Table saws only cause ripples in the space-time continuum, This Old Tony's Lathe does full-out time travel... something to consider when deciding if you want to go into woodworking or metal working. so... 😁 there is that...
Screw two 3/8 thick plywood disks together, trim the edge using the table saw, but tip the blade at an angle. Flip, and trim the other side so you end up with a bevel on both sides. Then, unscrew and reverse the pieces so the taper is on the inside. The screws help align the pieces back together.
I was just considering making plywood pulleys this morning for a fixed post telescope mirror grinding machine, and this video pops up in my subscription list. Perfect timing. :)
I frequently need to drill holes that are exactly perpendicular and have always struggled with doing so, What a simple and elegant solution. Thank you so much
Have you ever experimented with penetrating epoxy? It's a low viscosity mix designed to soak into wood and bind the wood fibers, primarily in boat restorations. I would consider using it to reinforce the thin edge of the V groove of the wooden pulley. I actually want to try penetrating epoxy on an MDF project where it will readily soak in and basically create a low-rent fiberglass.
It just goes to show how conditioned we are to use a tool only in the way it was intended. Many tools can be used in many different ways as Matthias just showed. We just have to think a little differently.
Just curious why you cut the initial circle on the tablesaw rather than with a circle cutting jig on one of your several bandsaws. Do you find a quality difference or is it just that that's the way you do that operation??
Yep Hair Raising. My spouse would call it dangerous. A work room is just a bunch of fast moving knives. I will stick to basics but thank you once again - you are amazing.
Just wanna say how much I love your videos how encouraging they are and how you make everything seem obtainable. Thanks man peace and love from Tennessee Maker238
Mathias: temporary cuts, pieces, clamps down, drills, screws are dead on and result is near perfect. Me: temp cut slants wronk (27-18 degrees in one end and 24-19 on the other side), clamp slide m´, drills too thin hole, screw shifts everythings 2 mill to f-all, screw snapps, mockup 10 times better than end result. Only thing i get right every time; 22mm holes for skateboard bearings.
Awesome video!! We are truly fortunate to learn so much from you. Thank you for everything you have made and everything in the future. You have changed the way I approach thinking and problem solving on projects and I can’t thank you enough
Sir my motor speed is 2880 rpm I have a two inch pulley on motor then what is required diameter of pulley and wheels to drive the saw for cutting of 4 inch wood (for BAND SAW)
Matthias, are you considering updating your website to a more modern style? It would take a lot of work to migrate all the content, but it could be worth it.
Current popular web aesthetics are driven by phones where it seems like you need a thumb-sized buttons and the classic "top-left lighting" effect slashes with the ability, or really inevitability, to see content at any rotation. Add to that an industry pushing "simplification" that doesn't want border lines or tinted panels to separate content, and instead settles for vast moats of whitespace. Then, younger developers copied what they grew up on, and then their work was in turn copied as well, each step moving farther and farther away from any sort of actual reasoning about why they're doing it that way. IMO the best visual design takes advantage of the way our brains have decades of experience using colour, lighting, borders, and shadows to separate complex scenes into discrete objects, allowing you to fit more information on-screen at once, and just about everything else these days is a fourth-generation cargo cult derived from what looked good on an executive's smartphone back in 2008.
Mathias, you are a true MacGyver at a higher level. Amazing how you come up with unique ways to solve issues and make them work. I enjoy watching your projects .
matthias please turn on the caption... I barely hard to catch up what you're saying since I'm not an english speaker... I am Indonesian by the way and I like your video pretty much 100%
I discovered how important it is to cut the grooves properly on my 20 inch bandsaw. Mine weren't deep enough, and the belt wants to slip when I am resawing lumber, no matter how tight I get the belt.
I’d give you a kerjillion dollars if you’d make a router table copy and send it to me. Not only that, you could tell me what the price would be (I’m short a few of the kerjillion.) You have some wonderful expertise. A remarkable mind.
Data analyst from the LIGO observation center here, thanks for the disclaimer Matthias, we'll strike that observation of as a false positive. Disclaimer: Not really a employee working at a LIGO observation center.
