the 45 degree is a very good edeal ; I use vintage phocopier motor like the xerox2000 or some cannen liquid inch they turn naturaly at 280 rpm and have a very strong gear box possible to control whit simple dimmer ; thank for the setup
the magnetic disk is a marvelous edeal thank I try to put it on my ondinary sanding belt i sldo use the photocopier motor on my colon dril for vey slow speed jacquessavard videotron ca
Very nice build, I have a question for you regarding the carbide blades for your scraper, Is there a South African supplier for those, or did you need to import those? T.I.A.
Thanks, so I searched high and low for Carbide blanks, the most promising lead was the guys that do carbide tipped scrapers for conveyer belts for the mines. I eventually found a genuine Sandvik scraper from a guy on marketplace down in Durban, no idea where he got it, but it means they at least exist here. Other than that I've built 2 home made scrapers using square slab face mill inserts with no chip breaker geometry, but also not common anymore
Nice work. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Fun build. Thanks for the video.
the 45 degree is a very good edeal ; I use vintage phocopier motor like the xerox2000 or some cannen liquid inch they turn naturaly at 280 rpm and have a very strong gear box possible to control whit simple dimmer ; thank for the setup
It’s alive 😂 Mark Vs Frankenstein
I'm using brake disks with diamond paste mounted on a lathe. No fine dust.
the magnetic disk is a marvelous edeal thank I try to put it on my ondinary sanding belt
i sldo use the photocopier motor on my colon dril for vey slow speed
jacquessavard videotron ca
Nice video!
When will we see another Kurt clone vise build?
Which Grit?
Very nice build, I have a question for you regarding the carbide blades for your scraper, Is there a South African supplier for those, or did you need to import those? T.I.A.
Thanks, so I searched high and low for Carbide blanks, the most promising lead was the guys that do carbide tipped scrapers for conveyer belts for the mines. I eventually found a genuine Sandvik scraper from a guy on marketplace down in Durban, no idea where he got it, but it means they at least exist here. Other than that I've built 2 home made scrapers using square slab face mill inserts with no chip breaker geometry, but also not common anymore
@@Mark_How Thanks for the reply, knowing they exist over here is positive at least. The search continues on.
@@Mark_How do you not use diamond paste finishing time