the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
Not only an excellent craftsman! We tend to forget sometimes how much work goes into making these videos. You put together some of the finest videos with awesome editing skills!
Nice. Perhaps make the fence curve around at the end, to make use of the curve section of the belt? This way it can be used on internal curves when in the horizontal position. Shouldn't interfere with the use in the vertical position.
Amazing build - as always :) My first thought in regards to the vertical/horizontal function would be to have them both accessible with french cleats. Cutting out a section of the vertical cleat and running another one horizintally would allow you to simply 'flip' the setup on the wall. Cheers
If i could 'like' every video a thousand times and subscribe over and over again it wouldn't properly show how much I enjoy your videos and enginuity. Keep it up because it's an absolute inspiration and motivation to improve my own shop.
Once again: INGENIOUS! I adore the French Cleat solution! The idea is simple and obvious if you think of it, but to get such an idea just shows how ingenious you are. Thank you for sharing. Love your channel. Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Thank you for sharing this awesome tool-gadget-system for a belt sander. This is exactly what I need to have in my small workshop. Please keep making many more projects which are always inspiring to me.
I've watched a few different jig ideas. I like this the best. Well done. The French cleat wall hanger is great and just a good way to store the sander.
All I can say is brilliant!!!! I have a Harbor freight belt sander not being used now I can make this and start using it. I just finished adding French cleats to my garage wall, I’m going to save a spot just for the sander. Thank you for the video.
Well done and inspiring! About corded tools and the issue you had with cord, I am sharing with you an idea from Marius Hornberger: I have cut my cords at about 20cm from the tool and installed powercon connectors. Now I have a short (2 m) and a long (5m) electrical cords and easily disconnect/reconnect most of my corded tools (such as belt sander, circular saw, jig saw, router, reciprocating saw, pole tree pruner...)
nice work. I usually do some shop improvement work between large scale projects, just for the fun of it and to get a feeling of "leveling up". Nothing as elaborate as this though, kudos.
Great work Jean. Compact and efficient design fir a small shop. The likes of Matthias Wandell and John Heiz have serious competition in you! I’ve got the same belt sander. Would you share your plans? I am obviously prepared to pay for them. Keep up the good work!
Besides your good imagination for successfully building a stand with french cleat for your portable sander, @15.54, electric switch board pops out in the middle of the workbench. A good innovative idea.. I like it.. Good luck. Take care.
You rock man! Today I’ve created my jig largely based on your idea. I happen to have the same belt sander 😎. I’ve only changed the locking mechanism as I don’t like to have to do the threading thing with my power cord. I had a little toggle clamp lying around, so I put it on a small block next to the handle and let it clamp on the handle. very stable and very easy to setup or remove. Thanks a lot though. People like you inspire me every day!
I thought I was already subscribed, but now I am. Out of the bazillion videos on his subject, this one is up there. Nicely done. I like the French cleat idea for saving precious floor/bench space. I am currently building an oscillating spindle sander and found myself needing a vertical belt sander for sanding parts for the build. Ha! So I whipped one up. It's a good thing I love building machines!
I am glad I stumbled upon your videos. You are truly an engineering genius. I am using your ideas to plan an ultimately build my small shop. Thank you.
Such a great idea for anyone who has a small amount of space or money to be able to do any kind of sanding. Well done it goes brilliantly with the French cleat wall.
Very nice jig. You should get a hold of Bosch and show them your jig. I am sure they could manufacture it on a C & C machine, and sell it as an accessory. You can then retire!
hi, I’m French but I’m a fan of what you do with the wood. I watched all your videos and I love it! If I can give you an idea for a future project in your garage, it’s at your gate, to create a door and a window. it would be cool and it would save you from always having to open up. continue like that, it’s very good work! I love it!
I just put mine in a 3 inch hobby vice. The sander is held by the handle, and the position can be adjusted to different positions. I don't usually use a platform to work off , but this is an easy improvise. I don't know why manufacturers do not make these jigs. They would be a welcomed accessory.
