thanks for sharing thats a nice looking and well designed machine the only thing i dont like is i like having a off switch that i can bump with my knee to turn off my stationary tools its easy i use those designer rocker switches they make for homes and paint the off half red ive also designed a wooden stop sign like many tools have t hat mounts on a pin in front of those previous mentioned Switches I am a retired Woodworker who has not had any personal injuries with Stationary Sanders but i did see a guy take off all his skin on fingers with a portable belt sander right down to bone i bandaged him up personally to get him to the hospital i also liked your dust extractor build i was most impressed with the quality of the sound of it running
Carl Holmgren... gracias por tus aportes, siempre he seguido tus vídeos soy un ebanista aficionado y cuando vi esta maquina alijadora me llamo la atención de hacerla la verdad que tenia poca idea como era el funcionamiento interno pero me encontré con la sorpresa de que subiste este vídeo te agradezco mucho CARL HOLMGREN por este aporte tan maravilloso. saludos y abrazos desde tulua colombia
Here's a suggestion, Lowes and Home Depot sell a $20.00 bucket top vacuum, the Lowest one is a bit more powerful. I made my Thein Separated from the plastic bucket top and the bottom approximate 1/3 of a bucket, works pretty good. I think the hoses cost more than the unit (Firehouse Subs sold me two buckets with tops for 4 bucks total). If your interested I could send you a few pictures.
DB, Thanks for looking at my video and thanks for the suggestion. I had a look at the bucket-top vac at Lowes - what a neat idea, using a repurposed 5 gal paint bucket for a shop vac. Big cleanup job? Use several buckets. I think I understand how you built your separator. Maybe as the design for my sander stand evolves, I'll offer plans for two types: one using a shop vac, one using a connection to a central dust collector. Both types using a Thein-type separator. ///Carl
Bob, Thanks for the kind thought. I'm fine but Mrs. Holmgren has caused us some anxiety lately; she's home and doing OK. I have a long list of original ideas for videos. Hope to be adding some to my channel soon. ////Carl
Carl---When are you planning to make the plans available? I would like to build a combination sander based on your design. You have incorporated some very clever features for belt tension and tracking. Where did you find the bearings?
DB I'll make plans available when I finish redesigning the stand to incorporate a better dust separation system. This summer I hope. Bearings are from a bearing and transmission store. ///carl
thanks for sharing thats a nice looking and well designed machine the only thing i dont like is i like having a off switch that i can bump with my knee to turn off my stationary tools its easy i use those designer rocker switches they make for homes and paint the off half red ive also designed a wooden stop sign like many tools have t hat mounts on a pin in front of those previous mentioned Switches I am a retired Woodworker who has not had any personal injuries with Stationary Sanders but i did see a guy take off all his skin on fingers with a portable belt sander right down to bone i bandaged him up personally to get him to the hospital i also liked your dust extractor build i was most impressed with the quality of the sound of it running
Excellent sander Carl I'm looking forward to seeing the improvements.
Carl Holmgren... gracias por tus aportes, siempre he seguido tus vídeos soy un ebanista aficionado y cuando vi esta maquina alijadora me llamo la atención de hacerla la verdad que tenia poca idea como era el funcionamiento interno pero me encontré con la sorpresa de que subiste este vídeo te agradezco mucho CARL HOLMGREN por este aporte tan maravilloso. saludos y abrazos desde tulua colombia
hector...gracias por tus kudos ////carl
a genius at work. brilliant
Hu Carl, hope all us we'll. Thanks for the videos.
Hola Carl. Muchas gracias por tu Video. Cuando podemos disponer de los planos, al menos de la lijadora.
Quedo atento. Saludos.
Very clever and very well done. Thanks for sharing.
Here's a suggestion, Lowes and Home Depot sell a $20.00 bucket top vacuum, the Lowest one is a bit more powerful. I made my Thein Separated from the plastic bucket top and the bottom approximate 1/3 of a bucket, works pretty good. I think the hoses cost more than the unit (Firehouse Subs sold me two buckets with tops for 4 bucks total). If your interested I could send you a few pictures.
DB, Thanks for looking at my video and thanks for the suggestion. I had a look at the bucket-top vac at Lowes - what a neat idea, using a repurposed 5 gal paint bucket for a shop vac. Big cleanup job? Use several buckets.
I think I understand how you built your separator. Maybe as the design for my sander stand evolves, I'll offer plans for two types: one using a shop vac, one using a connection to a central dust collector. Both types using a Thein-type separator. ///Carl
nice job, sander and vac system
That's really cool. Grandpa!
We miss you Carl. Say hi to let us know you are ok please.
Bob, Thanks for the kind thought. I'm fine but Mrs. Holmgren has caused us some anxiety lately; she's home and doing OK. I have a long list of original ideas for videos. Hope to be adding some to my channel soon. ////Carl
Carl Holmgren let us know if we can help you guys out in any way.
Great video Carl!
new to your channel
love it
Good work as usual
Hi that's sander is of the dress or of paper and can we make it in paper or no? tanks
Carl---When are you planning to make the plans available? I would like to build a combination sander based on your design. You have incorporated some very clever features for belt tension and tracking. Where did you find the bearings?
DB I'll make plans available when I finish redesigning the stand to incorporate a better dust separation system. This summer I hope. Bearings are from a bearing and transmission store. ///carl
Hola Carl. Muchas gracias por tu Video. Cuando podemos disponer de los planos, al menos de la lijadora.
Quedo atento. Saludos.
Manuel Coronado
Manuel - Con suerte final de '016
/// Carl
Hopefully by end of '016 ///Carl
what is the surface feet per minute of belt ?
Chris, About 1600. //Carl