Belt Sander Conversion With Dust Collection - 115
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The entire lid is screwed on with 3 screws. The base is mounted to the platform with 3 screws. It takes less time to dissemble and change the belt than it does to put a dado stack in my table saw
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Great job, Jay!
Thanks for the mention, much appreciated!
Love it. Practical, cheap, no floor space, easily made=right up my alley!
Awesome version of the other belt sander video I watched. Taking both ideas and making my own! Thanks for sharing Jay.
I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL. Such great projects!!! I am converting my garage to a full fledged workshop as we speak and found many great ideas here. Keep up the good work man
I knew that was coming ;) The entire lid is screwed on with 3 screws. The base is mounted to the platform with 3 screws. It takes less time to dissemble and change the belt than it does to put a dado stack in my table saw
Cool solution and cool orange T-shirt. I remember seeing in some video that it's a good idea to give some angle between the direction of motion of the belt and the table, keeping the surfaces (table and belt) perpendicular. Doing this you'll be wearing the belt in a more homogeneous way.
So great! Very practical! Thanks for posting, Jay!
This is Bulls hit. You make it how you want it . I thought I was seeing something new . Love you
Apartment complex. I'm maintenance. More info on my website :)
Good use of an old tool.Nice design.
Roland
Excellent idea. I will try to make something similar for my large belt sander. Thanks for the video.
Well now that Ive read the comments it looks like im def not the only person inquiring about the belt change. You should do a vid on how to change the belt. New sub here and love your vids! Really creative and is inspiring me to do some of this myself. Cheers!!
Thanks for the kind words Jeff. I appreciate it.
Belt changes are easy, just remove the few screws that hold the machine down and change as you normally would.
Thanks for the response Jay!
I found an OLD belt sander at a yard sale for $2. Plugged it up and checked that it worked before I bought it. I was excited. I finally picked up a belt for it today. Only thing is....the sander takes a 16" belt. I can't find a belt to fit it now. So, I am shopping for a belt sander again.
remove 6 screws and the sander is mobile again. Takes less time to change the belt than put a dado stack in my table saw. In the description :)
Been meaning to build one of those for some time. Just have to get a belt sander first.
Cool design...I'm working with a rigid belt sander. Will have to give this a look. Great videos by the way. I heard April Wilkerson mention you in one of her videos...
Thank you. I can now get rid of the crap I've been trying. Subscribed!
Looks good. I'm also a function over fashion kinda guy.
Thanks. Yeah man, no problem. Thanks for the inspiration.
Dusty air flow can be improved using the 'Franklin' effect, designed for the 'smoke free chimney'. Basically by restricting, tapering and shaping the air intake, it speeds the rate of movement of the air across the nearer surface and increases the efficiency of the dust collection, clearing of the intake and reach of the surrounding area.
Ah; I must have missed that! Nice work through and through in that case :)
I've been looking for this vid from you. I have been wanting to figure out how you did this! It's on my todo list.
Nice! thumbs up on this one...If I may suggest turning the music down a hair so we can hear you better. Nice job.
I think this is the very first video of yours that I watched. I think I found this video from watching John Heisz build his stand for his belt sander.
Your music & editing is the best out there. #superfan.....lol
Excelente trabalho amigo!
Nice work :) you probably shouldn't have nailed the top piece on if you wanted access to the belt change bit though. Perhaps a hinge and catch instead?
Thanks. It is excellent.
Great job I will have to make one for my small shop
Thank you.
Looks good. Always like ideas like this.
At the very beginning you can see the exposed lever tension release. To change the belt in the new setup I have to remove 6 screws and dissemble the unit.
this is bad ass and I'm so doing this :) thank you for the idea
Thanks!
best one I've seen yet good job
Two big thumbs up!
full article about it on my website
i LIKED THIS belt sander station very much and i am right now working on making one for my belt sander. Your design and system of mounting the tool on to bench would be suitable for my belt sander, Let me complete my project and share a picture with you. Thanks for your nice tutorial on thisl. Happy New Year.
great idea!! going to do this!!
