HOW TO MAKE STRONG JOINT BELT GRINDER SANDPAPER

[@lancemumford3106]

Just want to help with your subtitles. 1. Cut the sand paper longer than you need. 2. Fold it, and make sure it lines up with the under side. 3. Fold the other end, and overlap it. Then make a mark by scratching it with a blade. 4. Make sure the glue is fully dry. 5. Lightly scratch the folded side so it will peel off easily. 6. Use clear plastic between the joint to prevent the glue from sticking.7. Add a thin layer of epoxy glue on both sides.8. Now you have a strong bond on the joint, and it will stay flexible. I realize that English is not your first language, I just want to help you out. BTW your video was very helpful to me. Thanks.

[@ildefonsogiron4034]

This is very much appreciated and took only seconds to read, versus watching the full video. Thanks!

[@rahmatfadli3711]

Mantap bang Jhon, saya baru beli belt sander dan rencananya mau nyambung amplasnya. Cara ini lebih hemat. Terimakasih tutorialnya

[@bertjankosters]

Thank you. I personally grind of the grid with a bench grinder. Easy and fast. Just use a good contactcement. Never failed on me.

[@690Lighthouse]

THE PEELING OFF THE TOP LAYER WITH GLUE WAS WHAT i HAD MISSED, THANKS!

[@terrymattson3587]

You did it. I gave up. I have 25 yard rolls of 12” floor sanding paper. It’s a process but worth it. Thanks.

[@sojinstunts]

Have been struggling with making belts , I'm sure this will fix those issues . Thanks for making a detail video

[@jonathanleech127]

Great video, but by the time you have made 10 belts you could purchase a box full of belts with your time. I just butt up the belt ends and use packaging tape with the cord reinforcement and stick it on the back. Just make sure the sand paper is clean and dust free and use the tape lengthways for strength and not across the belt which has no strength. Takes just a minute to stick together and works great. No lumps at the joint as they butt together. For wide belts it’s better to cut at an angle or arrow shape, but still butt, no overlaps.

[@1pcfred]

Who takes time for belts? When I buy belts they're always looking for money. And what do you do when you need a size that no one has? A belt you cannot purchase for love, time or money.

[@ericwerder1818]

Did it that way also still cut at an angle though his process is too labor intensive although it looks to be effective

[@the_eminent_Joshua_E_Hrouda]

The glass fibre reinforced tape that many manufacturers use these days will often fail before the grit has shown signs of wear. Can't find any tape as strong as this tape. I'll have to try and repair my broken belts using the grind and overlap method. Now I have to hope to find the right epoxy glue that won't fail under usage!

[@petersplat6164]

The last time I bought belts, the seller asked me for money, not my time.

[@lifeskill8381]

Who says that there is no alien on this planet. Brother you are alienly genius. Good job.

[@brianprocter6191]

I think you did a very fine job and procedure to make an excellent strong joint, However I would prefer you talking rather that that music, That is the only reason I can see for anyone giving thumbs down. that didn't make watching it pleasant.

[@jhonarief]

Thank you for the input, I will note👌 that

[@petersack5074]

....i also agree, Brian. Most videos on 'how to ' stuff, have useless noise. There is a time for music, and a time to learn. Good day, sir.

[@borisj4054]

Language universal

[@1pcfred]

What I always do with these music only videos is mute the video and replace it with music that I happen to like. Works for me. I always have a music player going on my PC all the time so it's easy for me to do. I just unpause it and let it go. Right now I'm listening to Bauhaus - Slice Of Life. It's what's playing. Just changed to Beast of Burden by the Stones. The player randomly plays files from my collection. I like it all so it's all good.

[@fernandohemingwayreed]

Very intructive process you are a máster on It. congratulations

[@barrieeliasson3585]

I cannot find belts for my old sander. This video has saved me buying a new one. Thank you 😀👍

[@dfu1685]

Thank you for showing this. I imagine this could be necessary, especially if you’re making your own sanders! Nice work, but a different music would be a nice change for the video. Just an FYI.

[@princewarior2554]

BANGGA orang2 Indonesia bisa kreatif dgn karya2 nya.. Sukses selalu Om Jhon Arief 👍🏽🙌🏽👏🏼👏🏼

[@jhonarief]

Terimakasih banyak mas🙏

[@rakatokan891]

Saya pernah lihat teknik serupa yg dilakukan oleh orang bukan indonesia. Nggak tahu deh siapa yg duluan nemu teknik ini hehehe

[@jhonarief]

@@rakatokan891 saya malah dapet ilmu ini dari bengkel bubut mas

[@rakatokan891]

@@jhonarief woke joss kl gitu 👍👍👍

[@LuisSanchez-ou7sr]

Thank you for sharing good 👍 job

[@GaryHall-uv4in]

very clever well done 10/10 what is the Glue you use.

