Adjustable belt grinder table

[@pgsibilo]

Bruh, you so generous to only sell plans for people to make their own... many people will make and sell which would cost way more than making their own with your plans. You're simply a Legend 💯💯💯

[@mbatson13]

Yours might the only channel where I never seem to find any negative criticism. That might be a better accomplishment than your incredible fabrications. I hope I can speak on behalf of your followers that it is a pleasure to watch your work and see how much people appreciate your work ethic, talent and creativity. I hope you stick around for a very long time. This is one channel I would really miss.

[@paulvanzweel8287]

Never see any trolls or negative shit. Very true.

[@MrPatdeeee]

You are very gifted. Few could match what you do so effortlessly. I would say, "If we tested ALL other video DIY'rs on KZbin; you would be amongst the greatest".

[@HelixShoots]

I could watch these videos all day. Top notch planning, skill, and content. Good luck on the job search. You could excel in a number of careers.

[@Simsy5861]

You possess really neat and clever fabrication skills. The entire grinder build is just awesome!

[@Carnac311]

Everythig you build looks like it has been built to last for generations, I love it

[@66vdubbug]

I watched your build vids a while back and planned on duilding a 2x72 grinder some day.... Well I just bought your plans and plan on building the grinder this winter. Thank you for your hard work and all the r&d much appreciated 👍

[@TMatt007]

I don't mind your rambling. It is just explaining the reason for your design. That helps me understand the build. I've built everything except the small wheel attachment. The small wheels were on back order last time I checked. I will build this soon. I'm sure you are aware of this, but you are a genius.

[@samr7717]

At this rate of upgrades; 2019 - Grinder is CNC driven 2020 - Level 5 autonomous Grinder 2022 - Jer's Grinder becomes self-aware and launches a pre-emptive strike against hyooomans

[@454Casull]

But what if I wish to give Jer's Grinder... tribute?

[@mftmachining]

LOL...that was good

[@timnewman5842]

Sam R This is AWESOME. Cracks me up.

[@johnysmrz]

Do not forget about replication.... i am building this belt grinder now :D

[@goneballistic]

Great videos! Amazing design! She, I kind of like the rambling... It helps me understand the build and your thinking. Keep it up man, you are a master builder.

[@MattsAwesomeStuff]

Jeremy - Your videography, lighting, framing, and editing is legitimately world-class on KZbin. Not just good. Not just good for an amateur. No exaggeration, you might literally be the best in the world at this. I can't think of a single DIY-ish channel that does it better than you. Everyone else I always keep thinking "I wish they showed X", "I wish they explained Y", "This is getting boring, I wish they'd cut and compress it", etc. But you just seem to get it. You get what good content is, you get how to show it to someone else. You have a great head for both educating and entertaining, all the little 2 second things that might take a half hour to describe why you would want to film it a certain way that you just get. I never wish you'd spend more or less time on a section. I never wish you'd explain it a different way. There's always something both interesting to see and listen to at every moment. I know you get a lot of positive feedback on your projects themselves, but, if it's anything for you like it is for me, it's 2x-10x the time and effort to film something the right way and I figure you should know that it's valued and appreciated. I think you not only have a rare talent (most people wouldn't know how to do this well), but you have a rare work ethic (even if it was common to know how to shoot it right, most would not bother to do what it takes to make it happen). If you enjoy making content I hope you continue to do so and find success in it.

[@Jer_Schmidt]

Thank you so much!!

[@bobdickweed]

Well said man...He dose make great videos and Projects.. Thanks for sharing

[@sandman900rr]

yes he nailed it with that comment.

[@bustergonad3975]

Matt...you nailed it with you're comment. This is what's lacking in doing a trade course...as I said though...visually the welding is crap...but that can be improved by...dare I say it...Do a welding course. Not everything needs to be mig welded. I have a Laser Welding Business. My welds may be 1mm wide or a fillet weld. Or a gusset. But all my angles are from Tig welding certificates gained. J's videos can wet the appetites of young people considering a trade. Just a thought.

[@kensherlock6475]

So easy to listen to, follow & get involved in, you lose track of time.

[@ScruffyTime]

Jer I could listen to you ramble all day. I've never done a minute of machining or fabricating of any kind but I'm in awe of your cleverness and ability to solve multiple problems all at the same time. Can't stop watching your videos

[@GeminiWoodworks]

You're a very clever guy. Even the stuff you don't explain I learn from...such as tilting the work piece when you cut it on the band saw so it cuts at an angle and doesn't bog down the blade. Keep making good stuff!

