Quick changer for the tiny tool grinder

An addition to the build of my Tiny Tool Grinder.
A quick change system for the diamond wheels.
See the previous videos for more information on this build.
The collet holder in the video isn't a ER32 as I wrote in the video.
It's a ER20, sorry for that.
Music: Vivaldi, Le Quattro Stagioni, spring
Daniel Blanch - Franz Schubert - Fantasy in C major

[@Michel-Uphoff]

I have now received a great offer from a friendly KZbinr. He is willing to make drawings of my Tiny Tool Grinder! So, if all goes well, a video will be released soon with drawings and some detailed information about the construction.

[@Engineerd3d]

This tool grinder series has been a pleasure to watch. Awesome work!

[@Michel-Uphoff]

Glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@ryebis]

excellent little tool grinder and you keep improving it, well done.

[@warrenjones744]

Oh my! how cool. I have just stumbled upon your channel. I will have a look at the rest of your movies. If they are anything like this I think I will enjoy watching them. Cheers

[@donaldvantongeren8385]

As always, what a pleasure to watch! Craftsmanship at its best and that with beautiful music ❤

[@Michel-Uphoff]

Dankjewel!

[@homemadetools]

Nice followup on an already cool tool build. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎

[@colincreedtattoomachines]

Terrific work Michel, Congrats!!

[@madsighntist14]

WONDERFUL PRODUCTION of your tool system. philip In the Great Pacific NorthWET, Oregon Division

[@stefanhertweck]

As always impressive work, esp. considering that you use small (Proxxon) tools. Greetings, Stefan.

[@iancoulston6452]

Thank you.

[@bert-akeeliasson5902]

It's so important to have sharp tools. I have to start building something like this. Where do you buy the grinding wheels? Thanks!

[@Michel-Uphoff]

Try this: www.aliexpress.com/store/5588051

[@swordfish2089]

Would this be able to cut similar to a deckle tool and cutter grinder?

[@Michel-Uphoff]

I don't have a Deckel, so I cannot compare. I'm guessing the popular Deckel S0 is more rigid and more stable (way more mass, way bigger, larger bearings). My tiny grinder has a capacity of max. 10mm, I think the Deckel S0 can handle 17 mm (5/8""). The S0 has a slightly more powerful motor, but the RPM is fixed at 4500 rpm I think, mine is variable (0 to 10.000). And, I do think this tiny grinder is capable of grinding everything you can grind on a Deckel, and more.

[@swordfish2089]

Yes It looks really nice. Was thinking of trying to build one like yours. Deckles are so expensive now. The used ones are expensive here in the states also.

[@bikefarmtaiwan1800]

The Deckels are OK but still have a lot of flex in them . That grinder you made looks pretty good-of course rigidity is everything . I'll be making my own cutter grinder based on the modern style of end mill/ drill grinders . I enjoyed your video .

[@Bakafish]

Was that really an ER32? It looked smaller....

[@Michel-Uphoff]

Oops... I meant ER20. Sorry.

[@Bakafish]

No need to apologize. I just wanted to double check and make sure it was correctly documented in case someone tries the same.@@Michel-Uphoff

[@pcka12]

Interesting, if a little marred by the wierd 'computer voice' used.

[@Michel-Uphoff]

Yes, that's "Brian" a text to speech synthesizer. Believe me, his pronunciation is way better than mine 😉

[@pcka12]

@@Michel-Uphoff the problem is that Brian's emphasis within words & phrases is often all wrong sadly

[@Michel-Uphoff]

@@pcka12 Yes, I know. But he's still way better than me. (I could speak Dutch, I have no emphasis problems at all with that, but I don't think that would be very helpful) 😉

[@pcka12]

@@Michel-Uphoff I am sure that is true, but I bet that if you hear a computer voice in Dutch you find it odd. English has numerous accents but none are as weird as 'computerese'!