At the beginning of the video I wondered where all your tools are... Then they all came out of the woodwork! Haha! Excellent work, and great job on that shop!
Your whole setup is amazing. You make me feel like an idiot as I have the same space but can not fit my toys in properly For fellow South Africans I found t nuts and screw inserts at Gelmar
@@mogbaba Builders Warehouse stocks T-nut inserts, but I would shop around for better prices. In fact, anything you find at Builders you can probably find for cheaper elsewhere.
I would have made the latch swivel 90° from how it now functions. That way you can put the beltsander in the holder and then put the latch over it without having to worry about the cable. Nice work and a very handy extention of the tool.
I have this sander and I have built something as a stand before but I am only just thinking about cleats now, I will copy if I need to and modify where I can, if I come up with something new, I shall let you know.
Very good video really enjoyed! I loved the transition when you continued wiping away the glue and then just continued talking with nothing on your finger
You could run French cleats on the long side as well and I would hang horizontal or vertical, although the that would have to be done initially because the top clear and bottom support would need to be notched out to allow for horizontal mounting.
this is just great after being told we have another 3 weeks of lockdown a day later this video appears to cheer me up as i live by myself.many thanks and greetings from Wales!
I realize this is an older video, but I love this idea. Any chance plans for this could be added to your store. I realize I'd have to modify them for my belt sander, but it would be great to have a starting point. Thanks.
Brilliant, best jig I have seen so far for this purpose. Especially the French cleet addition, and the ease of getting the sander in and out of the jig. 👍
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the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
Not only an excellent craftsman! We tend to forget sometimes how much work goes into making these videos. You put together some of the finest videos with awesome editing skills!
This has to be the best conversion of a belt sander on you tube. Really cleaver design. Well done
damn i love the idea of things being 'stored' properly but still accessible to use right then and there! im so happy this channel exists :)
You might just have the best workshop I’ve ever seen
That moment at 12:12 when the fence can be swapped to be oriented either direction! 😍 Great video - best one I’ve seen on UA-cam so far!
You are the king of the French cleat.
Awesome build
Great design well executed. The French cleat wall is very clever. Nice job. I am an old dog and welcome the new tricks.
Nice. Perhaps make the fence curve around at the end, to make use of the curve section of the belt? This way it can be used on internal curves when in the horizontal position. Shouldn't interfere with the use in the vertical position.
This dude is unbelievable! Simply brilliant.
your designs are genius, i just started watching your content and im inspired to do this project .
Amazing build - as always :)
My first thought in regards to the vertical/horizontal function would be to have them both accessible with french cleats.
Cutting out a section of the vertical cleat and running another one horizintally would allow you to simply 'flip' the setup on the wall.
Cheers
If i could 'like' every video a thousand times and subscribe over and over again it wouldn't properly show how much I enjoy your videos and enginuity. Keep it up because it's an absolute inspiration and motivation to improve my own shop.
Once again: INGENIOUS! I adore the French Cleat solution! The idea is simple and obvious if you think of it, but to get such an idea just shows how ingenious you are.
Thank you for sharing. Love your channel.
Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Thank you for sharing this awesome tool-gadget-system for a belt sander. This is exactly what I need to have in my small workshop. Please keep making many more projects which are always inspiring to me.
Thank you for the work, thoughts, ideas, designs, and effort! Well done, again THANK YOU.
👍👍 Very creative
Now I know why I bought a belt sander ☺️
Very well done .!.
I've watched a few different jig ideas. I like this the best. Well done.
The French cleat wall hanger is great and just a good way to store the sander.
Very nice jig you made.
All I can say is brilliant!!!! I have a Harbor freight belt sander not being used now I can make this and start using it. I just finished adding French cleats to my garage wall, I’m going to save a spot just for the sander. Thank you for the video.
Well done and inspiring!
