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1x30 sander
Hello, I'm thinking about maybe building a 1x30 or similiar size sander in the future for grinding finger grooves and other tight spaces. I've got a 5/8" wheel for my Wilton grinder, but when I try to grind along a tang for the final polish it leaves little ridges and flat spots. I end up having a hard time blending the flat portions of the tang into the finger grooves. I'd be open to trying a little bigger wheel, but then I love tools so I'm thinking of building the 1x30. So here's my question(s): where can I get contact wheels for building a grinder? What would be a good way to adjust the tension and tracking and on the belt? This probably isn't a project for the immediate future, but I would like to try it eventually. Thanks! Josh Blount |
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Whoops, I clicked the post button twice . . . so much for computer skills . . . Josh |
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I killed the other post for you. |
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you might try.........
Rob Frink at beaumontmetalworks.com/ He does really great work at really great prices (I'm gonna get one of his 9" discs next). |
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Re: you might try.........
Josh, I built a 1"x42" horizontal belt sander using a 1" contact wheel and a 1/2 " contact wheel.They are Bader wheels.Dave Here some pictures if it helps. www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4292464315 |
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Rob is your man. If it CAN be done he knows how- and he will customize hwatever you can dream up Dave |
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