If you need deflector wheels with crush sleeves, our 2" rubber contact wheels are now made by us, right here in California and they're on sale for $35 each.
I know you don't need it but I cannot go without commenting again on just how good you are at designing and implementing great ideas. I am in awe of your creation and execution of well designed tools.
I do very little metalwork, but even so I find your projects, craftsmanship, and style absolutely captivating. You are clearly brilliant and I can't help feeling that some commercial industry is somehow missing out on your talents and skills. From the comments below it's also great to see you're such an inspiration across the age range. Nice work as always.
Jeremy, the work you do is meticulous and amazing. Until I watched your videos on your 2' X 72" belt grinder I had no idea how useful one could be and also had no idea I need and want one. Not only do you do excellent quality work in the building process but you also are outstanding at explaining and narrating the build process. Thank you for your great work!
I can only add to the compliments of everyone else who already posted; I follow so many makers on UA-cam, but somehow only your builds are the only ones I actually wait for with some real sense of anticipation and excitement. And I was not left unsatisfied today either. Well done. Greetings from Norway :)
That belt grinder machine is just awesome Jeremy. No other build that I have seen on YT even comes close! Always enjoy watching your videos & admire your work............... :)
I couldn't have said it better myself. I am impressed by your design and wish that your were making them in mass quantities. America needs good quality products like your design.
You did something in this video that I always love watching Matthias Wandel's big build videos - using the unfinished tool to build another part for itself before the tool itself is actually complete. Great stuff! I've never been into metal working, but now I think I'm going to have to build one of these when I have a shop someday because it just looks so damn handy.
I love seeing this use of a belt grinder to help make more parts for itself. A lovely example of your design and fabrication skills and the advantages of the machine itself. EDITED for spelling.
I love your videos, please keep them coming. The fact that you use a hack saw to profile 1\2" steel the best. You prove that you can do anything with brains, elbow grease, and commitment.
Slick Jeremy, as always! :o) Thanks. Edit 4 years later: My activities don't provide me with an excuse to build one... but this tool is still soo delicious it makes me drool!
I don't do any metal work (and never really have much), but I still watch all of your videos with great joy. Well thought out and well explained designs, quality for pretty much a life time and good videography. Keep up the good work Jeremy.
highly functional belt grinder. this new addition is not only stylish, but also incredibly well built imo. so precise - its nice how the beltsander helped create a new addition for itself. I really think you should consider creating a refinded model of this so that i can be produced on a larger scale. The belt grinder and all of their addons would make a fantastic addition to any woodworking shop or machinist shop. great stuff Jeremy, you must feel accomplished :D
dude your attention to detail and technique is seriously inspiring. i one day hope to get to this point cuz my god, you never miss even the tiniest details. its crazy. great videos!
Your design and workmanship are beyond compare, BUT, what I am envious of is your patience while designing these projects. I mean really, I believe you said it took 2 years to design to belt grinder before starting!! I would have blown into the build and then had to work out all the problems... 2 seconds of design and 2 years to fix all the problems!! Keep posting the great videos and projects Brian
Excellent build and video, like always! I think the consumable wheels on the slot attachment is the perfect demonstration of why the spindle sander was invented.
You are a proper engineer. You are extremely talented and your videos are so inspiring to watch. I put you and Matthias Wandel in the same compartment when it comes to innovation and ingenuity and there are not many I would associate with Matthias. Take care, and thanks for posting this video.
As an English tool and die ex apprentice I have done some improvising many times, but you take the biscuit! Incredible results with the surface grinding on the belt grinder!!!!! Maestro!!!!
Jeremy, superb as always... That last frame got me. For anyone who has done compound angle preps for tube welding... I'm speechless. With a removable, adjustable fence on that adjustable angle work rest any angle of prep would be simple and repeatable. That alone would make your grinder worthwhile! Thank you.
You're a very talented man Jeremy. Thank you for sharing your gifts with all of us. I'm very proud to support you on Patreon! And, I'd encourage other fans to do the same - imagine what Jeremy will produce once he has a mill!
I've watched a lot of videos about building a belt grinders and definitely your design is the best, by FAR!!!! I will buy your plans shortly and start building mine. Great work Jeremy!! thanks
I've watched most of your belt grinder vids along with some from other people and decided that this is the project I'm taking on this winter. I'll be buying your plans very soon. Excellent work!