About corded tools and the issue you had with cord, I am sharing with you an idea from Marius Hornberger: I have cut my cords at about 20cm from the tool and installed powercon connectors. Now I have a short (2 m) and a long (5m) electrical cords and easily disconnect/reconnect most of my corded tools (such as belt sander, circular saw, jig saw, router, reciprocating saw, pole tree pruner...)
I enjoy your videos.
The camera work and editing are well done.
I find you have some original ways of creating things.
Keep up the great content.
nice work. I usually do some shop improvement work between large scale projects, just for the fun of it and to get a feeling of "leveling up". Nothing as elaborate as this though, kudos.
more complicated than I need, but very impressive, and functional. thanks for sharing.
Man you are a genius you always come up with these ideas and your craftsmanship is no neat
I'm going to try and copy every detail, but I plan to add a dust port.
You do outstanding work.
Now I know what to do with my old belt sander and my French cleat wall. Thanks again for your ideas let😀
Very good idea, also have smaller shop that has used larger cumbersome tools. Am downsizing now with your ideaz thankyou
Awesome Jean. Al wat mens nodig het is net n paar basiese power tools om spasie te bespaar. Met n jigs kan mens seker enige jets doen. Love die videos
Great work Jean. Compact and efficient design fir a small shop. The likes of Matthias Wandell and John Heiz have serious competition in you! I’ve got the same belt sander. Would you share your plans? I am obviously prepared to pay for them. Keep up the good work!
Besides your good imagination for successfully building a stand with french cleat for your portable sander, @15.54, electric switch board pops out in the middle of the workbench. A good innovative idea.. I like it.. Good luck. Take care.
love it! and the french cleats!
that's a genius idea! well done.
I like the jig. I already built one from Jax Designs. I like the way it hangs on your French cleat wall.
Best solution for belt sander I've ever seen. In the name of John Heisz, you are genious!
This is a really great idea I would love to learn how to make this it would really help me doing some things. Thank you so much
Hi,
Again, a work of art, beautiful done.
Very versatile and your vertical placement is genius.
Keep it safe,
Willy from Belgium.
😷😷😷
You rock man! Today I’ve created my jig largely based on your idea. I happen to have the same belt sander 😎. I’ve only changed the locking mechanism as I don’t like to have to do the threading thing with my power cord. I had a little toggle clamp lying around, so I put it on a small block next to the handle and let it clamp on the handle. very stable and very easy to setup or remove. Thanks a lot though. People like you inspire me every day!
the hidden mittersaw is wonderful idea! Congratulations!
Amazing! Exactly what i was looking for, thanks.
I thought I was already subscribed, but now I am. Out of the bazillion videos on his subject, this one is up there. Nicely done. I like the French cleat idea for saving precious floor/bench space. I am currently building an oscillating spindle sander and found myself needing a vertical belt sander for sanding parts for the build. Ha! So I whipped one up. It's a good thing I love building machines!
I am glad I stumbled upon your videos. You are truly an engineering genius. I am using your ideas to plan an ultimately build my small shop. Thank you.
Very well done, very useful in the upright position.
Superb multifunction design. Thoroughly impressive, such innovation. Very inspiring...
Such a great idea for anyone who has a small amount of space or money to be able to do any kind of sanding.
Well done it goes brilliantly with the French cleat wall.
Very nice jig. You should get a hold of Bosch and show them your jig. I am sure they could manufacture it on a C & C machine, and sell it as an accessory. You can then retire!
Hanging the whole setup on the wall is a great idea. Thanks for sharing this excellent project, all the best
What a nifty, practical jig. Your skills are awesome…..
hi, I’m French but I’m a fan of what you do with the wood. I watched all your videos and I love it! If I can give you an idea for a future project in your garage, it’s at your gate, to create a door and a window. it would be cool and it would save you from always having to open up. continue like that, it’s very good work! I love it!
This along with your French cleat wall will be going into my small workshop. Really really good stuff fella. Keep it up. Loving your videos.
This was a great and ingenious design
That's effin awesome. Nice job.
I just put mine in a 3 inch hobby vice. The sander is held by the handle, and the position can be adjusted to different positions. I don't usually use a platform to work off , but this is an easy improvise.
