Shopmade Oscillating Edge Sander

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  • Опубліковано 18 гру 2024

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  • @JohnHeisz
    @JohnHeisz 10 років тому +68

    Oh Man! Thing of BEAUTY! Another amazing project Roy!
    That's a really cool way to make the belt oscillate.

    • @dwhite289
      @dwhite289 10 років тому +1

      Way cool

    • @ValeraCarpenter
      @ValeraCarpenter 10 років тому

      Отлично получилось, спасибо за видео!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому +3

      John Heisz Thank you very much John for the kind words. Much appreciated. I feel it came out ok, but from a design point of view the dust collector is kinda bulky. but it needed to be ridgid to support the top spindle sander table. Well, performance is more important than looks, but it doesnt hurt:)

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Dan White Thank you Dan

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      ***** Thanks Chuck!

  • @cybercapri
    @cybercapri 9 років тому

    I must have watched this video 10 times already, if not more, and it keeps getting better and better every time as I pick up more wonderful ideas... I hope to copy this build one day soon as this is by far the best best sander I have seen; including one's for purchase too... Up keep, adjustment, and reasonably priced plus one comes away with the satisfaction of doing it themselves... Thanks for sharing...

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому +1

      Paul Bialozor Thank you for the kind comment Paul, it is much appreciated, and I am glad you find it interesting

  • @alexpettigrew8971
    @alexpettigrew8971 10 років тому +4

    Well that is just an amazing design. Your method of inducing the oscillation is ingenious.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому +1

      Alex Pettigrew Thank you for the kind comments Alex, It worked out great

    • @josephbooth4402
      @josephbooth4402 9 років тому

      Thanks for your amazing and intuitive video great to watch thanks again

  • @Kerndrup
    @Kerndrup 9 років тому

    I caught myself watching this video for the fourth time right now .. This is without doubt the best DIY machine video I have seen !! and I have seen MANY ..
    Hope to see more videos from you in the future! Thank you very much!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      +Esben Kerndrup Thanks Esben for that generous comment, it ismuch appreciated.Hopefully I willbe able to put out more content in 2016,but timewillshow.thanks for watching and commenting Sir

  • @Walt1119
    @Walt1119 9 років тому +3

    Great build and the oscillating part was amazing never seen it approached like that! If your not going to do plans(I know they are hard to do) then maybe another video or two showing more of parts of the build with pictures imbedded? Thanks for sharing, subbed your channel!!!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому +2

      Walt G Thank you very much Walt. Maybe an in depth video would answer some questions for those interested. Thank you for watching and subscribing

  • @colinfarrier3668
    @colinfarrier3668 9 років тому

    Hi Bellevue Workshop,
    I am blown away with your edgesander and the enigmatic video. I have watched the video ten times and still dont appreciate just how to build it. I have the rollers for the drums and the bearings are on the way to me. I have the circle cutter and can now cut the wood circles for the drum ends. I am still pondering a replacement for the windscreen wiper motor. I have set up to buy a used electric bench grinder on ebay for the main motor. It did take quite a time to understand the belt release mechanism.
    Well done
    Colin Farrier
    Northern ireland

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      colin farrier Thank you very much for the kind comments Colin, it is much appreciated. Sounds like you are well on your way to building yourself one. I am not 100% sure of how the design of a power window motor for a car is, but that might be an option. I was contacted by a viewer from Germany who built the same sander just based on the vide and a few still shots. He also added some extra and really nice features to it. You can see it over at my website:bellevuewoodshop.com/bjorns-edgesander-2/

  • @fernandogaldiano
    @fernandogaldiano 9 років тому +4

    Absolutely amazing your sander !!! Do you have plans about that sander ? I mean, drawings, measures and other informations ? I really want to make one.

  • @Geraldine975
    @Geraldine975 7 років тому

    That's about the best belt sander build I've seen congratulations well done

  • @thiswoodwork
    @thiswoodwork 10 років тому +18

    Amazing project! Very, very nice.
    Take care,
    Alex.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      ThisWoodwork Thank you Alex for the kind comment. I really like your channel, and especially the bandsaw build you did back in your even younger days:) Keep up the good work

  • @boudreaumay3040
    @boudreaumay3040 9 років тому +1

    I've watched several times and never get tired. Not only of the sander but it may sound blas'e to many but it's an American feeling for me. Thank you for being creative and taking the time to share !

