Vacuum forming. I used to go this place which closed down years ago to go vacuum forming some molds for me 30 years ago. When I was little girl back in 60's the Mattel toy company had miniature vacuum forming toy for christmas and I fall in love with it. It was fun learning experiment.
Don't despair! I think hand-held sanders mounted upside down are burning out because of the 'inflexibility' of direct contact with hard steel bolts and the wooden board. You should have used 'flexible' fixings, which would have allowed the sander to move and flex as was its intended design - hence the need for a cushioning sanding pad! I would suggest anyone considering this project should only mount the sander with bolts cushioned with some kind of rubber sleeve or washers against any hard surface that it comes into contact with. This should provide some much needed flexibility, and will prolong the life of the sander... certainly it will help prevent shaking themselves to death. Same with washing machines too, they also have rubber sleeves on their bolts don't they? The alternative to mounting it upside down, is to place a board across the top of your filled mould, and just hold the sander on the top moving it around as you would when you normally sand something. Good luck.
You are essentially proposing to isolate the sander from the board (As I understand) The whole goal of a vibratory table is to transfer as much of the vibration to the table.
I used a dewalt sander and it broke in about 5 minutes. the inside bracing was made of plastic and being hung upside down which it is most likely not designed for. Great concept and worked great for the 5 minutes but the way they make tools today. I am now looking to getting an actual vibrating motor.
Yup just built this is in 15 minutes and burned out that cheap Ozito sander in less than 2 minutes. Now I neither have a sander nor a vibrating table. :D
That's coz you got an ozito. And chances are the thing was touching the table underneath. Has to be free to vibrate. But you show me any ozito that lasts more than 2 weeks with its INTENDED use.
going to fit a power adjuster to regulate the power to give me more control on the rate of vibration. works well though and pleased with the results especially as its just a sander . leave comments please and click like if helps
had a slight problem with the sander and its bracket but held on with some strong bands. I may go for a motor but wanted to try the concept of the table for my moulds, think your solution is fantastic but cannot see the motor in the UK ..tanks for posting its sorted my pin hole problem in my plaster castings ......
Is it economical??? New grinding machine, spoiled almost new wheel??? Watch the Russian video on this topic - two rusty profile pipes, old springs from the valves of the car and the electric motor from the old washing machine, costs - 0, and the vibrating table is ready.
Is it economical??? New grinding machine, spoiled almost new wheel??? Watch the Russian video on this topic - two rusty profile pipes, old springs from the valves of the car and the electric motor from the old washing machine, costs - 0, and the vibrating table is ready.
Vacuum forming. I used to go this place which closed down years ago to go vacuum forming some molds for me 30 years ago. When I was little girl back in 60's the Mattel toy company had miniature vacuum forming toy for christmas and I fall in love with it. It was fun learning experiment.
I thought of this some years ago , but never got a round to it. certainly proves the concept. great video thanks. Maybe now ill do it :-)
Don't despair!
I think hand-held sanders mounted upside down are burning out because of the 'inflexibility' of direct contact with hard steel bolts and the wooden board.
You should have used 'flexible' fixings, which would have allowed the sander to move and flex as was its intended design - hence the need for a cushioning sanding pad!
I would suggest anyone considering this project should only mount the sander with bolts cushioned with some kind of rubber sleeve or washers against any hard surface that it comes into contact with. This should provide some much needed flexibility, and will prolong the life of the sander... certainly it will help prevent shaking themselves to death. Same with washing machines too, they also have rubber sleeves on their bolts don't they?
The alternative to mounting it upside down, is to place a board across the top of your filled mould, and just hold the sander on the top moving it around as you would when you normally sand something.
Good luck.
You are essentially proposing to isolate the sander from the board (As I understand) The whole goal of a vibratory table is to transfer as much of the vibration to the table.
Damn good advice man.
I used a dewalt sander and it broke in about 5 minutes. the inside bracing was made of plastic and being hung upside down which it is most likely not designed for. Great concept and worked great for the 5 minutes but the way they make tools today.
I am now looking to getting an actual vibrating motor.
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That’s the nuts im going to build one of those in the morning thanks for the vid
great idea and works a treat, this will save me loads of money.thanks david
Thanks for your very helpful video!
just a tip...use an extension cord with a dimmer switch and then it becomes adjustable :)
I ended up blowing 2 sanders so in the end i bought a vibrating plate that you would have in a gym . works a treat and was £98 on ebay
Kirk Pickstone Hi there, whats the proper name of that vibrating plate?
its one you use for home weight loss
Fantastic!
you need to attach a speed control switch between the sander and the power source
hi wonderful idea,can you please telle where is the tyre has been placed when it s turned
Yup just built this is in 15 minutes and burned out that cheap Ozito sander in less than 2 minutes. Now I neither have a sander nor a vibrating table. :D
That's coz you got an ozito. And chances are the thing was touching the table underneath. Has to be free to vibrate. But you show me any ozito that lasts more than 2 weeks with its INTENDED use.
this is fantastic
going to fit a power adjuster to regulate the power to give me more control on the rate of vibration. works well though and pleased with the results especially as its just a sander .
leave comments please and click like if helps
had a slight problem with the sander and its bracket but held on with some strong bands. I may go for a motor but wanted to try the concept of the table for my moulds, think your solution is fantastic but cannot see the motor in the UK ..tanks for posting its sorted my pin hole problem in my plaster castings ......
Interesting moulds you had there. What models were you making ?
Is it economical??? New grinding machine, spoiled almost new wheel??? Watch the Russian video on this topic - two rusty profile pipes, old springs from the valves of the car and the electric motor from the old washing machine, costs - 0, and the vibrating table is ready.
I have 2 viberator table for making paver n I want to make this thanks
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Mister Bean has nothing on this guy...
Nice job- thanks
how much cost ...
Great idea! :)
probably work better if the rubber was removed, but great job!
eselente idea
If possible then plz provide me hydolic fly aish bricks making machine
That is about 20 times the size and 2000 times the cost.
If it was adjustably speed it would work better
Many aren't but the trigger can be held with a zip tie instead of just going to trigger lock in like this was.
Vibrating motor 30w eBay $50
Is it economical??? New grinding machine, spoiled almost new wheel??? Watch the Russian video on this topic - two rusty profile pipes, old springs from the valves of the car and the electric motor from the old washing machine, costs - 0, and the vibrating table is ready.