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Wow Ivan another very nice project.
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(and also the World's Fastest Poster)Wow Ivan another very nice project.
Thanks, i hope you like the project.
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Norway
Wow Ivan another very nice project.
Thanks, i hope you like the project.
That looks great Ivan
Will it be mounted on the steel welding table , or on another work bench
Will it be sort of portable or pretty much permanent.Wow Ivan another very nice project.
Thanks, i hope you like the project.
That looks great Ivan
Will it be mounted on the steel welding table , or on another work bench
Will it be sort of portable or pretty much permanent.It will be portable. I can take it with me where i need it.
Norway
Wow Ivan another very nice project.
Thanks, i hope you like the project.
That looks great Ivan
Will it be mounted on the steel welding table , or on another work bench
Will it be sort of portable or pretty much permanent.It will be portable. I can take it with me where i need it.
That should be practical , what’s the weight approximately
And what is the piece you had clamps on in the picture , is that lexan or glass
Wow Ivan another very nice project.
Thanks, i hope you like the project.
That looks great Ivan
Will it be mounted on the steel welding table , or on another work bench
Will it be sort of portable or pretty much permanent.It will be portable. I can take it with me where i need it.
That will be nice to have it portable. Great idea to make it portable.
Greg
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Wow Ivan another very nice project.
Thanks, i hope you like the project.
That looks great Ivan
Will it be mounted on the steel welding table , or on another work bench
Will it be sort of portable or pretty much permanent.It will be portable. I can take it with me where i need it.
That should be practical , what’s the weight approximately
And what is the piece you had clamps on in the picture , is that lexan or glass
No lexan over there. It would melt because of the friction.
It’s a heat resistant ceramic-glass called pyroceram glass . It’s also used in oven doors.Any VFD at the horizon?
No not on this project.
Here is the last pictures of this build. Very happy with it. Not sure how much the weight is, but i can lift it.
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Norway
And the last pictures.
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Norway
And the last pictures.
Wow! A quick build and an exceptional result. I like the versatility of the table and the entire machine for that matter. Looks like it is very easy to alter configurations and maintain belt tension.
Another great project.
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Even if you can’t Be The Pro… Be The Poster you’d want to read.Wow Ivan another very nice project.
Thanks, i hope you like the project.
That looks great Ivan
Will it be mounted on the steel welding table , or on another work bench
Will it be sort of portable or pretty much permanent.It will be portable. I can take it with me where i need it.
That should be practical , what’s the weight approximately
And what is the piece you had clamps on in the picture , is that lexan or glass
No lexan over there. It would melt because of the friction.
It’s a heat resistant ceramic-glass called pyroceram glass . It’s also used in oven doors.Ah yes , good point
That makes senseAnd the last pictures.
Wow! A quick build and an exceptional result. I like the versatility of the table and the entire machine for that matter. Looks like it is very easy to alter configurations and maintain belt tension.
Another great project.
Thanks. The weight is 90,5 lbs or 41kg.
Norway
And the last pictures.
Wow! A quick build and an exceptional result. I like the versatility of the table and the entire machine for that matter. Looks like it is very easy to alter configurations and maintain belt tension.
Another great project.
Wow just saw that also , that’s a great idea , plenty of flexibility in the position of the table
Will you be adding some sort of shroud over the open area just to stop dust and debris from flying all over.
Beautiful work Ivan.
Nice job Ivan!
Thanks.
And the last pictures.
Wow! A quick build and an exceptional result. I like the versatility of the table and the entire machine for that matter. Looks like it is very easy to alter configurations and maintain belt tension.
Another great project.
Wow just saw that also , that’s a great idea , plenty of flexibility in the position of the table
Will you be adding some sort of shroud over the open area just to stop dust and debris from flying all over.
Beautiful work Ivan.
I’m working on a cover that prevents sparks flying in my eyes and face. I will post pictures of that later. Here is a video of the grinder in action:
Norway
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