This year there will be a lot of high power projects. I am currently working on a 2kW scooter with car-thick wheels thickness ... As you may have noticed, I also changed the channel name from MN to full name. Some have associated the channel with location or city markings (such as Minnesota). Now there will be no mistakes. Happy New Year!
A word to the wise, I've worked in manufacturing for a decade, you do not wear gloves or loose-fitting clothing when you operate Hands-On Machinery like a drill press or a band saw because if your hand or clothes happens to get close to the machine, it can get a hold of it and rip your finger off, or worse. I've seen it happen. I saw a lady with long hair that wouldn't wrap it up and she was working on a grinder and it got tangled up in the grinder and ripped half her scalp out of her head.. it is good to wear gloves when you're dealing with sharp objects but not when you're using machinery..
I knew a guy in a foundry I used to work at who lost a finger because he wore old frayed gloves when operating a big drill press. A few threads got wound round the bit and bye bye finger.
I've been making various types of belt sanders for over 30 years now, and I've always found that belts track best on convex rollers. Even on my first 1" sander, made from wood and skateboard wheels, I put a slight crown on the urethane. From what I could see, your excellent machine does have a little belt wobble that crowning the rollers would fix. Thanks for showing us your work-
I agree the tension wheel needs to be crowned to aid tracking. It’ll be a simple job on his lathe. I built a 2x72” belt grinder and the crowned tracking wheel is a must for keeping the belt inline.
You need to add a bit more crown to the rollers as the belt tracking should not wander when you apply the workpiece to the belt. Also, your flat platen is too proud of the wheels and should be adjusted back to be just a smidge farther out than the level of the wheels, otherwise you cause excessive wear to both the belt backsides as well as the platen.
Pretty fantastic work, dude! Really well done!!! 😃 So your name is Maciej? If so, I'm pleased to meet you. My name is Mario Cesar. 😊 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Would you be willing to cross-post to Rumble? I truly enjoy your content but I can no longer support TH-cam and I don't want to miss your videos. Thank you for considering!
Bitch please! A ja nie wiedziałem jak zamontować koła pasowego na wałku bez klina... jakie to jest oczywiste... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Ale rolka napędowa jest stanowczo za mała. Jeśli ta rolka ma 8cm średnicy a silnik 2850 obr/min to pas ma prędkość 12m/s a do szlifowania stali powinna być około 30m/s. Ja buduję szlifierkę właśnie i zamierzam użyć koła fi200 od paleciaka. Tego przedniego :D No ale maszynka działa więc props. Bez tokarki niestety ani rusz.
25 dislikes??? What can I say there’s some strange people in the world. Amazing job fantastic craftsman thank you for sharing really enjoyed the video liked and subbed 👍🏼🇬🇧
a very ridiculous share. you use lots of tools / tools to make a grinder. example, you bought a column drill and band hacksaw but you didn't get a sanding grinder? If I had that bench, I would make a plane
you changed you channel name !!! i didnt know that i just clicked and found out about it ....put your logo in the thumbnail so ppl can see it and recognize the channel !!
Excelente proyecto ,un trabajo bien ejecutado , muchas gracias por compartir sus conocimientos y experiencias ,un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón, Galicia (España)
I'm a blacksmith and my belt grinder is used a significant amount. I have got nylon rollers that have been on my grinder for 2 years now and they show no signs of wear.
If you want to stop the sanding belt from constantly moving side to side you need to crown at least the drive wheel but all wheels would be best except the adjustment wheel don’t crown that
Czy mogę wiedzieć jaki silnik Pan użył do tego projektu th-cam.com/video/9lljl2Q3eqc/w-d-xo.html I nie rozumiem dlaczego publikuje Pan swoje pomysły a nie opisuje żadnych części ?
Такой самодельный гриндер будет дороже заводского, много деталей, сложная конструкция (можно сделать проще). У столика не регулируется угол, маленький функционал. Громоздкий, тяжёлый, бестолковый, зато красивый...