This is true engineering art! Loved it! And the comment about calipers just for fun, shows your addicted to precise and perfect parts, and that's a good habit to measure everything. You are a true craftsman. Keep it going Jeremy, you know we all wait for more of you!
Jeremy, I love your style and your craftsmanship, but mostly I love your thinking processes.......your communication skills aren't bad either......I have been done with my build of your design for many months now......I still use the machine almost every time I enter the shop.....it is a horse !
Nothing but admiration for you Jeremy. Superb content and great video. Thank you for sharing. Always looking forward to your projects.Keep up the great work. All the best from London UK.
jeremy, you asked in another video if we have any project requests. i have been employed as a modelmaker & prototype / mock-up mechanic. a tool most model shops had where i worked was a 20'' disc sander, w/ reversable motor, & degreed platen table. i don't see them at auctions, & they are pricey new. 16'' - 20'' would work. love your design sensability.
Great job, great video. I love how you overcome the lack of equipment by using whatever you have. Your mind is the most powerful shop tool you have. You make good use of it. I admire that.
Impressive as always Jeremy. I know you're a busy guy but wish you produced more videos because I love your projects. Always done so well and so creative.
You have probably already thought about this and decided against it, but I'd like to share my point of view on the matter as a part of your general audience. For your less finalised ideas, you could try experimenting with another format. For example, instead of a long, (generally) ≤ 20 minute video with fully fleshed out ideas, a format where you experiment with one or several new ideas and compress the content into a ≤ 5 minute "bite-sized" video might be more suitable (such as the "Super precise measurements with your phone!" video). As your audience (yes, I am boldly speaking for the majority), we want to see all of the ideas you have, even if you believe they're not worthy of a full ≤ 20 min video. Which is why these "bite-sized" videos, where you share your ideas, would help satiate your viewer's hunger for more content by filling in the gap between the regular "fleshed out" videos.
Awesome work as usual! Best 2x72 belt grinder build! Bought my plans last week and getting steel tomorrow with hopes to complete in next couple weeks! Hope to be able to add on all of the attachments as I go! Cheers
Thousands of 2x72 belt grinder builds on UA-cam. Yours is the only one I'd consider copying. But honestly, I'd rather just throw wads of money at you and buy yours.
I kind of wish you would make a tutorial on mig welding. You're clearly experienced and grinding out a bevel has really helped me get strong, pretty joints, even on materials thicker than my mig can weld.
jeremy, le travail que vous faites est méticuleux et incroyable. Jusqu'à ce que je regarde vos vidéos sur votre broyeur à bande de 2 pi X 72 po, je ne savais pas à quel point cela pouvait être utile et je ne savais pas non plus que j'en avais besoin et que j'en voulais un. remarquable pour expliquer et raconter le processus de construction Merci pour votre excellent travail!
Dude!! I have worked in the foundry industry for 30 years. There are a lot of Belt Grinders out there but I have never seen one like this. Well done!! I would say you should go into business manufacturing them but I also believe the guards and safety devices OSHA would make you attache for an industrial setting would greatly reduce the versatility and effectiveness of the grinder. Again Well done!!
Your belt grinder design is the best on UA-cam. Let me save up money, then I am going to purchase your plan. The plan is around 650baht which is quite a bit of money for me.
Makes me happy to see you getting so much use and enjoyment out of that grinder. It really is an amazing design. Someday I may try tackle that project...but for now back to planning out my CNC router:) Thanks for the video.
Really like your belt sander build & intend to build one myself. Everything in line with one single axis point & multiple attachments ... JUST BRILLIANT
Out of all the UA-cam belt grinders I still think yours is my FAVOURITE!!!! If I had the space and enough money I would probably be building it now....... instead of writing this coment LOL 😊👍👍👍👍
Another fantastic video! It's so satisfying to see such ingenuity, precision and dedication, all so well packaged in such great videos! Thanks for all you do Jeremy!
I assume your dad is a farmer and you work for him. You should definitely get him in a video. I hope he has immense pride for you and what you're doing making stuff. You could probably make building these grinders with your design your career for the rest of your life. Again assuming but there has to be a market for overbuilt grinders for the hardcore.
