Sharpening Van Equipment Tour May 2019
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2019
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This is a great setup - cheers to all the hard work involved in this project
Awesome setup!. Cant wait to see what you have coming up
Legit bro!! Thanks for sharing that's amazing
Parabéns amigo, muito boa a montagem da sua Van
Sweet little setup brother.
super kewl Cliff........i have been looking all this week at vans myself, mine will not be as elaborate as your, just for farmers market set up gear......that is the plan anyway......been looking at Nissan NV200........standing by for more - see you soon
Sweet set up Cliff
That van looks great.
Good job and thank you.
That is really cool! Is it a regular transit connect or Did you make the floor lower or the roof higher ? because it seems like you have good space siting down
Congratulations on your new mobile sharpening service Cliff !
Thank you very much!
I like your whole approach and the light revealing the little line of the burr so clearly then its being done away with in the video where you showing your son was a real aha moment for me. I am fascinated by the sewing machine motor adaptations, both Consew and Enduro. Which makes an easier refit to either Viel or HF? Which do you like better? You say the Enduro was not practical, but unless it was a bear to do I wonder why? Seems ingenious. Rix from Houston
Great video, what are your thoughts on tormek machines? Besides expense.
Very cool bro!
Thats a beautiful set up....fantastic honestly man..want to do what your doing.
Check out my live stream recording s for me working. It's a bit slow at times tho.
Awesome van
The problem that your not able to make videos for us, due to you being busy (and making money I hope) is a good problem to have. I need to stop being lazy and go back thru your videos on doing a motor swap or just making a custom 1x30 and setting up my shop.
You are one handy fella! 👍🏻👊🏻
Swigg's! 👍😎
wow very nice Van
Impressive
Your van set up its great, I would like to show you my vans set up, Im in California where are you at?
Good Video
Big investment of time and money, but you are "ready to roll" literally. Do you use a generator or an inverter ? Anyway, great set up, there's not much you can't handle by the looks of it, to me
Recently got a couple HF 1x30 belt sanders . 800 grit on 1 & a leather belt on the other ( what is the finest grit you recommend ? ) . I bought a variable speed control for them , but they don't do very well imo . I have a dozen or so fixed angle hand sharpeners and recommend anybody wanting to go to the next level to get a couple 1x30 belt sanders .
Speed controllers wont work on a single phase AC motor, only universal type motors with brushes. I have one machine dedicated to damage removal and setting the angle. lower grit like 120. If you want a toothy edge stay below 600 grit.
How many blades can you sharpen in an hour with this setup?
Olá amigo só do Brasil gostaria de compra uma maquina dessas sua poderia mim manda link do produtor por favor
Hi Cliff, I was wondering what you use as a power supply for your equipment in the van.
I will do a video on van setup...
Great set up! Any tips on the inverter and battery installation stuff?
Video coming soon! I just added it to the idea list...
Isolater, interter, and a couple batteries and good to go. $500 and a few years later mines still working great!
That is really interesting what you did w the little viel machine and the sewing machine motor. I would love to see a vid on that. How do you like it compared to a Harbor Freight chassis w trued wheels?
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@@johnsmith4630 Ill see what I can do about a review video on the Viel S5b. Its still new to me. Thank you for your understanding.
Hi , what is your take on the point between a " toothy edge " vs a more polished edge performs better ? I mostly only sharpen for myself and am trying to get my knife to where it " tree tops " . I've been able to get part of the blade to tree top a few hairs. Thanks for any advice or advice from other readers 👍
Tree topping is at the finest end of polished edge sharpening. Ive been able to split a hair from the belt sander but not pop it. Close tho. Toothy edge is much harder to get consistent on belts but just works so much better for slicing a tomato.
Nice video! How do control the metal shavings and any dust?
Good question! I did have a small vacuum I installed and another WEN room extractor but space was limited and noise also is a factor.
!!! You must have 200 hours into that van, and it looks fantastic. Moving on to the Viel, which you didn't spend enough air time on, where did that base come from? It looks like you cut off the motor base that is part of the stock Viel...? I might have to build that. I imagine that the Consew motor maintains full power across a wider rpm range...? Can the angle gauge fit on it? What do you think of it? I wonder if the Consew would work on the HF frame. That might be a world beater. Would the Consew motor fit on the HF???? I think that's what I want to build, but would the Consew fit?