[@Jer_Schmidt]

Thanks!!

[@GenjiKilpatrick]

I know, right? I noticed that workpiece was tilted the first time I watched the video but just now realized the reason for it this second viewing. Quite clever, indeed. Always love the informative quality content from this channel!

[@shawnlund]

I loved that little tidbit of knowledge as well. Never seen it done like that before but it's brilliant.

[@erik....]

That is basic metal sawing knowledge.

[@GeminiWoodworks]

@@erik.... Well I am a woodworker...so....

[@seephor]

Your metal fabrication skills are A+. You put attention to detail and make everything as precise as possible. Great videos.

[@themountainraven]

By far the best grinder set up I've seen. Btw, you have a very sound approach to your builds, the quality is top notch and you show that with a little bit of forethought you really can make professional grade equipment on a fairly tight budget.

[@vallejokid1968]

I love your style Jeremy. You’re a fascinating person. Great tip about the drill bit sizing. Never occurred to me to choose a bit that matched the smaller part of the final dimension.

[@PhilVandelay]

As always, great design and execution. I'm always impressed with the accuracy you achieve with relatively simple methods

[@Ray_Sellner]

As wonderfully precise as this is, I see no reason why you would get a thumbs down. Another job well done.

[@robertpierce2519]

you really are a clever chap, the whole build has been a joy to watch and your explanation regarding your reasons were crisp and clear to unerstand. thanks. how you getting on with looking for employment. surely you could smash out a video every week and become a full time content creator like other youtubers. your one of the best to watch on here.

[@steveocvirek6671]

Thank you , thank you, thank you for making this video. You know, I leaned more tips from this video than any other video I think I have ever watched. Not only do I now know how to make a table design that will work well for the belt grinder I am building, but I leaned about not making welds too long and warping the metal and beveling the edges to allow room for the weld to set. And I have wondered how in the world to make a curved slot in metal for quite some time. Your method is ingenious. I also thank for for explaining things clearly and easily to follow. Great video!!! Thank you again.

[@kosinskiarek]

I knew I would like this video when I just saw a thumbnail but now half through it I already love it. I learned what,why, and how to chose a drill bit for pilot holes! Thank you, you are a gifted man. Thank you for sharing your experience and creativity with all of us!!!

[@phooesnax]

OMG. The quality of your work! Grinder manufacturers are ready to dive off a bridge! Great job!

[@jjnicnic6098]

Holy shit man, every metal worker would kill to have one of these in their shop, its modular, adjustable on so many levels, no space wasted, imo its genius engineering. Built like a tank and its gonna last forever, good work.

[@Jer_Schmidt]

Thank you!!

[@un65tube]

I'm pretty sure that in 100 years from now someone will enjoy working with your machines. If he will know that this all was handcrafted? Fantastic job, hard to beat! Stay well, greetings from Germany!

[@nifty1940]

You give a boot to the "near enough is good enough" theory when accuracy is critical. Video quality and instruction, warts and all, is really great and shows that even the best of us can make a blue, and correct it. For a young bloke, you've shown us old folk, that art and skill doesn't always give way to higher technology and teach the old hands, like me, quality and planning skills will "keep on, keeping on". You're a credit to your workshop and trade.

[@BoyNamedStacy]

YESSSS. Another Schmidt project for me to complete! I’ve been waiting for this one brother, thank you. I have used my grinder literally every day since I built it. It’s one hell of a machine!

[@Jer_Schmidt]

Thanks! Glad you like it.

[@nickforster2496]

I don't necessarily have a need for a belt grinder but every time I watch your videos about yours I'm just reminded that I want to build one even more.

[@timflanigan8586]

I can’t get over how precise everything fits.... you’re a human hydro jet!

[@GregsGarage]

Another well thought out, well built accessory for what I think is probably the best grinder design out there.

[@dobrovik]

i love both how articulate, and how well enunciated, this host communicates. it's top notch, it's a-game

[@Jer_Schmidt]

Thank you! That’s something I used to really struggle with, so I’m glad to hear I must be improving.

[@BSpinoza210]

@Jer Schmidt yes, yes we are here for the rambling, the thought that went into this, and how we can apply these to our own projects. Thank you for all you do. Please keep it up!

[@zachofalltrades1111]

I came across your videos maybe two years ago and I built a simple design belt grinder thanks to one of your videos that inspired me!

