Making Sanding Belts You can make your own sanding belts with sandpaper and glue, but it's not really worth it. August 23, 2006

Allright, after serious consideration, I decided to buy this belt grinder: Didnt have any other choice anyway. Its speed is 15 meters per second and thats 900 meters per minute. It is really fast minding that most professional grinders go at 350-400 meters per minute tops. There are several probl...

Do any of you guys make your own grinding belts? I know belts aren't that expensive, but I have some rolls of abrasive that work great for hand sanding, and tried to join a strip into a 72" belt. Our dollar is weak right now so ordering out of the state's isn't cost effective. Worked for about...

Kind of a wierd one here! I have access to a hundred feet or so of loose 2" wide 80 grit belts. In other words a big roll 2" wide! I also have access to some other odd size belts that would like to make into 1x42 belts for my poor wimpy little belt grinder (sure beats hand filing/sanding!) and...

How to Make Your Own Telpe Mirror: [Fig 1] This is a large piece of glass a woman off Craigslist gave me. It was 40"x40" and 0.75" thick. Its what I decided to use to make the mirror. Cutting it into smaller sections can be difficult but scoring it with a glass cutter …

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ABS Mastersmith Ed Caffrey pulls no punches and shares his honest opinions of grinders, accessories, and belts within the industry. This 40+-minute video will give you an in-depth look at Ed's personal grinders, and show you his customization and techniques that help him use his equipment to its fullest potential. If you are a new knife maker ...

If so, you NEED a decent belt grinder, preferably in the 2″x72″ belt size. You'll find a thousand and one uses for it once you put one together, and it's very easy to put one together. This page is all about the resources and ideas you'll need to plan …

If so, you NEED a decent belt grinder, preferably in the 2″x72″ belt size. You'll find a thousand and one uses for it once you put one together, and it's very easy to put one together. This page is all about the resources and ideas you'll need to plan your own belt grinder project. Belt Grinders are great for blending smoothly flowing ...

This video will take you step by step how to make your own 1" x 30" grinding, sanding, and polishing belts that will fit the harbor freight tools belt grinde...

I had some of the better belts and belt life really doesn't seem any better. I'd rather spend a couple bucks for higher grit belts and use them like water, than $6+, and still use them like water. I searched the internet for a month while waiting for my grinder, and about the only thing I've found everyone agrees on when it comes to belts, is that no one agrees on anything …

Here is the new grinder I built. I am completely new to the 2x72 format. Still kind of new to blacksmithing. I have been in it about 1.5 years. I got a forge, anvil, leg vise. I've made some hooks, hearts, bottle openers, and 2 knives. I have a friend tell me 3m Cubitron is …

For expert advice on sanding belts to suit your particular application please call us on 01273 463677. Use our sanding belt calculators to build your own abrasive belts – please enter your desired material, belt width, length & grade/grit size below, and select 'Get Prices'. You can also use the filter (optional) to find materials ...

Every metalworking job has its own unique demands, so 3M creates grinding and sanding belts for metal to cover almost every step of the metalworking process. We have innovative designs for grinding, deburring, finishing, polishing and surface preparation on any metal substrate. So get the belt you need to fit your work and budget with 3M abrasives.

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I can't find pre-made sanding belts for my bench top sander with fine grits in Portugal so I started to make some myself from sandpaper roll!Glue used is Epo...

Belt Grinder for sharpening - Page 2 - Sawmill Creek. A caution about those thin Mylar grinding belts: ... Let's say you were magically "gifted" your dream a 2x72 Beaumont KMG belt grinder ... I used to make my own ...

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I've never had a decent belt sander/grinder and did most cleanup work with a flap disc. So after seeing a few DIY versions, I decided to give it a go at making my own 2" belt grinder. I have to credit MOBI-DIC from this thread for a lot of my build ideas. Total cost for the project with motor...

After making my own belt sander recently, I've been thinking about making a jointer so I'm going to put that one in my favorites list. -- Nathan, TX -- Hire the lazy man. He may not do as much work but that's because he will find a better way.

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May 9, 2019 - Make Your Own Sanding / Linisher Belts: Here is a way to make your own sanding / linisher belts. This could be a good option if you live in a location where belts are not readily available in the sizes you require. I built a 6" X …

Step 1: What You Will Need Sandpaper of your chosen grit (wide sheet or roll) Tape measure or rule Pencil or marker Scissors or utility knife Close weave cotton cloth Contact adhesive Baking paper 2 part epoxy Something to mix epoxy on Wallpaper seam roller (optional) Scrap pieces of wood for clamping Clamps (optional)

#HowToMakeStrongJointBeltGrinderSandpaper #JhonAriefStill continue with Belt Sander Project and this time I will show you how I made My own strong joint belt...

Make Your Own Sanding Belts. by Paul on Friday, November 23rd, 2012. Isaac shows us a great idea for making your own sanding belt using FastCap's SpeedTape. For more information on this product, visit our website. Facebook. Twitter. Pinterest. Linkedin. email.

I have wanted a 2" X 72" belt grinder for years, but didn't want to spend several thousand to buy one. I found a set of plans for a design that I really like (and didn't require machine tools like a mill and lathe to build), and it was time to build one! I TIG welded everything, but the designer of the unit provides a video showing him building it all with a MIG welder.

Answer (1 of 7): As you are a beginner, I would suggest you to consider buying a belt sander, which would save your time, money, and efforts. You can use them for various woodworking projects and soon you will realize that they have become an essential part of your toolkit. There are innumerable...

Low Budget Knife-maker's Bench Grinder: I've been knife-making for quite a few years, and have always relied on a 1"x24" belt grinder, as well as my 4"x36" bench sander to get the job done. For the longest time, I've wanted to invest in a 2" belt grinder, to make …