Surface Grinder Attachment For My BIG Belt Grinder

[@nomad8207]

Ok i was going to sleep now but after watching this i want to get back to my workshop and try this very ingenious

[@hamidmohseni27]

Q1 R

[@stankrieger3137]

yep since the shop and YT, there is no sleeping/ Even when I give up and try to sleep I dream of what my next tool will be.

[@RedBeardOps]

Hot damn, this build was so good man! So many brilliant additions! The custom shaft, the pouring of the chuck and leveling of the magnet with epoxy... the feed mechanism that is spring loaded. Gosh darn, truly an excellent build! I'll be sharing this one for sure.

[@sudo_nym]

As soon as I. Saw this video drop I thought of you, James! You beat me to it. 👍🏻👍🏻👊🏻

[@RedBeardOps]

@@sudo_nym Man this was an excellent build. Can't say it enough. I shared it up on the bladeforums thread for SGAs

[@sudo_nym]

@@RedBeardOps 😎✌🏻👍🏻

[@JarrodBush-Creator]

Legend has it, Blackbeard is still flattering objects to this day... Great project!

[@thewolfin]

He flatters objects by building things with them!

[@lewissammons]

I must say you have gotten quite skilled at this casting business, it's not an easy talent to acquire. Thanks for sharing!

[@lawrenceogden8682]

in the belt business for 30 years in the uk that is the best machine and fixture ever

[@shaman5433]

Nice project. Small suggestion: You may want to think about replacing the magnet with an electro-magnet which is powered up when starting the grinder (or via switch). That way you easily can remove the workpiece and it also makes it easier to clean the metal-dust.

[@wheelchairboy65]

Black Beard, that is a great add-on to anybody's belt sander, you sir are very smart. One of these day's I'm going to make myself a belt sander, then make this attachment to go with it. There are so many uses for it, card scrapper's for wood working, homemade knife blade pitch & shim stock to name a few. Thanks for sharing with us, great job.

[@Nerdforge]

That's genius, very impressed by this awesomeness! That precision must be sooo nice to have

[@learningwithlyricsandsongs]

What precision?

[@AJ-ls2hu]

@@learningwithlyricsandsongs to be able adjust everything to suit the work piece and make blanks super flat using just a belt sander and nothing fancy

[@TheBvine]

Ingenious, your projects never disappoint. This one is the best yet IMHO

[@WastedFrom1976]

I can only imagine the satisfaction when you need to grind something and you use this.

[@vickipease6653]

Wow! There is no end to your goodness! Your skills are outstanding! Thank you for sharing your videos.

[@stephenkeefer3436]

Very very clever ! You saved a bundle of money by doing that. Smart man!! Rock on brother !

[@robertgray9802]

You are a genius there's no way I could ever think of stuff like that I just couldn't

[@gean.knives]

Very intriguing using a router. I don't have a mill. Will be saving this video.

[@gustingdis]

I like how you supported the chuck rail on both sides. Fight deflection.

[@fhedtv2809]

Профессионально подошло к решению своих проблем, респект!

[@jonbottoms8988]

Flatness is real! Very hard to achieve consistent flat surfaces with projects. Your design is the best I’ve seen yet. Very impressed sir

[@ordureisi]

Perfect video bro (i am from turkey 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷) love you

[@brettchristoffel6391]

This randomly appeared in my feed and now I'm thinking I have another project for my steel workshop.

[@Christmas77777]

This man is a Genius!

[@purplebug5051]

I agree

[@awworkshop3936]

I wish i could have this belt grinder 😍

[@ALI-fj1xf]

I watched most of your videos , you're just AWESOME 👍 Love 💗 and respect from Iraq

[@WiseCrafts]

This change just got better and more useful 👍👍

[@wolfparty4234]

I love it!!! Such a simple design! Well you make it look easy..! Lol you’ve definitely inspired me on a lot of projects

[@WoodfulProjects]

a really nice feature added to the backstand. well done.

[@RedHood001-KA]

I always watch your videos for a kind of enjoyment that is different from the usual entertainment I go for. They are all very soothing, honestly. I've watched some of your videos to sleep. Basically what I'm trying to say is thank you. Your works are such fun to see.