  • @bellevuesnekkeri
    @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому +10

    ***** Thank you Fernando. You have to change the settings in your youtube account for people to be able to reply to your comments. I am sorry, unfortunately I have no available plans for this one, but you can check out my website for my other plans. www.bellevuewoodshop.com

    • @fernandogaldiano
      @fernandogaldiano 9 років тому

      Thanks, for your attention ! I will visit your website ! Take care and tnx again ! thumbs up.

    • @Samushkin
      @Samushkin 9 років тому

      Hello, as you can see in detail, the clamping mechanism of sandpaper?

    • @WOLK678
      @WOLK678 8 років тому +1

      +Bellevue Woodshop спасибо с России за ролик очень поучительно и классно все придумано

    • @gianfrancolunardon7808
      @gianfrancolunardon7808 8 років тому

      Bellevue Woodshop

    • @MrBotag
      @MrBotag 8 років тому

      Bummer. Just checked out your website before reading the comments looking for plans for this.

  • @1873Winchester
    @1873Winchester 9 років тому

    I liked the way you made those rollers, very clever using pipe rather than cutting a bunch of round bits and gluing them together.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      +1873Winchester Thanks, it was fast and easy. Thank you for watching and commenting

  • @derkwichhart1
    @derkwichhart1 10 років тому +4

    Awesome job! I really enjoy your videos! You do a great job! Thank you for taking the time to share your amazing work!

  • @johnbhumphrey
    @johnbhumphrey 5 років тому

    Decisive and right to the point, exactly how a video should be. Ingenious idea on tracking the belt for oscillation.

  • @Юрийнабока-ъ5б
    @Юрийнабока-ъ5б 8 років тому +5

    Сделано супер.У вас есть чему учится.

  • @415orazio
    @415orazio 9 років тому

    You are truly an amazingly talented individual. I have watched all your videos and can't tell you how impressive your projects and your shop is. Please, please, keep the videos coming.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      415orazio Thank you very much for that generous comment, it is much appreciated. I am glad you like the content, and I plan to put out more......just need some more available hours in the day:)

  • @onecarwood
    @onecarwood 10 років тому +3

    I really like this! Wow I gotta try it!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      OneCar Wood Thank you, it would be cool to see some photos if you build one

    • @onecarwood
      @onecarwood 10 років тому

      Bellevue Woodshop I most definitely will take pics if I do. Thanks for the videos!

    • @thebarnyard5633
      @thebarnyard5633 4 роки тому

      @@onecarwood 5 Years later, did you do it?

  • @stewartmcmanus2701
    @stewartmcmanus2701 8 років тому

    Magic, love this stuff. Shouldn't need plans, half the fun is making and learning !!!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  8 років тому

      Thank you. Yes you are correct Stewart, it is very rewarding both during the process and at the end

  • @allmagicguy
    @allmagicguy 9 років тому +5

    Is that Christopher Walken talking, Frankenstein never frightened me, farting, farting over here!

    • @ThinJizzy
      @ThinJizzy 9 років тому

      allmagicgy At least he doesn't sound like Tommy Wiseau!

  • @cptblackops
    @cptblackops 9 років тому

    This is the single best homemade sander I have seen on UA-cam! you just got another subscriber, great job!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      +cptblackops Thank you VERY much for the generous words, it is much appreciated, thank you for watching commenting and subscribing

  • @OldSneelock
    @OldSneelock 10 років тому

    I'm impressed. I like that you have incorporated the spindle sander too.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Old Sneelock's Workshop Thank you for the kind comment, it worked out great with the dual action

  • @hunterdogztc
    @hunterdogztc 9 років тому +1

    One of the nicest builds I have ever seen on UA-cam......................and I've seen hundreds. Very well done.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      Terry Cairns Thank you Terry for those generous words. It is very much appreciated

  • @cds12261
    @cds12261 7 років тому

    What a great design, love the use of the adjustable shelves. Your design allows for multiple uses and still yet is capable of added upgrades and adjustments as the need arises.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  7 років тому +1

      Thank you very much for the kind feedback Chris, it is much appreciated

  • @chablispark
    @chablispark 10 років тому

    Excellent ! Your imagination and ingenuity are by far above my grade.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      chablispark Thank you for the kind comment, much appreciated. BTW, Yes you CAN do it, go for it!!:)