At around 4:30 when truing the 1/2" with a fence you instinctively fed safely against the grinding wheels rotation. The other direction, climb feed, wouldn't be a good choice but can be quite exciting. Just thinking a little. Well done and keep going. Cheers
@@Jer_Schmidt Or not patch, a badge of honor for your building. If you ever want your VFD's potentiometer remotely mounted or would like fairly repeatable speed settings I would suggest a multiturn pot from Bourns. A 10 turn wirewound would work great. I was going to ask how the balance is for transitioning the 90°? Lastly I have option 4 to add to your list that includes notching the bench, you can always reorient the motor 180° if it offered an improvement with the balance. A cheap shock absorber as a damper is a worthwhile touch if unlocking the clamp could be dangerous. Just thinking... again. Take care.
I'm fine with how it's weighted. I usually stand on the right side of the machine when tilting it, and it's very manageable from there. I have tried unlocking it and letting it flop over under its own weight, and while I wouldn't want to do that every day, it's not too violent.
@@Jer_Schmidt Thanks for the info. Ameriblade... no I think they're called Ameribade for parts. Their prices for bonded wheels is decent and they dynamic balance for 3500 or so. It's hardly worth it for large wheels but pouring 2 part polyurethane with aluminium hub would be a cool video. Polyurethane is available in small volume now and I've poured many suspension bushings and made a few profiled rollers too. You can choose the cured density etc and I've always machine finish to size. Coffee cup molds just aren't what they used to be. Best if luck.
If you need deflector wheels with crush sleeves, our 2" rubber contact wheels are now made by us, right here in California and they're on sale for $35 each.
Now I'm annoyed that I didn't check with you first! Thanks for the info.
where is here in CA?
@AmeriBrade Grinder Why don't you just send him a pair as a Promo. He gets the wheels, you get your promo. Win Win. : )
I know you don't need it but I cannot go without commenting again on just how good you are at designing and implementing great ideas. I am in awe of your creation and execution of well designed tools.
You don’t need a precision mill… you ARE a precision mill.
Totally in awe of what you do, man. Heck of a job!
Got my Jer fix. Had a bit of withdrawal going for a bit there
I do very little metalwork, but even so I find your projects, craftsmanship, and style absolutely captivating. You are clearly brilliant and I can't help feeling that some commercial industry is somehow missing out on your talents and skills. From the comments below it's also great to see you're such an inspiration across the age range. Nice work as always.
Thanks Andrew!
Jeremy, the work you do is meticulous and amazing. Until I watched your videos on your 2' X 72" belt grinder I had no idea how useful one could be and also had no idea I need and want one. Not only do you do excellent quality work in the building process but you also are outstanding at explaining and narrating the build process. Thank you for your great work!
Thank you!
Jeremy, you are welcome and I want to let you know that I purchased your plans.
Oh, well, thank you again for that! :)
Your grinder is probably my favourite self-built power tool I've seen on UA-cam.
I can only add to the compliments of everyone else who already posted; I follow so many makers on UA-cam, but somehow only your builds are the only ones I actually wait for with some real sense of anticipation and excitement. And I was not left unsatisfied today either. Well done. Greetings from Norway :)
That belt grinder machine is just awesome Jeremy. No other build that I have seen on YT even comes close! Always enjoy watching your videos & admire your work............... :)
I couldn't have said it better myself. I am impressed by your design and wish that your were making them in mass quantities. America needs good quality products like your design.
You did something in this video that I always love watching Matthias Wandel's big build videos - using the unfinished tool to build another part for itself before the tool itself is actually complete. Great stuff! I've never been into metal working, but now I think I'm going to have to build one of these when I have a shop someday because it just looks so damn handy.
I love seeing this use of a belt grinder to help make more parts for itself. A lovely example of your design and fabrication skills and the advantages of the machine itself. EDITED for spelling.
I think you have created a very innovative belt sander. The build process to date has been very informative and enjoyable to watch.
I love your videos, please keep them coming. The fact that you use a hack saw to profile 1\2" steel the best. You prove that you can do anything with brains, elbow grease, and commitment.
If every machine in the world would be put together with such dedication and precision, we'd live in a completely different world.
Slick Jeremy, as always! :o) Thanks.
Edit 4 years later: My activities don't provide me with an excuse to build one... but this tool is still soo delicious it makes me drool!
I don't do any metal work (and never really have much), but I still watch all of your videos with great joy.
Well thought out and well explained designs, quality for pretty much a life time and good videography.