Hi Matthias, always so helpful and relevant. Your accuracy and creativity is something to aspire to. May I ask and apology if it has been asked, what is the dimension of the pulley you create here, what ratio between the small pulley and the large pulley and what rpm did you achieve? I'm assuming this is to turn real heavy stuff, like a bowl at the first stage of turning. This would help me a lot with setting up my DIY lathe. Best wishes, Shlomi
Bigger would have been nice for even greater slower speeds but got the general idea -very nice! Also wondering what angle the belts are, maybe I have a router bit that angle? Never mind, previous post says 40 degrees. Dam sure I only have 45 degrees and that size does not friggen exist
I've made a large (450mm) diameter pulley out of plywood on my band saw, which worked surprisingly well! I set the parallel fence to wall thickness and tilted the blade to get the 40 degree belt angle. you have to make through cuts at the beginning, otherwise the blade will jam due to the tilt and after making enough cuts, you dan turn it! Great solution withthe lathe too, though, my motor was too fast though, thats what the pulley was for :D
That large of a pulley will work fine with no groove at all, the groove in the small pulley will control the belt position. This makes it easier to move the belt if using cone pulleys for speed changes.
V belts are to deep into your sheave or pully ,v belts are only to be halfway to three quarter into the groove, because the v belts have tensile strength only in the core for strength,and friction
Did you turn the router off when you changed the bit?
He unplugged it. Don't you watch his videos? ;)
Asking the important questions.
It’s encouraging to see that you can make quite sophisticated parts with even very basic tools. Thank you!
everything started somewhere....
03:01 are you sure it's not just the router bit getting stuck in the space-time continuum?
Fairly certain RSJ is taking over.
"I can't tilt my router" Matthias:"just tilt the whole world around it"
I've been using my metal lathe as a time machine all this time and NOW you tell me all I had to do was use my tripod on the table saw?
TOT!
i just love the youtube engineering community
No, the tripod on tablesaw is for when you want to massage the time stream. It's mainly used to block any time travel from the metal community.
Good to see the old Mattias back. that’s what got me to subscribe years ago.
I have been watching your videos for over a Decade now and you are still teaching me new tricks! Thank you
Table saws only cause ripples in the space-time continuum, This Old Tony's Lathe does full-out time travel... something to consider when deciding if you want to go into woodworking or metal working. so... 😁 there is that...
I read that as making V-belts out of plywood and I was like “the madman he did it!!”
Please make a wood cycloidal drive 😆
Screw two 3/8 thick plywood disks together, trim the edge using the table saw, but tip the blade at an angle. Flip, and trim the other side so you end up with a bevel on both sides. Then, unscrew and reverse the pieces so the taper is on the inside. The screws help align the pieces back together.
Or just cut on the inside in the first place (using the procedure I mentioned)
Of course. I was just proposing a alternative method that is prehaps less sketchy on the tablesaw.
I was just considering making plywood pulleys this morning for a fixed post telescope mirror grinding machine, and this video pops up in my subscription list. Perfect timing. :)
I frequently need to drill holes that are exactly perpendicular and have always struggled with doing so, What a simple and elegant solution. Thank you so much
re: tablesaw to make the groove: If Matthias tells you something is too dangerous... it's too dangerous.
Challenge accepted! :-)
When Matthias said "It's a little bit hair raising", you may understand "fly, you fools !" ;)
Very useful video nevertheless
Have you ever experimented with penetrating epoxy? It's a low viscosity mix designed to soak into wood and bind the wood fibers, primarily in boat restorations. I would consider using it to reinforce the thin edge of the V groove of the wooden pulley. I actually want to try penetrating epoxy on an MDF project where it will readily soak in and basically create a low-rent fiberglass.
It just goes to show how conditioned we are to use a tool only in the way it was intended. Many tools can be used in many different ways as Matthias just showed. We just have to think a little differently.
Why I am waching Sombody making circles, ? Oh he is Matthias oh ok
0:57 sawblade approaching 88 mph!!!
3:31 I'd love to hear your explanation why we need this gap between the belt and the pulley. :3
so it wedges in on the sides.
@@matthiaswandeland why do we want that?
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Lol at the tripod causing disturbances to the space time continuum
Just curious why you cut the initial circle on the tablesaw rather than with a circle cutting jig on one of your several bandsaws. Do you find a quality difference or is it just that that's the way you do that operation??
table saw is more accurate and more convenient for this.
Yep Hair Raising. My spouse would call it dangerous. A work room is just a bunch of fast moving knives. I will stick to basics but thank you once again - you are amazing.
