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Here is a video of the grinder in action:
Cool! 👍
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:
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Great video Ivan
Extremely well done.Fantastic build and process right there!
Thanks. I made some sort of a shield/guard, to prevent sparks flying in my face.
Norway
How do you adjust the tracking? I can’t figure it out from the video.
The tracking wheel is hinged?The tracking wheel is hinged yes. There is a adjustable aluminium star knob to adjust the tracking.
Norway
Fantastic build and process right there!
Thanks. I made some sort of a shield/guard, to prevent sparks flying in my face.
That’s a great idea , and nice finish you put on it.
Would a piece of lexan or plexiglass be good for you
Say 1/8 thick ?Beautiful work! I see you put the table to good use in this build.
That should be very useful in your shop.Here is a video of the grinder in action:
Very nice Ivan, that is great work.
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Fayetteville, NC
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