How To: Make a Tooling Arm for a 2x72 Belt Grinder
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Lets make a tooling arm for a 2x72 Belt Grinder and I'll fill you on on my favorite attachments for my grinder this year.
► Link to Plans for the DIY Tilting 2x72 Belt Grinder ►► bit.ly/2Pa7JvZ
►► Take all the hard work out this build and buy the Ultimate Build Bundle for the 2x72 Belt Grinder ►► bit.ly/2WIPgt4
►►►► Empire Abrasives: lddy.no/swep
►►Ratchet Tapping Device: amzn.to/38fFm8m
►►Evap-o-Rust: amzn.to/3h2lNV6
►►TR Maker: www.tr-maker.com/
►►Contact Wheel (Over-Seas): bit.ly/2KFOEC9
►►Contact Wheel (Amazon): amzn.to/2Wqeih9
►►Magnetic Sewing Lamp: amzn.to/3p7AFEu
►►Makery Network Website ►► makery.network
►►Work For It Podcast Spotify ►► open.spotify.c...
►►Work For It Podcast Apple ►► podcasts.apple...
►► FACEBOOK GROUP FOR DIY BELT GRINDERS: / diybeltgrinders
► 2HP Iron Horse Motor ► bit.ly/2UUZMhR
► VFD (To Control the Motor) ► amzn.to/2XLg0vd
► Reverse Switch for VFD ► amzn.to/2OVUWgA
► 2x72 Wheels ► bit.ly/3vwq3Vn
► 2" Wide High Carbon Steel Plate (For platen face) ► bit.ly/37qo2wM
4.5" Hole Saw ► amzn.to/2UdWW77
Tap-Magic ► amzn.to/39lXBsa
Welding / Grinding Mask ► amzn.to/2tMS5yP
Porter Cable RO ►amzn.to/35zkkOD
Welder I use ► amzn.to/36AQDxY
JET Milling Machine ► amzn.to/2ZQqzwk
Hold Down Clamping Mill Set ► amzn.to/2SQFeWM
LED Sewing Machine Lamp ► amzn.to/36pWsOK
Magnetic Brace Tools ► amzn.to/2SuC62q
Large Magnetic Brace tools (RED) ► amzn.to/2SDYbLY
Magnetic Level ► amzn.to/2MBdfWX
Disclaimer: House / Work may earn an affiliate commission when you buy through the links here.
PATREON ►► / housework
ALL THE TOOLS & SUPPLIES I USE ► www.amazon.com...
BUY ME A COFFEE ► (one time donation to support my work): www.buymeacoff...
INSTAGRAM ► / house__work
WEBSITE ► www.HouseWork.us
vfd workshop knifemaking how to
Bryan , William with Shade Tree Gunsmithing Morristown Tn. I had never heard of House Machines until I sold some metal to a man that said he made House Grinders. Beimg a Craftman of over 50 years I was really interested in the grinder. I traded out with him . When He brought it by I was with a Customer and did not check it out. My BAD, It was painted up pretty but it was a piece of Junk . I have watched your Vedios and for 3 days I have been taking the slack out of it . I pray that when the motor gets here it will work . Watching your Vedios I see you have a passion for your work, I wish that I would of known about your grinders before I got Screwed, Young Man keep up your passion and the Fantastic work you do. P.S. All the materials he used is 1.2 the thickness you use go figure
Was his name Keith?
Pretty darn slick small wheel holder there! I like the little contact wheels. Mine are hard steel. I bet it's nice horizontal too.
Yeah that’s the next step to fit up a small table for the small wheel attachment! 💪🏻😁
You are saying thank you to us, I want to say thank you for working so hard on perfecting your tool.
Thank you Andrew. I truly appreciate that.
Your work is as cool as your videos. I like the style of your videos
Thanks HANS! 😊
Dear Brian, regarding vinegar, there are two varieties available through your local supermarket. One is “Cooking” vinegar and the other is “Cleaning” vinegar. The difference is a doubling factor of the acidity. I had loads of old tools that I had purchased and wanted to spruce them up to remove rust and give some shine.
