2" x 72" Belt Grinder

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 910

  • @MakeitExtreme
    @MakeitExtreme  7 років тому +20

    The Plan is ready for this project! :)
    Get the plan Here: bit.ly/MIEplans

    • @thithuhanguyen3767
      @thithuhanguyen3767 7 років тому

      Make it Extreme tube bending

    • @Jeng-x5b
      @Jeng-x5b 6 років тому

      Make it Extre

    • @bernysoto3096
      @bernysoto3096 6 років тому +1

      Es una mierda 😅👎👎👎👎👎

    • @ojiakachukwuka4006
      @ojiakachukwuka4006 5 років тому

      Make it hi

    • @ننناصر-غ1ل
      @ننناصر-غ1ل 5 років тому

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  • @AMalas
    @AMalas 8 років тому +74

    tip: put a slight crown on the rollers so that the belt will self center no matter what you do!

    • @villeqq4789
      @villeqq4789 8 років тому +8

      You missed the point of having a belt sander like this. It's a feature that he can miss align the belt.

    • @pcfreak1992
      @pcfreak1992 8 років тому +3

      I had the same idea. A slight crown would most likely also help stabilize the belt since it moves quite a bit when in active use.

    • @AMalas
      @AMalas 8 років тому +1

      ***** maube your use differs from what ive seen... Why would you want miss align the belt?

    • @villeqq4789
      @villeqq4789 8 років тому

      So you can sand curved objects

    • @AMalas
      @AMalas 8 років тому +3

      ***** watch the belt sander made by Matthias Wandel. If you want to sand curved objects you put a curved backing plate at the base behind the strip...

  • @vigilante004
    @vigilante004 8 років тому

    Eric here from High Point, NC U.S.A. I like working with wood but, thanks to you guys I just bought my first angle grinder. Now I need to learn to weld. Keep doing what you do. Thanks.

  • @AddictedtoProjects
    @AddictedtoProjects 8 років тому +59

    Not sure whether you've noticed, but there appears to be something wrong with the headstock bearings on your lathe? You can see that when you are drilling the workpiece, the whole chuck moves back and forth. May want to have a look at that! ;)

    • @tonyennis3008
      @tonyennis3008 8 років тому +8

      That's why his facing cuts are pretty ugly.

    • @HomeDistiller
      @HomeDistiller 8 років тому +5

      i was going to say the same thing. that lathe needs some work.. and ether the power feed doesnt work or he doesnt know how to use it

    • @jossfitzsimons
      @jossfitzsimons 8 років тому

      it might be the camera moving a bit on a loose crosslide.

    • @HomeDistiller
      @HomeDistiller 8 років тому +5

      +Joss Fitzsimons no you can clearly see the Chuck moved back into the headstock while he's doing any drilling or turning cuts

    • @joeygonzo
      @joeygonzo 8 років тому +2

      Good eye. He probably needs to tighten the cams .

  • @NotonlyWood
    @NotonlyWood 8 років тому +2

    That's an awesome belt grinder.
    I like the tensioner and belt tracking Idea.

  • @GogogoFolowMe
    @GogogoFolowMe 8 років тому +73

    Basic "Make It Extreme" tools :
    - Plasma cutter
    - MIG welder
    - Lathe
    I think I may need some cash...

    • @Tsagami
      @Tsagami 7 років тому +5

      GogogoFollowMe You need also a big air compressor for the plasma cutter..

    • @zackeryferguson9726
      @zackeryferguson9726 7 років тому +1

      GogogoFollowMe harbor freight you can get most every tool you'll need for wood and metal working for about 3k. of course you'll need to upgrade later because they're not the Best but they'll do good until you sell stuff make your money back and get better tools. then you can either sell the old ones and be able to get more or keep in case the good ones break because harbor freight has the awesome return policy

    • @aimDiego
      @aimDiego 7 років тому +1

      Maybe there's a video of how they made those tools too, and you could save up a lot.

    • @frankbritt2172
      @frankbritt2172 6 років тому

      GogogoFollowMe not to mention the kick ass metal tubing cutter...

    • @AndrewBrowner
      @AndrewBrowner 6 років тому

      plasma cutter gets replaced with an angle grinder (60$)
      mig welders can be pretty cheap but stick welding is even cheaper (200$)
      an a metal lathe.. well theres no replacement for a solid lathe (6000$)
      maybe skip the lath and make some wooden pulleys or buy premade pulleys.. or make all your projects out of square material haha

  • @picturetech
    @picturetech 7 років тому

    Absolute GENIUS to add that adjustment wheel that can pull and maintain that belt THAT off center. It allows you to work stock at different angles with inside and outside bends. I think everyone believes the belt was just drifting off center while you were working the knife. If people payed more attention to what they were watching (again GENIUS), instead of just trying to correct what they believe are mistakes, they would have been just as impressed as I am. I hope they re-watch this and discover your creativity.