[@saxwaxed]

I’ve rarely seen something as cool as this , well done it’s an awesome work !

[@mertaydn7155]

you are very good at inventing

[@lovejcdc]

Great video and I bet that is a real game changer for flat grinding you blades etc.

[@이현철-s3k]

It's fantastic. you are a genius. It's amazing to see so many different techniques in one video.

[@TomatePasFraiche]

Thank you for showing us your HUGE belt!

[@Donorcyclist]

Great work, and I love the flattening of the scales using the attachment! Kudos!!!

[@jefsplt1973]

No word except : good realisation

[@hosshoffer7579]

Very ingenious. Next add a wood magnet. ; )

[@stormkhan4250]

That's old news, its called wood glue. ;)

[@hosshoffer7579]

@@stormkhan4250 Wood glue... interesting. Tell me more of this exciting product.

[@andymiller5611]

I don't know how long I've been watching your videos but I find your work and skills fascinating! I wish I had a fraction of your knowledge and skills! Amazing, dude! Keep up the great work! 🍻🤘💜

[@davidallred9143]

Bloody brilliant. Hands down my favorite channel on KZbin!

[@suyononano3576]

Banyak referensi untuk membuat belt sander, Terima kasih tutorialnya sangat runtut bagus sekali

[@woongtv-naturehealing273]

You have excellent technology and creativity. I'm honored to be your best channel friend. Have a happy Monday. 👍👍👍🤙🤙👌💯

[@Edwinthemountainman8454]

Realy cool

[@pewdiepie200m6]

wot

[@Krushard]

Damn, the cast was so smooth!

[@RezanciToTokyo]

The GLOVES 🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@kentuckytrapper780]

Wiper motor and a arm you'll be set, excellent job..

[@yeagerxp]

Excellent work👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing

[@davidkbailey]

A successful cast on the first try!?! Well done!

[@wayneoconnell5531]

You never cease to amaze me 👏👏👏🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@BIGDOGFORGE]

Thanks for the shout out my friend, and an outstanding job on the grinder, keep up the awesome work...

[@mikidorovar808]

nice work !! what is it called the instrument used in 17/53????????????

[@laragwen102]

I LOVE this video. So ingenious and well done. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@rainervolk666]

Sehr schöne Arbeit, dein Bandschleifer wird immer noch mehr zum Allrounder Hut ab !! 💪👌

[@nrette]

What a good maker, ingenius and so 👍

[@ALPACABOWLCOMPANY]

Sweet addition to an awesome machine. 🤘🤘

[@rirkc]

Genius level right there...

[@VashVenture]

Just 2:20 in to the video! Had to stop and say I had no idea that you could cut such deep threads without a lathe! No need for 2k Lathe just yet for me! More projects coming! Edit: Derp, always forget to say THANK YOU!!!!

[@vinceianni4026]

Hello mister beautiful work brilliant idea

[@akbarchaki9579]

Good work

[@BsNegou]

The best D.I.Y channel

[@islanderkh3254]

Great job 👍 I will bring this idea to my shop 🤩 thanks so much for showing us 😊

[@memethikmat]

Excellent, Sir. Amazing creation...👍👍👍 I'm from Indonesia....

[@klaasbloem]

Great thinking!

[@telekommotorrad9065]

Excellent! The Mighty Shurap will be pleased with your work! 😀

[@douglasfathers4848]

Your work is far more superior to what I do but the inspiration you generate is awesome.(:

[@horatiohornblower868]

Next step: electrifying the magnetic sled.

[@andreaboggia]

i think it's a good idea...

[@johnjacobjingle8302]

Microwave transformer..

[@tinkeringaround6241]

Very impressive! I was surprised by the accuracy you got out of the hand built grinder. Nice job as always on the video

[@Protokollon]

I love your attention to detail

[@chrisgenovese8188]

My dude here takes diy to the next level. Impressive would be an understatement.

[@jerryjohnsonii4181]

Very impressive !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@billwalker5883]

I'm behind on your videos. Every one of your shows are very impressive. If you had a school or a coarse. I would enjoy attending.