I loaded a bucket load with cooking vinegar and left it for a few days. Nothing, Nix, Nada. I tossed this vinegar out and replaced it with “Cleaning” vinegar for three days. Result: bubble and squeak on top and my pieces were coated with a fine black ooze. With a bulky cloth I could simply wipe off the ooze to reveal a dull base. The next part was a complete accident.
I wanted to brush some resistant parts and found my only wire brush which happened to be solid brass bristles brush. Where I brushed a gold patina replaced the rust. With a few vigorous brushes my entire piece {a 3” tapping bit|} had a beautiful gold appearance. Sometimes you get lucky.
I have the TR maker small wheel attachment and i actually coated my aluminum wheels with some duct tape, like 3 layers of it and it still hasn't worn out after 6 months
Excellent idea.
Your voice is very clear & method of presentation is precise. Other instructional video makers can take a lesson from you. I like to make edged weapons & will be building a belt grinder soon. Thank you ....................Rob.
Cheers to you Rob! Thank you!! 💪🏻😁
I like to watch your videos on my ipad when im cooking, just now while watching this one I had to go to see if I left my tv on from the music that came in... lol
Also I fixed that chatter problem on my stainless small wheels with a little bit of duct tape, surprisingly after months of use, no degredation at all...
That's a great tip Steven. I'll try that on my metal rollers. 🚀
🙏🙏 thanks for all you do for us grinder lovers🙏🙏
Hello, my name is Brian. And I am a Grinder addict. **HELLO BRIAN**
I had to add a shim to the small wheel attachment to get it to track right on my grinder but works great after that.
Thanks for the update. I appreciate that. Enjoy.
Hey Brian, if you're having an issue with metric bearings in the overseas contact wheels, most bearing manufacturers make and metric O.D bearing with a inch type I.D. eg 6203-5/8" (40mm O.D. and a 5/8" I.D. very simple to change out from the original (china etc). This would be a relatively inexpensive modification. Cheers from Australia
Very nice tip on the vinegar!
Yeah man, it’s a game changer. I like the look of the etched steel also.
Nice setup 👍🙂
Thank you. 🙏🏼
I bought the same small wheel attachment from TR maker.. as well as the flat platen.. I was blown away with the quality and how fast shipping was to Atlanta.. Good video. Thanks
Every time that I think I'm ahead of the game, you show me more goodies that I HAVE to have.lol Thank you for the links, as always!
Thanks Ron!! 💪🏻😁
you can also just mix water and baking soda to neutralize the acid (vinegar)
Thanks for the tip on soaking in a vinegar bath to remove milscale!
Yes I do a secondary dip in baking soda and water after the acid now. Keeps the parts from flash rusting. Works great!
I’d like to share a tip I learned while working in SE Asia. We also had rust issues on our steel parts and started using car wax to protect them. Since then I’ve waxed all my tables and exposed steel. I find that an aerosol can makes it easiest too.
Excellent tip. I have often wondered if furniture wax could work also. Thoughts?
@@HouseMadeUS while I was a Sheriffs Dep in SC I had a shotgun in my truck that I used Pledge on and after a year in SC Humidity it did not rust whatsoever. I’m not a chemist but it worked and it didn’t remove any of the finish either.
Beautiful, ordered the kit from TR,! Keep on ripping it Brian.
Yes!!! Thanks Billy!! 💪🏻😁
@@HouseMadeUS well I didn't order the same one you have here and dont see it on their web page,am I blind ?????????
@@1983mojo1 same. I couldn’t find it either. The one with the two additional guide wheels
Hello Brian, another great video. I hope you and your family are safe and healthy. That small wheel setup looks good. I would use the tap holder with a T wrench to get more even pressure on it and I always need to use some sort of alignment fixture to keep it perpendicular to the surface.