Ive got pics posted to a sharpening group on facebook but I knocked out the van build in 2 weeks. Maybe 50hrs? Running an isolator and 2 golf kart batteries with 3000w inverter. 2yr anniversary no problems. Message me for more info anytime...on the Viel or anything
Love the van, are you using shore power to power or battery's? Or both?
Batteries I can run for several hours but tend to idle the van for AC cooling....if I burn a gallon of gas or 2 and it costs me $10 Im not crying to keep cool.
How do you power everything? Gas generator or auxiliary batteries/solar?
Everything's run off of two golf cart batteries and a 3000 watt inverter
What is that box w the big aluminum disk on top below the clipping of that girl??
That is a "small" commercial grade clipper sharpening wheel. Looks flat but its not. Larger 14in version coming very soon now.
Cliff, what model van is that? I see it's a Ford Transit XLT, but is it the smaller 4 cylinder version or the larger Sprinter size one?
2011 Ford Transit connect high top. Several years had issues but the higher top allows for easy headroom while still being small as can be
What is that wheel on the back side of the viel machine? Silver adjuster wheel of some sort?? The veil angle guidebis way better than the Surgi Sharp thing. But the tracking knob on the HF is easier than the Viel tracking. Do you prefer little red or the viel machine?
Still too early to tell...and Im very biased by nature after 1000hrs on lil red. I prefer lil red for now is the short answer but the Viel works mostly just fine. Spins the belt, removes the metal.
Wheel in the back is a lateral adjustment for the planer blade attachment and other things. Havent even had time to use or test it. I did mention being a tad bit busy?
I love the angle guide for the 1x30 but how do you get the angle for the 2x42?
Angle for the larger 2x36 is held free hand for a couple reasons. Mostly due to the need for variation in the angle. Convexing in the slack also.
@@CurryCustomCutlery Thanks for the info. Unfortunately my 2x42 just exploded. It was running great until I laid it down so that I go edge trailing. After a minute I hear a small explosion and there's smoke coming out of the bottom. I unscrew it and I see some oil leaking and a protective cap covering some wires came off. When I turn it on I hear a sound of a motor I think? But it doesn't sound like how it's supposed to and the wheel isn't turning. Any idea what may be the issue and how I could resolve it? Thanks.
@@mychikbad Most likey a bearing/seal depending on the make and model. Id contact the manufacturer.
How tall are you? I’m 6’5” and always worry about clearance
Sorry for late reply. Yeah Im 5'8" and carefully picked the van height to allow for not feeling cramped (still cant stand up tho and that gets old)
What grit do you recommend for fillet knives slicing through fish skin? I purchased a stone from a company in the netherlands that trains filleters. It was 120/320, so I would think 400 should be about max for fillet knives, do you agree? Then the hard part is removing the 400 grit burr from a machine sharpened knife. Any tips?
There is a big difference in the actual micro-teeth serration left behind from a stone compared to belt and also a big difference between edge leading or trailing. Try finishing edge leading to remove any loose burr at a slightly higher angle, almost micro burr it and inspect with a loupe or scope. Should get you there.
@@CurryCustomCutlery Thanks Cliff, although I have a Kalamazoo 1sm used edge trailing! I have no angle jig. There is a new jig on the market for nearly $200 but.....In the past I have been thinking of a Veil grinder with the angle guide but some would say why when I have the Kali.
@@uvid4us message me direct or on FB? I have few ideas for you.
@@theIndoCurrys Thanks but I don't see any contact info on your youtube page?
What do you use to power it? Generator?
2 deep cell 100 amp hour batteries and a 1000w inverter. Isolater inline from alternator.
Here you list your inverter as 1000w but in another video 3000w. Upgraded? 1000w not enough? Thx
What do you have on the cardboard wheel? That is just something you made from boxes or something? I have a razorsharp stropping wheel i use to strop but boy did it ever take a huge amount of labor to true!
Cardboard wheel. Glued alternating layers together. Lightweight and easy to tru.
What’s your bench height? Thanks. Cuttingedge-sharp.com.
Shoot Rick, just saw your question...measured from floor to top of bench 25"...but Im not tall either 5'8". I used a couple file cabinets side by side on the right and would suggest building to it rather then getting lucky like I did.