Keep up the good work Jeremy.
highly functional belt grinder. this new addition is not only stylish, but also incredibly well built imo. so precise - its nice how the beltsander helped create a new addition for itself. I really think you should consider creating a refinded model of this so that i can be produced on a larger scale. The belt grinder and all of their addons would make a fantastic addition to any woodworking shop or machinist shop. great stuff Jeremy, you must feel accomplished :D
dude your attention to detail and technique is seriously inspiring. i one day hope to get to this point cuz my god, you never miss even the tiniest details. its crazy. great videos!
Your design and workmanship are beyond compare, BUT, what I am envious of is your patience while designing these projects. I mean really, I believe you said it took 2 years to design to belt grinder before starting!! I would have blown into the build and then had to work out all the problems... 2 seconds of design and 2 years to fix all the problems!!
Keep posting the great videos and projects
Brian
Thanks!
If you want to see how much the design evolved in those two years, I posted a screenshot of an early design on my Instagram page a while back.
Excellent build and video, like always!
I think the consumable wheels on the slot attachment is the perfect demonstration of why the spindle sander was invented.
You are a proper engineer. You are extremely talented and your videos are so inspiring to watch. I put you and Matthias Wandel in the same compartment when it comes to innovation and ingenuity and there are not many I would associate with Matthias. Take care, and thanks for posting this video.
PG Tips True. We need to get Jeremy, Mathias, and This Old Tony together to make something cool
D H They could design the SandingPantoRouterBandsawLathe for the small workshop. 😂
My friend, your belt sander is probably the best in youtube.
Awesome as always, I bought a portable band saw for $100.00 now I’m no longer a hacksaw slave. 👍God bless and keep em coming...
this build just keeps getting better and better and better and better.
how detailed and precise your work is .. even the manufacturer may not be more precise than you .. great job 👏👏👏👍👍👍
As an English tool and die ex apprentice I have done some improvising many times, but you take the biscuit! Incredible results with the surface grinding on the belt grinder!!!!! Maestro!!!!
Jeremy, superb as always...
That last frame got me.
For anyone who has done compound angle preps for tube welding...
I'm speechless.
With a removable, adjustable fence on that adjustable angle work rest any angle of prep would be simple and repeatable.
That alone would make your grinder worthwhile!
Thank you.
I hadn’t even thought about that particular use case. Good point!
Just in time! Starting the build next week! I will send you a link to the video. Great plans! Highly recommended!
Dude, you're some kind of genius! Of all the self built grinders I've seen, this is by far the best one ! Very well thought out.
You're a very talented man Jeremy. Thank you for sharing your gifts with all of us. I'm very proud to support you on Patreon! And, I'd encourage other fans to do the same - imagine what Jeremy will produce once he has a mill!
Thank you!
Slickest and best designed self made belt grinder i have ever seen.
There is something amazingly satisfying about using a tool to make more bits for that tool!
I'm so glad I bought the plans for this grinder. Looking forward to getting into building it this summer.
I've watched a lot of videos about building a belt grinders and definitely your design is the best, by FAR!!!! I will buy your plans shortly and start building mine.
Great work Jeremy!! thanks
Can you imagine how deadly this guys attachments for his lathe when he gets one. Another great bid sir.
I have a lathe.
I've watched most of your belt grinder vids along with some from other people and decided that this is the project I'm taking on this winter. I'll be buying your plans very soon. Excellent work!
This is true engineering art! Loved it! And the comment about calipers just for fun, shows your addicted to precise and perfect parts, and that's a good habit to measure everything. You are a true craftsman. Keep it going Jeremy, you know we all wait for more of you!
Thank you!
Wow the attention to detail is incredible, nicely built!
You sure have a fertile, creative mind. Your design on my wish list. Hopefully this year, I'll be able to fit it in. Excellent work!
Jeremy, I love your style and your craftsmanship, but mostly I love your thinking processes.......your communication skills aren't bad either......I have been done with my build of your design for many months now......I still use the machine almost every time I enter the shop.....it is a horse !
Thank you!
Nothing but admiration for you Jeremy. Superb content and great video. Thank you for sharing. Always looking forward to your projects.Keep up the great work. All the best from London UK.
jeremy, you asked in another video if we have any project requests. i have been employed as a modelmaker & prototype / mock-up mechanic. a tool most model shops had where i worked was a 20'' disc sander, w/ reversable motor, & degreed platen table. i don't see them at auctions, & they are pricey new. 16'' - 20'' would work. love your design sensability.
So glad to see you getting this video up. Great set up. Great explanation and the plans are clear and concise.
Thanks!