For sure Millar. I got this tool to use in a drill to do quick tapping (for when it doesn’t matter if it’s straight) I did 30 1/4 - 20 holes yesterday in about 20 mins. Thought I would break the tap but never did!! 💪🏻😁
Loved building this grinder from your plans, I have a few game changing upgrades going onto my mk2 build. Would love to do that collaboration video with you to unveil to the world. I believe all belt grinders can be way more versatile and efficient to use with my upgrade ideas. You have inspired me to think so far outside the box.
Sounds awesome. Send me an email with the details. brian@housework.us
Very nice Brian. The revolution has come a long way. Those small wheel attachments look great and quick to change out. Hope you have a good Christmas 👍✊
Serrations add the cooling a bit but the biggest thing it does is absorbs the bounce from the belts seam
Makes sense. Thanks for the info. 💪🏻😁
Thank you Brian your plans and advice to was invaluable
Thanks Dave, that is awesome to hear. Many many thanks!!
Looks like my comment was struck by RUclips, Brian. All I said was that I hope you, Sarah and your family have an awesome Christmas, brother.
Peace and love to you all, man.
🇬🇧🤜🏻⚡️🤛🏻🇺🇸
Thank you Pete! Yeah not sure where that comment went to. Looking forward to some time off over the holidays. Cheers and love to you all. (And thanks for your hard work on getting the vaccine out)
🇺🇸🤜🏻⚡️🤛🏻🇬🇧
@@HouseMadeUS
It’s been an insanely busy year in my line of work, but we are expecting the UK pharmaceutical regulators to approve it as fit for public use, any time now.
God knows the world needs an answer to the virus.
Who knows what RUclips do with comments. It’s all a bit dark, really.
🇬🇧🙏🏻🇺🇸
Simple solution for the contact wheel attachment bolt... Since you're building a new tooling arm for it anyway, just drill and tap for the metric bolt. No point to searching for a 1/2" bolt, a 13mm bolt is basically the same size, just a different tap.
Awesome video! I just got a tr maker small wheel set!! Looking forward to popping it on ✌️
Enjoy some time off mate 🤝
Awesome Chris!! Hope you all are having a great summer down there.
@@HouseMadeUS I have sunburnt tits from throwing a tennis ball around at the beach at 8 in the morning haha
Nice video and great attachment for small wheel grinding.
I notice your design for the material rest bar is under the wheels instead of on the left side of the 2" main bar tube.
It looks like??? the lower 2" roller would prevent the use of your material rest plate holder(s) when utilizing this particular setup. Probably most of your work is freehand and it is not a big deal.
Many thanks for sharing another GREAT idea and solution for your 2" X 72" Belt Grinder. They are wonderful tools. The most utilized tool in my shop. These grinders can put a quick smooth grind on lawnmower blades.
John
Thanks John!
Awesome video Brian Thanks for everything you do my friend.
Thank you Vincent! I appreciate that very much.
Another cool tool for the tool box thanks bro!!!
You’re welcome Tony! Hope all is well!! 💪🏻😁
I’m liking my TRmaker small wheel setup, but thinking of covering all the different wheels with shrink tubing, as I did not know enough to order the rubber costed wheels, I got the bare steel ones.
I've heard electrical tape works great too.
My understanding of the 10" wheels is that the serrations have less to do with airflow, and more to do with surface area and grind consistency. By having gaps in your rubber, you decrease surface area and, therefore, increase force applied to the surface area left. (More cut for the same pressure/time.)The problem is, if you have perpendicular grooves and contact patches across the wheel, and you're grinding something thinner than two contact patches wide, you can start getting chatter on your part. By using diagonal grooves in your wheel, your work piece is always supported by at least two contact patches on the wheel.
Makes sense. Have you used both styles? Flat and grooved?