    • @picturetech
      @picturetech 7 років тому

      Rocket Launching Llama Pretty cool huh. I saw that but kept re-winding until I figured it out because it looked soooo strange. I kept wondering why it took him so long to correct the tracking until I realized that he was using it to his advantage, then corrected the tracking when he needed it flat. It wasn't made all that clear in the description or video because of the timelapse.

  • @laurakampf
    @laurakampf 8 років тому +13

    i think that everytime i watch one of your videos "this is awesome, i wanna try it!"

  • @studio1005
    @studio1005 8 років тому +2

    Well, plus for creativity :)
    Assemble such machine by welding, this is something new, I hope you will not have problems centering the belt.
    Since such a machine requires high precision positioning of all components, welding has a tendency to to bend
    metal.
    I wish you fruitful work on the new machine.

  • @ScrapwoodCity
    @ScrapwoodCity 8 років тому +4

    Magic! Once again, awesome build! Thanks for sharing!

  • @DIYCreators
    @DIYCreators 8 років тому +4

    So extreme. What you do is untouchable! :)

  • @lukasdon0007
    @lukasdon0007 8 років тому +16

    Tip: modify the rollers to have a slight bulge outwards in the middle, instead of being perfectly cylindrical. This will keep the belt centred. They're called "crowned pulleys".
    See this article for some extra information on how it works:
    woodgears.ca/bandsaw/crowned_pulleys.html

    • @scrager4
      @scrager4 8 років тому +2

      on a bandsaw you always want the blade centered. on a belt grinder, you want to be able to slide the belt to the edge for concave and inside corner sanding. The tracking knob and flat wheels allows this.

    • @hotdognr12323
      @hotdognr12323 8 років тому

      Having the adjustment roller crowned would make it so that the belt is both adjustable and doesn't wander like you see in the video.

    • @epicman23478
      @epicman23478 8 років тому

      It was not wandering he was adjusting the tracing knob

    • @lukasdon0007
      @lukasdon0007 8 років тому +1

      Clifton Clendenen
      Without crowned pulleys a belt will wander. There is nothing preventing it, after all.
      There is absolutely zero reason not to use a crowned pulley. Not sure why some people are 'defending' that.

    • @epicman23478
      @epicman23478 8 років тому

      +Lukas don i was never defending it, he was just using the tracking knob.

  •  8 років тому

    Another awesome build!
    Small note: the gas springs should be mounted with the shaft pointing down, so that the oil inside lubricate the seals. They will last longer that way. And it will track better with a crown in the rollers (a couple of turns of tape in the middle should be enough).

  • @Jer_Schmidt
    @Jer_Schmidt 8 років тому +14

    Just fantastic!! I need one so bad now! :)

  • @fitzyholden1036
    @fitzyholden1036 8 років тому

    Mate that's gold. You really make some good stuff and far better than a lot of off the shelf gear. Like the design as it is easy to maintain and so will last forever in the right hands.

  • @Firion13
    @Firion13 8 років тому +34

    if you make slightly crowned rollers the belt stays aligned on the crown automatically.

    • @siggyincr7447
      @siggyincr7447 8 років тому +5

      You beat me to it. The aligning wheel is a nice touch but crowning the rest of the wheels would help keep it running centered while working.

    • @bladder1010
      @bladder1010 8 років тому

      Me three.

    • @ivannekic1722
      @ivannekic1722 6 років тому +1

      Nope, just stronger spring.

  • @officecrazy7
    @officecrazy7 4 роки тому

    Great as always. Fabricating useful tools from raw materials. Rockstar.

  • @DIYBuilds
    @DIYBuilds 8 років тому +6

    Professional! Nice job!

  • @jockellis
    @jockellis 5 років тому

    Having been a belt polisher of gas turbine blades from four years at GE Power Systems Airfoils I might offer a couple of suggestions. First the horizontal part of the belt at the bottom needs to be open on both sides so that you can get your workpiece underneath it. By doing this you can have the belt bend and produce curves. Second. All the rollers could probably be bought cheaper than you could make them. All are metal except the one closest to you which is rubber. As one poster noted, it needs a crown, a very slight crown. It appears that your arm moves which is perfect. Norton makes what we found to be the best belts - ours were 144 inches long - and are layered to allow fresh grit to contact the workpiece.
    You did a magnificent job on this. Norton is the same company which makes rocks for angle grinders.