  • @saeedgharakhani
    @saeedgharakhani 2 роки тому

    It is amazing to work that you have done. Hope you will make more videos with such a display with a drawing of the plan, then you are a master that many like you. thank you so much for that job.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  2 роки тому

      Thanks for the kind feedback. Unfortunately there are no plans available for this build, but please check out my website for my other plans: www.bellevuewoodshop.com

  • @davidcrawford6505
    @davidcrawford6505 9 років тому

    One of the best DIY builds I've watched. This made me a subscriber.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      ***** Thank you very much for that very generous comment David, it is much appreciated. Thanks for watching, commenting and welcome as a subscriber

  • @TheDevilsBigToe
    @TheDevilsBigToe 9 років тому

    This must be one of THE best builds anywhere on UA-cam. Absolutely love it, great work!

    • @TheDevilsBigToe
      @TheDevilsBigToe 9 років тому

      Oh, and how did you come up with that great way of oscillation?

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      +Mark Hood Thank you VERY much for that generous comment. I really appreciate it Mark. Glad you liked it

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      +Bellevue Woodshop Its not my idea. The Commercial JET edgesanders also has it, so I just copied it

    • @TheDevilsBigToe
      @TheDevilsBigToe 9 років тому

      +Bellevue Woodshop I simply believe in credit where it is due. And an excellent adaption of the oscillation system, well done.

  • @Race353
    @Race353 9 років тому

    Great video! As a wood worker, I really enjoyed the idea / concept of the homemade, not several hundred $ model fantastic. As a teacher of teachers / lecturers / podium instructors your limited explanations really made watching and learning a pleasure.

  • @randomreviews7574
    @randomreviews7574 9 місяців тому

    Man, it doesn't get much better than this for a homemade machine. WOW

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 місяців тому

      Thank you very much for the kind feedback😀

  • @clintoniob9712
    @clintoniob9712 8 років тому

    this is a great build video and awesome sander you built. I realize that you don't have any plans available for this, but people would buy these plans...for such a useful tool.... great work.... i would but them!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  8 років тому

      +Clintonio B Thank you Clintonio. The problem is that is built with salvaged parts, and I would have to search the net for readily available parts, buy them and build the sander to fit, to make sure it works. Also I think it would get to expensive , unless you have access to good priced parts. I was lucky to salvage all the parts for mine, so it did not cost me a dime.. But thanks for the kind words, and for yuor interest

  • @k1horner2991
    @k1horner2991 10 років тому

    Noticed the sander on LJ's. Had to watch the build. That thing is GREAT. Maybe I can learn how to do that. Great job.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Ken Horner Thank you Ken for the kind comment, and for taking the time to check out my channel

  • @alphasigmasezon8597
    @alphasigmasezon8597 7 років тому +1

    Great Job. Your method of inducing the oscillation is ingenious.

  • @SawyersMusic
    @SawyersMusic 10 років тому

    This is such a great build! Not gunna lie praying that plans come out one day this is such a good design

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Sawyer korthuis Thank you very much Sawyer, If I make plans for it you will be notified:)

  • @DIYTyler
    @DIYTyler 10 років тому

    WOW, mind blown. Was so blown away by the windshield wiper motor idea. Great job Roy. Bellevue Woodshop Need to get my hands on some motors!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      ***** Thank you Tyler. I think it would also work with a regular small geared motor and an adjustable offset wheel.. I cant seem to find your earlier comment on the use of clamps. They work very well, but the shortest one beeing 1000mm long the get a little bulky for these kind of projects. I have used the in some panel glueups, and are happy with them. I would not go for a smaller motor than 1hp, rather go with a 1,5 or better 2 hp

  • @AcidStyle79
    @AcidStyle79 10 років тому

    awesome design, not too complicated and I might give this ago myself instead of buying a beltsander this works even better I imagine.
    Thanks for sharing

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      AcidStyle79 Thank you very much for the generous comment, it would be cool to see some images if you decide to build one

  • @ttttommy
    @ttttommy 7 років тому

    Man, that is just an awesome build !! You have motivated me !! Also, no intention to insult you, but I couldn't help but hear Christopher Walken as the narrator. You're just great !!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  7 років тому

      Thanks Tom, Glad you found it useful. No offence taken. Have had a fewChristopher Walken comparisons comments on youtube before, I have no problem with that:)

  • @reallyfurious
    @reallyfurious 2 роки тому

    Wow, I'm seriously impressed. I really wanna make one of these for myself, maybe with and adjustable fence for sanding end grain and mitres. Outstanding design.