@@HouseMadeUS I've only used grooved for grinding (we only have a grooved wheel at work.) I can tell you that with small parts, if you angle the part to match the angle of the grooves, you'll have a tough time keeping control of your finish.
Брайн, все гриндеры твоего производства, это произведение искусства!!! 👍👍👍. По сравнению с прошлым годом, твоё мастерство выросло...
Brian it's beautiful job you live in Chicago I like to buy direct to you, thanks
Ya know my 1x10 isn't serrated & I don't notice anymore heat, but it is 1/2 the size of the serrated 2x10. I use to use like 10 washers, then I started cutting 1/2" mild steel(after drilling the 1/2" hole) squares to use, with really long bolts. Small wheels are a game changer & IMHO a necessity. Hope all is well, take it easy. (P.S. I was gonna say small wheels run a lot slower)
Yes for sure. Someone explained the grooves in the comments about surface area and pressure. Not 100% sure how they all work but hey they get it done. Hope all is well Dave!!
Cool attacment man......the vinegar trick is a good idea...I use muriatic acid but that stuff if toxic
Yeah I dig the vinegar. Cheap and smells like a pickle. 😁
I think you like those tooling arms just a Little too much. HAHA
🤣🤣🤣
so nice video thanks!
Brian I've searched through the video and comments, I don't see how long the piece of tube steel is for the small wheel attachment. I'm sourcing tube steel now for my Gen 4 that just arrived (super excited to build), I want to have an extra piece of tool arm on hand for later. Thanks!
16 inches will do it. 👍🏻
Brian I bought your belt grinder and love it but I can't get it to run backwards and I am hoping you can give me some insight as to what I did wrong in my build. thanks John
Did you watch this video? How To: Track Your 2x72 Grinder in Forward & Reverse
ruclips.net/video/WhMujWHBJK4/видео.html
When tapping drilling sanding try boe lube made ore lube corp
Okay I will try it. Thank you.
It takes like 3 hours for the vinegar to work most of the time
I've seen it work that quick. I like a longer soak to make sure it's all gone. But yeah it's quick!
how about a link to the tool used to clean up the drilled holes?
chamfering tool??
I probably use this every day. And it's the same one from years ago. amzn.to/3XpYU29
Is there a way to use the Generation 4 grinder in the horizontal position in conjunction with the TRmaker small wheel set up, but with a work table?
Having a notched out table for the vertical small wheel would be slick!
I’m trying to figure this out, but the work rest tooling arm interferes with the wheel bolt on the TRmaker.
I did something like that years ago. You might need to get creative with the fab to make it work. 2x72 Belt Grinder Combination Work Rest - Build for Knifemaking
ruclips.net/video/EyIa34xz9Hw/видео.html
Awesome awesome video man!! Hope u and ur family had a damn good Xmas big man!!! And bro u need to do more of that slow mow with the drill press, that shit was badass looking man!!! Especially with that counter sink bit!!! Hope u have been well bub, haven’t talked to u in a bit!!
It looks like the the bolts for the small wheel bracket are 5/16" ( imp.) or 8mm (metric). Where did the "9mm tap- - -" come from?
And you could have bought a bearing with metric O.D. and imperial I.D.. Readily available from most brg makers. See your localnengineering/ bearing supplier
Hey Brian I’m really struggling my grinder tracks perfect but I can’t can’t the small wheel for my life to track it just wants to run off it should it be tuned basically going from one To the other ??? It’s a tr maker
There should only be minor tweaks needed between attachments. Check to make sure the small wheel is seated properly in the housing. That can screw up the tracking
Is the finish you applied to the chassis just blueing?
No finish, just a vinegar soak which is etched the surface.
Regarding the aliexpress wheels from china... The problem is that they are in imperial dimensions but written in metric. 12.7mm is half an inch which is why I'm having a hard time finding half inch bolts for my grinder lol
Yeah I’m not sure why they do that and not just list them as 1/2”??? 😂
Where to buy
www.HouseMade.us 🙏🏼
Thanks for the video!! Maybe I missed it in the video, but I wanted to ask what length tube steel that you used for the small wheel attachment. I have the same TRMaker unit. With the cost of steel I dont want to buy any more than needed.