  • @eternalknives9829
    @eternalknives9829 8 років тому +7

    7:07 Best way to sharpen your pencil! (Thanks for another great video!)

  • @BrassLock
    @BrassLock 8 років тому

    The whole video kept me glued to the screen for 8 mins and 24 seconds even though I don't have a plasma cutter or your welding skills. Great stuff!

  • @Bazuzeus
    @Bazuzeus 8 років тому +3

    Very useful when you do have a lot of pencils to grind

  • @zackeryferguson9726
    @zackeryferguson9726 7 років тому

    I really love what y'all do and seeing the creations, the 1 thing I dislike is no break downs or plans

  • @MattDiresta
    @MattDiresta 8 років тому +4

    dude!! f'n amazing! i would kill to work with you for a month and just absorb some of your knowledge and skills! much love!

  • @johnwurst6691
    @johnwurst6691 8 років тому

    I like your ideas. A linisher/belt sander is my most used machine in my shop. Good use of gas springs but you have to turn them 180 degrees as the shaft needs lubrication (oil) on the seals!

  • @aipresenting
    @aipresenting 8 років тому +6

    You are certainty the BEST!

  • @EliAngwin
    @EliAngwin 5 років тому

    From fabricator/welder to another- that machine is awesome!!

  • @theVonThompsons
    @theVonThompsons 8 років тому +3

    yes...this is awesome!

  • @joekafara
    @joekafara 6 років тому

    Hats off dude I'm not jealous of your video or your skill level!! You do know how to use the equipment that you have properly!! That is rare!! I'M JEALOUS OF THE FACT THAT YOU HAVE THE TIME TO CREATE SUCH PIECES OF WORK!!! KEEPING THE MAIL TRADE ALIVE!! GOOD FOR YOU BROTHER

  • @SpecialStealth
    @SpecialStealth 7 років тому +5

    You guys are incredible. I am a follower. Can't wait for your next project......

    • @MakeitExtreme
      @MakeitExtreme  7 років тому +4

      Thank you!

    • @desmes62
      @desmes62 7 років тому +2

      Il faut donner aux galets une légère forme de tonneau, de cette façon la bande sera auto centrée.
      Vous ne le saviez pas ?
      Essayez vous verrez, c'est magique.

  • @Pascal_Robert--Rc_Creations
    @Pascal_Robert--Rc_Creations 8 років тому

    I like the fact that it's written "helmet" on the helmet, like if he could forget it...

  • @SGudur
    @SGudur 8 років тому

    You can also plan for a dust collection system! Are you keeping it for another day? We would like to see your version! Please build whats on your mind, for us!

  • @damontan8537
    @damontan8537 8 років тому +8

    You should make a homemade go kart

  • @merouanemegdad8041
    @merouanemegdad8041 3 роки тому

    Your work is very good. You are a person full of charity.thank you

  • @aserta
    @aserta 8 років тому +3

    Is your thrust bearing on the lathe ok? Seems like the whole thing is moving in a few mm in.

    • @aserta
      @aserta 8 років тому +1

      Also, you need to crown your tracking wheel. Otherwise, as you can see, the belt will dance all over the place regardless of how you keep it aligned. I think the tractor wheel is supposed to be crowned as well, but i'm not sure. Mine isn't and sometimes if i push it really hard it will slip. The last two are ok as they are.

    • @derrickquintal
      @derrickquintal 5 років тому

      I was wondering if anyone else noticed that!

  • @TRUMPLocalWallBuildersUnion
    @TRUMPLocalWallBuildersUnion 8 років тому

    nice job guys ! looks amazing ... u should machine the aluminum rollers with a slight hump in the middle ..it will keep the belt centered while grinding!

  • @Bloodray19
    @Bloodray19 8 років тому +8

    not a bad video, but i would rather enjoy it with commentary. It's just my opinion.

  • @pacowang283
    @pacowang283 8 років тому

    This is the Best channel on UA-cam! You guys are Master Builders. You inspire

  • @evanhasson6032
    @evanhasson6032 7 років тому +4

    Your lathe sees more action than my right hand on Saturday night...

  • @chennemeyer
    @chennemeyer 7 років тому

    This is my new favorite channel, exceptional work, lots of great ideas with basic materials to start. Only complaint is the finish on the lathe work, its kind of abysmal, but I understand the head bearing/bushing has problems and I probably couldn't do better.

  • @crazethedave
    @crazethedave 8 років тому +1

    I've been wanting to build a belt grinder for long time now,it's the pulleys that are expensive.you killed it,turned out awesome..