Great job, great video. I love how you overcome the lack of equipment by using whatever you have. Your mind is the most powerful shop tool you have. You make good use of it. I admire that.
Jeremy, your skill, and craftsmanship are incredible. I always look forward to watching your videos. Thanks. Oh, nice welding.
Thank you!
I love the attention to details and how meticulous you are.
Lovely videos, as always!
peeling away tape to reveal machined surfaces is so satisfying.
Impressive as always Jeremy. I know you're a busy guy but wish you produced more videos because I love your projects. Always done so well and so creative.
I'd love to make more but I don't have enough good ideas. I have a lot of ideas but they rarely reach a point that I'm ready to share them...
You have probably already thought about this and decided against it, but I'd like to share my point of view on the matter as a part of your general audience.
For your less finalised ideas, you could try experimenting with another format.
For example, instead of a long, (generally) ≤ 20 minute video with fully fleshed out ideas, a format where you experiment with one or several new ideas and compress the content into a ≤ 5 minute "bite-sized" video might be more suitable (such as the "Super precise measurements with your phone!" video).
As your audience (yes, I am boldly speaking for the majority), we want to see all of the ideas you have, even if you believe they're not worthy of a full ≤ 20 min video. Which is why these "bite-sized" videos, where you share your ideas, would help satiate your viewer's hunger for more content by filling in the gap between the regular "fleshed out" videos.
Awesome work as usual! Best 2x72 belt grinder build! Bought my plans last week and getting steel tomorrow with hopes to complete in next couple weeks! Hope to be able to add on all of the attachments as I go! Cheers
Great, thank you!
Your belt grinder is just absolutely awesome! Super versatile and clever!
Thousands of 2x72 belt grinder builds on UA-cam. Yours is the only one I'd consider copying. But honestly, I'd rather just throw wads of money at you and buy yours.
I am just absolutely amazed. I really am so eager to get to the point I can build this, it is driving me crazy.
I have always thought a belt grinder would be nice to have. Now I crave one desperately thanks to you.
Hi Jeremy! I'm happy to see new video from you. I was afraid you abandoned video making and I'm glad I was mistaken :) You're an inspiration.
I love your fabrication and designs. You need a plasma burn table or a portable band saw for your cuts. Great work keep them coming!!!!!
I kind of wish you would make a tutorial on mig welding. You're clearly experienced and grinding out a bevel has really helped me get strong, pretty joints, even on materials thicker than my mig can weld.
pure beauty ! With this much skills you can redesign boing 747 at your workshop. I literally wait for your videos.
jeremy, le travail que vous faites est méticuleux et incroyable. Jusqu'à ce que je regarde vos vidéos sur votre broyeur à bande de 2 pi X 72 po, je ne savais pas à quel point cela pouvait être utile et je ne savais pas non plus que j'en avais besoin et que j'en voulais un. remarquable pour expliquer et raconter le processus de construction Merci pour votre excellent travail!
Man I wish you sold these as complete, ready to go set ups. Beautiful work :)
Dude!! I have worked in the foundry industry for 30 years. There are a lot of Belt Grinders out there but I have never seen one like this. Well done!!
I would say you should go into business manufacturing them but I also believe the guards and safety devices OSHA would make you attache for an industrial setting would greatly reduce the versatility and effectiveness of the grinder.
Again Well done!!
Your belt grinder design is the best on UA-cam. Let me save up money, then I am going to purchase your plan. The plan is around 650baht which is quite a bit of money for me.
@ 9:41 Froggy 🐸 went a courting 💝
It shows that you actually put time into editing your videos. Part of what makes them so enjoyable to watch. 👍🏻👍🏻
That's a cricket.
Hey, I’m 17, looking to get into metalworking as a profession. I’ve recently learned how to MIG weld! You’re a huge inspiration to me
Love to hear that. Thank you!
Makes me happy to see you getting so much use and enjoyment out of that grinder. It really is an amazing design. Someday I may try tackle that project...but for now back to planning out my CNC router:) Thanks for the video.
I really liked the shots of the welding. Nice video!
Really like your belt sander build & intend to build one myself. Everything in line with one single axis point & multiple attachments ... JUST BRILLIANT
10/10 as always, Jeremy. Always happy to see a new video from you. Your precision is cathartic!
Great series on the belt grinder. I'm thoroughly enjoying it!
Jeremy, your engineering, and ability to apply are motivating. Keep up the great work brother. Great content!