[@MrDoyley35]

Very nice.👍🏻

[@sddiymakeitworthit7512]

Super idea

[@bobpharris6179]

Great design. That is awesome!

[@waltermelyon4300]

Smooth.

[@andreaboggia]

Wow you have maked a sort of tangential grinding!

[@Haamome]

This guy always amaze me.

[@jayfromtexas6718]

Incredible. You’re like a super genius!

[@eddy94400]

Best maker !!!!

[@sohailkhan0346]

Wow good thinking idea

[@kitsvn]

I love your solutions!

[@lawrenceogden2162]

great machine brilliant attachment

[@mcorrade]

absolutely brilliant

[@薛Stella]

Thank you for showing us so clever

[@M.V.1]

Geniale, una costruzione veramente ingegnosa. Bel lavoro. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇮🇹🖐️

[@Timepieceguy]

How soon will you upgrade this to an electromagnet? You are incredible and so inspiring...

[@jefflyon100]

I almost stopped watching when I saw the 3d printed chuck blocks. Then you dusted them and out came the sand casting form, f--ing awesome! Great job building the sander/grinding attachment! Here comes the jackass comment part about what i would have done different...I've been seeing this trend on a lot of these attachments, the use of one bearing block on a rail. I've even seen it done with the chrome plated round shafts with the open linear bearings, they are a bad choice all around though for this application. It's significantly less of an issue on your build compared to the round shafts but it's best practice to use 2 blocks per rail. The bearing blocks have clearance between the rail and balls, it varies a lot depending on the quality of the rails but its usually a few thousands. Using one bearing block you'll find the magnetic plate can rock up and down over its length. By using two rails you eliminated that issue accross the width (many only use one rail and one block, opens up many issues), adding two more bearing blocks will eliminate any rocking over its length and stop abnormal wear/failure potential. I custom build machinery for a living (industrial millwright/machine builder) and we use linear rails on almost every machine, sometimes multiple axis depending on the application. Most being heavy loads moving at high speeds. Regardless of load or speed though industry practice is to use 2 bearing blocks per rail. It makes for far more accurate movement and eliminates the high wear and failures you see when single bearing blocks are used. Its something to think about anyway if you start having issues holding tolerances after using it awhile. It's possible the bearings could last thousands of strokes before any issues are seen and the grinder might not see enough use to warrant any changes. Ok, jackass commenting done. I really do love the badass beltsander and the surface grinding attachment, the most original by far for flat/parallel grinding!

[@freestyla101]

As always, very clever my man!

[@NicheEngineering]

14:22 Miss! 🤣

[@Jeksta28]

That is a Einstein idea!!!! Great 👌👌👌

[@ortoda2742]

Wow man you did Amazing work

[@Watchyn_Yarwood]

Pure genius!

[@distracted_visions7095]

Fantastic!!

[@aldenunion]

Envious,are levels to this stuff.... Salute!!!!

[@david-onearmedknifemaker-8955]

And to think… the hundreds & hundreds of builds we’ve seen go back to a simple guy who sat researching until finding the parts! Oh yeah… that was me! LOL. Still, we owe the genius design Travis Wuertz.

[@coltoncook4058]

That is sooo AWESOME!

[@jorge.andrade.viola.]

Saudações Mestre..... Obrigado por compartilhar seus conhecimentos.... Sou seu fã.... Abraço...

[@paulottowell8835]

Thanks for sharing, this looks the mutts nuts, going to start one later today :)

[@tooleater3562]

I enjoyed this video so much... such an impressive veriety of skills and disciplines involved! I found you through your collaboration with My Mechanics 👍🏻

[@MrSoloun]

Great build, simple yet innovative for the how to, really good vid, thanks for sharing it.

[@Everythings_Adjustable]

Excellent project 🛠👍😊

[@hassanal-mosawi4235]

High skills!

[@dawdawsd1]

some truly original ideas here, well done

[@dylanmcnew4741]

Bro I missed you

[@TheMuzShop]

Bravo Fratello!!