I bought it ready for around $ 2. This is a small expense, the machine is "calmer" and the starting current is lower (good for the electricity grid). In angle grinders, soft-start should be standard for safety reasons
Good job. As usual. I start to build mine , i build the frame and now it is time for the engine. I find 2,2 kw with 2800 rpm or 2,2 kw with 1500 rpm. I am confuse what to chose. Please help me.
Did you changed your logo? I have albo MN in my logo, now with very similar to your logo on the grinder- almost the same font... The only difference is i made only 1 knife. Now I am creating my own belt grinder, 2x48. Regerding your job, very good!
Nice build I just have three critiques, one minor, and two major. The first major you have 2 set screws holding 1.5 kW motor shaft to a drive roller. I seriously suggest you cut a proper key way into the adapter. The second is using glue alone to hold bearing on a shaft that does not have a tight interference fit is not a good idea. Just cut some grooves for a pair of c-clips on either end, that would be more secure. The Minor. Those brass sliding bushes you made will work way smoother on polished Steel shafts. Dissimilar metal combinations have lower coefficients of friction so slide smoother and are less likely to gall. Again nice work.
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This year there will be a lot of high power projects. I am currently working on a 2kW scooter with car-thick wheels thickness ... As you may have noticed, I also changed the channel name from MN to full name. Some have associated the channel with location or city markings (such as Minnesota). Now there will be no mistakes. Happy New Year!
Happy New Year 🙏
This is cool. Finally one that doesnt rock back and forth :) how much did it cost
33 de d
What do you do with the projects? Like this Sander?
When I read M.N. I thought "Oh cool, fellow 'sotan"
A word to the wise, I've worked in manufacturing for a decade, you do not wear gloves or loose-fitting clothing when you operate Hands-On Machinery like a drill press or a band saw because if your hand or clothes happens to get close to the machine, it can get a hold of it and rip your finger off, or worse. I've seen it happen. I saw a lady with long hair that wouldn't wrap it up and she was working on a grinder and it got tangled up in the grinder and ripped half her scalp out of her head.. it is good to wear gloves when you're dealing with sharp objects but not when you're using machinery..
I knew a guy in a foundry I used to work at who lost a finger because he wore old frayed gloves when operating a big drill press. A few threads got wound round the bit and bye bye finger.
WAW AMAZING GOOD SKILL 👍🏿, I AM FROM INDONESIA 🇮🇩🙏🏻
Nice job. We posted this video on our homemade tool forum this week :)
Does anyone now's what kind of solder is the one he uses in the video? I'm going to buy one, and I don't know what kind of solder is best for me
Hey. Nice workshop. 👋👋
The Rolls how long are there and the Metall 40x40 how long is the Construction.
Muito bom seu canal tenho um canal que eu explicou uma modificação no md4030 pra tira detecção falsa e ficou muito bom da uma olhada lá amigo
But what about size.you didn't write any size
👏👏👏👏👍✌️
I've been making various types of belt sanders for over 30 years now, and I've always found that belts track best on convex rollers. Even on my first 1" sander, made from wood and skateboard wheels, I put a slight crown on the urethane. From what I could see, your excellent machine does have a little belt wobble that crowning the rollers would fix. Thanks for showing us your work-
I agree the tension wheel needs to be crowned to aid tracking. It’ll be a simple job on his lathe. I built a 2x72” belt grinder and the crowned tracking wheel is a must for keeping the belt inline.
I was noticing the same thing.
But well the video is fantastic
indeed, also making the drive wheel but more importantly tracking wheel bigger would also help to improve stability. But crowning is the main thing
@@sjv6598 What if you don't have a lathe?
What other types of wheels can you use and where do you find them?
Amazing... Thoroughly enjoyed watching this, the belt adjuster is a nice touch. Do you have plans for this as I would like to make my own?
I would like to do the same. Could use similar in my wood shop
Yes, please...plans would help ....a simple sketch with dimensions would also DO !!!
I'm interested also please
Nothing like making tools with the tools you have.