[@stanwooddave9758]

This has got to be the Roll Royce of Belt grinders. Very well thought out.

[@eddybarker5072]

Very nice work Jeremy. You have great metal working skills and ingenuity. Next on your list should be a mill to make some of those cuts easier but your ability to do this the hard way is simply outstanding. You’d be an awesome machinist and could pick up CNC very easily to work in any fabrication shop. Keep it up!!

[@kftb7183]

Thanks for another accessory for this awesome grinder. Can't wait to see more. It is clear however, that with the quality you deliver, it can't be a new one every week. This is top notch. Build- as well as the quality of the video production. Very entertaining. Personally, I picked up a lot from you.

[@craigpierre2765]

wow now that is heavy duty. You are certainly a credit to your craft. Precision workmanship at its best. As I was watching though i got to thinking. For someone setting up their workshop for the first time you really have to be strategic with which piece of equipment is key to make/purchase so you can set the rest up. Just recently made a stand for my port a band and had a bunch of other things already...soon as it was created it was the key to making pieces and tool stands for the rest of my gear.

[@keithviolette5870]

Another excellent video Jeremy, well done. I like the trick on the band saw where you stuck around piece of stock under the long plate so the teeth of the bandsaw didn't plug up.

Good to see you back man. Always enjoy the precision you display.

[@chadjmoore]

Great vid. The grinder is sick. I have enjoyed watching the build process. Your precision and attention to detail are amazing.

[@glenking3337]

Jerome, I am sure you already know this. But you sir are an artist!

[@SmokyFrosty]

Actually Voiceover Jer, I'm here to hear about your challenges and how you overcome them as your designs are always extremely well thought out and even better put together!

[@Jer_Schmidt]

I was actually done talking about the design, I just thought that would be a fun way to transition back to the build ;-)

[@seriouslyreally5413]

Jeremy, your design and fabrication skills are impressive. The degree of precision and attention to detail makes for an impressive well built quality product. I hope your career plans are progressing. Fabrication and design in a custom shop is an essential skill set toward eventually landing your dream job if you will consider that goals are achieved not all at once but in a series of decisions. BTW, your dad is having his dream shop custom built in all of this. I hope he pays you well for the tools you've built or you get to keep it all.

[@ginfonte3386]

Bravo! Great performance. I'll never do this type of engineering, but I'm addicted to your videos. I get a similar feeling of awe and satisfaction as when watching Martin building his MMX. (Which is where I first heard about your channel.). Thanks!

[@Jer_Schmidt]

Thanks! MMX is a true engineering marvel. I spent so many hours figuring out this simple table I can’t imagine what it must take to make something that complex!

[@ginfonte3386]

Jeremy Schmidt that's why he now has 14 engineers helping him. And he doesn't sleep. You're next step is to make your belt grinder play some music. 🤣😁😁

[@ryangross5446]

No more rambling? I want the rambling! Great video man, your precision and attention to detail are god tier as always, thanks the predrilling info also didnt know the best predrill size before then

[@joesikkspac7904]

With even an old Bridgeport you'd see the speed and precision of your builds raise exponentially. Great work and it's critically important to keep your "old school" skills honed. It's also important to honor them. CNC technology is incredibly awesome, but using too much of it will atrophy your ability to problem solve with our predecessor's ability and ingenuity. I work with Haas VMCs every day, but I don't use a CAM system to program unless absolutely necessary. I try to get onto a Bridgeport as much as possible. I've found that if I don't do these things, my overall skillset begins to wither.

[@Jer_Schmidt]

I want a Bridgeport so bad! Thanks for the comment.

[@lorenzkorner2814]

The stuff you build is so cool and its so nice to see how much effort and knowleg you put into it! Love it!

[@nacidocoqui]

Nooooo, I like the rambling! It's an incredible look into your thought process and planning!

[@derekpeterson8005]

You are an amazing engineer! I love to hear why you do certain design elements in your build, I'm kind of a geek that way but it was very funny! Thanks for sharing!

[@nathanthomas6460]

I’ve watched your entire grinder build at least twice. Love the design and skills you have. Hope you are able to make some new videos soon.

[@howardfreedman4289]

You're precision is unmatched. Amazing work.

[@paulk8180]

Happy New Year. What a great job over built to perfection. Love the durability of machine. Just ordered plans can't wait to print out and start building.Some day you will be on a tv pbs show . You will inspire so many young people to take up crafts. Ever thought of teaching classes for your crafts. You have a gift from God what a great teacher you will be. Thank you.