I hope you mentioned the time space continuum after watching too much This old Tony, since he was discussed in the last live.
Just wanna say how much I love your videos how encouraging they are and how you make everything seem obtainable. Thanks man peace and love from Tennessee Maker238
Why shouldn't the belt bottom out on the pulley? Wouldn't that be too little friction?
yes
Mathias: temporary cuts, pieces, clamps down, drills, screws are dead on and result is near perfect.
Me: temp cut slants wronk (27-18 degrees in one end and 24-19 on the other side), clamp slide m´, drills too thin hole, screw shifts everythings 2 mill to f-all, screw snapps, mockup 10 times better than end result. Only thing i get right every time; 22mm holes for skateboard bearings.
New subscriber here my friend...OMG you made a wood shop from......Wood!!! that is so cool!!
Awesome video!! We are truly fortunate to learn so much from you. Thank you for everything you have made and everything in the future. You have changed the way I approach thinking and problem solving on projects and I can’t thank you enough
Matthias- why is it desired for the belt to not ride in the bottom of the notch?
it needs to wedge in for traction
This video is Q approved!
Sir my motor speed is 2880 rpm I have a two inch pulley on motor then what is required diameter of pulley and wheels to drive the saw for cutting of 4 inch wood (for BAND SAW)
Pretty sure you turned the v-groove into your drive wheel on the 26", but I only know what you put in the video.
if you HAD watched the video were I made it, you would know that I used my tilting router lift.
@@matthiaswandel Big bandsaw build 1: The wheels @8:18
Sorry I was imprecise. I should have said, "Pretty sure you turned the v-groove into your drive wheel on the 20", which is the video I linked to.
@@Immolate62 imprecise is an understatement lol they are different bandsaws with different build plans...
@@bmxscapeso my error was a meaningful event in your life? You're welcome. Have you built any bandsaws?
I really like the way you avoided angle error in the drill press table. Thanks a lot for sharing the tip.
Looks very cool maybe you should think of coating the pulleys with something in case of fibers or wood chips flying out
Pretty interesting process, Matthias! Thanks a lot! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Hi what kind of motor would you recommend to use as a pulley drive for multiple machines in a Toymakers environment?
I don't convence of this meaning of cause ripples in the space-time continuum its very confuse that term
Greetings in Chetumal
Why don’t they make a router bit the profile of a v belt? Hello router bit manufacturers !
Can you use the space-time ripples to make work go faster or away entirely?
yep.. quit ur job
Ripples in the space time continuum!! Love it !!
Matthias, are you considering updating your website to a more modern style?
It would take a lot of work to migrate all the content, but it could be worth it.
Why? Newer isn't always better. In my experience it's frequently worse. I find his website just fine.
I like it as it is. Nice and tidy.
Current popular web aesthetics are driven by phones where it seems like you need a thumb-sized buttons and the classic "top-left lighting" effect slashes with the ability, or really inevitability, to see content at any rotation. Add to that an industry pushing "simplification" that doesn't want border lines or tinted panels to separate content, and instead settles for vast moats of whitespace.
Then, younger developers copied what they grew up on, and then their work was in turn copied as well, each step moving farther and farther away from any sort of actual reasoning about why they're doing it that way.
IMO the best visual design takes advantage of the way our brains have decades of experience using colour, lighting, borders, and shadows to separate complex scenes into discrete objects, allowing you to fit more information on-screen at once, and just about everything else these days is a fourth-generation cargo cult derived from what looked good on an executive's smartphone back in 2008.
Mathias, you are a true MacGyver at a higher level. Amazing how you come up with unique ways to solve issues and make them work. I enjoy watching your projects .
I'm not a MacGyver. Don't you know almost NONE of macGyver's tricks work in real life?
V-Belt mantab👍👍
Why it's looks so easy? It's not XD
matthias please turn on the caption... I barely hard to catch up what you're saying since I'm not an english speaker... I am Indonesian by the way and I like your video pretty much 100%
Incredibly creative. I am from Indonesia
YOUR INVENTION AND FLEXIBILITY ARE WONDERFUL! YOUR VIDEOS SHOULD BE MANDATORY SUBSTANCE FOR ALL BEGINNING WOODWORKERS. Rob
I discovered how important it is to cut the grooves properly on my 20 inch bandsaw. Mine weren't deep enough, and the belt wants to slip when I am resawing lumber, no matter how tight I get the belt.