Masz zardzewiałą kolumnę w wiertarce
Oh no! Now I need to make one myself :D
Impressive. Your videos are always so concise, no fat at all. Yet 90% of the process is there.
No to teraz z nożami będzie dużo łatwiej ;) pozdrawiam i więcej filmów :)
*amazing, really.* nice details. thanks for sharing. Greetings from Argentina, I am a carpenter 😊
Only channel
I never skip video at any point.
Excellent piece of kit, well done. Looking forward to your next creation.
Interestingly, it makes me want to do more of my own workshop. Good luck
Why glue on the rollers? Why not use the lathe to machine grooves into the shaft and use a clip to retain the rollers?
You need to add a bit more crown to the rollers as the belt tracking should not wander when you apply the workpiece to the belt. Also, your flat platen is too proud of the wheels and should be adjusted back to be just a smidge farther out than the level of the wheels, otherwise you cause excessive wear to both the belt backsides as well as the platen.
Pretty fantastic work, dude! Really well done!!! 😃
So your name is Maciej? If so, I'm pleased to meet you. My name is Mario Cesar. 😊
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Eres un artista OK Muy bueno
Would you be willing to cross-post to Rumble? I truly enjoy your content but I can no longer support TH-cam and I don't want to miss your videos. Thank you for considering!
Why not 2x72 when you put so much effort in
Super
It turn out great! Now, I want to built one myself 😁 Pozdro! 🤣
Great grinder turned out! Good luck to the master!
Bitch please! A ja nie wiedziałem jak zamontować koła pasowego na wałku bez klina... jakie to jest oczywiste... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Ale rolka napędowa jest stanowczo za mała. Jeśli ta rolka ma 8cm średnicy a silnik 2850 obr/min to pas ma prędkość 12m/s a do szlifowania stali powinna być około 30m/s. Ja buduję szlifierkę właśnie i zamierzam użyć koła fi200 od paleciaka. Tego przedniego :D No ale maszynka działa więc props. Bez tokarki niestety ani rusz.
Amazing skills. Very nicely edited and pleasure to watch🤝🏻
very interesting project shown on a damn nice video...you did not waste my time with the common parts of building a project. Thanks
Excellent video, brilliant sander . Do you have any plans to put the plans on your Instagram page ? Please...
CAn you give the details of the glue you used on the shaft
25 dislikes??? What can I say there’s some strange people in the world. Amazing job fantastic craftsman thank you for sharing really enjoyed the video liked and subbed 👍🏼🇬🇧
Чрезмерно затрадная работа, нужен более упрощенный вариант.🤔 Мастерство - не обсуждается 👍
Oglądam i subskrybuję od niedawna i muszę przyznać,że masz ciekawe pomysły.No i wykonanie wygląda bardzo profesjonalne.Czekam na następne filmy.
Excellent job. please give the sizes and dimension of the frame and material.
Хороший гриндер получился. Мастеру респект!
a very ridiculous share. you use lots of tools / tools to make a grinder. example, you bought a column drill and band hacksaw but you didn't get a sanding grinder? If I had that bench, I would make a plane
Между подшипниками в ролик втулку поставь, они работать не будут, надеюсь переведешь
Amazing job. A true craftsman!
you changed you channel name !!! i didnt know that i just clicked and found out about it ....put your logo in the thumbnail so ppl can see it and recognize the channel !!
Hi
Excelente proyecto ,un trabajo bien ejecutado , muchas gracias por compartir sus conocimientos y experiencias ,un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón, Galicia (España)
Awesome build, been looking at those wheels as well. Thanks for the how to!
Wooow! Again a great machine!
I love watching your videos!
Do you know the rev of the motor?
Happy new year!
what type of welder is that? Ive seen you use it for steel and alu.
TIG
@@michabaszynski3337 Thanks!
Nice now what would it cost for you to build me one like minus the motor
Excellent project. I liked it
May I asking something to you sir,what's kind of welding machine you used sir,
Thanks
Anybody know what kind of belt this is?
Nice! Its good to see that you replsced your old belt grinder. Do you have plans?