[@TheGoodoftheLand]

Awesome Job Jeremy. I just uploaded the first video of my build. You did a fantastic job on the plans! Thanks you so much for sharing your incredible creative mind with us.

[@Jer_Schmidt]

Awesome, I’ll check it out!

[@gundur7193]

We cannot create an angle of more than 45 degrees with this angle table. For example, we cannot create a knife sharpening angle. Is it adjustable 30 degrees.?

[@Sludgepump]

I'm here for the "rambling" Jeremy. Really enjoy the blow by blow descriptions you give. Great video, as always. :)

[@Sodabowski]

We're many to be here for the rambling yeah :)

[@Lordcirdan]

The best belt grinder ever! Congratulations!

[@SteelDoesMyWill]

I've been following this build back from the beginning, another great job Jeremy. Santa really needs to bring you a TIG welder!

[@Jer_Schmidt]

Yes! I’d love to learn TIG!

[@richardcranium6554]

i hope that: a) you patented your design. b) you make and sell them. and.. c) i win the lottery:) nicest grinder I've seen so far. outstanding work, young man.

[@libertyordeath1287]

You should make precut kits available. I think you would do very well. You have e a very nice design but most people don't have the patience or time to cut everything out. You have a bright future no matter what you do.

[@TheAyrCaveShop]

Very nicely done ! I can only imagine what projects you could do with a milling machine ! Keep up the good work !

[@buynsell365]

You do amazing work !!!! I bought the plans from you and I am going to build this grinder. The next project I recommend for you is to improve your welding table. I can not afford a Acorn table so I simply took my welding table that is 1/4 thick and drilled holes in a 3" X 3" pattern. Then welded 1" long pipe under each hole so my table is now 1 1/4 inch thick where the holes are for me to use custom made clamping tools. All of these clamps from welding shops are for to expensive, that is why I made my own. Just a thought.......keep up the great work.....you are the best !!!

[@watcherofwatchers]

I always fully enjoy your videos. You have unique ideas and excel at conveying your design considerations and methodology. Thank you for sharing with us!

[@abrahamd2k]

To what I see you can install a lock handle. It would not interfere with the table unlocking or locking it somewhat as you showed us with the wrench.

[@zululeppard]

Jeremy, you certainly rock in the metal shop.

[@csimeonides]

You are an artist working and welding metal, love your work.

[@rogerferris3720]

I really love your work. You make everything look so easy, but having worked in engineering, I know first hand it isn’t. Well done.

[@TheMuzShop]

Dude this is brilliant!! I learn more off your videos than any one else. You differently think like a Machinist that’s for sure. Thanks and keep it up. 👍👍

[@120Livi]

How did the job hunt go? I'm sure everyone would love an update.

[@Jer_Schmidt]

It’s still going...so an update on how it “went” would be premature.

[@fitnessdevolution]

@@Jer_Schmidt I wish you the best of luck. I can't imagine a company not wanting your skills!

[@sanfire00]

Or start a signature series of a belt grinder. I would buy that.

[@kookyflukes9749]

Alec Steele is looking for staff

[@ToddMcMahon]

Jeremy: Wishing you the best of luck with your job search! :-)

[@cognitor900]

Geez you have some skills and a bucket and a half of smarts! Ditto to the job thing and my fingers are crossed for you in whatever, wherever and however you go... I’ve been waiting for a new Jer video to come along and hey! And having watched it I think that I will go back and binge watch all the oldies as I really get a buzz out of them. “The only thing that flat earthers fear is sphere itself ……”

[@danieljordan5912]

I used to watch loads of these kinds of videos, especially woodworking ones. After a while it dropped off and I stopped watching most of the channels i followed. You are the exception, because i still watch and rewatch all your videos since they're so good. Keep it up.

[@Jer_Schmidt]

Thank you!

[@BestUnderPressure]

Never disappointed when you post a video.

[@yug2980]

Thank you for dimming the welding parts. It is as brilliant as your job!

[@ismaelrojas6856]

Me gustaría encargar una para mí desde colombia Jose ismael gracias

[@andreasloizou9587]

Thank you for a 16:42 non stop , non fast FW pleasant/educational viewing. Regards from Cyprus

[@dariushmilani6760]

Thank you for sharing Jeremy. Fantastic video, excellent explanation and beautiful metal crafting. It really is a joy to watch. Looking forward to future projects.