Great project dear. I like your channel 🤩👍❤️
Класс можно суптитры на русском
I’d give you a kerjillion dollars if you’d make a router table copy and send it to me. Not only that, you could tell me what the price would be (I’m short a few of the kerjillion.)
You have some wonderful expertise. A remarkable mind.
People with no tools:
‘I don’t have a router or table saw please could you show me how to make a pulley only using a screwdriver’
Data analyst from the LIGO observation center here, thanks for the disclaimer Matthias, we'll strike that observation of as a false positive.
Disclaimer:
Not really a employee working at a LIGO observation center.
Hi Matthias, always so helpful and relevant. Your accuracy and creativity is something to aspire to. May I ask and apology if it has been asked, what is the dimension of the pulley you create here, what ratio between the small pulley and the large pulley and what rpm did you achieve? I'm assuming this is to turn real heavy stuff, like a bowl at the first stage of turning. This would help me a lot with setting up my DIY lathe. Best wishes, Shlomi
I don't know why I've never run across You before but you definitely have my SUB! Going to check out some more of your videos now.
Should have just used the off-cut from the 20 degree 2x4 to support the wheel against the router... 😆
Thank you. Excellent guide
Bigger would have been nice for even greater slower speeds but got the general idea -very nice! Also wondering what angle the belts are, maybe I have a router bit that angle? Never mind, previous post says 40 degrees. Dam sure I only have 45 degrees and that size does not friggen exist
V belts are measured by between the circumstance
Hello. I am one of your followers. Can I know where to get the paper format to which you apply your ideas, such as the Bantu graphics
I've made a large (450mm) diameter pulley out of plywood on my band saw, which worked surprisingly well! I set the parallel fence to wall thickness and tilted the blade to get the 40 degree belt angle. you have to make through cuts at the beginning, otherwise the blade will jam due to the tilt and after making enough cuts, you dan turn it! Great solution withthe lathe too, though, my motor was too fast though, thats what the pulley was for :D
I saw the video well
Thank you for good information
Great full ideas
Man, I knew table saws are powerful machines, but I wasn't aware they were capable of warping the space time continuum.
Apple Grinders, band name, called it!
You probably know already but the space time ripples are rolling shutter.
Muito bom seus vídeos Mathias obrigado
ah yes the space time continuum thingy
I don’t have a router tilt, but I do have a lathe with a headstock that will turn 90° so I suppose I could make 6’ wheels if I wanted to !
Another great video, thanks for taking the time to explain it in great detail. We appreciate it.
Exelente proyecto amigo quisiera comprar los planos pero si puede sacar en versión español le agradecería mucho gracias
Thanks for the content.
Keep up the good work. בס״ד
but I don't have a router
When are the plans for the 45" floor recessed band saw coming out?
That large of a pulley will work fine with no groove at all, the groove in the small pulley will control the belt position. This makes it easier to move the belt if using cone pulleys for speed changes.
00:58 You are generating gravitational waves !
Awesome ideas thx
great video. thx
I love apple chips!
V belts are to deep into your sheave or pully ,v belts are only to be halfway to three quarter into the groove, because the v belts have tensile strength only in the core for strength,and friction
Listening to that router, it seems a bit under powered. Is that an electrical issue?
poor speed regulation on that one
How do you calculate the pulley diameter ?
Biggest pulley = less blade speed
Small pulley = more blade speed
Very Nice!!! Thank You For The Info!!!!👍😎
Мужик! Ты крут!!!
you could do this as wel at the table saw 3:17 just put it on 20 degree and rotate it upright against the fence edit: never mind 5:00 gives the answer
Always wondered what that sound was.
You already had the perfect additional ramp, the cutoff piece.
If you do not have a tilting router, just tilt the router table keeping router still in space time
Крутой Матиас! Рукастый и с отличной головой! Респект!
Video idea - apple grinder throwing chips everywhere
So nice to see real skills at work. Great original equipment.
Really great
Always more than one way! Thanks for the video.
You appear to be a brilliant and creative soul....
27 band saws but still no CNC. Stubborn?
I’m sorry to let you know that there was a 4 minute add for a pocket hole jig before your video😭
I didn’t get the ad. Big Tech knows I bought a Kreg device last year...
I'm sorry you got the ad. It reflects poorly on you that big tech judged you as that kind of woodworker.
Awesome
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