  • @TaylerMade
    @TaylerMade 10 років тому

    really nicely put together video and great project. i do love it when someone makes their own rather than buying one.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Tayler Made Thank you Sir for the kind commenst, much appreciated, and I agree, homemade may not be the best tools, but using something one crafted themselves is satisfying

  • @LivingMyBestLifeIAm
    @LivingMyBestLifeIAm 7 років тому

    Wow! I’m in awe of your skills and craftsmanship. I’ve just started in woodworking...a new hobby that has quickly filled my previously unused workshop addition, on my garage, with power tools lol. I don’t have a handy guy around...if I want something made, I have to do it myself. I nowhere near have the skills to make this sander but I’d buy one from you lol! I’d love a pink one to match the rest of my tools. I know I know....women lol ;)

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  7 років тому

      Welcome to the hobby. You can do anything you set your mind to....and the internet helps you along the way, if in doubt:)

  • @metals2546
    @metals2546 7 років тому

    ingenious design. And I was pleased with myself today for cutting 2 boards!!

  • @Shopbuilt
    @Shopbuilt 10 років тому

    Extremely well thought out. It looks like time spent planning really paid off on this one! Great project!!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Shop built Thank you. I looked at a demo of the JET OES-CS80 edgsander on YT, and picked up some ideas.

  • @tominosik1
    @tominosik1 9 років тому +1

    One of the most professional look I have ever seen! Good job!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      Tomáš Červenka Thank you very much for the kind words. It is much appreciated. Thanks for watching and commenting

  • @wintersnot
    @wintersnot 8 років тому

    Clever funtional compact design!...a must have in any shop. Thanks for sharing the build.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  8 років тому

      Thanks for the kind feedback,and thanks for watching

  • @bobjodoin825
    @bobjodoin825 10 років тому

    Beautiful job on the sander!

  • @seasonedtoker
    @seasonedtoker 6 років тому

    That wiper motor idea is just pure genius. Wanted to build one myself forsome time, but never got around the oscillating mechanism, without employing too much machining and paying for it, of course.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  6 років тому

      Thanks, but I cannot take credit for the idea. Saw something similar on a jet belt sander, and figured a wiper motor would do the trick

    • @jrumbel
      @jrumbel Рік тому

      I feel like the oscillation is unnecessary. Couldn't you just have a bed the is at an angle to the belt so you can use all parts of the belt? Essentially a ramp rather than a level platform? Left end of the platform at the bottom of the belt...right end at the top part. Move the workpiece and you're at a different part of the belt but still able to use the platform as a reference surface? Just a thought.

  • @1bmwrider
    @1bmwrider 10 років тому

    Love the sander and I applaud you ingenuity. The music is fine. Keep up the good work

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      David Legg Thank you for the kind words David, glad you liked it

  • @SmokeFlame1
    @SmokeFlame1 10 років тому

    My friend, I am truly impressed with this great design and build. It's quite magnificent. Just came upon your channel by accident, but you can bet it will be subscribed. Thanks for the video and the inspiration.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      SmokeFlame1 Thank you very much for the generous comments, much appreciated, and thank you for commenting and subscribing

  • @bassinbob1965
    @bassinbob1965 8 років тому

    What a remarkable craftsman. Thanks so much for sharing this with us.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  8 років тому

      +Robert Ray Thank you for the generous words Robert, it is much appreciated, and tank you for taking the time to watch

  • @joeljohnson653
    @joeljohnson653 10 років тому

    Fantastic job and great video, to the point and not a lot of talking. GOOD Job

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Joel Johnson Thank you for the kind comment Joel, glad you liked it

  • @SethMesser
    @SethMesser 10 років тому +1

    i will just echo everyone else and say that this thing is amazing. i had a smile on my face the entire video wishing i had all the motors and bearings and other bits/bobs to make this. again, well done sir!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Seth Messer Thank you very much Seth, glad you liked it. It is never to late to start collecting stuff:)

    • @cherhanamiya1
      @cherhanamiya1 5 років тому

      Hi Roy
      Could you please give me an indication of theMotor size as I’ve got 2 x 1/2horse power motors and was hoping that one of these would suffice.
      Regards

  • @shazwozler
    @shazwozler 10 років тому

    You've done it again. Very professional I love your work.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      shazwozler Thank you very much for the kond comments. Much appreciated. Glad you liked it:)

  • @NJEsperantist
    @NJEsperantist 10 років тому +1

    Clever in the extreme! Especially the spindle sander bonus!