[@jhonarief]

I used epoxy rapid cure from dextone

[@klave8511]

Probably a good idea to run the belt in a direction that doesn’t lift the flap

[@howardsnyder7402]

I do not think I will live long enough to see a finished product.

[@1pcfred]

I actually went off and had lunch halfway through the video. When I came back it was done playing.

[@JohnnyMolina-q2j]

Great video great help Thank you bro.❤❤❤❤❤

good idea for belt sander. make your own grinder. I have the same glue. I have to try this. Thank you for sharing.

[@a_real_jive_turkey7772]

Watch it at like x2 to save yourself a lot of time. It's a good idea though for sure I've considered doing it in the past but wasn't sure it would work. Now I know

[@maheshsuthar2184]

Excellent job

[@weekendwarrior9570]

Excellent video and process. Thank you for sharing.

[@jangustafsson546]

Fantastic. Thank you very much

[@adrienlanglois4963]

excellent video and process

[@baysbill]

Useful video. Thanks for making it. The music is distracting and unnecessary, but at least you provided the written description so I could mute the video.

[@backyard.craftsman]

the best video about how to make sanding belt i ve seen

[@bryancunningham1095]

About how much cheaper is it to make your belts verses buying them premade not counting all the time, epoxy, knife blades.

[@neotroncs]

45 degree cut. 2.5 inch wide strip of nylon fabric. (parachute material or simular) Butt up the joints and saturat the nylon strip with super glue. Place it even on the 45 degree joint and place saran wrap over the strip and clamp or firmly hold down for about 60 seconds. Trim excess material and let hang over night. I have made a few thousands of these. Most for me but some for other knife makers. They hold up, quick to make, very durable, and anyone can do it.

[@abbarr]

Please make a video. Cheers.

[@neotroncs]

@@abbarr I'll try. But the quality will be poor. Give me some time I need to order another roll.

[@Deathbomb9]

Helpful if you need a specific size of belt and can't find it around you or they are absurdly expensive in comparison to the breakdown on rolls of emery cloth at the with and strength you desire. I'll probably know this the rest of my life and never need it till that one day I do haha.

[@khanabdulrehman3913]

Great job mate Really appreciated By the way Which song is that ? Do tell me if any one knows

[@CreativeDailyWorks]

Good educational video.. thank you bro 👍

[@jhonarief]

Thank you

[@aliahmadbilal666]

Could please inform me of what type of adhesive did you use

[@jhonarief]

Epoxy rapid cure by dextone

[@robertboykin1828]

Thanks, I often wondered how that wuz dun.

[@Mark--Todd]

Excellent video

[@couttsw]

Huge amount of work and time involved, I know my time is billed at a minimum of $150 per hour, can I create $150 worth of belts in 1 hour or is it cheaper to buy ready made.

[@robertbutler8004]

Milo you need to take your hand off it!!!

[@mailfisherblade101]

Sir your sand machine DIY or buy outside....very nice n simple

[@jhonarief]

Thats is diy from 8" bench grinder, but recently I build 2x72 belt grinder, please check on my playlist for that build

[@mailfisherblade101]

Tq sir

[@petermarsh4993]

Dear Jhon, thanks for sharing your very thorough process of making sanding belts. I was wondering why you remove the grit from the top side ? I can see why you need to remove it from the bottom but doesn’t it reduce the sanding area just that little bit. It may be that the thickness at this point would be greater than for the rest of the belt and so would bump, bump, bump each time the join came around and would get annoying. Cheers.

[@robertbutler8004]

Peter Marsh there was no reason at all in removing the grit from the top side.

[@adrianocamacci97]

P5

[@slavkogavrilovic8204]

Svaka vam cast postovani majstore stdacan pozdrav

[@oscarcoach6422]

BENDITO SEAS BROTHER GRACIAS FELICIDADES CHAMPION ♥️

[@brunoburtoni8479]

What epoxy glue is recommended and how long is the glue left is the big question

[@jhonarief]

I use clear epoxy glue, and untill now I never had faill on this joint yet

[@brunoburtoni8479]

@@jhonarief well the sandpaper I have has no cloth backing , quite thin , I don’t think it will withstand

[@potatohamlin5242]

Can you just do 30 degrees on both side then strip all 4 side with a file then you epoxy and add pressure skipping the treating both sides is it optional to treat both sides ?

[@douglas0828]

can you do this with 3000 grit sandpaper? I really need it for my 36x4 ryobi flat grinder :P

[@jhonarief]

as long as there is a fabric it can be joint, but if it is paper not recomended

[@abasjabr7573]

nice job. what type of glue do you use.

