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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLaUotPNJ5c&t=25s
Here is the sanding drum I was talking about in my last post and video
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/307794
and I added a pattern sanding feature to be used on the drill press to be able to sand several identical pieces using a pattern .
Watch the video and I will explain the details .
Klaus
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doubleDD
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#1 posted 03-29-2017 04:09 AM
Klaus, that is a new direction in sanding. This will have great value for those certain projects. I could of used this for my miter saw insert last month. Don’t know about me gluing sandpaper on a drum, may not be enough sandpaper showing to do anything. LOL. I do have a project requiring a 6’’ drum, I think I will have to try it.
Hey Klaus. I heard Benchy barking at the beginning of the video. It’s true. When you build things, they come alive.
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Joe Lyddon
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#2 posted 03-29-2017 05:28 AM
Very good, Kiefer!!
A Flush-Trim Sanding Drum for a Drill Press!!
GOOD IDEA!!
For those who do not have the Flush-Trim router bits & a router…
Very NICE! ... Thank you!
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DocSavage45
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#3 posted 03-29-2017 06:54 AM
Checked out the video, but didn’t comment. Follow up this afternoon!
Good work thinking man!
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dannmarks
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#4 posted 03-29-2017 10:48 AM
Grizzly used to have a smaller pneumatic one of these that I used for years. It finally died and when I checked back they no longer have that. They do have a larger one but it is very hard to figure out how to order just the arbor for it so that one attach it to a drill.
dannmarks
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#5 posted 03-29-2017 10:49 AM
The reason the smaller pneumatic one was great was because you could let some of the air out and the soft contour was great for sanding outside radius.
woodshaver Tony C
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#6 posted 03-29-2017 12:57 PM
Great! Another option for drum sanding! More very clever stuff from a great mind that thinks outside the box…
Well done Klaus!
-- St Augustine FL, Experience is the sum of our mistakes!
bushmaster
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#7 posted 03-29-2017 01:55 PM
Very informative, I liked the way you determined the angle of the belt. simple with no measurements. I have measured the diameter of the drum and calculated the circumference, used that measurement on the diagonal. I also liked the bearing support.
-- Brian - Hazelton, British Columbia
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#8 posted 03-29-2017 02:36 PM
Klaus, this is very interesting and creative. Nice work.
helluvawreck aka Charles
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kiefer
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#9 posted 03-29-2017 02:58 PM
Dave
Just be sure to run the drill press at very low RPM with a large drum or I will send Benchy over !
Joe
The idea is to get a smooth surface and no tare out which you may get with a router bit .
Thomas
I will wait for your comment .
I used to have a 4”drum like that but it was made for a lathe application but it may be possible to make a soft drum .
dannmarks
Tony
There is always the need for another tool for a certain job and I love playing with ideas.
Brian
This is the simple way to do it and I posted a while ago a way to do it like you mention to make my own sanding sleeves http://lumberjocks.com/projects/165410
Thanks all for your comments as it always helps .
Klaus
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shipwright
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#10 posted 03-29-2017 03:44 PM
Well done Klaus.
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Jim Jakosh
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#11 posted 04-01-2017 03:06 AM
Smart idea, Klaus!!
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