  • @derekpeterson5123
    @derekpeterson5123 2 роки тому

    Amazing build, great ideas! Thank you for the sharing your time and talent!

  • @lesafighter
    @lesafighter 10 років тому

    this is by far the best video i have seen about building the belt sender :)

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      lesafighter Thank you very much for the kind comment, much appreciated

  • @Stu66orn
    @Stu66orn 9 років тому

    Amazing. Everrything is great on this video, editing, music, voice and most of all the outcome.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      Stefan Vuori Thanks for the kind comments, I am glad you found it interesting Stefan

  • @christopheleblanc9175
    @christopheleblanc9175 9 років тому

    great build, love the simplicity of the whole build, and the added spindles make even better ,

  • @b3arwithm3
    @b3arwithm3 2 роки тому

    Great design and execution.

  • @lilypower
    @lilypower 10 років тому

    Fantastic build! And quite a slim oscillating asnder! :) great workmanship and really nice looking end product!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Karl Liljeström Thank you very much Karl for the kind comments. Much appreciated

  • @07LUTE70
    @07LUTE70 4 роки тому

    Your a mechanical genius

  • @davomontgomeryda3rd
    @davomontgomeryda3rd 10 років тому

    Awesome, extremely clever and phenomenal build / design!!!

  • @seafax
    @seafax 10 років тому

    Very innovative Roy a great idea and an excellent explanation of how everything works.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      seafax Thank you, Hopefully I did not miss to much. Any questions, please ask away:)

  • @sebaocano3
    @sebaocano3 10 років тому

    Great work, the sander is awsome!

  • @bacstr
    @bacstr 9 років тому

    Watching this video I forgot my coffee, it became cold. But who cares? Man, this is amazing. Thanks for sharing!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      +BAC STR Thank you very much for the kind comment, glad you liked it, re-heat your coffee, and its all good. Thanks for watching

  • @sergioaugustodecastro3694
    @sergioaugustodecastro3694 9 років тому

    Great idea, great construction, very nice video. Congratulations.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      Sérgio Augusto de Castro Thank you Sergio, glad you liked it

  • @captsanjayrao
    @captsanjayrao 10 років тому

    Wonderful Build. Inspiring as well. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Captain. Sanjay Rao Thank you for the kind comment, glad you liked it

  • @sih9696
    @sih9696 7 років тому

    Must say YOU ARE DAMN GOOD! Love all your creations!! Thanks for sharing!!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  7 років тому

      Thanks for the kind feedback, and thank YOU for watching

  • @JasperIjpelaar
    @JasperIjpelaar 10 років тому

    I watch it 3 times , still amazing every time . Awesome build and video as always . Greetz Jasper .

  • @SketchUpWorkshop
    @SketchUpWorkshop 10 років тому

    Huge props, thanks for sharing your innovations!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Tyson Kartchner Thank you, glad you liked it Tyson

  • @PJL1281
    @PJL1281 10 років тому

    I absolutely love this build. Thanks for sharing!

  • @StudioShadoway
    @StudioShadoway 5 років тому

    Is this guy awesome or what !!! Fantastic design and project,

  • @SawDustMakerRJM
    @SawDustMakerRJM 10 років тому

    Liked your video and the build. Great work!

  • @Nilremquercus
    @Nilremquercus 10 років тому

    Bonjour, c'est une très très très belle réalisation! merci pour cette vidéo, bonnes fêtes de fin d'année :)

  • @beunable
    @beunable 10 років тому

    wow very nice, i would've bought some metal poulie's since wooden ones might wear out fast, and how about a automatic tensioner just like a serpentine belt of a vehicle?

  • @Scroungineer
    @Scroungineer 10 років тому

    Sweet project. I see another build in my future. *sigh* Now I just need to scrounge up another 1HP motor... Thanks so much for posting this.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Thanks, look for a a motor closer to 1,5 or 2 hp if you can find one. happy building Scroungineer

  • @bernieinsaudi
    @bernieinsaudi 10 років тому

    Excellent! Great build, great ideas and some innovative solutions! Superb!