I don't know why manufacturers do not make these jigs. They would be a welcomed accessory.
Wow! Very cool as I am currently using my handheld belt sander in a vice and wishing I had a fence. This is exactly what I was hoping to do myself.
At the beginning of the video I wondered where all your tools are... Then they all came out of the woodwork! Haha! Excellent work, and great job on that shop!
Your whole setup is amazing. You make me feel like an idiot as I have the same space but can not fit my toys in properly
For fellow South Africans I found t nuts and screw inserts at Gelmar
Thanks for the info Martin, was wondering where to find.
Don't worry, we are two!
@@mogbaba Builders Warehouse stocks T-nut inserts, but I would shop around for better prices. In fact, anything you find at Builders you can probably find for cheaper elsewhere.
This is so ingenious. Love this!! Thanks for sharing
Good idea thanks
I would have made the latch swivel 90° from how it now functions. That way you can put the beltsander in the holder and then put the latch over it without having to worry about the cable.
Nice work and a very handy extention of the tool.
Really great how you maximise the use of every tool. Brilliant! Love your videos.
You sir are a genius! Well done !
I have this sander and I have built something as a stand before but I am only just thinking about cleats now, I will copy if I need to and modify where I can, if I come up with something new, I shall let you know.
Wish I had a engineering way of thinking, your born with it... Love this idea.. baie goeie werk
I am consistently impressed with your solutions. Very clever design. Well done. Keep it up. Stay well.
There are two tapped holes M6 on the right side of this machine. I used them to do something similar. :-) Thanks for the vid.
Suggestion. Maybe a french cleat to mount it sideways on the wall instead of having it on the desk.
Very good video really enjoyed! I loved the transition when you continued wiping away the glue and then just continued talking with nothing on your finger
I gotta say thats a lekker shop you developed Broer. I need to sit down and replan my space.
Great job, now a very versatile tool, well done!
Super idea! Nice work.
Lekker idea, love your work !!
Really great design. Your ingenuity and engineering skills are very impressive. Well edited video, too!
really clever horizontal and vertical
Fantastic design
You my friend are a genius I would love to have this shop set up
This would be a superb addition to any workshop. Brilliant. Great video mate 👍🏻👍🏻
You could run French cleats on the long side as well and I would hang horizontal or vertical, although the that would have to be done initially because the top clear and bottom support would need to be notched out to allow for horizontal mounting.
That's just brilliant!
Your best until now!
this is just great after being told we have another 3 weeks of lockdown a day later this video appears to cheer me up as i live by myself.many thanks and greetings from Wales!
The whole thought process behind designing and building this is fantastic. Awesome project and great video
Great design, you really have a knack for following through with your visions and making them a reality. Love your channel. Please keep it up.
Genius idea!
One word.........Superb.
I realize this is an older video, but I love this idea. Any chance plans for this could be added to your store. I realize I'd have to modify them for my belt sander, but it would be great to have a starting point. Thanks.
Very impressive indeed. 👍
very inventive and modular ! congrats
Amazing once again....
Every project so unique.
Obrigado from Portugal
The ultimate belt sander stand❗️❗️❗️ Great work 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
great video, project, it's so versatile,ingenious, thanx 4 sharing God Bless
Best Jig Ive seen so far, would be nice if there were plans for it.
That is insane. What a spectacular design and execution.
Great job. Just add a couple of spacer tables to utilize more of the belt. Keep well and stay safe.
Great idea I loved the vertical position and use on the french cleat wall this is my next project starting tomorrow
Brilliant, best jig I have seen so far for this purpose. Especially the French cleet addition, and the ease of getting the sander in and out of the jig. 👍
Great space saving idea, excellent design. Thanks for sharing. Until next time *Chris*
Awesome job! I really like the french cleat feature.
Une idée géniale!
great design
Nice design. Particularly like the ability to hang on French Cleats for use in vertical position.
Awesome jig, well done