[@jhonarief]

I use epoxy glue for this joint, it works great

[@lourias]

@@jhonarief what is the Name Brand of what you use? (Personally, I have heard of epoxy, but I have not heard of "epoxy glue.")

[@jhonarief]

I use dextone, I don't know if this brand is available in your country

[@robertnancarrow9433]

Best greaseproof paper lunch paper baking paper just a few strips of that totally none stick

[@tykellerman6384]

Pure genius thanks 🤠👍

[@orangetruckman]

Great video 👍🏻

[@ilikewaffles3689]

This video convinced me to just buy the belts 😬

[@ratnabindugudigar6999]

Which adhesive is being used

[@newtechai4367]

Please what glue do you use please

[@jhonarief]

I use clear epoxy glue

[@AkbarAli-cb6ic]

Highly precision

[@mukeshmachhi]

Which glue did u use ?

[@peshinglam8675]

Bro can you please suggest the glue suitable for joining.

[@jhonarief]

Use dextone rapid epoxy, check on my wall, I have already post the glue pict the other day

[@robertblalock5009]

What is your choice of epoxy and does home centers have it.

[@jhonarief]

Just use rapid cure epoxy ( 5 minutes) I use dextone

[@robertblalock5009]

@@jhonarief thanks for the heads-up Got some sheet materials will give it a try. thanks again.

[@soheiljah]

Hi so good👏👏👏

[@robertblalock5009]

Does the glue joint minus grit have much of a bump..bump when in use.

[@jhonarief]

actually the joint is pretty smooth and has no bump,

[@jhonarief]

I'm kinda impressed with the way it turns out

[@robertblalock5009]

@@jhonarief Ok thanks, will give this method a try, thanks for your video.

[@robertblalock5009]

What type bonding agent do you use .

[@jhonarief]

I use dextone rapid cure epoxy

[@calthorp]

I was doing this as I watched it & it took so long, that I fell asleep on top of the sandpaper & when I woke up I had the sandpaper glued to my forehead

[@jhonarief]

your comment was a refreshing man, I just can't stop laughing for the whole 5 minutes, hahaha thanks dude

[@rogergarcia3021]

Thanks great info

[@stephenhodges2735]

Maybe another layer of clear plastic for the second glue? Good though

[@randomtux1234]

clever. thanks

[@nv1493]

Really nice clear DIY. Well done, thanks.

[@SMILYHIPPO]

Nice video but I have a Qs. that when a new belt cost 2 bucks why waste time and energy to save a buck or even less? remember that to make a sanding belt you also need sandpaper and glue.

[@jhonarief]

That's is my nature, i just like to make a stuff 😁

[@dougveganparadisebuilder5808]

Some people live in countries where you can't buy everything because it is simply not available. E.g. I can buy sandpaper for my belt sander sometimes only in 100, sometimes only in 120 grit but not in any other grit. Depends on whatever. Defies logic but that's the reality.

[@davidhawley1132]

Some sizes are hard to get.

[@billtipp1699]

I have an old Craftsman HD 4"x 21" belt sander and the belts are very hard to find. I like because it has a trigger lock and made so you can run it belt side up.

[@tonybarracuda3505]

Where do you buy a belt like that for 2 bucks?

[@ramanandamaibam8040]

WHAT IS THE NAME OF THAT GLUE PLEASE?

[@WoodArtVlogs]

Good, glue name?

[@antslife1089]

hey want song is that? I can't find this version.

[@sunilubale5341]

Nice idea bro😊

[@djujudjamaludin7456]

Kumaha Rief. Sehat?

[@jhonarief]

Sehat dong kang...👍

[@45news67]

Hi What Kind of epoxy glue use?? Thanks

[@jhonarief]

Rapid cure 5 minutes

[@BulletproofPastor]

Great for odd size belts or when/if supply lies fail but I wouldn't invest the time it takes unless I had no other choice. I can more than pay for commercially made belts by investing my time otherwise.

[@TheSilvax]

why did you apply epoxy first and then peal it off?

[@jhonarief]

that purpose is to remove the rough sand from the fabric so that I can joint evenly with the same thickness.

[@MegaCocco63]

With oven paper in between you will avoid to stick any part you dont want ( epoxy glue doesnt stick with oven paper

[@noelfrankland9060]

It would be easier to use melamine coated wood for clamping the belt together the resin glue will not stick to the wood as much as it does in your video

[@stephengirling7859]

He needs it to stick to peel off layer.

[@haitmtv3191]

what scissors do you use to attach?, help me!

[@jhonarief]

I don't use scissors for making this joint

[@haitmtv3191]

I mean, what kind of glue do you use to attach. can you tell me the name of that glue?!