[@RandallLakedogpix]

Excellent Jeremy. Brilliant build and great video. All the best to you.

[@stashu5242]

Excellent engineering and Excellent build Jer. You should try to get a job designing tanks.

[@Etna.]

Hi there! This build is so nice, I have to call it that twice! It is nice! really nice! (Usually I nitpic all the time so people can get even better. Not the case this time. Stay as you are!) Regards, Etna.

[@jeffreydeutsch7336]

Great video. For a tilt handle have you considered a ratcheting style? If is easier than a wrench and just pressing the release button allows positioning it where it does not interfere. They come male and female in a range of thread sizes so you should be able to get one to fit your welded screw. They are either all metal or some are partially plastic for less money and a little less strength.

[@brainfornothing]

even if you need that only once a year, the satisfaction when you are using it is worth it. Thanks for sharing !

[@CabezaDePistacho]

i cant start watch video without finishing it.. super entertaining man

[@ChristopherSmith-bh4sz]

Wow. Some nice fabrication there Jeremy! Nice attention to detail, the end product looks fantastic!

[@uncletoy774]

hey Jer great vid man always learn something from you. hows the anxiety and the job hunt goin its good to see u put out a new vid hang in there and keep up the great work

[@EcoMouseChannel]

You should eventually make this into a weld-it-yourself kit, like Troy does at SWAG Off Road. I'm good at machine designing components for output (like to laser or plasma etc)

[@casycasy5199]

rambling is good it show all you need to think of before building .always include that great job

[@Mad-Duk_Machine_Werkes]

your locking handle for the pinch-bolt can be a thick walled tube welded to a nut to get your handle away so as not to hit the table, and then drill a hole in the end of the tube and have a rod with balls on the end (like a bench vise) so if the handle ends up pointing the wrong way it doesnt interfere with your flat surface..........

[@CynicalDad81]

I learn something every time I watch: The pilot bit diameter! Good info.

[@marksstudio]

No man, don't listen to 'that guy', Ramble on! What a terrific video! So glad I subscribed. Good job man!

[@wramarante]

Very pleasant to see you build, explain and the final result. Awesome 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻.

[@tykellerman6384]

Nice to see your engineering mind at work again 🤠👍

[@jflemmingjf]

You're a genius!!! Nice building man. Greets from The 🇳🇱 👍🏼👏🏼

[@GeorgeAlex-j6k]

Really impressed with the design and quality of build.

[@ManCrafting]

You interrupting made me laugh out loud. Nice seeing you add a little personality to the video. Super clever design.

[@rickpalechuk4411]

Another great build with my morning coffee... thanks Jeremy. Cheers

[@Donorcyclist]

Per your suggestion, Jeremy, I have extended the slot to allow for a little over travel in each direction. Because of this, when it comes time for the locking tab to be welded in, I won't be putting it at the end of the slot, but will leave a little gap. And I'm using adjustable zinc locking handles all over, instead of making my own or using a nut/bolt lockdown. Making my own didn't turn out quite as nicely as planned... 😳

[@johnbuob3480]

I must have missed that part where you welded it in. Anyway, this is a brilliant design of a grinder and I will build it someday. If I recall, I think i bought your plans. Great job.

[@tri-forceblades3123]

Yet again an amazing design.

[@TomSommer]

Jeremy Schmidt, your parents must be extremely proud of you. I would be. Thanks for sharing. I have a 3 HP treadmill motor, hoping I could put a grinder together.

[@renatocravo9875]

Jeremy, Congratulations for your creativity and intelligence, I am Brazilian and I also love to create devices and machines and I found your ideas amazing, I was looking for a tool with the same characteristics, I do Matt´s words mine, excellent machine, thanks for sharing with us.

[@johngraham3035]

Good to see you back

[@bluechipbuilderswigand2188]

Good to see you back, and as always great presentation. Looking forward to seeing more cool stuff your a great innovator.

[@seaforb13]

Great design love the whole grinder. I am going to by your plans and attempt to build it. Thank you.

[@oliverworks5469]

Such a Genius! I’m excited to add this to my build and get back to it and finish it up. Love it Jer!

[@tomhoyer2313]

Hi JS, You can get a good job anywhere. I love the skill and designs you use. My daughter got a degree in web useability she ststed at 90K Yr. You can get a good job anywhere. Keep the great videos coming. Solar is red hot now.