  • @louisdellanno5801
    @louisdellanno5801 8 років тому

    Wow! I've watch a lot of home made belt sander videos. Yours is clearly the best hands down

  • @klab3929
    @klab3929 6 років тому

    You make it look so easy and so professional

  • @FLyyyT_
    @FLyyyT_ 8 років тому +1

    I'm pretty sure I watched this already. But I added it to my watch list again because it is just dang good.

  • @XerfThingol
    @XerfThingol 8 років тому

    Love the idea how you made autotension mechanism.

  • @UltimateMaking
    @UltimateMaking 8 років тому

    best makers ever in this world guys
    where did you get a huge lathe like this one and the aluminium pieces ?

  • @cybercapri
    @cybercapri 8 років тому

    Anything worth doing, is worth doing EXTREME... Well done....

  • @AbouzarKaboudian
    @AbouzarKaboudian 8 років тому +1

    You are an artist! Well done!

  • @SGudur
    @SGudur 8 років тому

    This is what happens when Engineers have money! Awesomeeeee build brother!

  • @juliocalderonherrera6297
    @juliocalderonherrera6297 7 років тому

    hey guys¡¡ i want to thank you for all your creativity , its awesome the work you do, but the most remarkable is how you help to people around the world to get a better way of life , congratulations

  • @dekebell3307
    @dekebell3307 5 років тому

    Man, every one of your videos I watch blows me away. Your craftsmanship is simply amazing.

  • @WoodenCreationz
    @WoodenCreationz 8 років тому

    Why do you guys not have a Million Subscribers... For sure one of my very very very best channels I watch.. And you guys followed me 1st! LOL! Loved this belt grider... Freakin pimp! Would love to hang out with you guys.. but I dont think the wife is down for me buying the plane ticket! $$$$$$ Keep doin what your doin guys! Loved the build!

    • @MakeitExtreme
      @MakeitExtreme  8 років тому

      haha Thank you my friend! I appreciate it!

  • @DmytroLutsenko
    @DmytroLutsenko 8 років тому +2

    Its that kind of situation, when you press "like" button before watching video itself. crazy build, guys. you are awesome!

  • @AboutTheBuild
    @AboutTheBuild 5 років тому

    Sweet build! Alot of "experts" in the comments telling you how to do something they cant.

  • @davidendres7808
    @davidendres7808 5 років тому

    With out a doubt the best grinder build I have seen a bit slower on the video would be great if the plans are available this is what I will build

  • @craftedworkshop
    @craftedworkshop 8 років тому

    Dude, awesome work! I'd like to give this a shot.

  • @Mistraker
    @Mistraker 8 років тому

    That's a nice looking grinder. Bang-up job. From my experience in building my own, I think your have a slight alignment issue there, judging from the way the belt shifts when you apply pressure. Check the angle of your axles, and make sure the wheels are all lined up. When you get it bang on, that belt won't shift when you press hard on it.

  • @Regular6782
    @Regular6782 8 років тому

    Great video and great project. That poor old lathe needs some TLC, fair bit of backlash in the headstock.

  • @jasonb4350
    @jasonb4350 5 років тому

    Bro you are a mad scientist! You have next level talent.

  • @jacksiscavage6265
    @jacksiscavage6265 7 років тому

    Lol, This is all photo shop and green screen!...... Only kidding! Awesome inspiration for everyone. Thank you for the inspiration and the entertainment.

  • @haroonmunir9106
    @haroonmunir9106 7 років тому

    Amazing job very good quality of workmanship with minimum of equipment

  • @jeremyrock9305
    @jeremyrock9305 5 років тому

    This is the simplest best designed belt grinder I’ve seen well done 👍. I will be building like yours.

  • @Macca81
    @Macca81 5 років тому

    Fair bit of lateral movement in that belt during use!

  • @ecrusch
    @ecrusch 5 років тому

    You guys can work in my shop ANYTIME!
    Another Top-Notch project!

  • @baldcreations8044
    @baldcreations8044 8 років тому

    Without question all your work is second to none, well done guys love your videos

  • @danthemakerman
    @danthemakerman 8 років тому

    10 out of 10 guys, your videos are always on point.

  • @jeremiahhale5001
    @jeremiahhale5001 7 років тому

    I've done something like this before but I used a pair of retro roller skates for donor belt wheels.

  • @chrifsalim1986
    @chrifsalim1986 7 років тому

    You are a creative and funny person at the same time

  • @markreardon3472
    @markreardon3472 8 років тому

    Nice addition to your arsenal of metal working machines. As I said awesome as usual.