Sweet man, my next project will also be one of these! (A functional one at best) tx for sharing!!
You're very welcome :)
Thanks! 4x24 if I'm not mistaken.
Very nice and good job Jay! How well is the dust removal?
Great video. Love the idea.
Thumbs up! Nice Job Jay!
Great Video Jay, What size belts does that sander take?
Yes
Great vid! You got yourself a new sub sir!
Not sure on the brand. Its a 5hp 20 gallon I keep in another room.
Jay, was that your homemade French cleated router used in this project?
By the way, your ideas and adaptions are brilliant.
Aussie John
I just stick my belt sander in a vice when I need to.
You could have hinged that top cover in order to change the belts?
Thats great!
good stuff as always !!!
ok just seen the answer, six screws, thanks Jay.
great job Jay ...but how are you going to access the belt ?? everything seems glued and nailed
Take a couple screws out.
Aren't you limited to the bottom of the belt area though? I know you had limitations because of the shape of the sander itself, just wondering out loud is all. Thanks, another nice useful build at no cost.
***** I thought the same and I would just raise the platform by adding 1/2" sanded plywood every so often.
Is it a hassle to change the belts?
Nice jig. Please ditch the music - it’s really annoying. Also be aware that at some point, it might be desirable to use your belt sander in a vertical position, or a horizontal position (I.e., on its back). Good work, as always. Best wishes.
How do you get access for drive and sanding belt changes?
It might be cheaper to buy a belt online than a new sander.
just my 2 cents, not a suggestion, im just wondering if it wood work if it could also turn the whole assembly 90 degrees clockwise to have two directions for sanding. your design has square flat surfaces so it could easily sit flat on it's right side so the sanding force is downwards. in some cases not fighting the side wards pressure is easier. then flipping it back to your original position and reattaching the original table. youd have two mmachines in one if its not too complicated. like i said, just my 2 cents.
So where is your shop? In your house? I think i see a kitchen in the background :)
Good question from earlier, how do you change the paper? I have a bulky orbital sander Id like to mount up and I'll use some of those ideas.
I hate belt sanders. I think this is a great idea to use them.
is the table 90' to the belt..? i didn't see you square it up.
And people say Simple can't look good. Imo simple is the best solution...
Great idea, been thinking about doing it with my redundant sander.
By the way; what does it say on the back of your T-shirt?
Jay you could have sold that belt sander for close to $250 and just bought a cheap belt sander/disk sander combo and had another $100 for something else...I know because I had the same one and sold it on Ebay for that much.
Like your belt sander station but how do you change belts?
060hunter remove 6 screws with a drill.
Nice vid Jay, what kind of air compressor are you using with your nailer?
Thanks
Nice project Jay...great job! On another note...how are you liking that Grizzly band saw, do you recommend?
where did you get the dust collection port you added? Do they sell them at harbor freight?
Is your belt sander automatic? Or do you have to hold down the trigger in order to operate it?
The handle has a button lock.
I like the electrical box. Is that code?
Probably not. It's not hooked up anymore though.
How do you change the sandpaper
How can you turn this belt sander on or off?
Ummmm what about the belt change? You have to take everything apart?
Read the description please :)
plug it in...
is it simple to change the belt?
Jay what does it say on the back of the T-shirt, gotta know.?
nigel davies The same thing as the front of the shirt...
of course, walked into that one
How do you replace the belts?
The description says: The entire lid is screwed on with 3 screws. The base is mounted to the platform with 3 screws. It takes less time to dissemble and change the belt than it does to put a dado stack in my table saw
Ahhh, I see. Great project. I have been wanting to do something like this for quite some time now. I think I have a good idea on how to make one using my belt sander. Thanks!
how the hell do you change the tape?!
disassemble all????
"function over fashion" until you need to replace the belt that is :)
please masinchiyya
annoying music