Making a 20 inch Disc Sander

[@bryancunningham1095]

Put a slot insert down your table so you can use a fence if you want an easy way to get true 90 degrees, nice build

[@bryancunningham1095]

Great build, did you have a set of plans

[@haydenyeap2818]

That looks sick

[@iljanster]

Thank you G!

[@GPDIY]

Looks great, Keep up the hard work and thanks for sharing this with us. take care.

[@iljanster]

Thanks man! 🙏🏼

[@KevBotWorkshop]

Im bothered that this build doesnt have more views

[@iljanster]

I guess 20inch is not enough 😅😉

[@Augcliffe]

Not testing the motor first? Very brave

[@jere7429]

Nice like the music in your videos keep up the good work

[@thepeginator2556]

Awesome build.

[@iljanster]

Thank you bud!

[@trex283]

Awsome, but I'd still bolt it to the ground.

[@iljanster]

Thanks man! Yea I think about doing this

[@daviddickmeyer5231]

Nice work. One of the nicer sander builds I’ve seen on KZbin. You might want to try to add a center pin to the slotted board so you don’t have to readjust the platen up toward the disc each time you reset the angle. But that might call for a complete redesign of the slotted side boards. Happy sanding!

[@vladimirshtundyuk6902]

Great! What power and RPM your motor has?

[@MrWizards1974]

Love the vid hate the music but you cant make everyone happy.

[@thehumbledabbler]

This is the video I needed. I knew what I wanted to do, but I like to byld off of successful ideas. There are others, but they don't explain what why and how they're doing. It's like watching a round of cherades. So thanks bud. Liked and subscribed.

[@iljanster]

Thanks man! 🙏🏼

[@toddleshane]

Beastly machine. Love it!

[@MrMilarepa108]

Great job!!

[@s9plus20]

Nice going!!

[@JohnnyG2573]

🤜🏻 Back at you Bro! This was an awesome build, that sander is a BEAST!!! I am just about to finish my dust cart...

[@iljanster]

Thank you dawg! I appreciate your support❤️

[@mrdg]

Cool project bro. Maybe, for safeties sake, attach the flange to the disc with nuts and bolts instead of screws.

[@Lodochnik]

Amazing vid as always, so relaxing to watch!

[@horses19771977]

Thank you for the video. Please kindly let me know what is your 20'' disk made of?

[@iljanster]

22ая влагостойкая фанера, многослойная 🙂

[@horses19771977]

@@iljanster благодарствую

[@Bob_Adkins]

Excellent! Would be nice to have 3 phase and a controller to vary the RPM and have brakes.

[@iljanster]

Thanks man! Its 3 phase. I can kinda adjuat the speed depending on how close to the center I grind. The further away from the center the faster it grinds. And yea it spins a long time after I switch it off but hey I don’t mind 😅

[@Bob_Adkins]

@@iljanster Yes, there's s huge difference in SFM at the center and edges of a big 20" disk. I can even notice it on my 8".

[@demorphix]

Great job on the build! You might want to consider pre-marking the angles on your adjustable bed to make it easier/quicker to find the pitch you want. Also, will you be putting it on wheels to make it mobile like everything else in your shop? Love the vids, keep it up!

[@iljanster]

Thanks a lot bro! This machine is kinda stationary so I don’t think I will be moving it a lot, so I think I don’t really need the wheels for it plus I only have one place where I can plug it in my shop for now

[@iljanster]

I will consider the marks tho! Thank you🤟🏼

[@paulcruz4165]

My first time seeing your posts, but thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it. Your attitude is great and you made this video a pleasure to watch. I'm in the process of making my own disc sander, so watching you do it was definitely helpful and as I said, a pleasure to watch. Motivated me to speed up my own build. Thanks and keep on making videos.

[@RustyBoyCrafts]

Very Sexy project mate!

[@MrMerab]

S U P E R ....

[@oliverljong1420]

great build! is that an 18 gauge pin nailer?

[@iljanster]

Exactly!

[@oliverljong1420]

@@iljanster i guess its perfect for nailing 1/2" plywood but how thin could you go in your opinion?

[@iljanster]

@@oliverljong1420 I wouldn’t want to go with anything smaller then 6mm. Even 6mm is pretty extreme I think

[@dien2no423]

I like the work, the design, the thought that goes into it, etc., etc. - thank you! Please get rid of the background music - it adds NO value to your skills and work.