  • @TrojanHorse1959
    @TrojanHorse1959 8 років тому

    Awesome belt grinder! I built a similar one years ago, I wish I had thought of using the cylinders instead of springs to set belt tension.

  • @northjerseykevin3915
    @northjerseykevin3915 7 років тому

    Awesome........green is my favorite color too

  • @danradusinovich332
    @danradusinovich332 7 років тому

    A Serious Grinder, love it

  • @DYLANTRIES
    @DYLANTRIES 8 років тому

    Hope to see this channel continue to grow

  • @dannogreen561
    @dannogreen561 6 років тому

    a belt grinder diy that finally has guys that kinda know how to weld

  • @WildmanTech
    @WildmanTech 8 років тому

    Excellent job!I have got to build one of those!

  • @TehRealCanadarocker
    @TehRealCanadarocker 8 років тому

    Brilliant build, I love the gas struts, genius, simple idea

  • @pemtax557
    @pemtax557 5 років тому

    WOW ... Extreme sums it up well. Beautiful design and build!! Cheers

  • @jimmurphy8979
    @jimmurphy8979 8 років тому

    Crown the idler pully sand you will keep the belt centre . The cylinders to help tension are upside down and really not an appropriate application for the problem ,so much fine dust extra in that area they will chop out the seals in no time . A good spring set up and it would be OK . Put the guard back on that grinder as well because you know it makes sense !!!! Out here in the you tube arena " monkey see monkey do "

  • @moojoojoo69
    @moojoojoo69 7 років тому

    i've watched many videos here doing this kind of project but this is insane make it extreme!want to see more project coming from you guys!up for the good work!

  • @BernardoTutoriales
    @BernardoTutoriales 5 років тому

    ¡¡Qué barbaridad!! Es impresionante lo que haces en todos y cada uno de tus vídeos, hombre... Sencillamente increible. No creo que haya máquina que no seas capaz de recrear. Felicidades.
    Un saludo

  • @bobbyw9046
    @bobbyw9046 8 років тому

    Quite impressive - but if I had to make one criticism I'd say the belt wondering issue has to be remedied. Other than that, you should be quite proud of your work.

  • @larrychristian7239
    @larrychristian7239 5 років тому

    you did an incredible vice, but I think Jeremy Schmidt made the belt grinder you wish you had made. It is extreme, and will last forever.

  • @Isanafalk
    @Isanafalk 8 років тому

    What a masculine motor!

  • @MattDiresta
    @MattDiresta 8 років тому

    very cool build! im loving everything your doing more and more! much love brother!

  • @BIGCHIEF305
    @BIGCHIEF305 8 років тому

    This is my favorite build so far.

  • @footclutch
    @footclutch 8 років тому

    Extremely well thought out functional art. Thanks for sharing.

  • @drmkiwi
    @drmkiwi 8 років тому

    Looks better than a Beaumont! Thanks.

  • @mfwoodshop
    @mfwoodshop 8 років тому

    Love this one, self to tensioning belt hell ya!!!

  • @Something2LookAt
    @Something2LookAt 8 років тому

    I am just so amazed. So glad I subscribed! And looks like you have a silver play button coming. I can only imagine what you're going to do to it. :)

    • @MakeitExtreme
      @MakeitExtreme  8 років тому

      haha Thanks!! The true is something i thought to do with this play button!

  • @theonlyalan731
    @theonlyalan731 7 років тому

    The whole time I'm watching this video I'm like no don't do it that way what are you thinking!? But it turned out all right in the end. As several have mentioned, a crowned roller or two would do wonders for the tracking. With properly crowned rollers, the belt hardly budges from side to side even when you grind heavily off center.

  • @АндрейГерц-р8м
    @АндрейГерц-р8м 5 років тому

    Some kind of metal magic.

  • @johnwildwest1
    @johnwildwest1 8 років тому

    dont change a thing ur stuff is gold, great videos

  •  6 років тому

    Just amazing!

  • @markhenry5492
    @markhenry5492 7 років тому

    Now what did that poor pencil ever do to you?
    .... Bloody brilliant work!

  • @GaryT1952
    @GaryT1952 8 років тому

    Outstanding! You absolutely rock

  • @DIYTyler
    @DIYTyler 8 років тому

    Solid man! In my list but it's so long!

  • @BradleyMakesThings
    @BradleyMakesThings 8 років тому

    Awesome as always!

  • @SWFabrication.
    @SWFabrication. 7 років тому

    That is AWESOME. Great job

  • @blackcat2075
    @blackcat2075 8 років тому

    ITS GOOD TO SEE SOME ONE LIKE ME

  • @07HDFatboy
    @07HDFatboy 8 років тому

    Great belt sander.