This is 16 inches long. Works great.
what is the benefit of the contact wheel vs. the platen plate?
Convex and hollow grinds. I use the platen more often. But the wheel comes in very handy when you need to get into a radius.
Let's talk about the light, it's 110 right? So it can't really be direct wired into the grinders power unless you run a neutral wire when you wire the unit to building power? Is there a unit that would allow you to wire it 220 with no neutral?
I picked up my metal today, I had local friend cut them at their shop, I just had them cut up a 4x8 sheet of .375. Hell I didn't even count the kits, I think there are 6. One for me, one for Dad, one for my buddy Dan, and one for Chritter. The leftovers are for, well you know how it goes, one of the Guys will be pissed I didn't build them one too. lol
I’ve had the exact thought. I thought about trying to find a spot on the VFD to hard wire the light. But these things are expensive so an extension cord works for now. Glad you’re building a few! Send pics when you can. brian@housework.us
@@HouseMadeUS I ordered a 2 pack, I'm a retired machine control electrician, Coca Cola, Anheuser busch, and Victoria's Secrets, let me look at it for a bit.
I got to get me one of those tap holders, and TR's small wheel attachment. Or maybe I just need to get a mill with enough ass to turn a 1/2-13 tap. lol A guy can dream anyways.
Or one of those tapping arms that ABOM79 has. 🤩
@@HouseMadeUS I'll have to check his out. I wonder if it's a "Flex Arm" They are made about and hour away from me.
Hey Brian in the house how many different tooling alarms do you have
I believe I have 6 different ones now.
Brian I am curious, did you forgo the belt compression wheels on the small wheel attachment system? I noticed mine did not come with the wheels as I saw in your video?
There are two versions of this small wheel attachment, you bought the one without the wheels. We have been out of stock of this other version for a long time.
hello, the sandpaper is 72mm x 2000mm?
its 2 inch so 58mm but in metric its 50mm
I was on TR Maker's web site and he doesn't list the small wheel set with the two 2" rollers. Was this a special order or he just doesn't make this version anymore?
Make sure to check his eBay store: www.ebay.com/str/trmaker
Can i order a unit from you
Yes www.HouseMade.us
Unless I missed something , looking at the cheaper electric motor on Amazon, it showed that it was not reversible. Do you have a different number ?
It is reversible. The listing is incorrect.
Never knew about this. I have always just sandblasted the metal.
Thật tuyệt.
Great work, Brian, thanks
I'm thnking about a 1/2 inch? "drive wheel / cylinder" whose shaft screws into the motor shaft without removing the big drive wheel.
then up front, like with the TR jib, a selection of driven cylinders
so the belt path is only the two small cylinders, no need for the other wheels "step down" from the triangular path
for belt tensioning (with no tension wheel), just pull the tool holding tube forward and tighten.
here's the idea of "power file" with an angle grinder
ruclips.net/video/jzDaQD-g168/видео.html&ab_channel=CosmasBauer
That would be awesome Len. I would think you could do that by just leaving out the tracking wheel (as long as it would track on its own)
@@HouseMadeUS you could "tracking hinge" the front cylinder
Dude you look and sound like the gay on 90 day fiancee. No joke 😅🤪. But I love the grinder. Pun intended. I can't get over it. I love your stuff thou sorry
I love that show! Hahaha! (not joking)
@@HouseMadeUS I love the show and your channel I just couldn't keep a straight face when he talks cuz I think of your deep voice. Btw I look like big ed 🥺
1 am hey man after the 2x72. What's next or not talking. House Boy have anything going On ? Does he have a girl. Be nice to see some RUG RATS IN THE SHOP .
tooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo many words
sorry, mate