Is it for sale? 🤔
imo after pressing the bearings in the poly wheel you should have hit another pass on the lathe - BUT, fantastic job
I wonder if nylon wheels will wear out after some time, if not i will use them as well
I'm a blacksmith and my belt grinder is used a significant amount. I have got nylon rollers that have been on my grinder for 2 years now and they show no signs of wear.
My old grinder was also on polyamide rollers and nothing happened to them
Cant believe you went to all this trouble to make a top notch grinder and no adjustment for table tilt...☹
Wow incredible!
How much cost the material?
So that's how you spell your name
If you want to stop the sanding belt from constantly moving side to side you need to crown at least the drive wheel but all wheels would be best except the adjustment wheel don’t crown that
Very nice. Still waiting for a metalwork lathe, which would go well alongside the belt sander
Boy I say boy that there is a metal munching
Machine .
Algum brasileiro aí?
Hi M.N beautiful job w very good well done
Hi .. If you put iron filings in down
Superbb 👌👌
Nice build, thanks for sharing.
Cheers
Where did you get the industrial motor?
Bihari bhoot 👍
A silnik zastosowałes trzy fazowy czxy jedno fazowy i jakie obroty
FIll the tubes with sand too get that RInging sound away
Could you provide the project?
Super👍
Very nice, thank you. What is that glue, could anyone give me a link?
Лента пляшет, нужен бочкообразный ролик
Very good, realy a very useful machine .
I watched all your videos, you're a superhuman
It’s a pity you don’t show sizers and where parts are got from
Awesome👏👏
Perfect, i want this for my workshop
Interesting...
Czy mogę wiedzieć jaki silnik Pan użył do tego projektu th-cam.com/video/9lljl2Q3eqc/w-d-xo.html I nie rozumiem dlaczego publikuje Pan swoje pomysły a nie opisuje żadnych części ?
clean simple original design
Такой самодельный гриндер будет дороже заводского, много деталей, сложная конструкция (можно сделать проще). У столика не регулируется угол, маленький функционал. Громоздкий, тяжёлый, бестолковый, зато красивый...
Очень и очень мега круто и просто интуитивно)👍
Motor rpm?
2800 RPM and 82 mm drive roller
@@maciejnowakprojects 12meters/s 👍
what kind of welding machine are you using?
As always great work mate love watching your progects never boring and I learn things thanks greetings from Australia 👍👍🦘
Thanks!
So Nice a projekt, did you design the soft start too? very impresive💫⭐️
I bought it ready for around $ 2. This is a small expense, the machine is "calmer" and the starting current is lower (good for the electricity grid). In angle grinders, soft-start should be standard for safety reasons
Sir iski manufacturer COST bhi bata do
Always best one 👍 be continued you work
I always thought belt pullies had to have a crown (convex shape) to them so the belt would run towards the center of the pully?
New channel name?
Noice
❤
Great product and video!!!
Good job. As usual.
I start to build mine , i build the frame and now it is time for the engine.
I find 2,2 kw with 2800 rpm or 2,2 kw with 1500 rpm.
I am confuse what to chose.
Please help me.
Great video.
Where do.you get the belt from?
I order to size in a warehouse, after 2 days they are ready. Cheaper than standard belts in supermarkets
Did you changed your logo? I have albo MN in my logo, now with very similar to your logo on the grinder- almost the same font... The only difference is i made only 1 knife. Now I am creating my own belt grinder, 2x48. Regerding your job, very good!
Good love your neat work
Nice build I just have three critiques, one minor, and two major.
The first major you have 2 set screws holding 1.5 kW motor shaft to a drive roller. I seriously suggest you cut a proper key way into the adapter. The second is using glue alone to hold bearing on a shaft that does not have a tight interference fit is not a good idea. Just cut some grooves for a pair of c-clips on either end, that would be more secure.
The Minor. Those brass sliding bushes you made will work way smoother on polished Steel shafts. Dissimilar metal combinations have lower coefficients of friction so slide smoother and are less likely to gall.
Again nice work.