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Old 06-13-2007, 10:06 PM   #1
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dosnt look like much

I know it dosnt look like much, but its something I been needing, and it works good
Found a good place to mount it on the saw, powered by an old 1/3 hp motor, got it finished today

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Re: dosnt look like much

Looks great. I like the set screw through the top to get the drum down on the deck. Is that an MDF top? I always enjoyed making my own setups more than plunking down a big pile of green at the big box. It keeps the creativity going and the bank balance up!
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Re: dosnt look like much

Looks like a spindle sander to me. Functionality beats beauty every time. You may want to make a set off booster tables ( a piece of ply with a hole cut in it) so you can sand on different spots on the drum. Singely in Greensboro used to make some drums that used regular sandpaper on them. Looks like your arbor has a 1/2-20 thread on it. If so you can add drill chuck onto it.
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Re: dosnt look like much

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Looks great. I like the set screw through the top to get the drum down on the deck. Is that an MDF top? I always enjoyed making my own setups more than plunking down a big pile of green at the big box. It keeps the creativity going and the bank balance up!

The top is some ply i had laying around, I really am cheap
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Looks good to me.
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Re: dosnt look like much

I like the idea of mounting it on the edge of the table saw. That way it does not take up a separate space in the shop. Also recycling the old motor is another great idea.
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Re: dosnt look like much

Oh yeah, looks great to me Earl!
Does the motor/shaft run at 1750 rpm????

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Re: dosnt look like much

Earl, another great idea. I might have to borrow this idea
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