of a jointer table setup. Maybe someone could make a home made jointer with a rough grit disc sander and off-set fences...
Fantastic! I'll be making on this coming week 🙏
Great idea! Now you just need three sanders with progressively finer paper in a row... :)
+Jeremy McMahan 120 is as far down as I go :)
that's pretty brilliant
A very good idea, thanks for showing us how to do it. It may be ugly but, its great for how well it works
ugly is good as long as its easy, cheap and accomplishes the job. i cannot understand why people insist on making shop tools pretty lol. great idea and one i think i am going to imitate.
I subscribed in hope that you will able to start making videos again. Great channel!
Where are the new videos buddy???
That is a great idea.
If Izzy made it it would have legs and walk down the street.
Steve Ramsey would paint it purple.
+stephen dickinson Right on!!
+stephen dickinson
That's just what I want to do. Chase my sander down the road
Great Idea, it does look a lot easier.
Nice! So much sanding when building kitchens....
I feel your pain:)
Simple and effective! Absolutely great idea..!
Fantastic idea! I'm going to try this,I love making Jigs,and Fixtures. Thank you for sharing,C-Ya!,,,Peace!
Great idea......going to save you a lot of time.
+WestCoastMods I've been using it for the last 20 mins or so and all I can say is wow! Why didn't I think of this years ago. It's making this job so much faster and easier and better I can't even describe it in words.
thats a good idea! I'll keep that in mind. thanks for sharing
Gracias, ya tengo la mia, me inspiré en tu videopara fabricarla, me funciona perfecto.
Woot, glad to see a new video.
Great idea, thanks for sharing!
Merry Christmas.
Sure miss your videos
Nice edge sander idea!
Brilliant idea. Maybe now you'll have time to make us more videos. =)
Great idea!!
maibe you can put a beltsander in there instead , should make getting those doorsides passed along the abrasive at about the same speed as cutting a sheet of plywood on the sawbench
the belt has a flat piece behind the center of the belt and a ramp up and down at both wheels , it can prolly take the long sanding cycles better than the little orbital sander can too
What an awesome idea!
Cool idea!
this is a great idea, way cool
Awesome idea!
make more videos, please :)
great thinking. i like it
Another great machine!
This is probably my 4th time watching this over the years.
Do you have any idea how much material is removed per side? And the paper grit #?
I'd like to know to see if the doors need to be cut oversized to compensate. Thanks!
great idea...! good job...
cheers...
hey tool man I am a cabinet guy here in new Brunswick are you in the Maritime's also I enjoy your vids and the machines you build if you are close by I would sure like to meet you some day and kick around some saw dust....
+roger drisdelle ya. I'm from Just outside HALIFAX.
+Wooden Tool Man were you ever at the Chinese restaurant in Dieppe if so I was sitting next to you
+roger drisdelle
Likely at that place they tore down. The buffet. We used to go there everytime we went to Moncton. You should have said hi lol
yup I wasn't sure it was you .i should have ,i watch all your vids your a smart man keep them coming maybe this summer i will swing by and say hallo we go to Halifax a lot camping and the board walk so you never know take care and thanks for replying
Wouldn't it be easier to clamp 5-6 of them on edge and sand them together? Put a small waste board on either side to make sure the outside door edges don't round over. Love the innovation, but just curious if you tried sanding them together.
+DRitz78
Maybe if they were all the exact same size. not very often I get more than 2 the same size. Besides I don't want clamping marks. These are going to be stained dark and it only takes a small scuff of the woods surface to have it show up as a light spot in the stain color.
just need to add the auto-feed from your router setup.
Brilliant
are you ok? missing you, and hope all is well.
Tom Jackson hi im his son and i have a video of his fishtank on my channel
What I wanted to know was if he is all right. How is your Dad?
he doing great he has lots of work
Perdón pero no hablo inglés solo quiero saber por que no has puesto vídeos nuevos me gustan mucho espero en dios que estés bien de salud
I think I would have used a belt sander with a 120 or 180 grit belt on edge. You would not have all the vibration that the random orbit sander produce'sStill a good build an idea
+William Castleberry
The orbital does a better job. The belt sander would leave scratches that would show up when I stain these. I did something like this a few years ago using an ocilating spindle sander and even had my power feeder on it but it still left scratches simular to those left by a drum sander. As far as finish you can beat an orbital sander.
make the table adjustable and you could bevel edges on some projects quickly.
Please show me how to make a concave in a piece of 1inch
Hi Wayne ,when you gonna finish the tablesaw fence matey.the final final one lol
+Tim Curwood
Ya for sure. Just only got so much time to spend on it.
That's going to take a long time to sand a batch of doors, why not build an edge sander with a belt over 88" around?
Will this work for the faces as well? if so, when you add the feeder (you know you will ) you will be all set.
muito boa sua idéia!
Are you going to make anymore videos?
Nice!
glad you are making videos again, keep them coming!
BTW do you still use your drum sander you built?
+mike gager I still have it but that was just a fun project. I just use my factory one. I robbed quite a few parts off it too.
Wooden Tool Man that's cool I was thinking about building one. Was just curious how they hold up over time
+mike gager big thing be keeping it dry.
Is that wurth sandpaper?
No jointer for the long grain edges?
Did I miss the memo that said what happened to the Wooden Tool Man? Where is he?
Wow!!
Gre8 man
Any new videos?
Wouldn't a belt sander be much better at this?
What! No automatic feed. How disappointing. lol Well done.
+Brian Binns funny you say that cause after using it for a few more minutes the old gears are grinding lol.
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How is it possible to gain 7000 subscribers since you've quit this channel more than a year ago?
I'm not speech English I'm using Google translate. Were is that wooden man
its pretty, probably wont win ms universe without help from steve harvey. nonetheless looks like it works good for your purposes...
high im his son
I see that you are not a fan to dust collectors hahah air born wood dust is your oxygen
Great Idea!
Great idea, thanks for the tip.