Coming attraction: mill build. There are a bunch of UA-cam grinders. I do not think any....I mean any approach this quality. Your folks must be proud.
Good job man you realy did it perfect nice and easy .
Definitely one of the best engineering channels on YT. Excellent design machine(s) and video production.
Regards Mark in the UK
Another awesome build Jeremy! Can't wait to see you get a mill!!!
What a amazing tool you have built!! Very talented young man!!
engineering meets craftsmanship with finesse... Nice work man!
Out of all the UA-cam belt grinders I still think yours is my FAVOURITE!!!! If I had the space and enough money I would probably be building it now....... instead of writing this coment LOL 😊👍👍👍👍
Another fantastic video! It's so satisfying to see such ingenuity, precision and dedication, all so well packaged in such great videos! Thanks for all you do Jeremy!
I like your methodical approach to things
Enjoy watching you work Jeremy. Great production values and content as always. Wish you well with sale of these plans.
You are one of my favorite channels to watch. Thanks for an other awesome and inspiring video.👍👍
Now that's some insane craftsmanship
Jerry, I used rubber vacuum hose and hammered it down onto to my spindles, works great. BTW really nice job on the grinder and videos documenting it.
Really good engineering for the grinder and al the attachments! I am impressed
Amazing grinder. I know it has already been said, but it can’t be said enough. Great talent and attention to detail. Keep up the great work.
Great job Jeremy. Your videos are amazing. Easily one of the best channels I have subscribed to.
I love the progress on this belt grinder!
I assume your dad is a farmer and you work for him. You should definitely get him in a video. I hope he has immense pride for you and what you're doing making stuff.
You could probably make building these grinders with your design your career for the rest of your life. Again assuming but there has to be a market for overbuilt grinders for the hardcore.
I aslo would like to see that
At around 4:30 when truing the 1/2" with a fence you instinctively fed safely against the grinding wheels rotation. The other direction, climb feed, wouldn't be a good choice but can be quite exciting. Just thinking a little. Well done and keep going. Cheers
Indeed. I'd probably have a wall to patch!
@@Jer_Schmidt Or not patch, a badge of honor for your building. If you ever want your VFD's potentiometer remotely mounted or would like fairly repeatable speed settings I would suggest a multiturn pot from Bourns. A 10 turn wirewound would work great. I was going to ask how the balance is for transitioning the 90°? Lastly I have option 4 to add to your list that includes notching the bench, you can always reorient the motor 180° if it offered an improvement with the balance. A cheap shock absorber as a damper is a worthwhile touch if unlocking the clamp could be dangerous. Just thinking... again. Take care.
I'm fine with how it's weighted. I usually stand on the right side of the machine when tilting it, and it's very manageable from there. I have tried unlocking it and letting it flop over under its own weight, and while I wouldn't want to do that every day, it's not too violent.
@@Jer_Schmidt Thanks for the info. Ameriblade... no I think they're called Ameribade for parts. Their prices for bonded wheels is decent and they dynamic balance for 3500 or so. It's hardly worth it for large wheels but pouring 2 part polyurethane with aluminium hub would be a cool video. Polyurethane is available in small volume now and I've poured many suspension bushings and made a few profiled rollers too. You can choose the cured density etc and I've always machine finish to size. Coffee cup molds just aren't what they used to be. Best if luck.
Watching smart people doing smart things makes a lot of fun 👍
Someone sponsor a mill for this dude, then we can get more Jer more often
Somebody sponsor a shop for me, then I can buy a mill
Excellent work as always Jeremy! There's something satisfying about using a tool to make parts and accessories for that tool. 😊
Hi Jeremy, another really useful accessory for your belt grinder! It's really quite impressive work on your part. Thanks for the videos! Well done!!
That is an incredible machine you've build, linking all the attachments.
Dude you have got some freaking skills. What an awesome grinder.
Your work is so good it looks factory made. Also. I am 8,pressed with all the thought you put into each of your pieces.
If you drill the thread out of a nut and grind it round you'll have one fat washer instead of needing a stack. Great video Jer!
Excellent work as always! Missed ya. Don't stay away so long next time.
Great series. You might consider building a conversion for your band saw to make it work vertically.
you aer a hellava engineer. i enjoy watching you make tools because you clearly love making them
Great photography and editing. I love your videos and I can't wait to see what you can do when you get a mill.
I have followed your grinder from the beginning and it really has come out great man. Great work. Cheers from sunny South Africa