[@jhonarief]

@@haitmtv3191 i use epoxy rapid, check on my wall 3 weeks a go i post a pict for that glue , brand is dextone epoxy rapid

[@ritacollins2635]

Oh mate, it was sooooo looog i was in my 20s when i started watching phewww

[@enestunc5063]

bende yaptım ispiral elmas takıp zımparayı kolayca temizliyebilirsin japon yapıştırıcı da yapışıyor

[@aswingsharif6729]

Thanks for sharing this. It is useful for belt sanders with non standard width (like belt sander's adaptor for angle grinder). Just question: what kind of epoxy do you use? 5minutes instant cure or one hour-cure? Definitely not Dextone steel epoxy right? Since it doesn't have flexibility to bend once cured.

[@jhonarief]

I use 5minutes instant cure, dextone has two kind of epoxy, one for steel thats is black and white substance and the other one is clear, use clear one

[@jhonarief]

Check my recent picture that I post on wall, i send picture epoxy that I use

[@Danielop721]

¡¡¡¡ COOL ¡¡¡¡¡ 👍👍👍👍👍

[@jessiemaraj5262]

What type of glue was used.

[@jhonarief]

Dexton* epoxy, ( rapid cure )

[@wietschesnyman77]

Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. Why look if you are not interested. Thanks for the video

[@samehdarawshi3537]

very nice john. is this the regular sand paper sheets that can be torn by hand or anything stronger?

[@jhonarief]

Yes its regular sand paper

[@jhonarief]

Can be torn by hands, and dont worry I already tested grinding 10mm metal rod and its just great, joint proven good

[@samehdarawshi3537]

@@jhonarief thanks dear

[@russchapman2467]

Open coat sandpaper

[@cokhichetao72]

Tuyệt vời 👍

[@woodstory1771]

Nahh ini baru 👍

[@jhonarief]

Makasih omkuu🤩

[@rakatokan891]

@@jhonarief pern

[@suyononano3576]

Begitu caranya ,,💪

[@javisponsor2537]

What a great Messi you are domingo man, better buy a belt. Oh god

[@petersplat6164]

If I'm ever stuck at home under house arrest, I will try this method.

[@tarikhazhar]

3"x18"?

[@PoorJohnn]

[@ipulmepe1157]

keren

[@jhonarief]

Makasih mas

[@bewe1000]

Maaf lemnya pakai lem apa itu pak..?

[@jhonarief]

Dextone bening yg rapid cure

[@mariusdaniel8009]

Name of the glue please ?

[@jhonarief]

Dextone epoxy

[@ado7098]

Great tutorial, please just don’t add any music...

[@ajitdasdas5856]

Witch name of joint tube

[@mardakworkshop4450]

👌👌👌👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@RAT.MAN.]

Just do a 45 degree cut & glue a piece underneath takes 2 mins

[@mp180170]

Hi Jhon great video, can I ask what wattage is your grinder motor?? Only asking because I have a new one but it’s only 150W not sure it will be powerful enough? But I’m no expert, liked & subbed 🇬🇧👍🏼

[@jhonarief]

my grinder is 8 inch bench grinder 350 wattage and for this project 150 wattage is not rekommended, thank you so much

[@heru-deshet359]

I just butt joint the ends, use gorilla tape, then iron heat to make it stick. Works great without all of this work.

[@victorrussell6284]

I butt join mine as well.

[@44Celt]

I use a butt joint with a denim strip glued with Evostik contact adhesive. Clamp between wooden blocks tightly and leave for 3 days - great strong joints

[@calthorp]

I sat on some of that Gorilla tape once & had a butt joint too.

[@survivor7213]

@@calthorp 😅

[@1pcfred]

@@calthorp that made you full of it, didn't it?

[@f5997]

Mezza giornata di lavoro per risparmiare tre euro di carta vetrata? Mi pare esagerato.

[@crisblacksmith6757]

God sir

[@adsdentiste]

I would put you perfectly but I put you extremely well, because there is a way to avoid all these measurements! I will not tell you how, I believe that if you watch your video carefully you will understand! Thank you very much

[@workonitm8]

Has anyone tried Gorilla Glue to bond the joint ?

[@jhonarief]

I think gorilla will do just fine for this joint

[@nelunicoara4483]

WELL...i'm not a fun of belt sander because of kick of joint. I nevar found a belt sander without it.

[@geraldhorst1]

this is not a normal sanding paper. It has a textile back.

[@russchapman2467]

Open coat sandpaper

[@1pcfred]

@@russchapman2467 like Gerald said, it is cloth backed paper. Sand cloth?

[@AriFz]

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