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Bernie Jones Thank you for your generous comment, much appreciated Bernie

  • @ryananthony4840
    @ryananthony4840 2 роки тому +1

    Impressive...... MOST impressive..

  • @user-vz8pb2fk5d
    @user-vz8pb2fk5d 4 роки тому

    to safe a few thousand dollars this is really ingenious . Nice job!

  • @CzKaa
    @CzKaa 5 років тому

    Totaly different oscillation method. Awesone idea! :)

  • @benfetherston6006
    @benfetherston6006 10 років тому

    I love your creativity! Very impressive!

  • @CosmasBauer
    @CosmasBauer 10 років тому +1

    Wow this is unbelievable! Love it!

  • @glenwatridge1771
    @glenwatridge1771 5 років тому

    Subscribed. Loved the build. Great idea windscreen wiper motor

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  5 років тому

      Thanks for watching, subbing and commenting Glen

  • @glenturner4985
    @glenturner4985 8 років тому

    great job , I enjoy watching your videos !

  • @roberthinnawi2694
    @roberthinnawi2694 10 років тому

    Great job...excellent project.. greetings from Croatia

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      robert hinnawi Thank you very much Robert, much appreciated, and thanks for sharing the video

  • @robmazzitelli
    @robmazzitelli 10 років тому

    Great build and video. Very impressive.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      Robert Mazzitelli Thank you for commenting and watcing my video Robert

  • @GregSowell
    @GregSowell 8 років тому

    Brilliantly clever. I really like it.

  • @weekendwarrior9570
    @weekendwarrior9570 3 роки тому

    Excellent video and process. Thank you for sharing.

  • @censeless24
    @censeless24 6 років тому

    I love your edge sander you should have plans available and yes I checked out your website but there is no plans oh and don't forget the oscillating part because I sooooo want to build it exactly like your

  • @herbertmueller4104
    @herbertmueller4104 9 років тому

    Superb piece of kit! Very tempted to build one myself. Thank you for sharing.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      Herbert Mueller Thank you, I have been in contact with a guy who built this same sander based on the video alone. And it looks very mpressive, Better looking thank mine, and it also has some added features. I will make an articke on it at my website in a while

  • @eltonherrera7524
    @eltonherrera7524 10 років тому +1

    Now that's something!! What an AWESOME piece of art man..

  • @jimcoogan1529
    @jimcoogan1529 10 років тому

    That is amazing. Great build and great video. Thanks for sharing.

  • @SavvasPapasavva
    @SavvasPapasavva 9 років тому +1

    Lovely tool and a very clever way to make it oscillate.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      ***** Thank you Savvas, it has worked great and thanks for watching and commenting, it is much appreciated

  • @disenomaderatucuman116
    @disenomaderatucuman116 8 років тому

    Sir, I think that You are a genius.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  8 років тому

      +Design Bureau Thank you for tat very generous comment, and thanks for watching

  • @stevepickett9852
    @stevepickett9852 6 років тому

    nice job! very creative mechanically on the oscillation

  • @richey761
    @richey761 10 років тому

    hats off to you ,that machine is quality

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  10 років тому

      richey761 Thank you very much for the kind comment, much appreciated

  • @stuartkentco.fineartfurnit390
    @stuartkentco.fineartfurnit390 7 років тому

    Excellent build! Thanks for sharing

  • @rhfabrication
    @rhfabrication 9 років тому

    Awesome sander!

  • @annalaurenramosgesswein4732
    @annalaurenramosgesswein4732 9 років тому

    really nice design!! very usefull! thank you

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      +Anna Lauren Ramos Gesswein Thank you for the kind words, and thanks for watching

  • @BenderRodriguezBender
    @BenderRodriguezBender 9 років тому

    So awesome what people can build at home.

  • @SuperPoonSlayer
    @SuperPoonSlayer 9 років тому

    randomly came across this and stuck around because you sounded like christopher walken. subbed.

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  9 років тому

      +Quang Hoang Thank you for watching, sticking around, subbing and commenting, it is much appreciated, Chritopher Walken....it has been mentioned a time or two:)

  • @sewell6564
    @sewell6564 5 років тому

    Awesome project. ? What type of power supply did you use to power the windshield motor? Thanks

    • @bellevuesnekkeri
      @bellevuesnekkeri  5 років тому

      Thanks. Just an old salvaged 24vdc powesupply that can supply enough current. I think it was a 3 amp one